Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1857-07-04
PIAy0S. MlL0DE0gS AID MISIG /!
PRICES GREATLY REDUCED!
JOHN II. zrTTLE, AGENT, SHEPHERDS ""N'
cC ,rdop, ell particulars cuia be o6taIHed'

- ,.sorTuENr OF MUSIC MERCHANDISE IN THE
,.>,rrp STATES. PIANOS from five different
Manufactures, ct eCery raTiety Of Siyie-irom
l,sc IN plain rosewood cases, for SUI, TO
those Of the most elcgan' finish, for $1,000. No
House in the Union can come in competition
for lhc auR5er, rariety and celebrity of It's instru
Iacu,s nor The extremely io'o prices at lchch they
s'a sgid.
li.EAcE WArEEs' MoDERN IurEovED PIANOS,
with or without IRON frames, have, IN their heto
scale aud imprortd action, 4 Pocei' and compass
Of tone equaling the grand, with the beauty
and durability Of the square piano. The Press
5'.I first Music Masters have justly pronOun-
sf.,.t ticu. equal if not superior to amy other
MIKE. They are guaranteed 10 stand The action
crccry climate
Horace WArERs' MELoDEoNs (tunel the e
ouai temperameDt) superior in each desirable
guaiiiy-So!e agent for the sale of ). d. H.
w. Smiths celebrated Mclodeons-can also
furnish Melodcons Of all other makers. Prices
fron S45 t. SIPS for two sets of reeds, $3.50;
two banks OF keys, $780, Organ pedal bass me-
loJeonS, S2fj and $500
Mus,c.-Onc of the largest and besI catalogues
of Music now published sold al greatly reduced
prices. Music sent TO wherever ordered, post
paid. PERSONAL attention paid TO all orders re-
CCivod by mail.
Secondhand Pianos taken in exchange for
ncw. E.ch Instrument guaranteed To give sat
islaction, or purchase money refunded. See
ond-haud Pianos at great bargains constantly IN
store prices from $50 TO $40.
rGsriMoNIALs FROM PROFESSORS AND OPINIONS OF
The PRESS.
"Iuc Horace Waters Pianos are known as
awoug the very best. We are enabled to speak
ul these Instruments with some degree of con-
iiJcuC", from personal knowledge Of their eX-
ocilcat tone and durable qualiiy."-.N Y. T.
Can"i;S'.
SAYS The Christian Intelligencer : The Ho-
race Waters Pianos, for elegance of construc-
ton, superior depth ard sweetness of tone were
pronounced by competent judges at the Crystal
Palace 10 be in all respects masterpieces OF
mechanical skill Having inspected large
nGmber of the Horace Waters Pianos, we
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
CbWchHaR.
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
Advocate. Memphis, Tenn. The Horace Wa
t,r,' Pianos are built Of the best and most tho
roughly seasoned material. From all we can
learn Of This establisnment-sai 10 be the lar
rc.t ~ tha United Statcs-we have no doubt
tI,t huyers can do as well, perhaps better, at
thi,lhan at any other house III the Union.
Nr. Waters has been long established and Is
fayorab!y known. We speak from experience
when we assure our readers thai his prices are
below those usually charged for articles ~
his line jaciScpian, y. J.
The treble is clear, pure, powerful, and ve-
" meodious, the base is deep, rolling aud So
uorCus the middle part is rich and Sympalhet-
ic and possessing tic power OF singing, J. e.
of uniting the sound Of each tone, in degree
Lyl rarely achieved Henry C. UatSOn.
For power or tone, depth Of bass and bri-
liancy of treble, together with accuracy Of
touch, they are equal to any make am ac-
qaaintod with, and cordially recommend them
to those wishing TO purchase.-H c. Icy!or.
Our friends will snd at Mir. Waters store
the very best assortment of music and OF Plan
o. TO be found in the United States, and we
urge our southern aud western friends to give
him a call whenever they So to New York
Grthcm's ,NagaziEe.
We consider lhcm worthy Of special altcn-
tjOu. from the resonant and exceedingly musl-
cal tone which Mr. Waters has succeeded in
altainins.-.N .Ht,Sica! Uiortd and Times,
There is one which, for beauty Of finish and
richness and briliancy of tone, equals II II does
not excel. anything OF the kind we have ever
seen II i from the establishment OF HuShce
Waters. Being constructed of the best and
most Thoroughly seasoned material and upon
improved principles, ii is capable Of resisting
the action oi Tie climate, aud of standing long
time in tune SaraHEdh Republican.
e. l. Sholes editor of the kenosha Tribune
and Telegraph says The piano was received
in good order and is pronounced an excellent
instrument by good Judges the tone OF 1t is par
ticularly commended, as is indeed its external
workmanship and finish, compared with It's cost.
Speaking of the Horace Waters Pianos and
Melodeons at the Crystal Palace the New York
Dispatch saws number of these pianos and
pedal bass and organ melodeons, from their
great power, and fullness and richness Of tone, (
attract the very general attention and commell- |
dation Of visitors. Waters new scale is recog-
nizcd by artists as not only sensible but lmpor-
Waters pianos arc pronounced by musical anna
tcurs as a decidedly superior article IN all the
requisites Of this instrument, ,and it is fast super
sedmg those Of other manufacturers.
Says the Knoxville Standard Mr.. Waters
has long experience in the business and has
gained reputation unsurpassed for selling the
best instruments in the country.
The Sunny South reaches us with the fol-
lowing This gentleman is one Of the most
extensive music dealers in the Union. His
pianos and melodeons have obtained great ce-
iebrity for their excellent tone and durable
quality.
Says the Valley City Advocate: We have
taken look at piano which has lust arri-
we'd from the celebrated establishment of Hor
ace Waters and must say that for tone and
beauty of finish, it surpasses any We ever saw
for the price.
Horace Waters Pianos are Of full, rich and
even tone, and poweriul.-.Ntto York Musical
Rerie9.
~ Persons wishing to purchase any of the
above Instruments viii DO we'll to apply to
Mr.. Ziitle, my Agent, before purchasing else
where, as he can give information in regard