Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-11

TN7Bo long been known as Tuner Of Pianos IL Mid
w die Tennessee, would announce to his friends Sn6 &C
quainancss the public generally that having sa fed
himself of the great merits OF SINGERS SBWiNG IA
CHINE he wi hereafter carry one with him In his Tuning
exhibit his patrons and others for the purpose
of receiving orders, which he can promptly h from the
improvements would be deemed per ectly idle prove
the advantage of Machinery over labor in human progress
Tha superiority has long been settled an axiom, self
evident 10 ALL What the Cotton GIN has done in de-
parment of labor, what the Spinning Jenny and Power
Loom done in Others the Sewing Machine has effected
in less important branch Of human industry for iteman
cipates from the endless toll of stitch, stitch,
profitable employment The fact that Mr. Kbbee has at
ac6ed his regular business of Tuning that Of sengthe
perp MelodeOns, will be a sufiCie
his numerous friends and patrons that OF the yar
on Sewing Machines now before he Pu9e, ne Wouin seec
Ae best TO offer themj and hoss WIN MN ne
the that the Mechanics Institute Far OF
Tennessee, held in Nashville october, 1857, this Machine
exhibited BY the side OF Grover BAKERS, and pro
uouneed best by the examining committee who awarded
the premium the diploma and that for the last seven years
wherever 1t has been e1h6ted IN eompeuon with DINER
Sewing Machines il has taken the Premium over ALL
The premium oTeT the Grover Baker Machine was drsS
that would oeVerythng which the other Id do and
ell and several other ihngs besides; such as tailoring
hoe making making, &c with range of capacity
from the finest 200 with which will stitch hne
cambria linen most beauu y to the coarse lax or sE
bread suitable for the thicEes harness work. secondly
that leaves ridge heavy the bottom Of the
The work rip but draws lock into the centre ofthe
fabric, making the stitching look equally well on both sides
thirdly, that much more durable instrument, the Man
being willing 10 warrant for thirty years TO run
highest speed BY foot power which siuy double mai
of the Grover Baker Machine only requiring that the
directions foOwed louhlv that uses but third as
much thread beiug mpOrtant ten of saving and lGsy
that il gathers beau uly than II is possible TO
gather Oy hand which great consideration for the LADIES'
especially makers. In shOu this Machine is OF 50
superior a make that has taken the premium, over all
others wherever has been exhibited for the last seven
years. . -. -.
Mr. Ki5bee assured that this setting forth ofaeis will
dlssuadO his uainances from puTch SoNHg Ma
chine any make than Singers, until he can vs
them or they abide his time until they can sd P
portunty to call Mr.. VIM A. Singer, IS Public Square,
Ma -hville.
Mr. Kbbee still thinks the Pianos made by Lghte, New
ton & BadbuTys best, and the OF the MelOdeons
made by Carhar Needham & Co; and holds himself 10
readiness furnish those Instruments at the
prices charges added, those who desire them OF MIN
All COMMUNICATIONS addressed TO MIN the subject Of
Pianos MelodeOns Sewing Machines will be promptly re-
sponded to. nov 9-u.