Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-12
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" HO has been many years located Ia Tennessee
the ofthe musical public the fact tht, he visited
York year for The purpose Of making arrangements
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
ing the different Manufacturers Of note ne came &c the con
twelve years is notf-hat the Pianos Of Lghe Newton &
Bradburys should be preferred 70 al 3h9rs ne sec9FaGgy
Pianos retail In New York. freight and charges
added IA t evev one who buys Of him may know that he
s moi paving more for his article would be charged
by Manufacturers themselves II be 70 visit them
in person. This House making Wenty Pianos per week.
much greater number titan is made By any other in the
United States and for purity and Voinme OF tone and me
ness Of finish both inside and proof that they
stand wholly unriVailed. These Pianos awarded the
premium by jures Of the Worlds Fair and the Fair
the American Institute in 1853 Among The many Musl
clans and Amateurs who have from time time examined
these Instruments, testified to their superiority and
mended them to their friends, are Lowell Mason and hos
Hastings, worldly celebrity, ii. C.. Imm, President
Of Philharmonic Society, n Y, Theodore kshedi condae-
Tor Philharmonic SOCIETY," n " Geo hoeb Juror ID we
the American Institute in 1883 Lsa, U. e Hill
F. H. Nash, Edward Howe, Jr; &c, &c
Geo. J. Webb, Of BOs0B, the Well-knoWn and popular
Teacher and Composer after examining these Instruments
and lest1sg 70 ihelr opened n
and within time sold upwards OF Forty Pianos 10 his
nuseatsnds and acqaainaness many Ofthsm OF the high
est Style and hnish-S6t0 or $500.
Ths is me frst York Piano Agency established
Geo q Brsow, New York, the distinguished composer,
anist and pianist authorized BY the New YORK ha
for their USE gave she preference Eghe, Newton
Bradburys large scale over all others Gands not excepted
But Mr.. Kibbse deems It unnecessary 70 multiply words
70 tho people Of Middle Tennessee The facs that he has
been years among them and has
with, and Uned and Repaired Pianos Of every make
should inspire confidence m judgment, and the TACT that
regularly visits them twice would show that It s
more 10 his interest sell them good Piano Than Il could
Ofhes Pianos Mr. KiDbee exhibits the prce list and descrp
ton Of the Makers which contains twenty different styles al
prices ranging from $3.50 $780, their Ware Rooms No.
2I BFoOme Street, New York So there can be no deception
praeced with reference 70 price or style Of finish although
the Pianos are not seen until delivered and he Is authorized
by Messrs Lghte Newton Bradburys 20 give Waraness
Of all their Pianos sold BY aim.
Mr. Kibbee also VISITED well known MelodeOn Estab
lshmen Of Carha Needham q Co.. No 81 East 23d street,
York, and made arrangement with them 90 furnish
cons, he sell hem Of their New York retail
popular in The Eastern North Sste and truly
deserve the noticeOf all those who are
"Charmed BY concord Of sweet sOunds.o
He has arrangement with the firm Of Firth, Pond
Co. FORK, which enables him 20 furnish Sheet Music
and Small Musical Instruments at New YORK prices.
MR KIBBEE has formed partnership inIhe sale Of these
ID. II. SHRIVEB, OF SheIbyVilIs, Tenn,
Ware Rooms DePotstresL
lie is also engaged with
THOS. L. BAILEY, OF Columbia Tenn.s
Who IN keep good number his daguerrean RO Al
the Masonic Hall.
these Gentlemen will sell Pianos cheap they be
bought the Ware Rooms New YORK, AFTER adding freight
ham q Co.'s MalOdeons, which they will sell on the same
liberal terms.
MR KBBEE will keepan Pianos sold by the above named
Gentlemen in tune for yesr, without charge and viii
give written warranees by the authority OF Lighte, New
ton X BTs5burys on his hrst visit
All communications the country the subject Of
Pianos MeodeOns OF Of Tuning and Repairing VIII be
promptly attended to- Families residing IN the city can leave
my residence opposite Odd Fellows Hall, ad
mslhiO-Sf CIV KIBBER.