The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-14
SEWING /. MACHINES.
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USE LADD. W EBSfER & CO.'S
TIGHT STITCH SEWING MAcHINEi
.B-The Stitch Alike on Both Sides.-Ai


The Ladd, Webster Co.'s Machines are Of the
most substantial make and elegant finish, are strong
reliable, simple in construction, easily operated, by
a novice and with ordinary care, last years without
the cheaper, less reliable and more complicated
machines.
There is no instrument in use for sewing, capa-
BILE of doing greater variety Of work than these
machines with the celebrated wheel feed they will
handle the finest muslin, the heaviest broadcoth, or
will work in the thickest leather used by shoomak-
ers, or carriage trimmels. They will also run over
seams and gathers with the same facility as over
plain work. The stitch made from them is by two
threads alike on both sides Of the fabric leaving
no ridge ON the under side to out and loosen
the work, decided fault with allloop chain stitch
m lchiucs.
The needles arc not curved and liable to brake
but straight and have perpendicular motion,
which is absolutely necessary TO adapt the machine
to all sortsof work. They will bind with a binder
and him with a hemmer will stitch, fell and gathers
are fully licensed under "Howc's Extended Patent"
and are free from all niingemtnts. During seven
years of they have won enviable reputation
of being "the best family and manufacturing ma
cnine in the country" We have numarous tesh-
monals read a short and comprehensive
from the
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. 18th, 1859.
Gendemen--Tbe Sewing Machine ordered from
you is safely at hand, and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied
with it. AS aneyidence of its simplicity without d
lections on explanations, she commenced working
with itofter Xary short trial and has not expert
enccd the least difficulty in its operation. | cheer
fully give you my tesimonS Sl in its favor.
am respectfully, your obedient servant,
Lieut.. WIN. l.. MAuRY.
The Editor ofthe Christian Waterman and Re-
aector says, I'VE have seen testimony in favor of
the Machine made by Lldd, Webster Il Co., Which
from themOra and religious character of the writers
we are satisfied could never have been obtained,
had not the instruments fully realized the ropleseu
talion of the makers respecting 1t these cs'mon-
ials aIe from clergymen and persons of high moral
worth and integrity in the community, well known
TO our readers, and are ofthe most Hatiering char
acter" F
Henry Ward Beechcr, of New York Independent.
Gov. y. G.. Curtin, of Penn. Horace Greeley, New
York Tribune. Hon. Henry j. ReymOnd, New
York Times. Horace II. Dey, India Rubber Pat
entee. Hon. John ID. Ghiselin, Jr., Norfalk, Va
Wm. p. Williamson, Chief Engineer U. s. Navy.
Joseph p. Piesson, Chief Engineer for n. Y. City.
Editor Practical Mechanic. Editor Scientific Amer
lean Editor Albany Atles aud Argus. Editor
Bdou's Pictorial. Editor New Orleans Picayune.
Editor New York Evening Post. Editor Baltimore
Patriot. Editor Memphis Enquirer. Editor Gin
cinnad Enquirer.
From the above eminent gentlemen and disting-
ushed sources, we have unqualified praise and fiat
tcl'ng testimonials of the superiority and reliable
prdcticability of the "Ladd, Webster Co. Sewing
Machines"
Efficient Agents wanted in every town. With
small investment of capital profitable business can
be redily established. We Offer liberal induce
ments. ANY correspondence regarding our ma
chimes will be promptly and gladly answered en-
close letter stamp and we will send circular aud
sample Of work by return mail.
COOK, STONE & CO..
AGENTS FOR NoETU- WESTERN STATES,
ia Lake Street, Cup stairs,) Chicago.
November 10th, 1850