Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-10-27
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n 10 has been many years located IN Tennessee
W Tuner and Repairer OF Pianos, would respectfully cal
New York last year the purpose making arrangements
with the best Piano Fore Makers sell their Instrumen
ing the iaeTent Of to the
eusiOn-and might be judge in this case Tuuer Of
should be pefered 20 all others He accordingly
made agreement with whereby he Is enabled to
asn Pianos retail in New YORK. freight and charges
eoded that every one who buys Of him know thar he
paying more for his article than he would De charged
~ me eanaaeturers themselves II he were 70 Visit then
IN person. This House making twenty Pianos per week,
greater number than is made BY other In the
Of finish, both inside and out the proof is that they
stand Wholly 1nrivailed These Pianos were awarded the
Of the American Institute in I53 Among the many Musi-
clans and who have from time time examined
mended them to her friends, Lowell Mason and Thos.
~ socey N d. g Imn President
tor Philharmonic Society N. " Geo. p Root Juror in the
Fair Of the American institute in Is53 j. Lsat O. O. Hill
2. h. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr., &C., Sc
Geo J. Webb, Of Boston, the Wel-knoWn and popular
Teacher and Composer, amer examining these
and tsstyiBg TO their entire superiority opened Uouse in
Boston, the central point Of the once renowned hekene,
and within shor time sold upwards Of Forty Esos to hs
friends and acauantances many ofthem me high
eel style and hniSi--s6OO or SEQ.
This ia the New York Piano Agency established
Geo q Bristow, New York. the distinguished composer,
anis and pianist was authorized BY the New York
Society 70 select The BEsT Piano that u be made
for their use He gave the preferenee Lghe- Newton
Bradbuys large scale all others Grand not exceDf
and purchased one for the use of the Society.
but Mr.. hoeee deems il unnecessary TO multiply words
20 the people Of Middle Tennessee The fact that he has
been LOT many years successful Tuner among them and hes
met with and Tuned and Repaired Pianos OF every make,
should inspire eoDndence in his Judgment and the fact that
he regularly visits them twice would thai Il s
more 70 MS interest 70 sell them good Piano than could
othese Pianos, Mr. hbbee exhibits price list and descr
lion Of the Makers which contains enty different STYLES at
prices ranging from $3.50 TO $780, their Ware Rooms No
4Sl Broome Street. New York. So there be deception
praeeed With reference 70 price style Of 6nsh although
the Pianos not until delivered and Re
BY Messrs Eghte, Newton BrAdburys give
ofall their Pianos sold BY him.
Mr. Kbbee also visited well known MeOdeon Rstab-
lshment Of Carhart Needbam Co, No g. East sd street,
New York. and made with to furnish
MelO ieons that sell at their New York retail
prices freight added. These Instruments have become very
popular in the Eastern and North States truly
deserve the notice Of all those who
" Charmed by concord Of sweet sounds -
He has also arrangement with the srm Of Firth Pond
and Small Musical Instruments at New YOrk prices.
Ma KIBBEE has formed partnership in she sale Of these
Plano with
ID. b. SBRIVER, of SheIbyViiIe, Tenn.
Ware Rooms on DepOtstreet.
He is also engaged with
THOS. L. BAILEY, of Columbia, Tenn,
Who will keep good number in his Daguerrean Rooms
the Masonic Hall.
These Gentlemen will sell Pianos as cheap as they can be
bought the Ware Rooms New York adding freight
and charges They are also supplied with CaThar Need
ham Co.'s Maodeons, which they viii sell the same
liberal terms.
Ma. KssEE will keepan Pianos sold by the above named
Gentlemen in tune for one year. without charge ana will
ri re written by the authority Lighta
ton & Bradburys his first visit.
All communications from the country the subject Of
Pianos or MeOdeOns, Of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended Families resding city can leave
dress through the POsLOfiee,
marhIO-dswIy g. W. KIBBER.