The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-05-17
WEEDS PATENT
SEWING MACHINES

LAVE gained the confidence OF all VINO use
4 them, and hase proved one oil tbs mas. VAIN '
able inventions tf the age. They nss Shuseie'
making the Lock Stitch On both sides OF inc oioen
alike, v hich cannot be unravelsd or pulled cut;
They are all made with the higeAt mechanhaI
skill, and all warranted work well on all hinas
of goods from the Lightest Fabric TO heaVy
leather. In particular We would call attenuoh "
our new Family Sewing Machine. Ii has eesn
manufactured expressly for kanily use, ana mas
met with favor from all. II is so simpsihsa Aa
render II almost impossible to get out OF oroei, "a
ieranxe it's opera ations; indeed IL IL 90 simple M
to aatopish one, that so small piece Of mechah~
lam will sew.
MOL 10 very convenint style, which can %
worked by hand or foot, or of its own taole-
For the convenience of shipping, and Also iof
ma uf factories, where it Is Eecessary to piaee
number Of inachincsi into iorg bench, making one
table answer for all. Price $sa -
No q With Walnut or Mahogany Iasle, WIZ wlaa
Or without Box Top, which locks down. frioe wv
and $li0. !.
No. .. Same siae as No. 2, but runs with belt
and ut much higher rate OF speed. 1hfs And
8 we'll adapted TO manufacturing Clothing of 1or
Leather work.
This - really the cheapest machine In the mar
ket, as there is no work dine On Sewing Maenahs
has IL will not dS Ii IL confidently asteftea mat
Ibis machine easier than any machine now In
use. Price $lou.
No. 4, This machine has long arm to nccommos
date large work. lit runs at a high rate 81 rpsea'
ruus easily, and is. without doubt, The bsst nv
chine for faifors' use offered TO the puphes-
1. 10 peculiarly fitted for plantation work, eeihg
very simple yet substantial and aarnete NI.n sas
little Hahinty 70 get cut of order. Price sl'o.
No. 8. Islais new aud cheaper style, snd u
general lavorte fer tamiiy LlEls Leather, 'pa
great variety of work. II has been gntteh ni Win
esferenee 10 furnishing strong snd aafaoi', sos
light aud tasty Machine al a iets Pfaes tlah
sither ~ the above. Ii runs very easy. raP'oiS,
anu is pronounced the hest mashiue now In nafkes
for $50. -
No 6. This is n Machine got up on entirely
new lriaci Pie different from any thtng ever Dcnre
nered to the public anu We conadsntty assert seat
for family use il has not equal 1t 10 ves ignt
and tasty runs very idly, rs almost n.reisss In
tt- e--eftyr1 arrr uss5 A 1t htfutft ~~
n il so arranged ss to be utter impossns 'ot u
| to -iss stitehrs. / has tension on botn ssnes,
and carries a large supply Of thread % the uhaeI
spool The notIoas are gaiped by two small cranks
shat run without perssptiplS Aose. ine iWo
threads ar. worked in such a manner So aver TO
| both pull at The q me, and consequently . -
liable 10 break The seam Is very siasus an az sas
| thread does not break IN washing. ~a W
| work better than any cheap mschine nov ih mar
et a. il uses silk, cotton or linen with equal ia
| aiity. Price $50.
| Descriptive Circulars furnished gratis.
| OFFICE, s75 broadway, New York.
WHITNEY LiuA, Propristors.
ww-Agcnts Wanted. Del6d1wl
kHukvA FEMALE SEMINARY
lfnHE third term of this Institution Siil COM
L mence on Monday, Jan. 3hth In the basement
Of the Chatham square Church, corner CT 7taan
Morgan cts. hes rooms have been found ory ans
coo and easy of access.
The Teachers secured to instruct in their differ
| ent departments Of study ,are the followingi
Rev. C. A. WILLIAMS Principal;
/ Mrs. s.F. WILLtAMsi
Mrs. II. Ii CRAVEN;
| Misg T.. C0pELIN.
| Mr.. @. g. ISBELL teacher Of Vocal Music.
| A Prospectus of the Institution has been pubsnvu
and can be obtained applica tion to the President
| or Secretary of the Board oil Trustees, or 10 the
| Principal. VIM. IHoMfsoN, Presidsnt.
| III. 5SrRoNG, Secretary.
| Jan. 26, '6O-d