The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-02-14

DUY THE BES t,
Which in the End is the Cheapest
USE LADD. WEBSTER & CO.'S
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MAcHINEi
5g"The Stitch Alike on Both Sides. 91

The Ladd Webster 4 Co.'s Machines are Of the most
substantial make and elegant finish, strong reliable
simple in construction, easily operated, by novice and
with ordinary cnre last years without the annoying ex-
pense OF repairing always incurred the cheaper less
reliable and more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in use for sewing, capable of
dong greater variety Of work than these machines
With the celebrated wheel feed they will handle tho g.
nest muslin the heaviest broadcloh or will work In the
hickest leather used by shoemakers or carriage trim
mers. They will also over seams and gathers with
the same facility over plain work. The stitch made
from them is by two threads alike both sides Of the
fabric leaving ridge the under side to wear out
aud loosen the work. decided fault with all loop or chain
stitch machines.
The needles not curved and liable to brake but
are straight and have perpendicular motion, which is
absolutely necessary to adapt the machine to all sorts
of work. They win bind with binder and him with a
emmeE VIII s1eh sll and gather are fully licensed
inringcmcnts During seven years of use thew have
won cnviabc reputation of being "thc best family and
manufacturing machine in the country" We have mn
marcus testimonials; read short and comprehensive
| one from the
Navy Office, Washington, Aug 18th. 1859.
Gcntlemcn--The Sewing Machine ordered from YOU is
safely at hand and Mrs NJ. is fully satisfied with L. A
evidence of its simplicity without directions or expla
nations she commenced working with afcr vary short
operation cheerfully give you my testimonial In its
| favor. To. "H... '-HE1t
l am respectfully, your obedicnt servant,
| Lieut.. WIN. l.. MAuRY.
| The Editor of the Christian Waterman and Rafector
says "We have testimony in favor of the Machine
made by Ladd, Webster Co., which from the.ora and
religious character of the WRITER'S are satisad could
have been obtained had not the instruments fully
realized the representations of the makers respecting
these testimonials from cergymen and persons of
high moral worth and integrity in the community we'll
known to our readers and fhe most Racring char
! actcr." ~
Henry Ward Beooher of New York Inlepondent. T.
Coy. ~ g.. Curtin of Penn. Horace GreeleyNew ork
| Tribune. Hon. Henry j. Raymond, New York Times
Horace II. Dcy. India Rubber Patentee Hon. John D
Ghiscln, Jr. Nortalk, Va. VIM. p. Williamson Chief
Engineer I. s. Navy. Joseph p Piesson Chief Engin-
ccr for =. Y City. Editor Practical Mechanic Editor
Scientific American. Editor Albany Atlcs and Argus
Editor Ballou's Pictorial. Editor New Orleans Picayune
Editor New York Evening Post. Editor Baltimore Pat
riot Editor Memphis Enquirer. Editor Cincinnati En-
! quirer.
From the above eminent gentlemen and distinguished
sources, we have unqualified praise and attering tes
monas OF the superiority and reliable praccabiiy of
the ladd, Webster Go. Sewing Machines"
Efficient Agents wanted in every town. With small
investment of capital profitable business can be rcdily
established. We offer liberal inducements ANY cor
rcspondencc regarding machines will be promptly
and gladly answcrcd enclose letter stamp and we will
send a circular and sample of work by return mail
COOK, STONE & CO..
AGENTS FOR NoRTH-WEsrERS STATES
ia Lake Street, Cup sairs) Chicago.
November 18th, 1860.