Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-12
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AIU MELODEONs! " y
G. w. KTBBEE,

n no has beeGfOr many years looasa il Tennessee as
the attention oho musical public the fact that visited
New year 05 the purpose Of making arrangements
with The best Piano Makers sell their Instruments
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
ing the different Manufacturers Of noIe he 20 the
twelve years is no-that the Pianos Of Lights Newton
Bradburys should be preferred to all ohea He accordingly
made an agreement with them whereby he is enabled to fur
nn Pianos at retail cost 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 Manufacturers themselves If he to visit them
in person This House s making twenty Pianos per week.
much greater number tan IS MADE BY any other ID me
United States, and for purity and volume Of Ione and hne-
ness nish both inside and out the proof is that they
first premium by heures Of the Worlds Fair and the Fair
Of the American Institute in 1883 Among the many Must
clans and Amateurs who nave rom TINE 70 time ehamneo
these Instruments, testified to their superiority and recon-
mended their friends, Lowell Mason and JhOs
Hastings, OF cee3Il'y, n =. 5n5i
OF Philharmonic Society, NJ Y, Theodore Eshed, conduc-
Fair OF the American Institute in 1883 J. Lead, u. c. Hill,
F. H. Nash, Edward Howe, IT., &c, &c.
Teacher and Composer, amer examining these Instruments
and ssilsg TO their entire superiority opened House IN
Boston, the central point Of the renowned Chekenng
and within time sold upwards of Forty Pianos to be
musical friends and aequantanees many 0fthem Of high
est slyle and hnish-S6iO or 500.
Ths is the first New York Piano Agency established
Gee = Brstow New York the dising uished composer,
and pianist authorized By the New YorS HaT
monte Society 70 select the Fist Piano that ud be made
for their He gave the preference Hghte, Newton
BradbuTys large scale over all Others Grands not excepted
aud purchased one for the use Of the Society.
But MIR. Kibbse deems it unnecessary TO multiply words
people Middle Tennessee. The fact that he
been for years successful Tuner among them and has
with, and Tuned and Repaired Pianos Of every make,
should inspire confidence in his Judgment and the fact that
regu ary visits them twice year would show that Il Is
his interest to sell them good Piano than il could
any other dealer. As the price and quality
ofthese Pianos Mr. Kbbee exhibits the price list and dtscp
ton Makers which contains twenty different styles At
prices ranging from $3.50 to $780, their Ware Rooms No
Bro0me street, New York. So there be deception
pvsctiCed With reference price style Of finish although
Pianos until delivered and he authorized
by Messrs Lghte Newton q Bradburys give
ofal their Pianos sold BY him.
III. known MelOdeOn
lishment OF CGThart Needham Co. o. East 23d street,
New York. and made arrangement with them 10 furnish
Melo cons that he sell hem their New York retail
prices freight added These Instruments have become very
popular the Eastern and North Western Stes aud truly
/ deserve the notice Of all those who
| Charmed b. concord of sweet sounds
He has also Encouragement with the firm of Firth, Pond
& Co New York, which enables him furnish Sheet Music
and small Musical Instruments at New York prices.
AN communications from the country the subject Of
Pianos or Mel0deoDs, Of Tuning aad Repairing Will be
promptly attended Families residing city
orders at my residence, opposite Odd Fellows Hall, adj
| dress through the POssOhce,
! maIhl0-E g. ". hlBBEE.
/ ar mANNY,S CELEBRATED CONFINED
! REAPENG AND MOVING mACHENES.-FOR
| sale BY the undersigned ct Johnson & H0rns's'
F. CHEATHAM,
! isnss7-u General agent for the State