The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-05-02
SEWINc MAcHlMEs.
u U He BE s 7,
Which in the End is the Cheapest. 1l
USE LADD. EBsrER & cos
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MACHINE,
lsss-Thc Stitch Alike on Both Sides. a.,

80 Sbfth fihhc Vh lOtIl t9hucn.- 70
The iadd' Webster & Co.'S Machines are of m.
most substantial make and elegant finish are strony
reuaOie, siinplc IN constructions easily opcratnd by
enu WIN ordinary care, last years without
the annoying expense Of repairing alwavs incurred
machines -O'e 'Oi'Pio"eo
~, thers ne = no instrument in use for sewing, capa
pie ., uolng greater variety of work than these
machines with the celebrated wheel feed tbnv viii
handle the finest muslin, the heaviest broadcl6tb or
VIII work IN the tliickcst leather used by shoomsk
ssol ss or @enlTiagG @ mmers They will also over
pam work The stitch made from them is by two
threads alike on both sides Of the fabric loo v,rs
no ridge on the under side to wear out and loosen
machines + - NA'" seVVh
Inc needles are not curved and liable 10 brake.
but are straight and have n perpendicul.r r,o,a
~ iii suso.utcF necessary to adapt the machine
10 aii sortsot work. They will bind with a bndar
and him with hcmmer; will stitch fell and c,,ba.
are fully licensed under 'ITowe's Extended 5a,nm, !,
ana are free from all infringcments. During seven
years of use they have won enyiable renrtsto,,
of being "thc best family and @
chine in the country We have numarons ,sss;
monial read short and conIprebensi%o ono
from the Vno
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. 18th, 1850
Gcntiem:u-Tho Sewing Machine ordered fro,,,
you IS safely at hand, aud Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied
with It, as ancvdcncc of its simplicitv ,sstbout Al;
rVt;nS OF explanations she commenced working
with itafter vary short trial. and has NOT orneri
cnGed the least difficulty in its operation cheer
tui'y give you my testimonial in its favor.
am respectfully, your obcdcnt servant.
w, o Lieut.. WIN. l.. MAURY
The Editor otthe Christian WatcLmap and r.
hector says we have seen testimony in favor of
the machine mace by Ladd, Webster & Co which
~ anu r0igious character of the writer's
hal not inc instruments fully realized thn rerroson
i'loh OF the makers respecting il these testi,non
la's ac IRON clergymen and persons of birb n,orat
worth ana integrity in the communitv weli kno,r
10 our readers, aud are ofthc most Hatiernr char
actcr." "S'i"s 'har-
Henry Ward Becchcr, of New York IodonoraoO.
Tov G a; g. Curtin of Penn. Horace Greeley. New
H Horh r. tribune. Hon Henry j. Raymond, New
ork lines Horace II. Dcy, India Rubber Pat.
Gntee. Hon; John d. Ghiscn, Jr.. NorGlk Va
Hm. /; Williamson Chief Engineer L. S. Nav
Joseph r. Plesson. Chief Engineer for n C,y
!'dIIor Practical Mechanic. Editor Scientific An,cr
lcan Editor Albany Allies and Argus Fdnr
naou Pictorial. Editor New Orleans Pisavnno
haitor New ork Evening Post Editor Baltimnrc
,;r,! aa.rlo!' tditor Memphis Enquirer. Editor Gin
From the above eminent gentlemen and distrr
ulshcd sources we have unqualified praise and a9t
teFIng testimonials of the superiority and rc.LIo
Machines" - w. sewing
Efficient Agents wanted in every town. With =
Slil investment Of capital profitable business can
pc rculy established We offer liberal induce.
mrntS. Any corrcSnondcucc repar rtnr o,,r ~
chimes will be promptly and gladly answ"rad 90,
close a letter stamp and we will send a circular and
sample oil work by return mail
COOK, STONE & CO..
AGENTS FOR NoRTH- W EsTERS Sr,Tps
November 18TH 1850. e0'