Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-12
$3.50 PIANOS msas,z,
Rtu MELoDEoNs, 1tAT 0
g. w. KfBBEE /,

G. w. KfBBEE,
W Tuner and Repairer Pianos, would respectfully call
the attention ofhe musical public 70 the fact that ne visited
with the best Plane Forte Makers 70 sell their instruments
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
clusou-and who might be Judge in this case Tuner Of
twelve years notthat the Pianos Of Lghie Newton q
made agreement with them whereby ne b enabled to fur
nisn Pianos a. retail cost IN new freight and enasgss
is paying for his article than he would be charged
by the Manufacturers themselves If he were TO visit them
in person. Ths House making enty Pianos per week,
much greater number tLan is made by any other In the
ness finish both and the proof is that they
stand wholly unriyaied These Pianos were awarded the
first premium by helues Of the Worlds Fair and the Fair
Of the American Institute in 1853 Among the many Mus
clans and Amateurs who have from time to time examined
these Instruments testified TO their superiority and recon-
mended them their friends, Lowell Mason and Ihos
Hastings, Of world wide celebrity, H. c. 1mm, President
Of Philharmonic Society, NJ Y, Theodore Eshed eond1e-
tor Philharmonic Society n Y, Geo. ?. Root juTorin the
Fair of the American Institute in ls53 LeaIi, u @ Hill,
F. H. Nash Edward Howe, Jr., &c, &c
Geo J. Wehb, of Boston, the wel-known and popular
and Composer after examining these Instruments
and tesfyiEg to their entire superiority opened House in
Boston, the central point of the once renowned Chskenng
friends and aequaintances many high
est style and fnish-$6g0 OF 500.
Geo r Bristow New YORK. the distinguished composer,
monte society The Piano that could be made
their use He gave the preference Lghte Newton
and purchased one for the use of the Society.
But Mr.. Kbbee deems it unnecessary 10 multiply words
people of Middle tennessee The fact that he has
many years successful Tuner among them and has
met with and Repaired Pianos of every make,
should inspire confidence in his Judgment and the fact that
he regu ary visits them twice year would show That ls
be to any other dealer AS to the price and quality
ofhese Panos Mr. Kbbee exhibits the price list and descrp
ton Makers which contains twenty different styles at
prices ranging from $3.50 $500 their Ware Rooms No.
I Broome Street, New York. So there can be no deception
pTacced with reference price style Of finish although
the Pianos until delivered, and he is authorized
by Messs Lghe, Newton Brsdburys to give warraDtees
of all their Pianos sold by him
Mr. Kbbee visited the well known MeOdeOn Estab
shmen Carhar Needham Co., No 81 East sd street,
New York, and made with them to furnish
prices freight added These instruments have become very
popular Eastern and North Western States and truly
deserve the notice Of all those who are
EsCharmed by CONCORD Of sweet soundso
He has also with the firm Of Firth, Pond
CO. New York, which enables him to furnish Sheet Music
and small Musical Instruments at New York prices.
Ma KIBEEE has formed partnership in the sale Of these
ID. b. SHRIVER, of SheIbyViIIe, Tenn,
Who keep large assortment in his elegant Furniture
Ware Rooms on DePOtstr
He is also engaged with
THOS. L. BAILEY, Of Columbia, Tenn,
Who will keep good number IN his Daguerrean Rooms
the Masonic Hall.
bought at the Rooms New York after adding freight
and charges They also supplied with CRrhart Med
Co.'s Malodeons which they will sell on the same
liberal terms.
Mr. KBBEE will keep all Pianos sold by the above named
Gentlemen for year. without charge and will
give written waTranees by the authority OF Lighte New
ton & Bradburys on his first visit.
All communications from the country on the subject OF
Pianos or MeOdeons of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended to- Families residing in the city can leave
residences opposite ODD Fellows Hall, or Rd
dress through the PostOfice,
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