M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-12-29
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
New Styles--.Prices from $50 10 oS1es.
EXTRA CHARGE OF IS for HENMERS.


New Styles--.Prices from $50 toSieS.
EXTRA CHARGE OF S. for HENNERS.
495 Broadway '''.''''''''' ''''Hew YORK.
II Town Street, .''''''''.''' Columbus
4g,,si.. IN al hs Pti.0ioal T.4Fns s.j Cit's'
IN tAs tnit,d State.
These machines sew from two spoolS, ~ puS-
chased from the store, requiring no Te-Ninditg
of thread; they Hem. Fell, Gather, Gnd Stitch
In a superior style finishing each seam by their
own ougration, without recourse 10 the hand
needle. as is required by other machines. They
will do better aud cheaper sewing than sts.2-
stress can even II she works for o1e cent an h1F
and arc unauestionabiy, the beet NdehiE,F in II.
market for family sewing, ON account Of ueig
simplicity, durability, case Of management, aLs
Admiration 10 all varieties Of family sewing-eK-
ecutiDp either heavy or fue work with sGuIl
facility and without special adjustment.
| AS evidence of the unquestioned superiority
| of their Machines, the GRovAR * BAGkE SGH'
no MAcnISE Company begleave 10 rsap's1iuiiI
refer to the following
Testimonials:
"IIaving had one Of Grover & Bakers Ma
chimes in my family for nearly ayoar and half,
| take pleasure in commencing tas every way
reliable for the purpose for which II is designed
Family sewing.n-Nrs. J,sAgG L6driu, irifS or
Rer. DR.. Lsaritt editor II Ntg Krk IRdfendeal.
az confess myself delighted with your Sewing
Machine, which has been in my family for mA-s
Inv months. Ithas always been ready for duty,
recurring no adjustment, and is easily adapted
to every variety Of family sewing, by simply
changing the spools Of thread "-hrs. EliEaJ,fA
Sirieilaad, arjte Of Rer. DR.. Hritklahd editor v
A. Y. CAristida AdTOeatt.
"Aftcr trying several different good machines,
preferred yours, on account of its simplicity
and the perfect ease with which it is managed,
as well as the strength aud durability OF the
seam. After long experience ! feel competent
to speak in this mNcner, and to confidently re-
commend it for every variety Of family sewing.
80 Mrs. Z. b. Spoaer, rife q tse sdfter of Brob-
lp Star.
81 have used GROVER BAKIR Sewing Ma
chine for two years, and have found II adapted 10
all kinds of family sewing, from. Cambria to
Broadcloth. Garments have been worn out
without the giving way Of stitch. The Ma
chine is easily kept in order and easily used. .n--
Mrs. A. b. W1iPPls, pyt Of Rer Geo. W61Sle,
~ L.
"Your sewing machine has been in use In ny
= family the past two yours, and the ladies request
me to giyo you their testimonials to its perfect
adaptedness, as well as labor saving qualities in
the performance Of family and household sew
ing.h-Rober BOVfnldn, Astr lCrt.
, "For several months we have used Grover h
Bakers Sewing Machine, add have come to the
conclusion that every lady who desires her SOW
ing beautifully and quickly done, would 10
most fortunate in possessing one Of these relis-
BILE and indefatgablo iron needle women, :
whose combined qualities of beauty, strength and
simDlicity are invaluable"-J. ". Jirris, davoh-
Ter Of Gen, GeO. p Maiis, edi'cr gM HG'ss
Journal
=, Extracto letter from THos. L. LEAvI1T, Ets
= an American gentleman, now resident in Sidney
- New South Wales, dated January l2, 1888:
W 81 had a tent made in Melbourne in 1853, in
u, u, which there were over three thousand yards O
y sewing done with one of Grover d Bakers Ma
~ chimes, and single seam Of that, has outstoot
al the double seams sewed by sailors with nee
die and twine.h
h. 'If Homer could be called up from lis nurk,
nd hadcs, he would sing the advent Of Grover a
"a Baker as q more benignant miracle Of art thar
was ever Vulcau's Smithy, lie would dcnounc,
midnight shirt making us the 'direful spring o
: woes unnumbercd. ."-Prg NOrth.
| Z, "I take pleasure in saying that the Grover 4
Baker Sewing Machines have more than sustain
ed my expectation. After trying and returning
others, have three of them in operation at m!
different places, ana after four years trial hav
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my Mi,o nus , El,e % io ",'' ond ~
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,Ions',.o e'i'' ' Elm hi
"a G. Harris, Governor Of Tennessee.
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"a d';,o'"',t u. as % lu" W. -.
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~ ration OF ~ their good aeedSlor humanity 1"'
S'HS H. cay
u thinkitby far the best patent in use. Thi
machine can be adapted from the finest cambii
to the havicst cashmere. ltsews stronger. fast
TF oiJ w, m ennn oi'. san
bnyit - Ws = n 8,a,dtn V',5rTJS TO-, 80" nv
rs, -''''''''''
:, at is speedy, very neat, and durable in Il
'r' work; is easily understood and kept in repair
M ocomnintayces Smd thar s'io W-s ~ Err., ~
on. M,nnb;s T.,o' '''-''' --' - ~
or.
At ave find this machine to work to our satisfst
ON tion, and with pleasure recommend it to the pull
lie, as we believe the Grovsr onA RatNr tV''g eli
14lisonia, Tam.