| artist | | | | No. 160 Fulton street, | | | | new York. | | | +-----------------------------------------------------------
---+ | | | George WEVILL, | | | | Wood engraver, | | | | 208 Broadway, | | | | new York. | | | +-----------------------------------------------------------
---+ | | | Facts for the ladies. | | | | I have a Wheeler & Wilson machine (No. 289), bought of Mr. | | Gardner in 1853, he having used it a year.  I have used it | | constantly, in shirt manufacturing as well as family sewing, | | sixteen years.  My wife ran it four years, and earned between | | $700 and $800, besides doing her housework.  I have never | | expended fifty cents on it for repairs.  It is, to-day, in | | the best of order, stitching fine linen bosoms nicely.  I | | started manufacturing shirts with this machine, and now have | | over one hundred of them in use.  I have paid at least $3,000 | | for the stitching done by this old machine, and it will do | | as much now as any machine I have. | | | | W.F.  Taylor. | | | | Berlin, N.Y. | | | +-----------------------------------------------------------
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