The eastern clarion. [volume] (Paulding, Miss.) 1837-1863, 1858-11-13
WHEELER 4 NILsnN,s
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NEW STYLE MACHINE, PRICE $50

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NEW STYLE MACHINE, PRICE $50.
Once No. 343 broadway, New-YOrk.
HIGHEST PREMIUMS AWARDED SEPT, 1855
IL at the California. New-Jersey, Pennsylvania New
York, WISCONSIN and Illinois State Fairs, and the
Fairs Of the Cincinnati Detroit and Chicago Mechan-
les Institute, and the St Louis Mechanical Associa-
ton At the Fair Of the St. Louis Mechanical Associa-
ton, the Examining Committee was composed Of
twenty-five Ladies' Of the highest social standing,
who, without a dissenting voice, awarded for the
Wheeler Wilson Machine, the highest and only pre-
MUM, Silver Pitcher, valued at go
I find your machine invaluable. I have used it a
year and it has never been out of order The stitch
IL very durable, and be adapted to fine or coarse
materials. II works with the rapdity OF a dozen
hands; saves much time, fatigue and expense. One
OF your machines is used in my fathers family, ano-
Their IN the household Of sister, and others by yar
Gus trends The opinions Of all accord with that
have just expressed. Mas. ANN Cora Richie
We can speak with entire cIearness and confidence,
after the use Of one four years more in our family
We look upon it Of the benefacors Of the age
and one which will constitute era in the history OF
woman. Mas E. OAKEs SMITH
Mrs. Vinton desires me to express to you her en-
tire satisfaction with your Sewing Machine may
add that judging from the frequency Of the rapid tick
OF this machine, it promotes both industry and pleas
ure. My purse bears witness that the Sewing Ma
chine among its other excellencies, IS household
economy. REv. DR. FRANCIS NINToN.
Your admirable Noodle Woman is the only seamstress
that dehes extortionate meR. They cannot cheat
IT. nor starve it. deprive 1t Of sleep, nor tire It out
nor make its hands weary. II il worker that ~ a
match for the most unwearied and avarcious manu-
facturer. At last I am thankful that there il Ma
chine Woman that cannot be oppressed nor kept IN
suffering. REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER.
take pleasure in saving that the Sewing Machine
purchased Of you by me- has been wholly serviceable
REV. SAMUEL OsGooD, D. j.
regard it as the best instrument have seen, for
neatness, variety, rapidlty and beauty OF perform
ance. Its introduction among the families Of our
land will be benefaction and blessing to mothers
REV. D. G. ABBOTT, spingler Institute.
Every one should share its benefits
Rev. Or. LEAvITr
1t is superior to all others.
Icommend it emphatically. ~ -
There is but one Sewing Machine and that is Wheel
er Wilson's. JUDGE MnGs, Of the Am. Institute
The best double thread machine.-Am. ms N. y.
The most practical invention adapted to common
use.-ConI. Mechanics Institute, Baltimore
1t will work great a change in the family rail-
ways have in States. Hos. \. p. BANKS
The machine has given the highest satisfaction Ii
is indeed household treasure. 1t runs with
and velocity, makes a beautiful stitch, and has not
Nac- Eork, Nov g 1855. 49, Iii
Fruit Trees and Vines,
A PPLEs, Pears Peaches, Pums, Nectarines, April
IA cots, Ounces Cherries, Almonds, Pomegrsnates.
Figs Oranges Lemons, Citrons, Shaddocks, Mulber-
RES Guayas Bananas &c. over BOO varieties Of fruit
sll Of superior quality. The trees are young, thrifty
and of good size, NTH no COCO, and cheap.
The Projectors ask continuance of favor alone
upon the merits Of their establishment If a mistake
has at any time been made will be corrected free Of
charge. But if inferior fruit has been sent{Which
under their system Is scarcely possble four fold will
be returned.
Catalogue sent on application.
or 70 sH a E HFw Rsd Bay St Louis, Miss
Bay St. LOUIS Nov. 6, 1855 AIM