Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-07
49, PIANOS
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" HO has been TOR many years located ia Tennessee as
w Tuner and RepaireF Pianos would respectfully call
the the musical public 10 the fact that he visited
with the best Piano Forte Makers their Instruments
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
cusion-and who might judge in this If Tuner Of
twelve years is notg-that the Pianos Of Lghte Newton q
Brdburys should be preferred 70 All others he accordingly
made agreement with them whereby he is enabled TO
Pianos retail cost in New York. freight and charges
added so that every oBe who buys OIL MN may kno" hai ne
is paying for his article than he would be charged
by the Manufacturers themselves If he were to visit them
IN person This House Is aklns eny Flanos per week.
much greater number tLan made By any other in the
United States and for purity ana volume Of tone and nne
stand wholly unryaled. These Pianos awarded the
premium by the ues OF the Worlds Fair and the Pair
Of the American Institute IN 1883 Among the many Mus-
clans who have from time 10 time examined
these Instruments testified to their superiority, and
mended them 20 her friends are Lowell aason and Inos
Hastings world wide celebrity, H. e. tmm, President
tor Philharmonic socet n y Geo hool Juror 10 tne
Fair of American Institute in 1888, J. Lea u. T.. Hill
2. Il. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr., &c, &c
Geo J. Wehb, Of BOst0l, the Wellknown and popular
Teacher and Composer, amer examining these instruments
boston, ie central p0iht OF 1uo OuoS ieJH Aeu
and within short time sold upwards OF Forty Pianos 70 hs
Husiea friends and many Of tnem Of The high
TINS first New YORK Piano Agency ever established
Geo = BristoR New York, the distinguished composer
anis and pianist authorized BY the New York har
for He gave preference Lghte, Newton
Bradbur's large scale all Others Gnnd not excepted
But Mr.. kibbee deems unnecessary % multiply words
TO the people of Middle tennessee. The fact that he has
been many wears successful Tuner them
with, and iuned and Repaired Pianos Of every Make
should inspire confidence in his judgments and the fact that
regu ary visits them twice would show that Il is
sell them good Piano than Il could
be to that Of any other dealer As % the price and quality
Oitese Pianos, Mr. hbbee exhibits the price list and descTp
Makers which ains twenty different styles
prices ranging $3.50 ssO0 their Ware Rooms No
s2I BrOOme Street, New York. So there can be deception
the Pianos not until delivered, and he is authorized
Messrs. Lighte Newton BradburyH 70 give Warrahees
OF all their Pianos sold BY him.
Mr.. Kibbee also visited the well known Meodeon Estab-
shmsnt CaThart Needham O. Co. No %, East d street.
New YOrk, and made with them furnish
MeO that he sell hem at their New York retail
prices, freight added 1nese nave become very
popular the Eastern ana North esern States and truly
deserve the notice Of all those who
Charmed By concord Of sweet sounds y
He has also with the drm Of Firth, Pond
Co, New York which enables him 70 furnish Sheet Music
and Small Musical Instruments az New York prices.
Mr. KTBBEE has formed partnership In the sale Of these
Piano with
ID. Il. SHRIyER, of SheIbyviIIe, Tenn,
Ware Rooms on DepOtstreet.
He is also engaged with
TEEOS. Z. BAILEY, OF Columbia, Tenn,
Who will keep good number his Daguerrean Ro lms Al
the Masonic Hall.
These Gentlemen will sell Pisnos cheap as they be
bought the New York, after adding freight
ham q Co.'s Malodeons, which they VIII sell on the
liberal terms.
Mr.. KBBEE will keep all Pianos sold by the above named
Gentlemen in tune for one year, without charge and will
give written wsrraniees by the authority Of Lghte, New
ton & BrEGburys on his first visit
All communications from the country the subject Of
Pianos MelOdeOns, Of Tuning and Repairing Will be
promptly attended Families residing in the city
marhiO-iL CIV. KIBBEE.