in view of tbe. at ingeney in money matters
some allusion t- rMicts tuny not be improper.—
While,on the uue bnnd,f»r. II. Vwlicvea it to lethe
better policy, as well a* tbe honeater coarse, not
to work at ati than to work at prices that wtll ne
cessitate inferior work on the ether hand be is
wuliug to conform n his charges to the lower
standard of rumuncration that other occupations
have a uflfered.
With fifteen years'exp-ricnae, a thoroarh devo
tion to his jrofe**i ti. and ao earnest desire to
please, he is deursiinei te merit, and hopes to re
ceive, a continuation of the liberal patronage hare,
twlore enjoyed. ","7
Jnlyll-dAw .*'•**
»EE0'« PATEUT
SEWING MACHINES
tTU'VE gained tbe coafdenee of all whd nr.
11 them, and have proved one af tbe most valu
able inventions .f the age- 1 bey use a Shuttle,
aa king the lxwk Stitch on both adefof the cloth
alike, whieb cannot be unraveled or pulled out.
They are si! made with th' bge?t mechanical
skill, and all warranted to work wrli on all kinds
ef goods, from the Lightest Fabric* to Heavy
Leather. In particular we would call attention U
our new Family Sewing Machine. It has be«B
manufactured exprcsaly for amily V»e. and bas
met with favor trom all It is so simplified as to
reader it almoat impossible to get ont of order, or
derange its operations indeed it is so simple ae
to astonish one, that so small a pieoe of mechan
ism will tew.
