Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-03-25
PIANOS & MELODEONS.
G. w. KNRREE
M H0 has been for many years located in -
w Tennessee a Tuner and Rerarer o. is5sss3s sA
'ianos, would respectfully call the attentonH III NJ
musical nuhlic 10 the he vis-u X y

VNTH0 has been for many years located in -
w Tennessee a Tuner and Rerarer o. .isssif zz
Pianos, would respectfully call the attentonH III ri
Of the musical public 20 the fact thathe vs-u X
tied New York last for the purpose OF making
ments with the best Piano Forte makers to sell their nsru
ments Alter spending several weeks in that great
tropos visiting the different manufactures Of note. he
came to the VINO might De Jndge IN TINS
Tuner Of ge've is no?hat the Pianos Of
OF Lghte Newton Bradbury's should be preferred to all
others. He accordingly made agreement with them,
whereby he is enabled TO furnish Pianos at eta cost In
New York, freight and charges added that every
who buys OF him may know that he is paying for
his Article than he would be charged by the manufacturers
themselves he visit them in perso1 This House
Is making twenty Pianos per week. much greater number
ta is made by any other in the United Stat es and for
purity and volume OF and Hnenes Of finish both in
side and out the proof is hat they stand wholly unrva
led These Pianos awarded the first premium by the
ures OF the Worlds Fair AMI the Fair Of the American
Institute in 1883. Among IN, many Musicians and ANA
teurs who have from time 10 time examined these Instu
men testified to their superiority and recommeuded Them
70 tneir rens are LOWELL MASON ana mos HASTINGS OF
worldwide celebrity H. c. TMM, President of the Phihar
Philharmonic society, n Y, GEoLGE y EolT, juror in
The Fair OF the American Institute in 1883 j. LEATI u c.
Hui. y. NAsH, FDwARD Howe, Jr., &C, &c.
GEO J. WEBB Of Boston. the well known and popular
Teacher and Composer after examining these Instruments
and estifyng to their entire superiority opened House
in Boston the central point Of the once renowned CHECKER
ing, and within short time sold upwards tf Forty Pianos
to his music friends and acquantances Of them Of
the highest style and hnish-8600 or 500.
This is the 6rstNew York Piano Agency established
in Boston.
GEO BRIrow Of New York. the distin compos-
Harmonic Society TO select the best PisT that could be
made for their He gave the preference Lighte
Newton Bradburys Large scale" all others Grsnds
not excepted and purchased for the Of the Society
But Mr. KIBBgB deems 1t unnecessary to multiply words
to the people OF Middle Tennessee The fact that he has
been for successful Tuner among them, and
has met WITH and Tuned and Repaired Pianos Of eVeey
make should inspire confidence In his Judgment; and the
fact that he regularly visits them twice would show
that it is to his interest TO sell them good Piano
than could be 10 that Of any other dealer. to the
price and quality Of the Pianos Mr. KBBsE exhibits the
price list AVID description Of the Makers which contains
twenty dGerert styles at prices, ranging ON 1850 TO
$500, at their Ware Rooms Nc. 42l Broome Street, New
York So there be dece ton prsctced with refer
to price style Of hnsh although the Pianos
until de yereo and he authorized by Messrs Ilghe
Newton Bradbury to give warrantees OF all their Pianos
sold by him.
Mr. KIBBEE also visited the well Melodeon Estab
lshment Of Carhart, Heedham Co. No. 81, East $50 ST,
New York. and made with them TO furnish
Melodeon that he sell them their New York
prices freight added. These Instruments have become
popular in the Eastern and North Western States and
truly deserve the motto Of all those who arr
"Charmed by concord Of sweet sounds"
He has 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 p ices.
Al communications from the country the subject OF
Pianos Mendeons Of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended to. PaDies residing in the city
leave orders residence opposite Odd Fellows Hail.
address through The Pos-01ice, 6. W. KIBBEE,
March II, 81. -ly