Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1859-07-12
GROVER & TAKERS
cELEBRATED
Family Sewing Machint

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INV srYLEs-skirEs PROM $50 70 Sf25.
EXTRA CHARGE Tor IS FOR HEsiME
isT Baltimore ST tcarOll Building, 'B.lt.
more.
4ss Broadway, New York.
1S Mechanics Hall, Richmond. FL Z
These Machineslsew from two spools 4.
purchased from the store, requiring no r..
winding OF thread: they Hem, Fell, Gsthe,
and Stlch in superior style, finishing each
seam by their oHR0perat ton. without recourse
10 the hand needle, as is required BY other
machines They will do better and ehtsp.f
sewing than seamstress can, even If she
works forlone cent On hour, and are Bnoises.
tjonable, The best Machines in lhe1nafket fo,
family sewing --executing either heavy on fne
work with equal facility, apa without SPECIAL.
adjustment.
As evidence ofthp up4uestionea superiority
ING MACHINE CpDFASy beg leave to respectful
ly refer to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
Having had one pf Grover q Bskeri ia.
chimes in my family for nearly a year snd
half, take pleasure in commencing it as ev.
cry way reliable forsthS purpose fGr which il
is designedt-FamilY Sewing ~ Mrs. Joshua
Leayitt, wife Of Rev. Or Leayitt. Editor Of
N. y Independent.
NJ 81 confess myself delighted with yonr Sew.
ing Ma chine. which, has been in my familyifor
many months. II has always been ready fcr
daty, requiring no adjustment, and il easily
adapted to every variety of family sewing,bY
simply changing The spools Of thresd'-fMrs.
Elisabet StIicklands wife Of Rev. DR.. Stick
land. Editor Of the N. y. Christian Advocate.
after trying several different good ma
chimes. preferred yoursson account Of liz
simplicity, and the perfect ease with which
it is managed, as wettas the strength and dn.
rabiIity of the seam. After long experiences.
feel competent TO speak in this manner, and
TO confidently recommend il for every verify
Of family sewing Mrs. e. B Spooner, wife
Of the Editor of RIooklyn STAR las
II have used asGToyef & Baker Sewing Ma.
chine for two years, and have found it adapt
ed ia all kinds of family sewing, from Can.
brio TO Bfoadcloih. Clements have been
worn out without the giving way Of astlteh.
The Machine is easily kept in order, and ea-s
SLY used II Mrs. A. B. Nipple, wife of Rev.
Geo. Nipple. New York.
tYour Sewing Machine has Ibeef in useEin
my family the past two wears, and The ladies'.
request me 10 give their testimonials TO Ats
perfect adaptness, al we'll as labor saving
qualities IN the performances ct family aud
household sewing II Robert Boornan. New
York. x@
f Itis speedy, very heat and durable in3its
work; is easily understood and Kept in re-
pair. / earnestly recommend this Machlhe o
all my acquaintance and olheEs.'--f Mrs. 81.
4. Forresi, Memphis, Tenn
eve find bis Machine to work to our atts-
faction. and with pleasure recommend tito
the public, as we believe theaGFoydt & Baker
10 be the best Sewing Machine IN use.s--
Deary Brothers, Allisonia, Tenn.
ls2 ms rd M Ey
with ordinary care, Will wager 4 hey Will
one sthree score vears and ten and never get
out of fx..--fJ John Erskine,s Nashville, Tenn.
4 have had your Machine for several weeks,
and am perfectly satisfied that the work il
does is the best and NEST beautifult that ever
was made.'-EfM Maggie Aimison, Nash. Tenn,
For seyersl monthsswe have uskd Grsyes
q Baker's Sewing Machine, and have come to
the conclusion that every lady who desires her
sewing beautifully and qutckiy done, y oula
be INST fortunate in possessing one q ihsss
reliable and indefatgable iron needle wp-
men, whose combined qualities Of beauty,
strength and simplicity. are invaluable. III
W, Norris, daughter of Gen. Geo. r. Morris.
Editor Of the Home Journal.
Extract of letter from THos r, LEAvfTTs
Esq, an American gen fleman, now residing
iis Ssdney, New South Wales, dated January
l2,Is58:
Il had tent made I'M Meibou IN, in which
there were over three THOUSAND ysrJs Of sew
ing done with one of Grover Ri Bakers Ma
chimes and single seam OF THAT has outstood
all The double seams seWed by sailors with .
needle and twine.'
If Homer could be called up from his
muxky 'haees, he would sing the sdYent Of Gro-
yer & Baker as more henignant miracle Of
art than was ever Ynlean,s sInilhy. He
would denoupce midnight shirt ma king 40
The .diIeful spring Of woes unnumbereds -
A Prof. North.
It is beautiful thing, and puts everybody
into an excitement OF good humor. Were q
Catholic, Iphould insist upon Saints Grover
and Baker having an eternal holiday in com-
Emenoration 81 their good deeds fer humanity. 4
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