Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1855-08-02
NEw York. Dccelnllcr I.

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HORACE WATERS, ESQ., 1888 Broadway:
Dear Sir-liaving examined Your Piano Fortes from
SCIENTIFIC and appropriate tests, am enabled to form
satisfactory Judgment Of their merits and il is with
pleasure thar can speak of them among the most
celebrated and improved makes of the tav
| For power, brilancy and richness of tone elasti.
city of touch, and beauty of finis they will not suf
fer in comparison with those OF any other manufne
turcr. and those DESTROYS of obtaining really good
Piano Fortc-one that will prove an equivalent to
their means-will find such one in your beautiful
Instruments. THOMAS BAKER
| X. a. NJ. Leader of Jullicn's Band, and arrange,
OF Jullicn's popular Repertoire of dance music
formerly manager of the publishing department
OF the great music house of Julien s. Chappcls
London; and now Musical Director and Con.
| ductor at Nibo's Garden.
For power brilliancy and richness of tone. elasti
city of touch, elegance and durability of make, they
are i'll advance of any other Pianos in the United
States, being the result of long experience and Sc.
ries OF cxpeIimcnts.-N y Dispatch.
The treble is clear, pure and beautiful, and very
melodious the bass is deep rolling and sonorous the
middle part is rich and sympathetic, and possesses
the power of singing, a. e., in uniting the sound of
each tone, i'll degree but rarely achicyed.-HESRY
{. WATSON.
Your instruments are a sensible Improvement up.
on American Pianos, and an honor to the skiu man.
uacturer. There is no doubt but they will be APP
prcciated by the public, and all admirers of true mer
Iit-OscAR CoMETTANT.
For power Of tome depth of bass, and brillancy of
treble, together with accuracy of touch they are equal
to any make | am acquainted with aud cordially
commend them to those wishing to pure hasc-V G.
TAYLOR.
They fully equal to any of the kind have seen
in the United States, and far superior to those of
similar make saw iii England-GEo. w MORGAN
take great pleasure in pronouncing them nstru-
mens of superior. quality, both i'll tone and touch
-ACGusT GocKEL.
Our friends will find at Mr. Waters store the very
best assortment OF music and of pianos to be found III
the United States, and we urge southern and
western friends TO give him call when they 90 to
New York.-Grdham's Magazine.
We consider them worthy of special attention, from
the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which Mr.
Waters has succeeded III attainng.-N. Y Musical
World and Times.
The Horace Waters Pianos are of superior tone
and elegant finish.-N T. Christian Inquirer
Nothing in the State Fair displayed greater excel.
lcnce i'll any department thanthe Piano Fortes man
ufacturcd by Horace Waters, of this city-Church-
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| These superb instruments are not more remarkable
for the exquisite beauty of their finish than for their
brl!liancy and great beauty of tone-N J.. Courier
Horace Waters Piano Fortes are of full, rich and
even tonc and powerfully. Y. Musical Rerie,c
For power, beauty and richness of tone the Horace
Waters Piano Fortcs challenge comparison with the
best i'll the world.-IPaH 81. Journak
The Horace Waters Piano has elected the unqual
fled approval of every eminent professor who has
any other country. --Adrocate and Register Rahway
Mr.. Waters Pianos known by his own name, arc
celebrated for their great power and richness of tone
and elasticity of touch.-4Nattonai Police Go=etkc
In the production of Pianos it is probable that Mr.
Waters has cclipsed all competitors The recent i'm
proved Pianos which he has presented to the public
have been universally admired for their delicate tone,
as well as for their superior finish and elegance and
have III every respect the universal communication
OF musicians and amatucrs.-Ifmes ~ MesSct ger,
! .New York
Your new Square Pianos, sir, are OF such clear
and equality of tone throughout, that they very
! successfully compete with the volumnous and e.
p.cssivc Grand Pano.--VANDERwEYDE.
! The Editor ofthc Savannah Republican, Savannah
Ga spcsking of the Piano FOres kept by Messrs
j. W. Morroll 81 Co of that city, says:
6 1t will he seen that their stock comprises nstru
ments of every grade Of excellence, from the well
known manuiae uring establishments of Chckcrson
2 Son, Horace Waters, Ill. Worcester, Nuns g.
Clark, and Bacon & Raven. 1t might be well sup
posed that in so large collection there would be
very fine instruments. But there is which, ion
beauty of finish and richness and brancy OF tone
equals if it does not excel anything of the kind VIZ
have ever seen. 1t is from the establishment of IIo
race Waters Being constructed of the best and mos
thoroughly seasoned material and upon improved
principles, is capable of resisting the action of
cry climate, and of standing long time in tune. The
keys OF pcrt and the for the finger board
il inlad with mosaic while the legs most eabor
atciv carved and the whole instrument finished NJ
in style Oh great excellence and beauty Aud yet
its Chief merit lies in The power, brilliancy and rich
ness of its tone, and the elasticity of its touch"