The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1860-03-28

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Family Sewing Machines.
NEW sTYLEs-PRICEs FROM $50
TO $I25. EXTRA Charge OF
2E u S. FOR 'HEMMERS? ?iagsTs
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Ao5 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
II. r. WEST, Agent, t,..b oodsfsid, o.
/ gmBI ct 70 Yle-Ae-1 hsiidGg ss,s<pO
These machines sew from two spools, ras
purchased from the store, requiring no fe-
winding of thread;- they Hem, Fell, Gather,
and Stitch in Ca,lsuperior' style fniahing gseaeh
seam by their own operation, without recourse
to the hand needle, as Is required BY 6tiier
machines. They will do better 8 and cheaper
sewing than seamstress can, even il she
works for one cent an hour, and are, unques-
ftionably, thc5est Maclsfnes in the msfket for
family sewing, on account of their. simplicity,
durability, ease of management, and adapta-
ton to all varieties of family sewing execdt-
ing either heavy or fine work with equal facil-
ity, and without special adjustment
As evidence of the unquestioned superiority
of their Machines, the GROVER &. BAKRR Sew
ING MACHINE COMPANY beg leave to frespsetfal-
| ly refer to the following
Testimonials, --
"Having had one of Grover & Baker's Ma
chimes in my family for nearly a year and
a-half l take pleasure inseemmsnding Il -
every way reliable for the purpose for which il
is designed-Famfly sewing." JssAas
Learitt, 1cife of Rep. DR.. Leauift, Editor Of
~. Y. Independent. a.si-a6. "A -T-s
81 confess myself delighted with yourSew-
| ing Machine, which has been in my family Cor
many months. 1t has always been ready, for
duty, requiring no adjustment, and is easily
adapted to every variety of family sewingyby
simply changing the spools of thread. "-Mrs.
Elisabeth Strickland lpife of Reu. Dr.. Strist-
tand, Editor ". Y. Christinn .adpocatc.'
s.After trying several different good mia
chimes, preferred yours, on account Of; its sim
plicity, and the perfect ease with which it is
managed, as we'll as the strength and durAbih-
ty of the seam. After long jexpenience,s1 feel
competent to speak in this manner, and to con-
fdently recommend il forevery variety of fam
lily sewng.''L ''LMrs. .Ej B. Spooper, wifs.sf the
Editor Of .Brooklya Star. -;...,.al,,,.
5aI have used GROVER & BAKER Sewing Ma
chine for two years, and have foundiitEa adapted
to all kinds of family sewing, from Cambrie to
1Broadcloth. Garments have BEEN worn oat
A without the giving way of a istich. yTha ma
chine is easily kept in order, and easily used
Mrs. "A. IVhipple, acJe Of REQ. Geo. Whip
pie, Netu York.
II sYour Sewing Machine has been ini use in
my family the past two years, and the, ladies re-
quest me to give you their testimonials to its
perfect adaptedness,l as we'll as labor saving
qualities in the performance of family and
, household sewing" g."-Ro5erf Boormah,s NSu
lTork.Lsd 1875 saE q aBd3 7ayzst dSrm ad
sFor several months we have, used Grover
& Bakers sewing Machine, and haveroms tc
, the conclusion that every lady who desires hsi
sewing bedutif fully and quickly done, would bs
most fortunate in possessing one OF these reli
able and indefatigable ''iron needle women,
=, whose combined qualities of bsuuty, strsnstl
and simplicity, are inyaluable.-J. ,M Morris
daughter Of Gen. George p. Morris, Editor q
the Hsme Journal 3E bees EsilHS
3 81 had tent madein Melbourne, in 1859, il
which there were over three Thousand yard
of sewing done with oneiof Grover & Baker
Machines, and single seam of that has ont
. stood all the double seams sewsd by sailors
: wth.a needle and twine.'
' .If Homer could be called up from Lis ulurk,
,hades, he. would sing the advent of Grover,
Baker as a more benignant mir acle of art thai
u was ever Yulcan's smithy. He wonlddeponne
mid night lt-maling as .the,direful sprin
Z of woes unnumbered.' "--Prof. Norfh. Z y
y 81 take pleasures in saying that thssGroSe
& Baker Sewing Machines have more, than sps
tanned my expectation. After trying and rs
turning others, have three of them in opera
! tien in my different places, and after four years
trial, have nofault to find."-J. II. Hammond
Senator Of South Carolina. n h9oa
/. tAIy wife iias had one of Grover & Bsktr'
:. Family Sewing Machines for some time, and
y am satisfied it is one of the best labor savini
.;tmaehineslthat hasTbeen invented. Il take macl
|, = pleasure in recommending it to the public. y
u J. G.. Harris, Gorernor Of Tennessee. 9 ieh
"Itis beautiful thing, and puts everybody
into an excitement of good humor. Were
: Catholic, Ishould insist upon Saints Grover An,
Baker having an eternal holiday in common
. Grafton of their good deeds for humanity"
|. Cassius M. Clay,
t Sai think Il bbJy far the best patent il us.
b. This Machine can be adapted from the fuss
cambric to the heaviest cashmere. It sew
). stronger, faster and more beautifully than on,
! can imagine. If mine could not be replaced
;. money could not buy it, Mrs. J. G. Brown
= NaShptile, Tenn.
: at is speedy, very neat, and durable in it.
: word is easily untlersteod d and kept in fepair
l earnestly recommend this Machine to all mg
acquaintances aSd others. Mrs. m. a. For
rest, Memphis, -Iean.ajHs - oa3 10 asxob
: '.We find this Machine, to work to our salts
faction, and with pleasure recommend st to tn,
Jpublic, as We believe the Grover & Baker to b,
the best Sewing Machine in use" Drear,
Brother, .ailisoniu, Tenn.
eff used exclusively for family purposes
with ordinary care, ] will wager they viii las,
one fhree score years and ten,' and nveer &c,
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