Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-09
Horace Waters Modern Improved
PianoS.
NEW YORk. December y

NEW YORK., December II, 1854.
HORACE WATERS, Esq, 1913 Broadway:
Dear Sir--Havng examined your Piano ortcs iron
Scientic and appropriate tests, am enabled to form
Il satisfactory Judgment of heir merits, md it Will
pleasure thai can speak Of them as among the mos
celebrated and improved makes of the day.
For power, brilliancy and richness Of tone, eGsti
city of touch and beauty OF finish, they will not suf
fer in comparison with those of any other manufac
turer. and those dcsrous OF obtaining really COCO
Piano Fore-one that will prove an equivalent (,
their means-will find such one in your beautiful
instruments. THOMAS BAKER
r. a. NJ. Leader of Jullicns Band and arrangel
of Jullions popular Repertoire Of dance music
formerly manager OF the publishing department
of The great music house of julien 81 Chappcs
London; and Musical Director and Con
ductOr at Niblo's Garden
For power, brilliancy and richness of tone, casti
city OF touch, elegance and durability of make they
are i'll advance of any other Pianos in the Cniict
States, being the result of long experience and
rics Of cxperimcnts.-N J. Dispatch
The treble is clear, pure and beautiful, and worry
melodous the bass is deep rolling and sonorous; tho
middle part is rich and sympathetic, and posscssc.
the power of singing, !. e., in uniting the sound o.
each tone, i'll degree but rnrel y achevcd.-HENRY
G. WATSON.
Your instruments are n sensible Improvement up
on American Pianos, and an honor TO the skiliul man
ufacturer. There is no doubt but they will be ap
preciated by the public, and all admirers of true mer
H-OsCAR CoMETTANT.
For power of tome depth of bass, and briancy OF
treble, together withaccuracy touch, they equal
to any make | am acquainted WITH and cordially
commend them to those wishing to purchase-V. c.
TAYLOR.
They are fully equal to any of the kind have seen
In tho United States, and far superior to those of
similar make saw in England.-GEo. w MORGAN.
take great pleasure in pronouncing them instru-
ments of superior quality, both in tone and touch.
--AUGUST GoCKEL.
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters store the very
best assortment OF music and of pianos to be found in
the United States and we urge our southern and
western friends to give him call when they go to
New York.-Gr0hafS Magazine.
We consider them worthy ofspccial attention, from
the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which Mr..
Waters has succeeded in attainlng-N. J. Musical
World and Ifn,eS.
The Horace Waters Pianos are of superior tone
and elegant tinish.-N y Christian Inquirer.
Nothug IN the State Fan displayed greater excel
lcncc in any department. than The Piano Fortes
utacturcd by Horace Waters, of this ety.-Church-
These superb instruments arc not more remarkable
for the exquisite beauty Of their finish than for their
brilliancy and great beauty of tone.-N Y Courier.
Horace Waters Piano Fores arc of full, rich and
even tone, and powerfully. T. Musical ReDe~.
For power beauty and richness of tone, the Horace
Waters Piano Fortes challenge comparison with the
best in the world Val 81 Journal
The Horace Waters Piano has elected the unqual-
ihcl approval of every eminent professor who has
tested it, and is considered by far the best in this or
any othorcountry. -Adcoca1e ami Register, Rah@oH.
Mr.. Waters Pianos, known by his name, are
celebrated for their great power and richness of tone
ard elasticity of tauch.--Na}j0Hai Police Gazette
In the production Of Pianos it is probable that Mr.
Waters has eclipscl all competitors The recent mn
proved Pianos which he has presented 10 the public,
have uccn universally admired .nr rhelrdccate tone,
well MS for Their superior finish and clc rancc, and
hive III every respect iho universal communication
e. musicians and sluat tiers Times s. Mcsscagc
Asv IJst.
Your nov Square Pianos si: arc of such a clear
and equality OF tone iruH- huut, that they very
successfully compete with Tie voium;nous aud ex-
p,cssvc Gr'u.j P.auo.-E
Tho Editor ofthc Savannah Republican, Savannah
Ga, speaking OF tho Piano Fortcs kept by Messrs.
j. W. VI arroll * Co. of that city, says:
1t viii be hat their stock comprises instru-
mems OF every grade az excellence from the well
known manufacturing establishments Of Chick crSon
& Son, Horace Wajcr5 II. Worcester, Nunns 4
Clark aud Bacon x Raven 1t might be well sup
posed that in SO large collection there would be some
very fine Instruments But there is ono which, for
beauty o,fnsh and richness aud brill ancy of tone,
equals If does not excel anything of the kind we
have seen. II is from the establishment of Io-
Waters. Being cons cd OF the best and most
thoroughly seasoned material, and upon improved
principles il is capable of resisting the action OF ev-
cry climate and of standing long time in tune The
keys o pcral aud the for the finger board
Is inaid with mosaic, willie the legs most clabnr-
atcly carved, and the whole instrument finished up
in style OF great excellence aud beauty. And vet,
It's chief merit lies IN Tie power, brHncy aud rch-
ness OF its tone, aud tho elasticity OF its touch.