Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-01

III HohaslonV been known as Tuner Of Pianos IN MID
w die Tennessee would announce 70 his friends and ac
Sim,eIf oS he great msrts If sTNGER;s SEWING MA
CHlNB he wi herea ter carry one win MIN ID MS Iuhlng
receiving ORDERS which promptly ill from the
Nashville agency Of |. N. Singer Go; In thi age Oh
improvements would be deemed ecty idle 10 prove
the advantage Of Machinery bor In human progress
Tha superiority has long been se ed as an a1lom sen
evident all What the Cotton q mas done IN one as
Parment Of labor, what the SPINNING Jenny and Fowe
Loom have done in Others the Sewing eacnne Rss
less important branch Of human industry ioT Leman
cipates from the endless toll Of sttch stneh
probable employment The fact that MI KIbbee has at
ached his regular business of Tuning that OF seng me
Usyy best Of ranos and MeOdeons will be sufficient guar
friends and patrons, that of the var
Sewing Machines before the public, he would select
to them those unscquainted with him he
refers 10 the fact that at Mechanics Institute Far Of
Tennessee, held in Nashville October 1857, this Machine
exhibited by the side of Grover Bakers, and pro
uounced best by the examining committee who awarded
the premium diploma ard that for the last years
wherever ii has been exhibited In competition with othef
Sewing Machines It has taken the Premium over all
he assigned by the for giving this Machine
the premium the Grover Baker Machine was first
that would thing which the other eoUld do and
ell and several other hngs besides; such as tailoring
hoe making harness making, with range OF capacity
from the finest 2O9 ton, with which will stitch hne
cambric or linen most beautiful y to the coarse max or sE
bread suitable for the hckest harness work. and seconoY
that leaves ridge heavy seam on the bottom OF the
goods hch is liable of short time allowing
the work TO rip OUT but draws the lock into the centre OF the
fabric, making the stitching look equally well on both sides,
thirdly, that il is much more durable instrument, the Man
uiacurers being willing TO warrant oT thy years 70 run
ats highest speed by foot power which Is fully double that
OF the Grover Baker Macnlnes only requiring
directions foowed iourhIy, that IL but third
much thread beirg portant iter OF saving and lasy
that gathers much more beautifully than II is possible TO
gather BY hand which great onddeTson for the Ladies'
especially Dress makers In short this Machine Is OF SO
superior make that 1t has taken the premium, all
others wherever it has been exhibited for the last seven
years. -
Mr. Kbbee feels assured that this setting forth offaets will
dlssuado bis Rcquainsnees from purchasing Sowing Ma
chine OF any make than Singers, until he visit
them orf they abide his time, until they Hd p
poruny call Mr. VIM. A. Singer, 46 Public Square,
Ma .hville.
MI Kbbee still thinks the Pianos made by Lghte, New
ton Bradburs the best, and the Of the Melodeons
made by CRrhart Needham & Co.; and holds himself in
readiness furnish those Instruments the MaRu cureI
prices charges added, those who desire them of him
All communications addressed to him tue subject ot
Pianos, MeIodeOns Sewing Machines will be prOmptyre'
| sponded 5-u.