Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-09-27
CHICKERING'S PlANl)-.fgIR71I5S

any in the country Mr. Chickerng erected the rst team
Mill IN this country and where by machinery Of his own
invention he possesses extraordinary facilities for manu-.
featuring Piano Foes He dres nd sea sons his material
by seam In the best ner, aud by his and nge-
mons machinery, which manual labor he is
40 to ner ms Instruments 10 the public prices which
cannot fail Of being satisfactory and on Us accommoda
Union" - - -
East Greenwich, n l., March, 1854. .-
have during the past year. of the Of
my health been compelled relnqush public speaking
portion OF the time, and have filed an agency for The
above fianos IN Mr. Cs establishment. And after long
ana careful examination of his methods 81 manufacture
una setting up lasge number Of his Instruments among
the families Of my friends in different Staes aad cling
now lry have stood the varioas changes Of climate, &c,
am 10" prepared TO pronounce them the best 10 Be-
sides they are warranted BY Mr. c. without reference 10
Boston, May. 1856. ti
From M. II. McChesney, Pianist of Jonesvllle, Mich.
nave examined particularly the Pianos made by Jacob
h'ckenog Of Boston, Mass, and am pleased to say that
iem actions aoa dsnsi fS q style y and as
thmk 'hey are unsurpassed, and cheerfuy recommend
sPect. M H. McCHEsNEY Pianist.
From Prof T. H. Howe, Boston, Mass
Having examined The various kinds Of Piano Fores man
ufactnred BY Jacob Chckering, Boston, Mass and hav
ing used them myself cheolIiy recommend them to PER
sons wishing first class Instruments.
T H. HOWE, Teacher # Music, IS Bedford st.,
ana ofsanst at Rev. Mr. Laure's Church, Charestown.
FROM Mr. ). III Mozart, the distinguished and popular
| . Basso, Of Boston.
Having often seen and stried Jacob Chick erngs Piano
Foes can freely say that they give the Ear perfect
lsfacton and In finish passed by any Instrument
that nave exannedtlsir action is perfect being free
from that stiffness which cbaracerzes most of the Pianos
\ now In use. 'h TfI J. NJ MOZART
Boston, May 6, 1855.
4 From the Boston Daily Chronicle.
SPIRAL ScRoi PA No FoRTE-This IL new and very
elegant form Of Piano Forte legs, recently manufactured
by Jacob Chckenng 300 Wasln gt0n St. Boston IL gives
MS rchy carved cases additional establishment. For
chasteness and beauty think this class OF Jacob Chick
ering's rano-FoHes ae unsurpassed The form Of the
leg is entirely new and very attractive in appearance
These instruments also unsurpassed in ghR of
ton, power and briancy Of tone, depth of bass, and
sweetness of treble. . d
Daily Chronicle, March 2Sth, 1885.
Fro ut he Boston Intelligencer.
SOMETHING NEw.-We not ICED in the Ware Rooms Of
JACOB Chickering. $40 Washington st., style ef Pi
ano Fofe leg IN the form of spiral scroll it exceed
nSiy rich, elegant and tasty and great addition TO
the em6e shents of his fine cases. which
are truly magnificent.
All who wish To purchase nstrunen should those
OF Chickering'S with this beautiful ornamental leg,
they Will hnd them superior instruments all other parts,
quick and light in action powerful and brilliant tone
possessing depth Of bass and sweetness of treble
assortment OF Instruments and 10 examine them is the
duty OF every purchaser Remember the number, 800
Washington street
GEORGE w. WILDER Montpelier, VI, is agent for the
sale OF the above Instruments for Montpelier and vicinity