New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-04-02
sg-The most successful sewing Machine

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Es-The most successful Sewing Machine
which has been presented the public is the GROVER
BAKERher working perfectly wonderful, and the acme
of invention have been reached view their speed
and noeess notion There is actually kind of sewing
they will not do. From the fragile and deicaegauze
to leather and canvas matters NOT what these machines per-
form their task with equal ease and facility
Thousands Of planters have purchased the Grover Baker
Sewing Machines and from hear high praises
Of their wonderful performance The factory of He
brard Cos in New Orleans the Grover Baker Machine
EXCLUSIVELY, and every planter who has purchased
clothing made tao Grover Baker Machine state that the
work much stronger than any hand sewing and wears twice
long and that the CLOTH heavy u.s. will give way before
the work will rip Hebrard Co. have tried the Wheeler
Wilson and other machines and thrown them aside as useless
No better proof of the superiority Of the Grover Baker Ma
chine be presented than the fact that the agents in various
parts of the country daily called npon by parties having
other machines which they unable USE and they offer 10
sell their Machines AT ONE QUARTER THE COST in
order to purchase the Grover & Baker Machine.
From every Of the country hear Of parties who have
purchased the Wheeler Wilson Machine are unable to e
them There are hundreds of Wheeler Wilson Machines now
put side perfectly worthless it notorious fact that
neither the Wheeler Wilson the Soat Machine can ner
form on Plantation work.
The Scientific American which Mr. Peck agent for Wheeler
4 Wilson, says is ENTHUSIASTICALLY ONE OF THE
HIGHEST AUTHORITIES, If the highest Of The Anari
Press asregards kind Of machines patents publishes
ina recent number editorial in which they make the follow
ing statement about the Grover Baker Machine
The Machines manufactured by this Company are foo veil
known by The public at large need any Recommendation N
our hands and will simply add that had one Of them
use in our family for time past it is considered tbe
most useful article in the house to the cradle and No H.
indispensable than that In No. of the present volume of t
Scientific American published illustration showing Tho
mechanical principles Of the Grover Baker Machine Nv RAJ
ference to that illustration tho form the stitch will lie en
and its secay from ripping well superior elasticity
will be readily understood
We were informed that this Company have already sold
$4,000 of their Machines this average of 500 niece
would amount 10 LOCO The Machines are made h Boso
and than four hundred employed In the
fctory
In addition to The immense number of Machines mentioned
in the aboye editorial having been in The nited sta
they have been manufactured largely in France and England
and from their unprecedented popularity there ara now
40 families, in almost every part of civilized world where
the Grover Baker Machine nicrrly huns snccessn
Purchasers will End large of Machines at Tho
Southern Depot Of the Grover Baker Company at No n
Gaap street. directly opposite the ladies' entrance Of The Civ
Hotel and every Machine is sold under full guarantee
large number of certificates from well known citizens and
planters endorsing the Machine be at the Office and
every information given to purchasers.
No charge Is made teaching use of the Machine
and they kept repair for year free of charge
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