The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1861-03-21

The Ladd, Webster 4 Co.'s Machines are NJ The
most substantial make and elegant fnsh are strong,
reliable, simple in construction easily operated Nv
novice, and with ordinary care last wears without
the annoying expense of repairing always incurred
machines. O-'
There is no instrument in use for se,s;no con,.
pie OF dong greater yeriety of work than tbeae
nacnines; With the celebrated wheel feed thew will
handle the finest muslin, the heaviest broadoloth. or
VIII WORK ~ the thickcst leather used by shoomak-
ers or carriage trimmcrs. They win also run oyor
seams and gathers with the same facility as over
plain work. The stitch made from them is bv two
threads, alike on both sides of the fabric leaving
no ridge on the under side to wear out and loosen
the work. decided fault with loop or chain stitch
machines. ~ Ss-'N'-
The needles are not curved and liable 10 brake
pI' arc stalght and have perpendicular motion,
when is absolutely necessary to adapt the machine
to ail sortSot work. They will bind with binder
and him with hemmer; will stitch fell and gather,
are fully licensed under "llowes Extended Patent.@
and are free from all inlringemcnts During seyen
years of use they have won euyiable re6utoton
OF being "the best family and manufacturing ma
chine in the country" We have numorous test-
moniais read short and comprehensive one
from the O-S
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. 10Th 1850
"cntlemen--The Sewing Machine ordered from
you is safely at hand and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied
wth IT. As ancvidence of its simplicity without di-
recuons or explanations, she commenced working
with It after vary short trial, and has not expert,
enccd the least difficulty in its operation | cheer
luily give you my testimonial in its favor
am respectfully, your obcdient servant
~ Lieut.. WM. l.. MAuRY
The Editor ofthe Christian Watchman and Re-
Hector says, ave have seen testimony in favor of
the Machine made by Ladd, Webster 4 Co., which
IRON themora and religious character of the writers
we, are satisfied could never have been obtained,
nag not the instruments fully realized the represen
tanon Oh the makers respecting it these testnon-
ld's are from cicrgymen and persons of high moral
worth and integrity in the community, well known
10 our readers, and are ofthc most nattcrng char
acter." N"''
Henry Ward Beechcr, of New York Tndcpendent
GoV. A. q. Curtin, of Penn. Horace Greeley, New
York Tribune. Hon. Henry j. Reymond. New
lork lmes. Horace ii. Dey, India Rubber Pat
Snec' Hon. John d. Ghisen, Jr., Norfalk, Va
Mm. r. Williamson, Chief Engineer u s. NAVY.
Joseph r. Piesson, Chief Engineer for N Y. City
Editor Practical Mechanic. Editor Scientific Amer
Ican. Editor Albany Ates and Argus. Editor
Baiious Pictorial. Editor New Orleans Picayupe.
Editor New York Evening Post. Editor Baltimore
Patriot Editor Memphis Enquirer. Editor Gin
cinnad Enquirer.
From the above eminent gentlemen and d;stine-
ulshed sources, we have unqualified praise and fat
Wrlng testimonials of the superiority and reliable
Machines" ~ '"'ns
Efficient Agents wanted in every town. With a
small investment of capital profitable business can
be redily established We offer liberal induce
ments. any correspondence regarding our ma
close letter stamp and we will send circular and
sample of work by return mail
COOK, STONE &CO,.
Agents FOR NORTH WESTERN STATES
IA Lake Street. Cup stairs,) Chicago.
November 18th, 1860.