Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-02-12


The Lddd. Webster d 10. Machines are Of the
most substan tial make and elegant fnish, "a
strong. reliable, sImplr in construction, easily oI- -
Grated by novice, and with ordinary care will =
run far ysIrs without the annoying expense Of re :
pairing always incurred the cheaper less re- -
liable aud more complicated machines.
There Is no instrument in for sewing capa- =
Bile Of doing greater variety of work than e., Z
machines with the celebrated wheel feed
they will ha"dlc the finest mrsliu. the h"avr,-t =
brOadeluths. will wuIk ia the thicSest leather -
US d b. shocniakcrs, o. carriage trmHcrs. They -
will also run over seams and gathers with the z.
saur facility a. over plain work THE Il tch mad,
by them is from two threads, aud is the NOS =
.ppr"vrd and o..I.anls ~ ~; l. alike on
0u tile un'iei side. Ia " At cut aud loosen the C
work. decided fault with all loop chain stitch
machines
The needles are not curved and liable to break
but are straighf and have perpendicular motion.
which Is absolutely necessary TO adapt the =
chine 10 all sorts OF work They will bind with "a ~
binder and hem with hemmrT; viii stitch. fell -
and gea her; are fully licensed under 'IIOWE'~ -
EAI IN ED PATENT and are free from al in
tTIaomctS During seven years of use they have
wpu the enVi"ble reputation ct being ''the Jss %
IB,iig dlU HgfoctTiBg B,0chiHSS IN The country -
We have numerous testimonials read "A short ami -
comprehensive one tTun, the .
Navy Office. Washington. Aug IL. 1859
Gevtlr,neu.-1he Sewing Machine ordered from -
You i safely at hand. and Mrs VI. Is fully satisfied -
with il. A, an evidence of ITS simplicity. Vthuut
directions or explanation she commenced WORK =
ing gu il after It vrry .hrrt trial. and has not ,N
pcriencrd the least difficulty in its operation.
cheer fully give Won my testimonial ia IT. favor. Il
am respectfully. YOUR uLt servant -
Lieut. M. l. MAUEY. d
The Editor 81 Christian Waterman Reflection.
% sats. we have seen testimony I favor e the
z Machine 10y Lddd, HcJstcT d c., " hch f. On,
u moral and rrligi, character of the writer's
u we are satisfied could never have been obtained
Z had not the instrument fully realized the repre-
- ~.ntrti"ns If the makers respecting it. thrs" t"s
= time mails from clergy aud persons o: hi.h
u moral worth and integrity in the community. well
- known 10 our readers. aud OF the 1aitering
character
HENRY WARD BCECUEG. Of New York Inde
< p-nlant.--Gov. A q. CURTIN. Of Penn -IInIt
u ACE GREELEY. Ne,S York TriLuu".-IInn n J
RANMON. y. Y. Times. II BRACE n DAY. In
- dia Rubber Patrnter-llnn. JOHN d. GiiiSELIN
= Jr. Norfolk. Na.-Nm. y. WILLIAMSON. HE
u Engineer L. s. Navy.-JOSEPH =. PIHSSrN
c chief Engineer for City.-Ediror PRACTICAL
MEHANiC.-Lditnr Albany 4 las aud dTgIls-
~, Editor Bilious Iicf0Ti,i Editor -Neig OTicIu,
= RcIEHHe -Lditnr v. i. ErSHmg PaSt-EAtoI
= Blltinore iafr'of Editor Memphis Inquirer
Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
= From the above eminent gentlemen. and listing
- uishrd sources. we have unqualified praise RuS
= nattering testimonials of the superiority ant
= practical reliability OF the -Lgdd, Webster Co
- sewing Machines =
- town. Nth small investment OF capital
= ITuiitahl business eau I've readily established
- We offer liberal inducements. ANY correspond
regarding machines will he prompt,
Hnd gladly answered; sIlcOse isftcr stamp and
N1 will send circular and sample Of work by re
4 turn ofn,s
COOK, stone d CO,
Agents for North Western States
I24 Lake street, tup stair Chicago
Nov. 20. 1850. r5nl