Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-11
NOTES ON PIANO FORTES,
FOR SALE BY
E. & M q IL IL = i,

BOOKSELLERS, SIAIIONERS,
AND DEALERS IN PIANO FoRTEs, MUSIC, &c.
No. o., Main Street.
,xr0RCESTER,S name as finno Forte maker is IA
w m,liar in this section of country, In connection
with the late house Of Siodart Worcester nnhaIn'
IN which establishment, as exclusive hnsher oil all In
,ruments sold by them, his skill and superior work
nanship gave a reputation which his own instrume ns
F not only sustain, but excel In all the requisites Of
superior instrument.
We only ask for them, in comparison with other ma
ters fair trial, and we satisfied from the assn =
,ncss of distinguished Professors and Others who have
purchased of u.s. Of the verdict Of the general judgment
We those in want that our prices are the same
a Al his mandatory IN New York, free OF all ex
.usss 10 Richmond, and from 10 to 20 per cheap
a. than the prices usually obtained for those of Stodar
Worcester a. Dunham's make.
A written guarantee will be given with all instru
ments sod and should they not prove to be, after the
most rigid examination, of acknowledged superiority
The purchase money viii be refunded
k Orders from the country will receive prompt at
tenlon, ana ne executed 70 Tue en'ie Sse'o VI '"0
purchaser. .,
We beg 10 refer to the annexed testimonials:
PIANO FoRTES.-We gladly take the opportuni-
~ OF the great concourse of strangers IN our ci
Il, 10 speak Of the Piano Fortes Of Mr.. Worcester
Having occasion To purchase an instrument, we con-
suited a distinguished professor Of the piano forte,
.ud by his recommendation, applied TO MIR W., and,
we are happy say, with entire satisfaction as TO qua
Inv and price. There Is always certain fashion, even
shout musical Instruments but, fortunately, the tone
aud finish Of good piano forte can stand upon their
lntfin6lC merit, WHICH Is OUStOu6 W bSuS'o'
Judgment; aud we venture to assure those who are
.boat purchasing, that they will not be disappointed II
bsy NV Mr. Worcesters pianos. The one which Yield
dsl al Stewars, for the Irish, was Of his manu-
i.eiure II New York Christian Inquirer.
"The reputation of Mr. Worcesler's Pianos is such,
hat IL is almost unnecessary now TO offer any commen-
Saiory remarks as their quality Of tone, elegance OF
workmanship, or general excellence II Is sumciSn,
r the purpose state that they are not TO be exceled
10 any respect. They are in mahogany and rosewood
cases. from ociaves. Those In want OF re-
ally good instruments, which they may purchase with
perfsct confidence should by all means examine those
VI his manufacture. New York Mirror.
81 have several times called attention to the Piano
Forte Factory, No. 1885, Third Avenue. Without mean
Iue TO write puff again remark upon one Of the good
qualities Of Mr.. Worcester's pianos-the ease with
which the player bring out their fine tone. There
Ia something very pleasant in the sound OF piano un-
du lady's touch. II should throw male amateur
into despair whom no contrasts his own touch with
hers and hnds himself fated, II were, TO bring out
every harsh and brazen sound in the strings The dit
ference may be owing to that womanly tact which
avoids every thing jarrng, or smooths 1t over Ger
snly too many players do hammer out melody on the
piano with all the muscular exertion, If not quite the
musical effect, of harmonious blacksmith Now, IL
Is hard abuse SIR. Worcesters pianos as 10 make
them angle and they yield fine tone so readily as to
persuade one to deal gently by them. | recommend
them to society for its own sake"- Communicated for
the \. Y. Com. Adv.
JuneII DRINKER & MORRIS, 81, Main at.