New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1860-12-21
BUY THE HSET!
Which in the end is the Cheapest.
USE 8.
LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'S
Tight Stitch Sewing Machines

llSHt OtllCH CCWlnS WdcllllltS
STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
The Laid Vebster & Co. Machines are
of the most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable, simple in con-
struction easily operated by u novice, and
with ordinary care will run for yearswith
out the annoying expense of repairing
always incurred on the cheaper less rcli-
able and more complicated machines. .
There is no instrument in use for sewing a.
capable OF doing greater variety of work 80
than these machines with the celebrated E a.
rheel feed they will handle the finest mus II!
lin, the hoayist broadcloth, or will work Eo1
in the thickest leather used by shoema- 81
kers, Or carriage trimmcrs. They will - n.
also run over seams and gathers with the r.
same facility as over plain wolk. The tE1l
stitch made by them is from tro threads, cd
and is the most approved and desirable a.
in use; is alike on both sides Of the fabric e. -
leaving no ridge on the under side, to ~
wear out and loosen the work, a decided e
fault with al! loop or chain stitch machines -
The needles are not curved and liable -!
to break, but are straight and have per- -
pendicular motion, which is absolutely -
necessary to adapt the achine to all sorts q
of work. They will bind with a binder -
and hem with hemmcr; will stitch, fell - -
and gather; are fully licensed under rs
'1lOWES EXTENDED PATENT" and 49,,
are free from all arrangements. During 9S'
seven years OF use they have won the cnvi g
able reputation of being 'the best family a.
and manufacturing machines in the com. u. =
tIV.' We have numerous testimonials; -
read short and comprehensive one from S I1
tn. RS
Navy Office, Washington hug 70 1859 T.
Gentlcm' n.-'rhc Sewing Machine Or Z,
dercd from you Is safely at hand, and k%S
Mrs Nj. is fully satisfied with it. rs an ~.
evidence OF ITS simplicity, without direct
ions or explanations she commenced work
lag on it after very short trial, and has
not experienced the least difficulty in its
operation. chcerfully give you my tcsti-
mon al in Is favor
am resi- cctfuly, your ob't servant,
Lieut. I'm. l.. MAURY.
The Editor Of the CHRISTIAN Warren
MAN < REFLECTOR, says, I'VE have see,
| testimony in favor of the Machine mad,
by Latd Wcbstcr s. Co. which from tn.
moral and religious character of the wri
| >tcrs, We are satisfied could never have
"a been obtained, had not the instrumen
~ fully realized the representations of tn,
~ makers respecting it; these testimonial
20 are from clereymen and persons of higl
So moral worth and integrity in the commu
- nifty. we'll known to our readers, and az,
-, - of the most tiattcring charactcr7
~ Henry Ward BeGcker, Of New York hide
am rendant.-Gor. f. G. Curtin. of Penn
IA Horace Grcclcy New York Tribune. Hon,
- Henry J. Raymond, N. Y. Times Hor
n ace H Dag, India Rubber Patentec.- Ho,
- John d. Chisclin, J. Norfolk, Va -Wn
81 p Williamson, Chief Engineer U. S Ma
- vy.-Jossph p. Person, Chief En- gincc
20 for N. Y. City.-Elitor Practical Mechan
>ic.-Editor Scientific Amer1can.-Edto
al 1aIbany 4t'os and drgus Editor. Bo1lor'
- Pido,ia'.- Editor Neu Orleans P,cuyun
~ Editor Ne,r York Erening Pot-Edi
= tor Baltimore Patriot Editor Memphi
~ Enq"ircr.- Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
= = From, the above eminent gentlemen, an,
~ distinguished sources we have unqualfic,
- praise and tlattering testimonials of til
- superiority and practical reliability of tn
~ 'Ladd. UeLster &c, Sewing Machines"
~ Efficient Agents wanted in every town
- U'ith q small Investment OF capital prof
81 liable business can be readily established
t11 Ne offer liberal Inducements Any cor
q respondcnce regarding our machines vii
~ be promptly and gladly answered en-
~ close letter stamp, AMI we will send
- circular and sample Of work by return Q
COOK, STONE & Co.
agents for North Wcstern States
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