Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1856-10-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
Pianos. lTeIodeols 6 Music
THEsGasH SYSTEM ADOPTED

lTsT0RAGE w ATERSsN NO. 800 abroadways New
Ill York, Agent for the best Boston and Now.
York Instruments. The largest assortm. emit OF
Pianos, Afelodeons,l Musical Instruments and
Musical Merchandize of all kinds IN the Y nlted
States Pianos fromS ton different Mnnutacto-
ries. comprising those of every variety Of style,
from the plain, neat and substa initial 60 octayes,
ineRoseWoods Cases, from $4,000 e those Ct the
most elegant fnish up TO one thousand dollars
No house in; the Union can seornplete With the
above IN the number, variety, and celebrity Of
It's instruments, nor in the extremely low prices
- e \ VI aters Modefn Improved Pianos,
with or without Iron Frames, possessing in
their improvement of over and acticn,
a lengthof soales powers and seesaPass Of tone
edIai to the Grand Piano, unit with the beauS
ty and durability of structure of the square
ano. Thcy are Justly Pronoun sed. 6y sthe Press
| those sof;,any other, lnanntaeturer They are
| bnilf of tho best and most thoroughly seasoned
material, and guaranteed to stand the action of
SS Eacfi instrument guaranteed g give sstssas7
ton $ or purchase money fefnnded Second-
handed Pinos 6t great bargains, oopsSln tty IN
store, price from 'Sso. TO 40 : !,
| Horace Waters Mclod e6ns, superior hstru
monts in tone, toucltand durability of make.
| Tuned tho equal, temper ament,l Melodeons OF
| ali ether styles and makes. Price, l5i 6Os
lars Sc double Reed sand, two banks of Keys,
| 200 dollars. Less liberal discount. Clergy
men and Churches an extra discount Na' q
tinas, Accor4eons, yioli and Musical Insttu-
ments of all kinds, at lower prices than eyerbe-
fore offered to the public. large discount to
/ the most liberal terms. ~, $50,
MUSIC Ono Of the largest and best selected
catalogues of Music now published comp rising
1 day, and will be soldVatfeduced prices. Whore
81 worth Is ofdeted one erlstwos pieces will be
p Masie sent b. mai, nh partsof the country,
i postpaid. Particular and apersonelt attention
paid to oil orders received by malt Satisfaetion
4 guar anteed IN every INSTANCE. PianoB and Me-
P SasSns a lSd S pay-
ments Second -haha Pignos taken In exchange
for hsw!S General and select Catalogues and
H,country byirail Ettiiisdd hl8 bia1iths qeR
sRr5G reat inducements oifered' no agentst Id
all parts of the country to sell the Horace Wa.
-ters' Pianos, Melodeons, and Catalogue OF Mu
A Phases. AMP MUSIC elsarn that Horace
4 WetsFs, Of ass Brasdwey, ,lY.s agsn.for the
Pianos and M1BslodsSps is thea prices
which We I'D wise all who desire To- puSshnse 10
avail themselves S o. Aeis aIsS selling his Large
prices, and win forward tho same free 6f pos
tages Hi offers to the trade, teachers, and
schools arc Of the most favorable character all
having wisely adopted tho cash systen. Tho
Horace Waters' Pianos arc known as among the
very best. WeaHe, enabled 70 speab Of those in
personal knowledge of their exce,lont TONG and
durable quality.-N.Y. Evangelist.
Testimonials from Professors.
HonAoE WARNS, ESQ.,, sss Broadway N. ~:
DEAR IR,-Having examined your Piano
Fortes from scientific and appropriate tests /
am enabled TO form satisfactory Judgment Of
their merits, and it is with pleasure that / can
speak of them as among the most celebrated
For power, Bfilfiahey and riehnnesss 81 of tone.
elasticity of touch, and beauty Of finish, theS
will not suffer in comparison with those of dnS
X. "A. NJ. Leader of Jullien's Band, and Musical
Director and Conductor at Niblo's GArden.epr,
The treble Is oloar, pure; powerful, and very
mclodious, tho base Is deep, rolling, and son6-
rons the Rl4 ~ is EtqtP and 1nPsthetio,
ling Tho sound Of each tone, ina degfeS but rare
y achieved. Henry 9. Watson. :, (. 80.
For RSSSE q R6sS Sa depth z SR d sE
s.. ith, and cordially recommend them 70 those
9 Wishing to purchasc.-V.O. Taylor.
40 We consider them worthy OF special attention.
"a IN ON tho resonant and exceedingly musical tone
90 hich Mr.. Waters has succeeded in staining.
q 'et N. Y. Musical World and Times
III III Nothing ut the State Fair displayed creator
IN ccllencc IL, any department than
I'd I'd Manufactured by Horace Waters of this city.
Horace Wntorss PIANO. o4to. asS All sIsb
a. Cd even tone, and po4e IN = Y. MusiSa
Of Tho Editor Of tho Savannah Republic. sayan.
IN a, Ga, speaking Of the Piano fortos kept by
Nsssrs. J. w Morrcll 81 Co., Of that city, says;
81 1t will be seen that their stock comprises In
stnmcnts of every grade of cxcellenee, from tho
~ WI known manufacturing establishments or
81 81 Cickering g Son, Horace Waters II. Worcester,
~ MI ms d Clark, and Beacon d Raven. Il
~ II well be supposed, that in 50 large acol-
a leCipn there would DO some very fnel instru-
~ mdts. Hnt thcrc is ono which, for beauty Of
~ fn4h and richness and brilliancy of tone;
- eqtls, lift does not excel, anything of the kind
~ Weave over soon. 1t is from the establish
- mel OF Horace Waters. Being Constructed Of
IN the Pct and most thoroughly seasoned rnateri-
- al, I'd upon improved principles, IL Is capable
- OF nasting the action Of tho climate, and OF
stanin . long time in tune. His musical In (.
stru4ents are well known for their superior
quail les, though they scarcely suTpass IN riSh-
ness Volume Of tone and dOlicaey Of touch some
s. instranent' Of mere 6gspEe. makers which wo
O. n9Veieen yet, even IN these primo respects,
= comTFison with the finest made anywhote Ia
he the eqntFy-though those Of Chickering, Gil
n bert % othorB are moro famous. p
al Pcrpns wishing for instrumental whether mt
"a the md economical or extTavaRant price, viii
81 DO DO lkdf TO suited at the ware-Toom Of Horace
a. Water s-Hoe Journal.
l. Mr.. Eators has exPefimonted in stringin9 his
n pianos Introducing decided improvement
III until Ie seems TO have struck the fountain
VI VI depths sound, from the most delicate 10 tho
most soProus. -Evsning Mirror.
hr. tteTH has been long established, and "a
IN tHVorabg known AZ one of the most reliable
9! men IN Is line OF business, and VIC speak from
10 eXPer1ene, when VIC assure our readers that his
n, iees aT clow those usually charged for articles
h, IN his ne. We bought very hnb instrument
20 at an astpisfjng low 6gdres audi we have no
BIZ doubt th4 Others who favor Mr.. Waters with a
~ call, can tpde on as favorable terms.
70 oclO LChPtiun Advocate and Journal, n. z.
eS Robert KneII.
a DRoFEsOR and Teacher Of the Piano. MsIo.
III deon, Spitar, Flute, and the Science Of MI
10 &c general3 having permanently located in