The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-05-31
BUY THE BESTi
WHICH IN THE ENb. u THE CHEAPEST.
USE
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
Tight sti. eh Sewing kachiAes
lETBE STITCH ALIKE on BOTH sIDE&-

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Tar LApp, fWKBsrrR & Co. MAcrINKs
are of the n ost substantial make and elegant
6nish are strong, reliable, simple in con-
struction, easily operated by q novice. and
with ordinary care will run YoUk YEARS
without the annoying expense Of repairing
always incurred OIL the cheaper, less reliable
and more complicated machines
The . is no instrument in use for sewing ID
capable Of Going greater variety Of work ~
than these machines with the celebrated e
wheel feed they will handle the finest e
muslin, the hesviest broadcloth. or viii y
work in the thickest leather used by shoe- -
makers, or carriage trimmers. They will 6
also run over seams and gathers with the -
same facility as over plain work. The stitch r,
n ade by them is from TWO THREADS, =
and is the most desirable aud approved in -
nae; is ALIKE ON. BOTH SIDES OF
THE FABRIC leaving no ridge on the &C
under side, 10 wear out and loosen the work y
decided fault with all loop or chain stitch
machines.
The needles are not curved snd Liable to q
break, bnt are STRAIGHT and have Perpen> y
dculsr motion, which is absolutely necessa- =
ry to adapt the machine to all sorts of wor6, ~
They will bind with binder and hem with
hemer; will stitch, fell and gather; are fully %
PATE NT." and are free from all infringe O
ments. During seven years use they have =
won the enviable reputation Of being " the -
best family and manufacturing machines C
IN the country" We have numerous testi- =
monials; read shert and comprehensive
one from the -s 81 .f -qs.f.-H 2. Il. b.
NAVY OFFICE, Washington, Aug. IL, 1859. ",
Gentlemen The Sewing Machine order
ed from you is safely at hand, and Mrs n. =.
is fully satisfied with it. As an evidence of
its simplicity, without directions or explana
tons she commenced working on it after q
very shorttri al, and has not experienced the
least difficulty in its operation. cheerfuIly
give you my testimonial in its favor. .
/ am respectfully, your obi servant,
Lieut.. VIM. L. MAURY.
The Editor of The Christian Watchmsn anc
Reflector, says, ave have seen testimon,
in favor of the Machine made by LADD, w EB
fTER l. Co., which from the moral and "a ig-
ious character of the writer's, we are satisfied
~, could never have been obtained, had not tn,
instrument fully realized the representation
70 of tie makers respecting it; these trstmoni
| % ais are from cl"rgymen of high moral worth
| e and integrity in the community, well know
e to our readers, and are of the most fatterins
| = character"
70 Henry Ward Beecher. of the New Yorl
= Independant-Gov. A. G Curtin. of Penn
- Horace Greeley, New York Tribune
- Hon. Henry J. Raymond, N. Y Times
- Horace n. Day, India Rubber Patentee-
- VIM. P. Williamson, Chief Engineer, U. S
-Navy-Editor Practical Mechanic-E Editor
~ Scientific American-Editor Albany Alta,
= and Argus-Editor Ballou's Pictorial-E,iitol
) New Orleans PRONUNCIATION New Yolb
- Evening Post-E.lito Baltimore Patriot
z Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
a From the above eminent gentlemen anG
e disrir guished sources we have utqualife>
praise and fattering testimonials of the gu,
periority and practcability of the "LADD
g WEBSTER Il CO Sewing Machines
. Emcient Agents Vyante d I'm
- every town. With small, vesmen
of capital profitable business can be readil,
h established We offer liberal inducements
~ Amy correspondence regarding our machines
will be promptly and gladly answered ell
close a letter stamp and We will sond cir
cular and sample of work by return of mail
COOK, STONE l. CO.,
Agents for North Western States.
l24 Lake Street, up -tairs) CHICAGO.