The weekly Anglo-African. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1859-1861, 1859-11-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
yITH EELER q WILSON'S

The Great EconoHizer Of Time ard Pre-
Seruer of Health.
OFFICE, NO. sos BROADWAY, N. Y.
Send for CIRCULAR
It's found by accurate experiment that the
stitehlng OF shirt, requiring by hand Is hours
and 81 minutes, can be done by this Machine in
one hour and five minutes Other work is done
with equal facility. The lock-stitch made by this
machine is the only stitch that cannot be raYeed
and that presents the appearance on each
side of the seam 1t is made with two threads
one upon each side of the fabric and interlocked
In the centre of it.
Coon NEws.-rFrom the Christian Advocate
and journal. IA reduction in the price of Sewing
Machines is announced in our advertising col
umns Their utility is established beyond ques-
ton. and at the present prices We see no reason
why they should not be found, as they ought to
be- in every household Several varieties are
manufactured, adapted to various purposes. So
far as public opinion has been formed and ut
tered the preference is emphatcally accorded to
the Wheeler d Wilson Machine for family use,
and for manufacturers in the same range of pur-
pose and material During the past year the tri'
ais were numerous, and all the patents of any
pretension were brought fairly into competition.
In every case the Wheeler Wilson Machine won
the highest premium We may instance the
State Fairs OF New York, New Jersey, Pennsyl-
vana, Kentucky, Illinois, Wisconsin, Virginia,
Michigan, Indiana, Mississippi, Missouri, and Cal
ifornia, and the Fairs in Cincinnati Chicago, st
Louis, Baltimore, Richmond, and San Francisco
At the Fair of the st. Louis Mechanical Associ.
ation the Examining Committee composed of
25 ladies of the highest social standing who WITH
out a dissenting voice, awarded for the Wheeler
IL Wilson Machine the highest and olly premium,
Silver Pitcher, valued at S75 If these facts do
not establish reputation, we know not what can,
We prefer them for family use.-Tribune.
They are the favorites for faniEes-Times
It has no rival.-Scientifc American.
Works more uniformly than the hand.--Her-
aid.
EQUAL to nine seamstresses.-H Homo Journal
An almost perfect MISUNDERSTANDING Post.
The machine for family use--Advocate and
Journal.
Most honorable to American genius.-Inde
pendent
We cannot imagine anything more perfect
Evangelist.
viii give entire Observation-Disclosures.
The best ever invented.-Christian Enquirer.
A triumph of mechanical genius.-Ure's Do
tionary.
In looking for the best see these.-Examiner
Indispensable in every family.-The Preacher.
We praise it with enthusiasm. Intel
igencer.
A swift-fngered sister Of charity.--S. S. Advo-
cate.
Worthy of the highest award.--Sabbath Re-
corder.
1t surpasses oil others--Ladies' Repository.
A benefaetion of the age.-Putnam's Monthly
1t is an American institution Knckerbocker.
A complete unconstitutional Magazine.
Magical in operaton.-Mrs. Stephens Monthly.
1t is eminently superior. of Me-
chancs.
Beyond all question, The machines.-Life illus
trated
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They maintain the observation-disclosures.
Saves the time and Lealth of ten wemen-Wa-
ter Cure.
Our household is in ecstacies with it.-Porter's
Spirit.
Its superiority is observation-disclosures
journal.
Its superiority is obvious.-Household Words.
Hand sewing cannot equal 1.-THE Tablet
Supply the fashionable world.-Daily News.
Are pre-eminently superior.-Ladies Visitor.
One of our household gods.-U. S. journal.
Unrivaled in every quality.-Day Book
1t has no superior.-Dispateh.
Pretty, useful, magical.-Ladies' Gazette.
Have no equal in family use.-Musical World.
The best suited for sewing.--Mining Jour
nal
Combine every aquirement--Family Maya
zine.
1t combines every es.ential-Living Age.
Vastly superior to all others.--Golden Prize.
We entirely prefer them.-Mother's Journal.
We cannot tire in its praise.-New Yorker.
Incomparably the b st.--The Hearthstone.
find your machine invaluable. have used it
year, and it has never been out of order. The
stitch is very durable and can be adapted to fine
or coarse materials. 1t works with the rapdty of
dozen hands saves much time, fatigue, and ex-
pense. One of your machines is used i'll my faith
family another in tha housahol1 of sister.
and others by various friends. The opinions Of
all accord with that have just expressed-Mrs
Anna Cora Richie.
Of it We can speak with entire clearness and
confidence, after the use of one four years more
in our family. We look upon it as one OF the ben
efactors of the age, and one which will constitute
an era in the history of woman.-Mrs E. Cakes
Smith.
Mrs Vinton desires me to express to you her
entire satisfaction with your Sewing Machine.
may add that, judging from the frequen-
cy of the rapid tick of this machine, it promotes
both industry and pleasure. My purse bears wit
ness that the Sewing Machine, among its other
txcellencies, is household economy-Rev. DR.
Francis Vinton.
Your admirable needle 1gman is the only sesm-
stress that defes extortionate men. They cannot
cheat it, nor starve it, nor deprive it OF Sleep nor
tire it out, nor make its hands weary. 1t is a
worker that is a match for the most unweared
and avaricious manufacturer. At last am thank
full that there is machine woman that cannot be
oppressed nor kept suffering. Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher.
l take pleasure in saying that the Sewing Ma
chine purchased Of you by me has been wholly
serviceable. Samuel Osgood, D. d.
/ regard it the best instrument have seen
for neatness, variety, rapdty, and beauty Of per-
formance Its introduction among the families of
onr land will be benefaction and blessing to
mothers and daughters-Rev. G. D. Abbott, Spin
gler Institute.
There is but one Sewing Machine, and that is
Wheeler d. Wilson's.-Judge Meigs, u the Ameri-
can Institute.
The most practical invention adapted to COM
mon use.-Com. Mechanics Institute, Balh-
more.
1t will work as great change in the family as
railways have in states.-Hon n. 2. Banks.
The machine has given the highest satisfaction
1t 10 indeed household treasure. 1t runs with
ease and velocity, makes beautiful stitch, and
has not once got out of repar.-T. S. Arthurs
Home Magazine. 17-2t
CHARLES C.. BLUES
" BOARDING HOUSE,
102 Olive street. New Haven, Conn,