The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1862-02-19

THIS MACHINE AS POINTS OF SUPEs
fa- .RI0RlFY PECULIARLY ITS
OWN.
Stitching. Hsmnai,sg aud Filing seath
Single Thread.
II firms a neat, ever, and elastic seam
ub;eh il " warranted not 10 rip IN wear, even
If The seam u cut al iteqnent intervals, aud
Aalso under all circumstances "to survive the
= Patsuted device OF great u:ilily TO
Iesrners. nreveisfs the possibility of the ma
chine being run n the wrong direction, or
~. balance wheel wearing lady's dress
Another feature which deserves ParIIeu-
lar attsntion j. - THE WILCOX Pa TENT
NEFDLE CANNOT BE SET WRONG,
Two tbousard Stitches, or two yards OF
wotk. can be done 10 one minute without
dropping stitch.
In fheir construction. supeTsede the use oil
the shn,tle and with one thread produce
aII the practical results of the two thread
rosch;nes: ard more, for these iell without
Saet,nr. and hem The finest mUsliu without
Alhonoh at about ut.haif the price of the
<,lTer f,rst class machines, they will accom-
Dl,sh double the sewing IN given time
al, ;s emphalically the good, low priced
Esm;lv Sewing Machine thai The public
have long been waiting for."-Boslon Iran
ecripi.
and for family use especially. no other vlli
bear any comparison WIN " fauaue'
phia Evening Journal"
a mechanical wonder. Scientific Amer
iccan. sa.u;..h,s
sswioo machipes Light and elegantly
6n;shed and so simple in its construction
flsaf IL seems alrnosi impossible tor 1t to gel
ont of repair. .n- Piusburg Chionicle.
at1as comhined with lie own peculiar
ner;,s all the really valuable Improvements
of he higher priced machines-"-F Fennsy l.
ssTh;s machine, in The opinion of the
.,x,,n;,,ee. fills more nearly the requires
mems Of perfect family machine than any
=, .xh;b;tion ..'-FIankiin Institute Exnioi-
tion Report OF 1888.
ssT.kino inio consideration simplicity
eheapness, drrability, and dong all "o'S
the committee were unanimous III lasof o.
ihe Wilcox s. Gibbs as single ihresd ma,
chine.u- Pennsylvania State Asricui'ufa
Socieiy's Report.
awe must, in Justice, express OUT 1o,lt = ~
a.,e. in the merits of The Wilcox & Gibbs
Ss,r;na Machine. We consider tha, srea
dss;deTalum has been supplied by II, IN
nroving. beyond coubi. that TWO threads are
po,. as was supposed, necessary to gooo
;ns,rnmeni .''-ChrisliaD Adyoca ale and Jour
nal, June 81, 1860.
aWe have one Of these machines ~ use
.s,l think more highly OF IL than OF any
he number we have tried."-RichmonS
Whig. cons,.n
,;nonle. has examined more ihan twenty
d,ffsren, kinds of Sewing Machines, an.
sf1er some six weeks experience VIII
W,Icox s. Gibos' Patent, he has purchase
oos of hem as The bes, adapted TO in
wants of his family, and as The least laos
soreopife repair. OLIVER CRANE.
BosioE, July 8, 1860.
The undersigned during eighteen m oh'n
has had in almost constant use, IN DIS IAN
10 wilcox & Gibbs Sewing Machine, upe
b;eh has been made the clothes ef Di
ls@se familv-from muslin TO pilot cloii-
;ncluding the clothing required Tor ms seV
srai boys: AID in no case have tne seam
failed. although in bard service Inc me
-h;ne now in use in his family has require
M, repair, and is in all respects, wen al
oointes. efficient and Durable.
JACOB CHI CKERlNG, Boston.
Send for Cireniar.-7
JAMES WILCOX, ManuIhcsuiet:
No. sos Broadway, New fori
onnos;ts 81. Nicholas Hotel.
Angnst %. iS6i-ty.