Loudon free press. (Loudon, Tenn.) 1852-1855, 1852-11-13
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II WISH to employ number of agents to sell J. 8.
i Bonham's Improved Garment Cutter in all the
States except Georgia and n. Carolina, and am Of
fering great inducements both by the sale Of the
copyright of counties and States, and by agency.
The simplicity of the system is such that 1t be
learned in time surprisingly short IL scholars may
be learned in days. furnish each learner with
complete set of Patterns and book of directions for
cutting Goats, Pants, and Vests of the different styles
and sizes. Persons get the of these patterns
from the book Of directions without oral instructions
by few days application. / could refer to several
who have sent for them by mail, and are now
cutting garments successfully. This system is now
being taught in this State, Kentucky, Alabama,
Georgia, and North Carolina, and is gaining popG-
larity not equaled by any other system in use. The
ladies or whose benefit this rule is published) have
given it liberal patronage. Feeling thankful for
past favors would respectfully solicita more ex-
tensive patronage.
Hear from those who have learned my system of
Garment cutting.
GEORGL1:-Walker county, July 1852.
We, the learners and patrons of j. S. Bonham's
Improved Garment Cutter, do hereby certify, that
fyom own knowledge and the information obtain
ed from others who have tested the system, that for
correctness, simplicity and convenience, we believe
it is not equaled by any other system extant but Is
decidedly superior to any other with which we have
become acquainted; and a safe Garment Cutter in
the hands of the judicOus learner practical Gar
ment Cutter we recOmend this system as worthy the
patronage of an intelligent and an improvement GO
ing community. In witness whereof names
assigned
j. L. Evatt, Miss Nancy Tanner,
Miss Martha A. Cox, Miss Martha Morris,
Eli Cox, Mrs. Caroline Norris
Mrs. C. Thedford, Miss c. d. Camp,
Daniel Majors, Mrs. Sarah Camp,
Miss Mary F. Waters, Miss Martha Conley,
Mrs. Ann C. Waters, Miss Sisily Ann Eyatt,
Mrs. Mary NJ Evatt Mrs Susan Park
James S. Miller,
One set of patterns, book of directions and tape
measure, and the necessary instructions S. Pat
terms book and tape, without verbal instructions So
Persons who would like to be in possession of my
garment cutter can get set of patterns &C., mailed
to them (post paid) by sending their address
companied by three dollars.
LIST OF AGENTS.
R. D. JOURoLMAN, is agent for me and is authoriz-
ed to sell any all the unsOld counties States in
the Union, and will teach the rule to any who may
give him a call opposite the residence of J. COwan,
Main ST., Knoxville, Tennessee.
ALBERT G.. GARDEN, is authorized agent for the
State of Kentucky. His address for some time will
be Somerset KY.
NJ NJ. DOUGLASS, Esq, Proprietor of the Pattern
trade in Georgia, wishes to employ agents in that
State. Address him at Calhoun, Geo.
7. J. KITTREL, nine miles west of Lebanon, and
7. G. M'Donald miles from Livingston are agents
for Tennessee, west of the Mountains.
BENZ F. DoGHTY and W. n. Price, for the Carroll
mas
c.. R. DRAKE, is authorized to sell the right of the
State of Virginia and Upper East Tennessee, including
all above the counties of Knox and Sewer. Look
out for Drake he is coming with the best system of
garment cutting taught for the of the ladies'.
For Particulars address post paid at Louisville,
Tennessee. JAMES S. B0NHAM,
oc20-6w1 Publisher d Propric -or.