The Press. — London, England, 1856-11-29 00:00:00

F 1152 ALEXANDRE HARMONIUM AT SIX GUINEAS. ALEXANDRE and SON have made this Harmonium at the lowest price possible, to bring the Instrument within the means of ALL CLASSES. IT IS IN AN OAK CASE, WITH FOUR OCTAVES, IS ALIKE CALCULATED FOR PRIVATE HOUSES AND FOR CHAPELS, AND IS INDISPENSABLE TO THE SCHOOL ROOM. (The Six Guinea Harmonium will be taken in Exchange for any of the more expensive description, without loss or diminution.) ALEXANDRE and SON obtained the Sole Medal of Honour at the Great Exhibition at Paris, 1855. THEIR HARMONIUMS HAVE BEEN PRONOUNCED THE BEST BY ROSSINI, AUBER, ADAM, THALBERG, LISZT, &c., AND BY THE PROFESSORS OF THE CONSERVATOIRE DE PARIS. THE MORE EXPENSIVE HARMONIUMS RANGE FROM 10 to 55 GUINEAS. THESE ARE BROUGHT TO THE GREATEST PERFECTION, AND ARE EQUALLY ADAPTED TO THE CHURCH OR DRAWING ROOM, AS AN ACCOMPANIMENT TO THE VOICE OR PIANOFORTE. Messrs CHAPPELL have just received a number of ALEXANDRE'S celebrated HARMONIUM PIANOFORTES, Which combine the excellences of both Instruments. The two can be used in combination by the same Performer, or each Instrument is perfect in itself. Price from Forty to One Hundred and Fifty Guineas. PIA THE PRESS. [SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29,1856. THE AN IMMENSE STOCK OF NOFORTES xhe Nest palters, From TWENTY GUINEAS upwards, which can be thoroughly E Messrs. CHAPPELL and CO. have just opened a Number of NEW ROOMS FOR INSTRUMENTS, and Warranted. ENABLING THE PURCHASER TO SELECT A PIANOFORTE OR HARMONIUM FROM THE LARGEST STOCK IN LONDON, AND TO TRY THE MERITS OF THE VARIOUS MAKERS SIDE BY SIDE. FULL DESCRIPTIVE LISTS OF HARMONIUMS, AND OF PIANOFORTES, WILL BE SENT ON APPLICATION TO CHAPPELL & CO., 50, NEW BOND STREET, and 13, GEORGE STREET, HANOVER SQUARE. London : Printed and Published by ALvairm Ivx, at the Office 110, Strand, in the Precinct of the Savoy, in the County of Middlesex, on SATUBJ)A; the 29th day of November, 1854. _ . __ ,_ ........-,... . . • N co THE condM ministratiO policy at t;1 eider whetli inauguratell to be thedid in which' I strength . 1,111 rival made Assured war,twe did it into aid a quarrel or with 14 infinitely at serve peat. So long ente and are must must slava tween the prndenee is greatly 4 eneroaehai of the glob their weal. the COWIN nations am are actuat determinal other, that of the pi dery world mortal at. It may be world are that thi passion of that the some sue! ancient wo in the ded between * hope that' wider diet higher civ and a knot ness and rivalry, me contests of and morel danger of There a world,—El United Stl forth tbei accessional for new ite influence 1 of their al manner approachll scending Central A making America British 4 4 .11 . :