Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-20
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U 10 has been for many years located IL Tennessee as
~ Tuner nne Repairer Of Pianos, would respectfully cal
~ tLe EueeAi puee 10 lhe iact thati ne Via eQ
Wah the best Piano Forte Makers 70 sell their Instruments
ier spending several weeks Ia that great metropolis, visit
lng NE ane5ent Manu- Of not he came 70 he con
elnsionand who might be judge in this Tuner O
we've years is notths the Pianoa Of Lghe, Ne"on q
Bradburys should be preferred others accordingly
made agreement with them whereby he is enabled to uE
added that every who buys Of him may know thai be
not paying for his be would be charged
In person. This House making twepty Pianos per week.
much greater number ttan is made by any other 10 me
United States, and purity and volume of tone and me
ness Of fnish, both inside and o9t she proof e lnal e
stand wholly unrlyaiied: lRe5e [1iGS HslS .
OF The American Institute in 1853 Among the many Musi-
cisns and Amateurs who have from time 70 tine examined
tbsss 10 their superiority, and recon-
mended them their friends are Lowell Mason and Ihos
Hastings wide celebrity, d. c. Iimm, President
OF Pbibarnope Socetv ~ " Theodore Elsheld, cOndue-
Tor Phnarmonc Society," n " Geo. F. Root, juror in the
r. H. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr, DC, DC
Geo. J. Webb, Of Bosoa the well-knoWn and popular
Teaeher and Composer amer examining these instruments
and tssEg their entire superiority, opened House in
Boston the central ponl o. ne onee ree9whee
and within short time soo upwards OF Forty Fanos to hs
musical friends and acquanianees many Of them Of the high
This s the first New YORK Piano Agency ever established
Geo r. Brisiow, New York, the distinguished composer
or anst and panst authorized by the New York har
monte Society the Piano that could be made
BFadburys large scale over others GTans not excepted
and purchased one for The use Of the Society.
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10 the people Of Middle Tennessee The that he has
many years successful Tuner among them, and has
wth and and Repaired Pianos OF every make,
should inspire confidence in his Judgment and the fact that
he regularly visits them twice would show that il s
his interest sell them good Piano than 1t could
be that Of any other dealer As the price and quality
oftese Pianos, Mr. kbbee exhibits the price list and deseTp
ton Of the Makers which contains twenty different styles at
prices ranging from $3.50 TO $500, al heT Ware Rooms, No
s2 BrOome Street, New York. there. can be deception
praeced with reference price style Of finish although
the Pianos not until delivered and he authorized
By Messrs Lghte, Newton Bradburys TO give warantees
Mr.. kibbee also visited the well known Melodeon Bstab-
lshment Of CaThart Needham d Co.. No W. East d street,
New York, and made aTangeuentWh them 10 Furnish
MeO that he sell Them at their New York retail
prices freight added have become very
popular North esteTn states and truly
deserve the nOticeOf all those who are
Charmed BY concord Of sweet soundsn
He has also arrangement with the nm OF Firth, Pond
q Co. New York. which enables him TO furnish Sheet Music
and Small Musical Instruments at New YORK prices.
Ma KIBBEE has formed partnership In she Gale Of these
Piano with
ID. r.. SHRIVERs of SheIbyviIIe, Tenn.
Who will keep large assortment ia his elegant Furniture
Ware Rooms DepOtstre
He is also engaged with aH
T1AOS. Il. Bailey of Columbia, Tenn.s
Who will keep good number his Daguerrean Rooms
the Masonic Hall.
These Gentlemen will sell Pianos as cheap as they can be
bought the Ware Rooms New YORK, after adding freight
ham Co.'s Malodeons which they viii sen the same
liberal terms.
Mr. KisBEE will keep all Pianos sold by the above named
Gentlemen in tune for year, whOu charge and viii
give written BY the authority Of Lighte, New
ton & BradbuTys on his FIRST visit.
All communications from the country on the subject Of
Pianos Meodeons, Of Tuning and Repairing Will be
promptly attended to. Families residing In the city leave
orders my residence, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, ad
msrbIO~sE G. W. KIBBEE.