Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-20
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any in the country Mr. Chickerns erected the frs,
Mill in this country and where, by machjneTv of hi @
lhseuuon ne possesses extraordinary facilities far man"
featuring Piano FOrtes He ries and sea sons hi; =
steam. ~ .e oet manner, and by his and inee
NOUS hiachntfy wheh saves much manual Labor h. ei
ab to offer his Instruments the public at pricss h
cinhot IaI' OF peng satisfactory and As accommoda
Union" 10y '' ''y III the
East Greenwich, n l., March, 1854.
Il have during the past year on accoun, of tho
my health, been compelled relinqusb pubc snesIn
portion OF The time and have filled an agency for The
above PIanoS IN Mr.. Cs establishment And nfe lomg
and careful examination of his methods of n'an"e,.us
and setting up lasge number Of his Jnstru,an,s a
me families OF my friends in different States and cling
now ihey nave Stood the various changes of climate 81
um now pre- parefto pronounce them The hest in se r.
sides they are warranted by Mr. c. without reference n,
tme.p ''' "
Boston, May. 1855.
/ From NJ H. McChesney, Pianist of Joncsvre. Mich.
nave examined particularly Tho Pianos made by Jacob
Chckefing OF Boston, Mass, and am pleased ~ ssv X,
for richness and decacy of tone, ghness of touch and
prompt action, f"rleauty and durability of stye and 6nsh
think they are unsurpassed, and cheerCuly roe
them to any one wantng tod ins rnment in every re-
'pec' NJ ii. McCHEsNEY, Pianist.
From Prof T. H. Howe Boston, Mass.
having examined The varions kinds Of Piano Fores man.
uacrsd py Jacob Chckerng Of Boston, Mass and hav-
sons wishing first class Instruments W p''
II: HOWE, Teacher of Music, IS Bedford st.,
So" Us "e'' "'. i%tufic's Cnnrch, ChaFestOwn,
From Mr.. J. Mozart, the distinguished and popu,ar
, Basso, of Boston.
having often seen and itried Jacob Chick ernps
fones can freely say that they give the Ear perc sal,
scoh ana Ill nnish are passed by any instrument
that have examnedlleir action perC.cf heinz fyss
from that Stiffness which characerzes most Of the Pianos
now In use. Al NOV mr.
Boston, May S, 1855. ' '''N""i
From the Boston Daily Chronicle
, SPIRAL ocho PIANO FoRrE.-This lisa new and very
elegant form OF Piano Forte legs recently manufactured
by Jacob Cckenng, 800 Washington ST. Boston il gives
MS fichy carved cases additional establishment Far
cnashess and beauty, think this class of Jacob
erhgs riano'Fctes are unsurpassed The form of the
leg Is entrey new and very attractive in
rese Instruments also in igin ess of nc
non, power and brilancy of TONE depth of bass and
sweetness of treble. ' ~
Daily Chronicle, March 2sth, 1855.
'front.' he Boston lntelligenccr.
SOMETHING NEw.-We moi Iced in Inc Ware Rooms of
1ac"n Chlckering 80 Washington st. a ne W style eff n.
AUG os leg IN the form of spiral scroll it was exceed
in2y ficn elegant and tasty and was great addition to
e enoe ishments of his fine carved cases. some of which
are truly magnificent
Az VINO wish TO purchase instrument should see those
OF Nmcker'hgs with this beautiful ornam entail leg as
lucy wiz ma Them superior instruments all other parts
QUICK anu igb IN action. powerful and brilliant in tone
possesshga depth Of bass and sweetness of treble Sc
ooi uhd Al Chickering'S rooms may be found choice
assoeut oil instruments and TO examine them is the
Washington street WV
GEoReE W. WILDER. Montpelier, w. is agent for the
o vi Inc ABOVE Instruments for Montpelier and vicinity