The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-11-12

MR.. HALL has opened a room on Chest
III nut street, few doors north Of Robinson, King
Co.'S Banking etice, where will be Kept for exhi
btlon aud sale. samples of lnsruments and fixture:
IN his line, from the most relGble manufactures il
tho Union.
,omltting the psual method of pulling and blowing
Mr.. Hall wishes 10 say TO his friends and the public
that he hopes by FAIR DEALING to meet their mos
sanguine expectation. Close application and more
than ten years experience enable him to Judge crt
cally Of Musical Instruments and none will be know
ihgly bought or offered ofinferor quality:
; -, CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Every Instrument is fully warranted to the full sat
isfae'ion ofthe purchaser. Every Instrument sold
manufacturers prices, and jockey prices asked fo
the purpose OF falling to effect sales. Every r. ason
able person is willing TO pay FAIR PRICE for COOL
ARTICLE, ,.
Owing to the complicated nature of keyboard In
struments, nothing is bought W which people ar,
more liable tU DO deceived Always buy Of some ono
near at hand. Those purchasing Meodeons may ex
change them any time within year for Piano forte
by paying the difference in their purchase prices.
SIXTEEN STYLES OF MELODEONS
All in neat rosewood cases, ,vatying in price from
Particular attention is called to the Octave Melode-
on, which as handsome as any $500 Piano. and much
better for families generally In The country for the
ORGAN dELoDEONs.
For churches, which are inuch preferable to any
common Organ, furnished at liberal Glscorn,.-
'ClergymGn also favored with g discount.
PIANO-FORTES. a. d..
Often different styles, varying IN price from S2a5 to
$1,000, differing principally in the style OF tieJ Casc
new Piano offered f,r less than S425 condemns, ,,-
self. Old Pianos and Meodeons take.l in exchange
for new.
GUITARS.
William Hall & Sons celebrated American Guitars
three styles $I8, S25 and $35, including II neat
case. Every lady who loves sweet SOUNDS should
have one, Also e. C. Converse's Guitar Instructor.
by aid of which any person may learn to play without
teacher.
TERMS OF PURCHASE
Considering the great advantages offered. we ougI
to have cash down. part at least. But 20 accom-
'fuodate, credit will be given. TO those precrring
the amount can be divided into monthly quarterly
payments
Reliable information given in relation TO the differ.
ent makes Of Pianos aud Mcodcuus, their use course
of study, right age to begin, etc., founded oxpeli
ence.
'Pano and Mcodcon stools, now patent article, In
beauty, style, convenience, durability and cheapuess,
surprising all others. Price from 81 to $40. Alse
stools of cheaper character.
Piano aud Mtlodeon coverS-some six dif1re et
slyles-vGry'ng in price from S. to Sl5.
Piano and Melodeon clusters neat article, made of
very soft feathers. expressly for this use. Every good
huusekeeper should have one. Instruments are frc-
qnertly damaged five times the price Of one, by the
usual method of dusting. Plice ST. Use it one wear
and ifyou don't like it. the money will be retained
MONEY SAVED!
. Mr. Hall has spent great d;al of time aid money
In petfpclng the various branches o. his business in
order u furnish gool article at the lowest possible
rate The profit usually paid for store and clerk
hirc by his method Ct deal, is paid to the purchaser
address all letters If inquiry and order TO
GEORGE HALL. RAvENNA, ONO,
which will receive prnmpt attcntiOn.
N R.Be sure to cali and look at his Instruments
u }For further particulars appI! /, Dr. Leonard
or H. y bccbe Esq, who will attend to the sale Of
Instruments in his absence.
Ravenna, July 80. laj7-ly