Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-13
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G. w. KIBBEE,
Al no has been for many years located il Tennessee as
" Tuner and ReParPr OF Pianos, would respectfully call
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New York last year Tor the purpose OF making
with the best Piano Forte Makers TO sell their Instruments
After spending several weeks In that great metropolis, visit
ing The different manufacturers OF hot9 ne came 70 the con-
clusiOn-and who might be judge in this If Tuner Of
Brabufys should be preferred all others He accordingly
made agreement with them whereby he is enabled to fur
aided every who buys Of him may know that he
is not paying his article than he would be charged
BY The Manufacturers themselves II he visit them
in person. This House making enty Pianos per week,
greater number tLan is made by any other in the
United states and for purity and volume Of and fine
Of finish, both inside and out the proof is that they
stand wholly unrivaltd These Pianos were awarded the
first preum BY jurss of the Worlds Fair and the Fair
CisD and Who have from time 10 lime examined
these Instruments testified their superiority and
Hssti0gs o vyor wide ceiebFitg H. C. Hmm President
~ PbjinaroDic Society n Y Theodore Els6eld conducs
tor Philharmonic ety, n. Y, Geo. F Root, juror in the
Fair Of he American Institute in 1853, J. Leau i. L. Hin
P. Fl. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr., &c, dc.
Geo J. Webb, of Boston, the WellknOwn and popular
Teacher and Composer amer examining these Instruments
aud esfyiRg their entire superiority, opened House in
Boston, the central point of the renowned Chekerng
and within short time sold upwards Of Forty Pianos to his
musical friends and acquantnces many of them OF the high
est Style and ansh--S6oO or 500.
This is the first New YORK Piano Agency ever established
Geo 2 Bristow, New York, the distinguished composer
orEan and pianist was authorized by the New YORK Har-
monte Society select the Piano that could be made
for their he gave the preference TO ghe, Newton q
BTadbuFys large scale all Others GTand not excepted
ana purchased one for the use Of the Society.
But Mr. Eibbee deems il unnecessary 10 multiply words
to the people Of Middle Tennessee TIE fact that be has
many years successful Tuner among them ard has
with 1Hd Tuned and Repaired Pianos Of every make
Inspire confidence in his judgment, and the fact that
he regularly visits them twice would show that Il Is
his interest sell them good Piano than could
be to that any other dealer. As the price and quality
ofhese Pianos Mr.. Kbbee exhibits the price list and descTp
On Makers which contains twenty different styles at
prices ranging from $3.50 to $780, their Ware Rooms No
4l BrOOms New York. So there be deception
pracced With reference price style Of finish although
The Pianos until delivered and he authorized
BY Messs Lghe Newton BTadburys to give WaraRtegs
Of all their Pianos sold bv him.
Mr. kibbee also visited the well known MelOdeOn EsaO
hment Of Carhart Needham Co. g. East ODD street,
York, and made arrangement with them TO furnish
Meo cons that sell hem their New York retail
prices freight added These Instruments have become very
popular the Eastern North States, and truly
deserve the notice of all these who
- Charmed by concord of sweet sounds -
He also arrangement with the firm Of Firth, Pond
& CO. New York, which enables him to furnish Sheet Music
| and Small Musical Instruments at New YORK prices.
All communications from the country the subject Of
Pianos MelOdeOns or Of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended TO- Families residing the city leave
orders my residence opposite Odd Fellows Hall, ad-
dress through the Post-Ofice,
maIbIO-iL G. W. KIBBEE.