New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-12-11
The FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
BYJENsIE JUSs.

To understand the value Of the Sewing Machine and the
happy changes which has effected in the social and family
relations, must be familiar with the quiet households
scattered Throughout the East and West the North and South
of this great and thriving country.
The interior of county house this of the year.
Il pleasant be imagined and 1t Is made In great
degree by the presence of the Sewing Machine An hours
work in the afternoon upon bright rapid
GROVER BAKER will accomplish than could be done
by weary hand working almost into midnight 1t will not
only finish the dozen shirts In less than time" but 1t will
tuck drawers and chemes rue nghgowns stitch rowsers
Quilt Innings and coyerIds and all this and much more,
with such strength beauty and precision would throw the
nsatest hand.sork into the shade
Sewing Machine needs only to be purchased once in
lifetime is therefore Of the greatest Importance to get the
beshe which, all thDgs considered most perfectly
adapted to meet tb- Requirements.
This sincerely beieveand tn, opinion ], coobor1ted
by the highest authorities in the communtys the GROVER
BAKER MACHINE, making TIE celebrated GROVER BAKrR
SrInu-the only STITCH far know sufficiently ea'-
tie 10 be adapted to all kinds of family sewing.
TAc peculiar qualities Of the GROVER BAKER MACHINE
strength. beauty, elasticity, and versatility adaptation
any kind Of work 1t conpasses the whole Of family
sewing completely and without any Of tho vexaous delays
in rewsdng fastening and hnshing which common to
other machines end which occupy much lime and waste
much material It makes beautiful smooth, elastic
upon cloth cambria, which oire when 1t Is washed
stretched without breaking snd in which every stitch
firmly locked that tho be cut of betweea every half
dozen stitches without mparng it's strength.
Testimonial letters from ladies and ho1sekeeper' oil
tie country speak unitedy of the beauty ard superior
elasticity Of stitch Ons lady says, is the only machine
tina. can "qut another that II is the only fit for
boys towsers;T and third that she is particularly de-
lighted with the way in which make, wooen drivers and
flannel garments"
Th- GROVER BAKER stitch is tie only thos can be
properly used upon bias seSs and 10 therefore adapted to
imcne variety Of garments containing such seams and
ao which subjected much stretching aud wear
Ia addition the fact that rewndns and fastening
required great iee OF time and temper too is saved to
the operator by the simplicity regularity, and ease Of the
various Movements the adjustment whof change often
son dssrent kinds of work and the method by which
thrown from the machine without delay entertainment
and also in such way enabs t5e operator to maintain
pleasant and graceful position.
For dressnakers the GROVER BAKER is ne only suitable
machine; 1t the only that viii accomplish satisfactorily,
and With immense saving OF tine ., the plain sewing
stitching and quilting which they have to accomplish
For the heads OF families 1t is equIliy 7aluabs trM DO
ereytsi1g is simple, reliable, perfect in It's operation
easy be Understood get out Of order and gyeo
such Thorough satisfaction to leave Tor complaint
4 sunday Tines,