New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-03

Tight Stitch Sewing Mac hines
MTHE STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
TIE Las', Webster & Co. Machines are
OF tho most substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable, simple in con-
stsuction, easily operated by a novice, and
with OF dinary care will run Jor gears with
o"v the annoying expense Of repairing
always incurred on tho cheaper, less reli-
able and more complicated machines =
There is no instrument in use for sewing "a
capable Of doing greater variety of work -
than these machines; with the celebrated -
wheel feed they will handle the finest mus ~!
lin, the hsayist broadcloth, or will work e
in the thickest leather used by shoema- eA
kers, or carriage trimmers. They will
also run over seams and gathers with the Y.
same facility as over plain work. The -
stitch made by them is from t.ro threads, -
ana IS the most approved and desirable -
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
tault with all loop or chain stitch machiues -
The needles are not curved and liable -
to break, but are straight and have per- -
pendicular motion, which is absolutely
necessary to adapt the machine to all sorts A
Of work. They will bind with binder -
and hem with hemner; will stitch, tell - -
and gather; are fully licensed under *
''HOIVES EXTENDED PATENT" and
arc free from all iat,in gemcnts. During -
seven years OF use they have won the envi "a
able reputation of being ''the best family a
and manufacturing machines in the coun. q
try" We have numerous testimonials; ~
read short and comprehensive one from
the
Navy Odce, Washington, Aug. IL 1859 |u
Gent!em n.-The Sewing Machine or q
dered fro., you IS safely at hand, and ~
Mrs ii. is fully satisfied with it. rs an w
evidence Of its simplicity, without direct
ions or explanations she commenced work
ing on it after very short trial, and has
not experienced the least difficulty in it's
operation. / cheerfully give you my testi-
mon;al in it's favor
am respectfully. your oh't servant,
Lieut.. YIN. l.. NlAURY.
The Editor of the CHRISTIAN WATCH
MAN REFLECTOR, SAYS, 1--WE have seen
testimony in favor of the Machine made
by Laid Webster & Co., which from the
more,l and relis ious character Of the wri-
tiers, We are satisfied could never have
<"been obtained, had not the instrument
d2 fully realized the representations Of the
"a makers respecting it; these testimonials
a. are froin clergymen and persons Of high
- moral worth and integrity in the csmmu-
~ nifty, well known to our readers, and are
gea of the most hattering character"
Ezu Henry Ward Beaeher, of New York indie
xe1 nendant-Gov. n. G. Curtia. Of Penn
- - Horace Greeley, New York Tribune.-Hon.
"a Henry J. Raymond N. Y. Timss.-Hor-
- ace II DAY. India Rubber Patentee.-Hon
~ John d. Chisehn, Jr Norfolk, Va Nm
E:! P. Wi'liam.on, Chief Engineer U. s. Ma
20 vy.-Joseph P. Person, Chief Engineer
for N. Y.City.-Editor Practical heeh=n-
~ n.-Ed:tor Scientific Amer,can-Edtor
~ albany Atlas and Argus Editor Bailou's
sa Pictor1al-Editor New Orleans P,caynne
Editor New York Evening PoN.-Edi-
~ tor Baltimore Patrist Editor Memphis
- Enquirer. Cincinnati Ensa,rsr.
- From the above eminent gentlemen, and
- distinguished sources, we have unqualified
l<a nraise and fatterng testimonials of the
EA superiority and practical reliability of the
~ "Ladd. Webster &c. Sewing Machines"
- Efficient Agents wanted in every town.
q With small investment of capital . prof
ez, liable business can be readily established
, We offer liberal Inducements. Any cor.
"a resrondence regarding our machines will
IL be prompt and gladly answered en-
~ close a letter stamp and we will send a
circular and sample Of work by return Of
mail.
COOK, STONE 4 Co.
agents for North Western States
12i Lake Street I'm starrs) Ch,capo