The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-12-14

| THE LADn, WEBSTER & Co NAcHISES
| arc Of the mos sub-tan ,lal NJ; X 2 and elegant
! finish, are strong reliable, si,nrl in con-
! S'rncrj0', easily oreIs,ed ny Il f,v:cr AID
| with o!dIary care nli run EoUR YEAea
! without the annoying expense Of requiring
! always incurred on The cheaper. less reliable
and mere o,uplica' Ell machines i.
! Thele & 10 instrument III use FOR sewing =
cApeh'e OF UojrE gIe,er variety Of WORK -
/ th"n these machines with the celebrated
HAeei feed tLey will handle the finest :.
muslin, the Leav est broa iCloth, or will
work III the thiene.t leather used by shoe, =.
| hiahcrs, Or carriage tr.mmers They VII.
also run over seams and gathers with the :
same facility over plain work The stitch =
n ade bv them is from TWO THREADS. -
AID Is the mot desirable and approved in -
use; is ALIhE on 10Th SIDES or
mr. FiBRlC leaving ridge on the -
unitr side. 10 wear out aud loosen the work =.
decided taulL with al loop chain stitch
! machines
The needles are not curved and liable 81 =!
break, bnt are STRAIGHT and have perpen> =.
| d'cnisF motion, which is absolutely neCessa- -,
! ~ to adapt the machine to ali sor's of work <
They WI bind with binder and hem ;,ifh
he'ner; will stitch, fell and gather: are fully r
licensed under "HOWE'S EXTENDED =
fAIkNl. and are free Irom all infriuge>
menfs During seven Years use they have =
won me enviab'e reputation of being " The -
test fa"'ty and manufacturing machines -
IN the coHutrp." We hsvc numerous l.sfi- =
mohiai7; read short and compTchCn iyv
one from tie b
Navy OFFICE, Washington, Aug y. 1859 -
Gentlemen The S wig Machine ord-r-
ed from lou l. sally ut hand, AID Mrs N
II foiiy satisfied win it A an evidence Of
Its simplicity, alih"n' directions or exrlana-
tons She commenced working ON it. after a
very short Ilisl, aud has not cxperitrced the
least dHHe"'ty IN us operation. | cfeerfully
give YOU my tes tim0n,al in its favor
avn respectfully, your obi servant.
Lieut., WM. l.. MAURT
! The Editor Of he Christian Waterman a..
htnectoF, says, " We have seen testmo ,
| III ftvcr Of the Machine made bv IApp. w 50
PIER & Co., which from the moral and ra i.
| inus character of the writer's, we are satisr,,
| IF could never have been obtained had not 81,
= instrument fully realized the representation
n OF the makers rsspe citing it; these testimc!.,
~ ais are from cl"rgymen of high moral wor.,
x. and integrity in the community, well know
- to our readers and are of the most hat;err.
= Character"
10 Henry Ward Beecher of the New Yofi
- lhdepend 'nt-Gov. A. G Curtin, of Perm
| g oihCc bree!ey, New ork Tribune
= Hen. Henry j. Raymond, n. Y. Time
= Horace II. Day, India Rubber Pa,entes
VIM. ?. Williamson, Chief Engineer, L. 5
x~NaVy-Editor Practical hechanic-E.i r
= Scientific Amcricsn-Editor albany A..
- .nd Areus-Editor Ballou's PictoriaI-Ed
- New Orleans PRONUNCIATION New Y.
- Evening Post Eiitor Baltimore Patriot
u EftoI Cincinnati Enquirer.
- From tie above eminent gentlemen, e,
L. distinguished sources, we lave uudual!f
praise and hItternv Testimonials Of the 9
2. perloritv ard practicability of the Clad
= WEBSTER & co Sewing Machines"
Efficient Agents wanted 4
every town. 18th a small il vestm.
| 4 OF capital profitable business can be rea di
~ established We offer liberal iuhucemen,
e. Any correspondence regarding our Inachin'
viii be promptly and gladly answered er
close a llt'cr stamp aud we will sond eli
cuar and sample 81 work by return Of mai
COOK, STONE K CO,
Agents fer Ncfih-Wcstsrn States.
l24 LJke Street, Cup stairs) Chicago