Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-09-03

Laid, Webster&Cos
Tight stitch Sewing Machines
sS-THEY STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
Tn, Ladd Webster d Co. Machines are Of the
most substan tial make and elegant finish. are %
strong, reliable, simple in construction easily OPP
Grated by a novice, and with ordinary care will =
run for years without the annoying expense of z
pairing always incurred the cheaper, less re- =
liable and more complicated machines. .
There is no instrument in use for sewing, capa- 2
BILE 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 shoemakers, or carriage trimmers. They -
will also seams and gathers with the z
same facility as over plain work. The stitch made
by them is from two thre leads, and is the most -
approved and desirable in use; is alike on "
both sides OF the fabric leaving no ridge ~
the under side, to wear out and loosen the C
work, decided fault with all loop chain stitch -
machines. -
The needles are not curved and liable to break,
but straight and have perpendicular motion, -
which Is absolutely necessary to adapt the ma =
chine to all sorts of work. They will bind with "
binder and hem with a hemmer; will stitch. fell u
and geather; are fully licensed under "H0WE'S q
EXTENDED PATENT" and are free from all in
fragments During years of use they have
won the enviable reputation of being "he best ID
family and manufacturing machines ia The country e
We have numerous testimonials read a short and =
comprehensive one from the .
Navy Office, Washington. Aug. IL, 1859.
Gentle,nen.-The Sewing Machine ordered from -
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 K
ing it after very short trial. and has not <
perisnced the least difficulty in its operation.
cheerfully give you my testimonial in its favor. IL
am respectfully, your obt servant. N
Lieut.. WM. l. MAURY q
The Editor of Christian Waterman Reflection,
% says ave have testimony IN favor of the
z Machine made by Ladd, Webster d o. which from
~ the moral aud religious character of the writers,
% we are satisfied could never have been obtained
z had the instrument fully realized the repre-
= sensations of the makers respecting it: these
= timcnials from clergymen and persons o: high
% moral worth and integrity in the community well
= known to our readers, and are of the fattering
character"
C HENRY WARD BEECHER, of New York hide
| z pendant.-Gov. A. G. CURTIN, of Penn-IIOR
| % ACE GREELEY, New York Tribune.-IIon. HI
RAYM0N, n. Y. Times.-H0RACE ii. DAY, In
| - da Rubber Patentee.-Hon. JOHN ID. GIIISELIN
= Jr., Norfolk. va-Wm p WILLIAMSON. Chic
z Engineer U. s. Navy-JOSEPH Z. PRISON
c Chief Engineer for City.-Editor PRACTICAL
| MECHANIC.-Editor Albany Atlas aud Argus
-, Editor BdlL0ttS PictOridL-Editor Net0 Orioan
y Tfcdytne Editor ". l. Euening I6st.-Editol
| x Baltimore Pdtriot-Editor Memphis Enquirer
: Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
= From the above eminent gentlemen, and disting
| = uisbed sources We have unqualified praise an'
= hattering testimonials of the superiority anC
= practical reliability of the "Ladd, Webster Co
* Sewing Machines
Efficient Agents wanted I'm every
~ town. With a small investment of capital
= profitable business he readily established
- We offer liberal inducements. Any correspond
ence regarding machines will be prompt.
and gladly answered; enclose letter stamp and w
N will send a circular and sample of work by re
D turn of mail.
COOK, STONE 81 Co,
agents for North Western States
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