Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1861-03-12

H5- THEY STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES.
The Laid. Ws5ster cf Co. Machines are Of the
most substan tial make and elegant finish. are %
strong, reliable, simple in construction easily op- e
Grated by novice, and with ordinary care will =
for years without the annoying expense of x
pairing always incurred on the cheaper, less y
liable aud more complicated machines
There is no instrument in use for sewing capa- =
BILE Of doing greater variety Of work than ~ ese &
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 run over seams and gathers with the 2,
facility plain work The stitch made
by them is from two thre ads, and is the most -
approved and desirable in use; is alike on "
both sides of the fabric leaving no ridge -
on the under side, to war out and loosen the c
work. decided fault with all loop chain stitch
machines
The needles are not curved and liable TO break
but are struigh and have perpendicular motion, .
which is absolutely necessary to adapt the ma -
chine to all sorts Of work They will bind with a ~
binder and hem with a hemmer; will stitch, fell -
and geaiher; are fully licensed under 'IIOWE'S q
EXTENDED PATENT" and are free from al in
fragments. During seven years of use they have
won the enEiable reputation of being 'the bcst %
family and mann featuring machines ia TIE country -
We have numerous testimonials; read a short and -
comprehensive one from the .
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. IL, 1859.
GeRtle,nen.-Thc Sewing Machine ordered from -
You il safely at hand, and Mrs NJ is fully satisfied -
with it. As evidence of its simplicity, without
directions or explanations she commenced work &
ing on it after very short trial, and has not <
perisnced the least difficulty in its operation. /
eheerfully give you my testimonial in its favor. H.
am respectfully, your obt servant "
Lieut.. TM. l. MAURY. q
The Editor Of Christian Waterman Reelection,
% says, 1--WE have testimony in favor Of the
z Machine made 10y Laid, Ifebstcr d o., hch from
the moral aud religious character of the writer's
ID satisfied could never have been obtained
z had not the INSTRUMENT fully realized the repre-
e sensations Of the makers respecting it: these
E timcnias Rre from clerGymen and persons o: high
% moral worth and integrity in the community. well
- known to our readers, and are of the hattering
character"
HENRY WARD BEECHER, of New York Indo
e penlant.-Gov- A. q. CURTIN, of Penn-HOR
% ACE GREELEY, New York Tribuue.-IIon. II. j
RAYM0N, y. Y. Times HORACE ii. DAY. In
- dia Rubber Patentee.-Hon. JOHN d. GIIlSELIN
- Jr. Norfolk, Na.-Wm. L. WILLIAMSON. Chic
n Engineer u S. Navy.-J0SEPH J. PRISON
q Chief Engineer for City.-Editor PRACTICAL
MECuANiC-Editor Albany Alas and Argus
~ Editor BdlL0p'S PiotOridL-EdtOr NctD Oriean!
= PRONUNCIATION ". i. ErcHiRG I1St-EdtoI
Baltimore TdfriOt-Edtor Memphis Inquirer
Editor Cincinnati Enquirer.
p From the above eminent gentlemen, and dsting
- uished sources. have unqualified praise ant
= flattering testimonials of the superiority ant
= practical reliability Of the "Ladd, Webster Co
X Sewing Machines
Efficient Agents wanted In every
e town. With a small investment of capital
= profitable business be readily established
- We offer liberal inducements. Any correspond
regarding machines will be promptly
and gladly answered; enclose letter stamp and ",
N will send circular and sample Of work by re
. turn ofmail.
COOK, STONE d Co,
agents for North Western States
1874 Lake Street, Cup stair Chicago
Nov 20 1850 MOL