Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1855-06-05

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ebrated madsra impssse1 Hss1s Waters Pi-
amos and the irst premium kolian Pianos ol
T. Gilbert l. uOo q meks, Owners of the IA
lian patent). Second hand pianos st Srset bar
gains. Prices fiom t<D to $3.50. Mslodsona
from Eve different manufsctoriea, including the
we'll knownS. D. T. HW smiths melodeoss
TUNED the equal temperam ament1 the best made
IN the United Stsess. Price $45. $50, $73,
500, $ll5. Sl2S, @i35 and el5O. Smiths
double bauk nslodeOn 5000, Each Piano and
Melodeon gaaranteed The best terms TO the
trade. schools. &c; 1919 per cent. discount
to clergymen and churches. All orders prompt
ly attended to. Music sent to all parts Of the
country, post paid, at the reduced rates. Cen
era: aud solect catalogues and schedale Of pri-
css of Pianos forwarded to any address free Of
charge.
Extracts from Testimonials of Music Profess
ors aud Editorials, concerning Horace Waters
Modern Improved Pianos.
NEw YoaK, December IL, 1854.
Horace Waters, Esq. 3S3 Broadway:
Dear Sir-HaviHg examined Your Piano
Fortes from scientific and appropriate tests, ]
am enabled to form satisfactory judgement Of
their merits, aud it 10 with pleasure that speak
of them as among the most celebrated and inn
proved makes Of the day.
For power, hriliancy and richness ct tone,
elasticity Of touch. and beauty Of finish, they
will not suffer in comparison with those of any
other manufacturer, and those desirous OF OBJ
tanning really good Piano Forte--One that
will prove an equivalent. for their means, viii
find such q onein your beautiful instrument.
(. THOS. BAKER,
X. A. II. Leader oi Jullien's Band and Musical
Director 4 Condu ctOr at Nibio's Garden.
a,JU.Hi., dha dc 1hiish MA ~
make, they arc in advance Of any other Pissts
in the United States, being the result Of long
experience and series Of experiments.-h. I.
Dispatch.
The treble 10 clear, pure, beautiful and very
melodis Us, the bass is deep, rolling, and soso-
rous the middle part = rich aud synpsibeac.
anu possesses the power of singing, I. z. q ai-
ting the sound Of each tone, la degree but
rarely achieved Henry G. Watson.
Your INSTRUMENTS are sensible improve
meut upon American pianos, and an honor 70
the ma anufacturer. There Is no doubt but they
will be appreciated by the public, and all sd-
mirsrs OF true merit.-Oscsr Comettsnt.
For power Of tone, de pth of bass, and brill
ancy Of treble, together with accuracy Of touch
they are equal 10 any am acquainted With, end
| cordially recommend them to those wishisg
10 purchase. ". G. Taylor.
Our friend. will ind ut 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 whenever they go to New rk.--Graham .
Magazine. 80
take great, pleasure in prououpcing th~m In
struments efa superior quality, beth oftoAe and
touch.-Augtas Cooked.
We consider them ofsspecial attention, from
the resonant aud excssding musical tones which
Mr.. Waters has sscea4eded In attaining N.
Y Musical world and Times.
The Horace Wsters pianos are of superior tone
and elegant inish-N. Y. Christian Ing,
Nothing at the State Fair dispIsyed greater
excellence ia any department than the piano
forte manufactured by Horace Waters, Of this
city.-Churchman.
Horace Waters Piano Fortes are Of full, ftsh
and even tone, and poWsrfll.-N. 7. 4aateal
Review. I
Your new square pianos, sir, are Of such clsas-
ness and equality Of tone throughout, that they
very successfully compete viih the voluminous
and expressive grand PiAno.-Vanderweyde.
v.nnah. Ca, speaking Of the piano 1brtss kept
by Messrs. j. ", Morrill, L Co., of that CITY,
says: -,
instruments ofsvery grade Of excellenss, snep
the we'll know Misunderstanding sstabllshEsnto @
Chickering l. Son, Hsraes Waters, II. Worca1-
ter Nunns 4 CLARK, and Bacon & Raven. q
might we'll be supposed, that in 20 large : cot
lection there would be some very fine instra.
ments But there II ona which, for beaaty q
fiuish and richness and briliancy Of tone. aqssls
il it aoes not excel, snything OF the kiad We
have ever seen. 1t II from the estibishmento o.
Horace Waters. Being constructed Of the bsse
and most thoroughly seasoned material, aud
upon improved principles, it y capable Of rs:.ss-
ing the action of every climate, and Of standing
q long time In tune. The keys are Of peas!'
and the recess for the finger board is inlsid win
pearl, while the legs are most elaboratsly csrv.
ed, and the whole instrument 6nished UP in
style Of grsst excellence and beauty. And ye,
its chief merit lies in the power, brillisncy aug
richness Of it tone, and the elasticity Of ~
touch. b snfsh 2-
H a,ik .ausi - 20 =.
Extracts fran Edissrisls concerning g. 6.I
bert aud ConpAay's premium Eolisn P'aso.
The Eoltaa Forte 10 undoubtedly the ne
perfect IN usical instrument human ing9suisy n.! !.
constructed. Two instruments are blended y 4
ons The Eoliaa y both attached Ard dsessse
ed; 30 thst he piano stnsy be played via 3