The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

M r. HALL has opened room on Chest.
lll nut street, few doors north of Robinson, King
g. Co.'s Banking Office, whore will be Kept Cor exhi-
biton and sale samples of Instruments aud fixtures
In his line, from the most relsble manufactures in
omttins the usual method of. putting nd blowing,
Mr.. Hall wishes II say to his friends and the public,
that he hopes by FAIR DEALING to meet their most
sanSuine expectation. Close application and moro
than ten years experience enable him to Judge criti-
ngly bought or offered OF ofiufetior quality. -.
CONDITIONS OF SALE.
Every Instruments fully warranted to the full sat.
sactfon of the purchaser. Every Instrument sold at
manufacturers prices and no jockey prices asked for
the purpose of falling to effect sales Every reason.
able person is willing to pay FAIR PRICE for
ARTICLE. t..tEss .. -.riH-
Owing to the complicated nature of keyboard In.
struments, nothing is bought in (which people are
more liable To be -ceved. Always buy Of some Que
near at hand. Those purchasing Melodeops may ex-
change them any tmo within ayear, for Piano forte,
by paying the difference In their pur chase prices
SIXTEEN STYLES OF 'MELODEONS.
All in neat rosewood cases, varying in price from
53j to $3.50. "' W. a-F'7'a J =
Particular attention is called to the Octave Melode-
on, which Is as hinisOme as any 93c0 Piano. and nnc
better for families generally in the couIitry for the
practice of music. y 81, '...#
ORGAN MELODEONS.
For churches, which are much preferable to any
common Organ, furnished at liberal discount. -
ClergymCn also favored with discount. .tr'|
PIANO-FORTES.
OF ten different styles, varying in price from 1925 to
$1,000, differing principally in the style OF the case-
a new Piano offered less than $225 condemns it.
self. Old Pianos and Melodcons take.r inexehange
for lew. -.
GUITARS. y.
William Hall & Sons celebrated American Guitars
three styles--$!s, S25 and $3j, including Il neat
case. E;ery lady who loves sweet SOUNDS should
have one, Also &. C. Converse's Guitar Instructor
by aid of which any person may learn to play without
TERMS sOF PURCHASE.
Considering The great advantages offered. we ougl
to have cash down, or part at least. But to accom-
modate, credit will be given. To those preferring
The amount be divided Tito monthly OF quurtsrlS
payments.
Reliable information given in relation 10 the differ
ent makes OF Pianos and Me,odeons their use course
ofstudy, right ageto tegin, etc., founded expert
GnCe. rts5 5.r.rE
Piano and M.loleon stools, new patent article, In
beauty style conveuiCnce. durability and cheapness
surprising all others. Price from 81 to SIG. Also
stools of cheaper character. -
Pi.u,o and MeIodpon coyers-some six different
slylrs-.YHr! 'ug in price from So to SI5.
Piano and Melodcon busters neat article made of
very soft feathers, expressly forths Every good
kousckGcper should nave one. Instruments are fro
queuty damaged five times the price Of one by The
usual method uf dusting. Price 81. Use it one wear
and you dout like it, the money wiz be returned
HONEY SAVED! t-s
Mr.. Hall has spent great deal of time and none,
in perfectDg the various branchcs Of his business in
rate. The profit Usually paid for store rent and clerk
hire, by his method Of deal is paid to the purchaser.
GEORGE HALL, RAyExNA. ONO,
which will receive prompt attention.
n. Be sure to call and look at his Instruments
II FFor further particulars apply to DIR. Leonard
or II. y. }eebe Esd, Vino will attend tc the sale of
Instruments in bis absence. .
Rayenna. .uly 30, ISJT-lY