Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-01-21

recommend the Howe Machine to any one wanting
a Sewing Machine. MRS. s. c. ROGERS,
Wife of S. C. Rogers, of Graves, Marks & Co,
u North High Street
The SEQ machine purchased from you gives per-
feet satisfaction The ereat objection heretofore
with many people to Sewing Machines, has been
that machine doing fine work. could not do
heavy work, and vice versa; that objection is
entirely overcome by the Howe Machine and
for that reason / think it is better adapted
TO the wants of the people than any other fami
~ machine. have formerly Owned one of the Sin
ger and have seen and examined the other leading
styles, and think your machine less complicated and
more easily managed than any other.
TO persons wishing Machine executiRg.all Yapies
ties Of work, without trouble, most heartily re-
commend the Howe Machine.
Firm Of Mckenzie & Minehin, IA College street
Messrs. Cone Brothers We have been using one
of your $40 Family Sewing Machines about four
weeks and cheerfully add our testimony to its fit
ness for general family use. We have used it in
making up the heaviest fabrics, well as the finest
cambrics and 1t has performed all that was claimed
for it.
1t possesses power sufficient tG penetrate with IA
cty as many folds Of cloth IS ordinarily used.
running over seams without breaking thread or nee
dies or disturbing the regular motion OF the ma
chine in the least.
The perpendicular motion Of the needles, the con
slant wheel feed, the same stitch both sides, and
its simplicity render it the ne plus ultra of Sewing
Machines. G. w. CURREY, NJ. D.,
No. % Spring street.
/ purchased of Messrs. Cone Brothers one Of
HOwe's SO Machines about three months since.
Ny wife has used it constantly since then and is so
wen pleased that she would not exchange it for any
other now in use. She had but little difficulty in
learning to sow on it and can do any kind of work
with it. She cheerfnlly adds her testimony TO the
superior facilities Of HOwes Machines in doing al
kinds Of work without trouble.
lib. PLUAIMER.
Firm Of Il. B. Plumnier & Co,
Nashville, Jan. 49, 1850
Having used all the leading machines for several
wears owning one Of Wheeler & Wilson'S at the
present time, and understanding thoroughly / new
/ crtheless do not hesitate TO say that think the
Howe Machine superior to any and all Others Il saws
! handsouer and finer work than the Wheeler & VIII
SON does not make a chain stitch like the Grover &
/ Beker and sews heavier work than any other fam
/ lily machine. Il seYs beautifully upon softmlll
| muslin, and India lawn and qHits upon the naked
cotton. STYLES of work which cannot be done well
with the claws or JACK feed used upon the Wheeler
/ d Wilson, Grover & B-ker, and Singer Family Ma
chimes. For stitching cords, embroidery, quilting,
and all varieties of work it is far superior to any
machine have ever useG.
MRS. NJ E DUBOIS.
The Howe Family and Leather Machines are war
rauted to give better satisfaction than any other
machines in the market, or money refunded
The public are respectfully invited to call and ex-
/ anime our Machines and specimens Of work and
purchase where best suited.
CONE BROTHERS,
! 'nl2lw So College sireekk