Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-24
Ladd, w ebster & Cos

Tight stitch Sewing Machines
Rs-TIEY STITCH ALIKE On BOTH SIDES.
The Ladd Webster d Co. Machines are Of the
most substan tiaI make and elegant finish, are %
strong reliable, simple in construction. easily OPP e
Grated by novice, aud with ordinary care will =
far years without the annoying expense ofre =
pairing always incurred on the cheaper less
liable aud more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in use for sewing. capa- =
BILE Of doing greater variety of work than u <
machines; with the celebrated wheel feed
they will handle the finest mrslin. the heaviest =
broadcloths, will work in the thickest leataer
used b, shoemakers, O: carnage trimmers They -
will also run over seams and gathers with the z
facility over plain work The stitch made =
by them Is FROM two threads, and is the most -
approved and desirable III use; is alike on ~
both sides of the fabric leaving no ridge -
the under side, to out aud loosen the g
work. decided fault with all loop chain stitch -
machines
The needles not curved ard liable to break,
hut are straight and have perpendicular motion. -
which is absolutely necessary to adapt the -
chine to all sorts of work They will bind with a -
binder aud hem with a hemmrr; will stitch. fell :"
and gea'her: are fully licensed UpdeI "IIuWE'S q
INTENDED PATENT and are free from al III
fragments During seven years OF use they have
wen the enriabe reputation of being ''tLe bsSf .
rRtg ana manufacturing machines an The country -
We have numerous testimonials read short and -
comprehensive from the Q
Navy Office, Washington. Aug. Il. 1859. :
GentleneD.-1he Sewing Machine ordered from -
you is safely at hand, and Mrs NJ is fully satisfied
with it. As an evidence of its simplicity. without
directions or explanations she commenced work =
ing IL after very short trial. and has not =
perienced the least difficulty in its operation.
cheerfully give yOu my testimonial in ITS favor. H.
am respectfully. your ob't servant. "
Lieut.. WI l. MAUEY. z
The Editor Of Christian Waterman & Reflection,
% says, ave have seen testimony il favor Of the
Il Machine made by Lddd Hebster d Co., which fion
% and religious character of the writer's,
% satisfied could never have been obtained.
= had the instrument fully realized the repre-
sensations Of the makers respecting it: these es-
mia q me uaulp oil iyl
u moral worth and integrity in the community well
= known to readers, and of the hattering
character"
z pendant.--Gov. A. &. CURTIN, of Penn.-IOR
% ACE GREELEY, New York Tribune.-IIon. ii. J
RAYMON, n. Y. Times HORACE II DAY. In
- dia Rubber Patentee.-lIOn. JOHN ID. GIIiSELiN
- Jr.. Norfolk Na-Wm. 2. WILLIAMSON. chic
II Engineer U. s Navy-JOSEPH z. PRISON
< chief Engineer for City.-Editor PRACTICAL
MECHANIC.-kditor Albany Aiids aud -irgUs -
~ Editor Bilious Pictorial Editor NeIo Orielr
~ PcdguHs Editor ". L. EreJiing I1St.-Edito
= Baltimore Pa'riot Editor Iemplns Inquirer
: Editor C.nciHHGti Enquirer
= From the above eminent gentlemen. AMI dtsttng
- uished sources We have unqualified praise an'
= hatterng testimonials Of the superiority an'
= practical reliability Of the "Ladd, Webster & Co
| - sewing Machines >
Efficient Agents wanted I'm every
! e town. With a small investment of capital
: prUftabl" business he readily established
- We offer liberal inducements. Any correspond
- ence regarding our machines will he promptly
and gladly answsred enclose letter stamp and w
| " will send circular and sample of work by re
q turn of mail.
COOK, STONE a. Co,
agents for North Western States
I2e Lake Street, Cup stair Chicago
Nov. %, 1850. n5OI