New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-02-22
F. BUY THE IEST!
Which in the end is the Cheapest.
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LADD, WEBSTER & Co.'S !
Tight Stitch Sewing Mac hines


G5=-THE STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES
The LAID Webster & Co. Machines are
OF the mort substantial make and elegant
finish, are strong, reliable simple in con-
structlon. easily operated by II novice and
with ordinary care will run for gears
out the annoying expense of repairing
always incurred on the cheaper, less reli-
able and more complicated machines. : =
There is no instrument in use for sewing q
capable OF doing n greater variety of work 81
than these machines; with the celebrated ~ ~
| wheei fted they will handle the finest mus III
lin, the hoavst broadcloth, or will work EE
in the thickest leather used by shoema- "a
kers, or carriage trimmers. They will ~ ~
also run over seams and gathers with the ~
same facility as over plain work. The -
stitch made by them is from tao threads, q,
and is the most approved and desirable A.
in use; is alike on bo'h sides Of the fabric -
leaving no ridge on the undcr side. to ftsz'
wear out and loosen the work. q decided l1z
fault with al loop or chain stitch mac hines -
The needles are not curved and liable -
to break, but ore straight and have per. -
pcndicular motion, which is absolutely -~
necessary to adapt the machine to all sorts Esl
| OF work. They will bind with u binder *
and hem with hcmncr; will stitch, tell NC. Ss
and gather; are fully licensed under rs
''HOWES EXTENDED PATENT" and =.
are free from GN intrinscmtntS During &e,
seven years OF use they have won the cnvi g
able reputation OF being 'ths test fGmiiy ~
and m0ny"ci"ring machines IN ths conn 20 :,
hy' We have numerous testimonials: I'd
read q short and comprehensive one from A SI
the &S
Navy Office, Washing on, Aug 10 1859 -
G2nt"m n,--Ihe Sewing Machine Or L
dered from YOU Is safely at hand, and aNS
! Mrs NJ Is fully satisfied with it. As an AAs
evidence OF ITS simplicity. without direct
;"nS or explanations she commenced work
ins on it after very short trial and has
not experienced the least difficulty in its
operation. checrtally give you my testi-
mon al in it's favor
AN respectfully, your obi servant,
81. Lieut.. Tim. l.. MAURY.
The Editor Of the CHRISTIAN Warren.
MAN y REFLECTOR. saws. We have seen
testimony in favor Of the Machine made
by Laid Webster & Co., which from the
M 'ral and rcli Sious character Of the wri.
tcrs, We are satisfied could never have
"a been obtained, had not the instrument
=, ~ fully realized the Representations of the
Ell makers respecting it.; these testimonials
- are from clerg.ymen and persons of high
- moral worth and integrity in the commu.
81 nifty. well known to our readers, and are
- - of the most fiattering character"
ESa Henry Ua,d Bsacher, of New York Indc.
Io PEI dant--Gor. 4. G. Curtin of Penn
IN Horace GrssIey New York Tribune. Hon
-, Henry J. Raymond, N. Y. Times Ror.
q ace II Dag India Rubber Patentee.-Hoa
81 Jan" D. Ch'seIin. Jr. Norfolk, Va Wn
81 P. williamson Chief Engineer U. S. Ma.
"a vy.--JoNp h p. Person. Chief En- ginec,
IS, for ". y. City.-Eitor Practical Mechan
| ic.-Editor Scientific Amer,con.-Edito,
"a .iibany .ftla$ and Argus Editor Bo'lou!
- Piciorial-- Editor Ner Orleans P1cayun.
sa Editor New York Erening Poa.-Edi
= :, tor Baltimore Patriot Editor Memphi
II Enq"'rer Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
- From The above eminent gentlemen. anC
~ distinguished sources, we have unqualified
l. - raise and t!att"ring testimonials of tho
~ superiority and rractical reliability ofths
Gzs 'LadI. Webster sc. Sewing Machines"
- Efficient agents wanted in every town
ri fifth small investment OF capital prof
"a table business can be readily established
H. We offer liberal Inducements Any cor
4 respondcnce regarding our machines viii
a he promptly and gladly answered en-
~ close letter stamp AMI we will seud 8
49, circular and sample of work by return o
mail
COOK. STONE & Co.
agents for North Western States.
loi Lake Str,et nm St1JrS Ib,rouo