New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-03-15
BUY THE hEST!
Which in the end is the Cheapest.
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lADp, WEBSTER & Co.'S
Tight Stitch Sewing Mac hines

lISlt OtltCu OtWluS MAC NlNtS
U-THE STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDE
The Laid Webster g. Co, Machines are
OF the most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable, simple in con-
struction, easily operated by novice, and
with ordinary care will run for gears with
out the annoying expense Of repairing
always incurred on the cheaper, less reli-
able and more complicated machines =
There Is no instrument in use for sewing NN
capable OF doing greater variety of work 80
than these machines; with the celebrated -
whsel feed they will handle the finest mus ~!
lin, the heavist broadcloth, or will work E1
IN the thickest leather used by shoema- -
kers, or carriage trimmers. They will T. T.
also run over seams and gathers with the -
Same facility as over plain work. The EaI
stitch made by them is from tao threads, sC1
and Is the most approved and desirable a.
in use; is alike on both sides Of the fabric -
leaving no ridge on the under side, to ~
wear out and loosen the, work. decided e
fault with al! loop or chain stitch achines -
The needles are not curved and liable -
to break, but are straight and have per- ~
pcndlcular motion, which is absolutely -
necessary to adapt the machine to all sorts I'll
OF work. They will bind with a binder -
and hem with hemmer will stitch, fell -
and gather; are fully licensed under KS
'HOWES EXTENDED PATENT" and .a
are free from all infrin geme9ts. During ~
seven years OF use they havs. won the envi r
able reputation of being ''the best .fa@ily q
and manufacturing machines IN the conn- q
[ try" We have numerous testimonials; 81
tbs '' "'N COMPREHENSIVE 0u' ''0" C
Navy Office, Washington Aug. - 1859 -
G'ntl,m n-The Sewing Machine Or
Mrs NJ. is fully satisfied with it. n an *,
evidence of ITS simplicity. without direct
ions or explanations she commenced work
ing on it after II very short trial. and has
not experienced the least difficulty in it's
operation. chssrfuily give you my testi-
paOni al in its favor ~ ..,..g.
| am respectfully, your ob't servant,
I Lieut.. HIM. l.. NfAURY.
The Editor Of the CHRISTIAN WATCH
MAN & REFLECTOR, saws I'VE have seen
testimony in favor Of the Machine made
by Ladd Wetster & Co., which from the
moral and religious character Of the wri-
tiers, We are satisfied could never have
AMbeen obtained, had not the instrument
S fully realized the representations of the
EA makers respecting it; these testimonials
% ara from clergymen and persons of high
a. moral worth and integrity in the commu-
Al nifty, well known to our readers, and are
- -, of the most tiattering character"
E>a Henry Ward Beockef, of New York E,dc-
- pend nnt --Gor H. G. Curtin of Penn
IA Horace GresieB New York Tribune Hon.
- Henry J. Raymond, N. Y. Times.-=fior.
"a ace III Day India Rubber Patentce.-r-Hon
~ John d. Chi@iin, .Fr. Norfolk, Va-W YIN
"a p WiNiam>eaa, Chief Engineer U. S. Ma
y. vv.-Joscpt p. Person, Chief Engineer
80 for N. Y. City.-Editor Practical Mechan-
>>'e.-Editor Scientific Amer'can-Editor
"a Albany Atlas aad Argus -Editor Ballou's
~ Pictorial Editor New Orleans P,caqune
Es Editor Nem Yosk Evening Pot-Edi-
z tor Baltimore Patriot Editor Memphis
1E3 Experimentation Ciecinnati Esqulrer
- From the above eminent gentlemen. and
-. distinguished sources, we have unqualified
- nraise and flattering testimonials of the
~ superiority and practical relia bilty ofthe
ID ''I.add. Webster &c, Sewing Machines"
~ Efficient Agents wanted in every town.
70 With a small investment OF eapitai a prof
@ liable business can be readily establ Shed
O., We offer liberal Inducements ANY cor.
4 respondence regarding our maehines will
q be promptly and gladly answered ; en-
~ close a letter stamp and we will send a
~ circular and sample Of work by return Of
mail.
"a COOK, STONE & Co.
m agents for North Western States.