Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-09-18
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C.. NJ. KTBREE ,

G.. w. KTBBEE,
THohas beenfor many years located Ia Tennessee as
w Tuner and ReIaTeT of Pianos, would respectfully call
the attention Of the Musical public to the fact that he visited
New York last for the purpose making ARRANGEMENTS
with the best Piano Forte Makers to sell their
After spending several weeks in that great metropolis visit
Ing the different Manufacturers Of note, he 70 the
clusiOn-and who might be Judge in this Tuner
twelve years is nofha the Pianos of Lghte Newton &
Bradburys should be preferred to all others He accordingly
made agreement with them whereby he is enabled fur
nish Pianos at retail cost in New York freight and charges
haoee SO tst every one VINO ony Of MN may know that ne
Dy the Manufacturers themselves he were 70 visit them
In person. This House making twenty Pianos per
much greater number an is made by any other in the
United States and for purity and volume OF tone and hne-
Of hnish both inside and out the proof that they
stand wholly unrivaed These Pianos were awarded the
first premium by of the Worlds Fair and the Fair
Of the American Institute in 1853 Among the many Musi-
clans and Amat who have from time TO time examined
these INSTRUMENTS testified to their superiority and recon-
Hastings II world wide ceIebrity H. c. Tmm President
of Philharmonic Society, N. w Theodore Bsned conduc-
Pair the American Institute in 1853, Lean, U. q. Hill
2. H. Nash. Edward Howe, Jr, DC DC
Teacher and Composer after examining these Instruments
and tesyiRg their entire superiority opened House in
within short time so1 upwards of Forty Pianos to his
musical friends and acquaptances many Ofthem of the high
This is the first New York Piano Agency established
10 Boston.
anis and pianist, authorized by the New York
monte Society TO select the Piano that ud be made
BFadburys large scale all Others Grand not excepted
and purchased one for the of the Society,"
Mr.. Kibbee deems It multiply words
70 the people of Middle Tennessee The fact that he has
been for successful Tuner among them, and
with and Tuned and Repaired Pianos Of every make
should inspire his Judgment and the that
he Tegu ary visits them twice would show that is
his interest sell them good Piano than it could
be to that Of any other dealer AS to the price and quality
ofthese PanOs Mr. Kbbee exhibits the price list and deserp
the Makers, which contains twenty different
prices ranging from $3.50 to $780, at their Ware Rooms No
42 BroOme Street, New York. So there be deception
prscced with price style Of finish although
Pianos until delivered and he
by Mesrs Lghte Newton Bradburys 70 give
Of all their Pianos sold by him.
MIR. Kibbee also visited the well known Melodeon Rstab
shment CaThart, Needham q Como g. East 23d
New York and made srrangementwih them furnish
Melo that sell hem their New York
prices, freight added These Instruments have become very
popular the Eastern ana North estern States, and truly
deserve the notice of all those who are
@Charmed by concord Of sweet sounds -
He has also arrangement with the hIm of Firth, Pond
co. New York. which enables MIN t furnish Sheet Music
and Small Musical Instruments at New York prices.
Mr. KBBEE has formed partnership in the sale Of these
Piano with
ID. b. SHRIVER, of SheIbyViIIe. Tenn,
Who will keep large in his elegant Furniture
Ware Rooms on Depot street.
He Is also engaged with
THOS. L. BAILEY, of Columbia, Tenn,
the Masonic Hall
These Gentlemen will sell Pianos as cheap as they can be
and charges They also supplied with CarhaFt Need
ham Co.'s MalOdeons, which they will sell the same
liberal terms.
Mr. KsBEE will keep all Pianos sold by the above named
Gentlemen in for year. without charge and will
give written by the authority of Lghte, New
ton & BradbuTys his first visit.
All communications from the country the subject of
Pianos MelOdeOns, or of Tuning and Repairing will be
promptly attended to. Families residing in the city leave
orders at my residence opposite Odd Fellows Hail. ad
dress through the Post-ofice,
marble daWly q ". KIBBEB.