Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-05-21
PIANOS
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q. w. RTBBEE

"a HO has beenfoz many years located ia Tennessee as
w Tuner and Repairer of Panos would respectfully can
attention usica public the that be visited
New YORK year for the purpose OF making
After spending several weeks that great metropo visit
ing hs different Manufacturers or note he came 10 the con-
twelve years is nut2thai the Pianos Of Lcate Newton &
Badbuys should be preferred to All others He accordingly
ash Pianos al retail cost In New York freight and charges
added 50 that every ore who buys Of him may know
y h0t more lOf ms arcie than he would be charged
by the Manufacturers themselves II be were to visit them
IN person TINS House making twenty Pianos per week.
uCn greater NUMBER than Is made BY any other in the
United States and for purity and volume tone and ns
ness o. a1iSh o9h inside and out the proof is that they
oy Inlttaiiea Ihese Pianos were awarded the
hrst by Of the Worlds Fair and the Pair
Clans ne ana Ins'4le 10 1855 Among the many Musi,
anu uaeufs WAC nave from time time examined
tese Instruments testified 20 their superiority and recon-
mended them to their friends, Lowell Mason and Thos
- = u cele0Hty H. c linn, President
OF Fhharmonie Society, n. Y, Theodore Esaeld condue
go Fhllnarmonie Society, n. Y, Geo. F. Root Juror
Fair Of the American Institute in 1885, J. Leat u. Z. Hin
F. h. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr., SC, t&e.
geo. . Wehb, OF Boston, the Well-knoWn and popular
Teacher and Composer. amer examining these
and esfyiBg 10 their entire superiority opened House in
and within short time sold upwards Of Forty Pianos his
musical friends and scquantanees many OF the high
This Is the first New YOrk Piano Agency established
Geo E Brls,ow New YORK, the distinguished composer
or ans and pianist was authorized by the New York bar
monte Society 70 select the Piano that ud be made
Tor their USE he the preference Mghte Newton
Bradburys large scale ali Others GTands excepted
and purchased one for the Of the Society.
But Mr.. Kbbee deems unnecessary multiply words
to the people Of Middle tennessee. The that he
been for many years Tuner among them,
met with, and Tuned and Repaired tianos every make,
should inspire confidence in his Judgment and fact
he regularly visits them would show that
10 his interest sell them good Piano could
be TO that OF other dealer As price and quality
ofthese Panos Mr. kb6ee exhibits the price list and descrp
On OF the Makers which twenty different styles at
prices ranging $3.50 $780, at their Ware Rooms No.
42l BrOOme Street, New York. be deception
pracced with reference price style Of finish although
the Pianos not until delivered and he authorized
by Messrs Lighte, Newton BradbUrys give
fall their Pianos sold BY him.
MT. Kibbee also visited the well known MelodeOn Bstab-
Nshment OF Carhar Needham d No 81 East sd street.
Melo eOns that he sell hem their New York
prices, freight added These instruments become
popular in the Eastern esern States and truly
deserve the notice Of all those who
. Charmed by concord Of sweet soUnds'
He has also with the firm Firth, Pond
q CO.. New YORK, which enables him furnish Sheet Music
and small Musical Instruments at New YORK prices.
M hIBBEE has formed partnership in the sale Of these
ID. B, SHIEIVER, of SheIbyViIIe, Tenn,
WhO will keep large assortment in his elegant Furniture
Ware Rooms Depot street.
He is also engaged with
THOSs Il BAILEY Of Columbia, Tenn,
Who will keep good number his Daguerrean Rooms
the Masonic Han.
These Gentlemen will Pianos cheap as they can be
bought at the New York. adding freight
and charges. They also supplied with Csrhar ed
ham d Co.'s MalOdeons which they will sell the
liberal terms.
Nh. KIBBEE will keep all Pianos sold by above named
Gentlemen In tune for year, WtbOu charge and will
give written by the authority Lighte, New
ton & BraCburys his first visit.
All communications from the country the subject ol
Pianos or MeOdeOns, Of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended TO- Families residing in the city leave
orders al residence, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, sd
dress through The POs-Ofice,
mRThlO-tL G. W. KlBBEE.