Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-04-23

The Laid, Webster f Co. Machines are Of the
most substantial plake and elegant finish, are %
strong, reliable simple in construction, easily op
Grated by novice, and with ordinary care will
for years without the annoying expense of re- z
pairing always incurred on the cheaper, less re-
liable and more complicated machines.
There is no instrument in for sewing, capa- =
bic of doing greater variety Of work than these <
machines; with the celebrated wheel feed
they will handle the finest muslin. the heaviest .
broadcloths, will work in the thickest leather -
used by sAoemakers, or carriage trimmers. They -
will also run seams and gathers with the z,
same facility over plain work. The stitch made
by them is from two threads, and is the most >
approved and desirable in use; is alike on "
both sides of the fabric leaving no ridge ~
the under side, to ont and loosen the q
machines.
The needles not curved and liable to break,
but are straight and have perpendicular motion,
which is absolutely necessary to adapt the ma =
chine to all sorts of work. They will bind with W
binder and hem with hemmer; will stitch, fell -
ana geS1heT; are folly licensed under .'H0WE's &
fragments. During seven years Of use they have
won the enviable reputation of being she best %
family and manufacturing machines in the country a.
We have numerous testimonials; read a short and -
comprehensive one from the .
Navy Office, Washington, Aug IL, 1859.
Geptle,neD.-Thc Sewing Machine ordered from II
you is safely at hand, and Mrs. NJ is fully satisfied -
with it. As evidence of its simplicity, without
directions or explanations she commenced work -
ing on II after very short trial, and has not z
perienced the least difficulty in its operation. :
cheerfully give you my testimonial in its favor. Il
am respectfully, your obt servant W
Lieut.. WN. L MAURY. q
The Editor Of Christian Waterman Reflection,
% says, ave have testimony In favor of the
z Machine made by Laid, Tsbster d Co., which from
ID the moral and religious character of the WRITER'S
% We satisfied could never have been obtained
Z had not the instrument fully realized the repre-
= sensations of the makers respecting it: these
- timCDias arc from clergymen aud persons o. high
% moral worth and integrity in the community, well
= known to our readers, and are of the fattering
= character"
HENRY WARD BEECHER, OF New York Indo-
4 pendant.-Gov. A. G. CURTIN, of Penn-HOR-
% ACE GREELEY, New York Tribune.-IIon II. J.
RAYM0N, N. Y. Times.-H0RACE II. DAY, In
- dia Rubber Patentee.-IIon. JOHN d. GIIISELIN,
- Jr., Norfolk Va.-Wm. P. WILLIAMSON. Chief
y Engineer U. s. Nayy.-J0SEPH p. PRISON,
g Chief Engineer for n City.-Editor PRACTICAL
MECIlANIC-Edtor Albany Alias aud AIyHs.-
~ Editor Bilious PictoriaI-Eilitor Netc Orleans
- Picdynne.-Editor ". y. Evening Iost.-Edtor
baltimore Idtriot.-Editor MeIaIatis Enqaaro.-
Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
= From the above eminent gentlemen, and disting-
- uished sources. We have unqualified praise and
II iattering testimonials of the superiority and
- practical reliability of the @Ladd, Webster Co.
- Sewing Machines"
Efficient Agents wanted I'm every
e town. With small investment of capital a
- We offer liberal inducements. Any correspond
ence regarding our machines will be promptly
and gladly answered; enclose letter stamp and
N will send a circular and sample of work by re-
d turn Of mail.
COOK, STONE IL CO.,
Ageats for North Western States
I24 Lake street, Cup Stair Chicago