Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-28
NEED'- PATENT SEWING. MACHINE.

APPLY Troy, NY
NVE,ED'.pATENT SEWING: MA.mINE..
"'fta IN '' market both IN the quii! ri lis work,
,aaS ana sli,y lh% operation OF it is easier learned
the hnos k the heaviest cloth leather on either OF
Which works very superior manner making stIarh
rvrnt! iat much liner than ordinary hand work wl.
noth sn' OF the cloth he'd alike, r,aAng IN beauty
' m"st r' giant hand work it rarely gets out Of working
der OF requires repairing and simple operator An
perform all ordinary repairs On ii, until it
th''e advantages over other Machines. feel
mads fat"t S'T'"e Mafhines viii best meet the
Families all kinds ct Manufacturing Cothers, Taiors.
and Shoe Makersor any Others requiring in their ork
iarness and Saddle Manufacturers wn find this Machine
that III do work in RAPID and ana manner and
much nicer than the ordinary way Families who require
mach sewing viii ind this Mac.ne lacuIay adapted to
their wants besides saving labor
pa! or isiI"s VA md great saving by using this
ing Machine beside being always superior quality 0,
~'rkthai docs nj rip eay and that iooAs than
aud ~erk Boo ard shoe NJ nntactuters hon.
sands If Dollars by Tins Machine anv purpo
80, tie work done on "thc' by this Machine
l. iime IN any other way.
TN editor tine .datown georgia. Patriot says when
We purchased Your H'eds Pat3 S~a2 .Hacaae
maiy Of ,r ntiehuors can t,,ttv To- Ii s'a.
work done in tins both beauty and strength
and t, confident for this alone the saveI Ia
pay cost. One of our neighbors who ha,
large p says the wages of his two best
hands The ii ne king clothes the rest Ev
-, a;isiasnon ami several intend Machines from
you
tAlra't from q letter written by gentleman, owning
plantation nrar New orleans Your Two Meats Paent
the best ,ls In rss than llrr,t
weeks lie two operators on III nnI, complete
and md IN" tie saved IN HsnS thea has
than paI their
Another Planter SAYS enIl, three or four bands
in making Clothes Ton tie re'i but purchased your
H'tds pait"f Hrring Mict.t,e sewing
the whuic plantation he IN. making nearly
AL the eo'n"' OF The family lived c"nhden, the Machine pays
Tor itset every three months
We wish an 10 Machine examine these as they
are the simplest and best tor Family Plantation
9th where stitch i, required Price Ia.eat
JAS. II WHITNEY,
Successor TO Within y Lyons,
Jlj Broadway, New York.
q Sold by A. S ENGLEDUVE +, dea,er In ant Goods
b'hi't &c iyhrhbug ' e. Iuar 3O-ts
SsN~Eis's SEWING. MAailINEs.-lsrcnt
~ men
u!.r comparable to Singers Machines After
.I-hug reputation the ue States they were
'NlaHed At the late Tx position niyci.ele
th"y carri. oil the hg CHEST and great
~ t" l.a.r them has | cen BUM PARIS.
InoycI4 bsau OF Industry which done
tl iii, be prunt he
travelling on foot 50 is sewing with
Mact.rcs compared hand No tailor
sn"claher ia cN>makcr carriage trimmer saier halter
&, Should he without ou. he far prou OF using one OF
H"', nns regularly employed is one Thousand Dollars
In all private families where there sewing
h n. til, - m an INV ,sstanre pian1cr.
aui 'i" keepers md them lcuiariy
tt" hes" machines are simple in their construction AMI
r"ns and durable, being the only KIND OF Sewing
ht rNet made by which every sort of work.
r""idOc perfectly executed TLousLnisol
> N'". Na'hne have been made and sold under
names ai Singers Machines alone have been found every
"h,re t. satisfy the wants OF the pubiIc.
lan rn.ty! instructions for using sent with each
t' m iiah any one AN readily acquire the Art of
""1 .'H ne are la' k'n se'"rei! 10 go Ia any
iatt II the word 10 ali persons desiring particular
copy "f M Sin n Gus Gazette, a paper
"A'.! 'rs"'ro tot Sewing M"rhn. ia'rr,ht
L. NJ SINGER co,
Principal Office No. a.3 Broadway. New York
bkA>e"o tI'ts-N" y Hanover ST. BOSTON, No 81 Chap
N"""h ) j.; NJ" li2 Chestnut ST, fhe'i''phis; No "j
ha1.nl,rc st baltimore; Ao.34 Wc-tuu Providence,
i.""s, N"ri 81 Charles ST., New Orleans No ~ Daurhn
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