Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-02-28

those Of the mos, c., -,ant finish, for $1,000. No
House in the Union can come in competition
for the number raisty and celebrity Of lis instru
meuts nor the extremely Ioc prices at lcEich they
eLa sold.
Horace WATERS MoDERN IMPROVED PIANOS,
with or without iron frames, have, in their ne'o
scale and Improved action, polcer and compass
of tone eqnalling the grand, with the beauty
and durability of the square piano The Press
and first Music Masters have justly Pronoun-
ced them equal if not superior to any other
make They are guaranteed to stand tie action
Of eUry climate.
HoRAcE WATERs' MELoDEoNs Uuned the e.
quail temperameDt) superior IN each desirable
Quality-sole agent for the sale of ). ID. & ii.
w Smiths celebrated Melodeons--can also
furnish Melodeons Of all other makers. Prices
from S45 to Sl25 for two sets of reeds, $50;
two banks of KEYS, $500; Organ pedal bass me-
lodeons, s275 and $500.
MUsIc.-One Of the largest and best catalogues
Of Music now published sold at greatly reduced
prices. Music sent to wherever ordered, post
paid. Personal attention paid to all orders re-
ceived by mail.
Second hand Pianos taken in exchange for
new. Each Instrument guaranteed to give sat-
isiactioD, or purchase money refunded. Sec
ond-hand Pianos at great bargains constantly In
store prices from $50 to Sl4O.
TEsIIMONIALs FROM PROFESSORS AND OPINIONS OF
The PRESS.
"The Horace Waters Pianos are known as
among the very best We are enabled 10 speak
of these instruments with some degree Of con
fdence, from personal knowledge OF their eN-
cellent tone and durable quality ~ Y. f.
rIngeliSt
Says The Christian Intellgencer:' : The Ho-
race Waters Pianos, for elegance Of conslruc-
ton, superior depth aud sweetness OF tone were
pronounced by competent judges at the Crystal
Palace TO be in all respects masterpieces OF
mechanical skill. Having inspected large
number Of the Horace Waters Pianos, we can
speak of their merits, from personal know
ledge, as being of the very best quality.
Nothing at the State Far displayed greater
excellence in any department than the Piano
manufactured by Horace Waters Of this CITY,
ChurchtnaA.
The following is taken from the Christian
INQUIRER: The finest among the many pianos at
the Crystal Palace are those placed there by
Horace Waters, whose instruments are always
popular
The following we take from the Christian
Adyocate Memphis, Tenn The Horace Wa
ters' Pianos are built of the best and most tho
roughly seasoned material. From all we can
learn of this establishmeDt-said TO be the lar-
gest in the United States-we have no douot
that buyers can do as WELL perhaps better, al
this than at any other house in the Union.
Mr. Waters has been long established and IS
favorably known. We speak from experience
when we assure our readers that his prices are
below those usually charged for ARTICLES IN
his line.-JackSonian, N j.
The treble is clear, pure, powerful, and ye-
tho haSe lS deem rolling aud
norous the middle part is rich and symPathet-
ic, and possessing the power OF singing, q e.
of uniting the sound Of each tone, IN degree
but rarely achieved-Hsnry c. Watson.
For power of tone, depth of bass and bril-
liancy of treble, together with accuracy oil
touch, they are equal to any make am &C
quainted with, and cordially recommend them
10 those wishing TO purchase.-H. c. Taylor.
Our friends will find at Mr., Waters store
the very best assortment of music and OF PIan-
Os to be found in the United States, and we
urge our southern and western friends 30 give
him call whenever they go to New York
Graha,ns Magazine.
We consider them worthy Of special atten-
tion, from the resonant and exceedingly lnusi-
cal tone which Mr. Waters has succeeded in
attaning.-.N Y. Musical World and Times.
There is one which, for beauty of finish and
richness and briliancy of tone, equals il it does
seen. lt is from the establishment Of Horace
Waters Being constructed of the best and
most thoroughly seasoned material and upon
improved principles, it IS capable Of resisting
The -:tion of the climate, and OF standing long
time in tune.-SarGnnGb Rrpubfeca.
c. /. Sholes editor Of the kenosha Tribune
and Telegraph says The piano was received
10 good order and is pronounced an excellent
instrument by good judges, the tone off is par
t'eularly commended, as is indeed its external
Workmanship and iinish, compared with its cost.
Speaking OF the Horace " aters Pianos and
MeIodeOns at the Crystal Palace tue New York
Dispatch says number of these pianos and
pedal bass aid organ melodeons, from their
great power, and iullness and richness of tone,
attract the very general attention anh commen-
dalon Of visitors. Waters new scale is recog-
Il hzed by artists as not onl, sensible Tut impor-
Il Ian' improvement in pianos
TIE New York Express snysI The Horace