Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-03-26

Pianos, MIeIodcoms & NfusS.,
PRICES GREATLY REFUGEE,

~ hseAhOSS nhSAVNASVAAS az UUlSIR
PRICES GREATLY REDUcEn,
IJoRBoEiwATERs, No. 8ss Rroaaw ay.,N..
York, Agent for the sale Of the best Ra NV
and New York Pianos and Melodeons ny ,,Ien
gest assortment of Music Merchandise =; }tats
United States. Pianos from Ave lifIa M q. the
in plainrosewood cases, for 5000 10 tbosaa thess
most elegant finish, for $1,000. No ths
Union can come in competition for he - ths
variety and celebrity gifts instrume nts, nor se
extremely low prices atwhieh they ara soIS me
Horace Waters, Modern I'm NO.
- tiH Pianos.
with or without iron frames, have, in tbs;
scale and improved action, q power and en-. new
Of tone equalling the grand the 6east @p pn
irst Music Masters have Justly RS and
equal if not superior to any other mi M !.Inen
are guaranteed to stand the action Of sYary t NJ
mate. ais
Horace Waters Me,odeon..
(Tuaed the equal temperamens,J smart.
each desirable quaity-soler agent for ,ba u
of S. D. d 81. w. Smiths celebrated MsIa5.ssats
can also furnish Melodeons of all Other re~Ina
Prices from $45 to $l25; for two SETS Of reess
.Melodeons, S2T5 and $500. 4S
Muslo.-One of the largest and best cataln...
Of Music now published sold at greatly reissesSs
bald Personal attention paid to all pOs.-
ceived by mail. Second hand Pianos tatsss 70 70
exchange for new. Catalogues sent by 7ms;, ~
Great Inducements offered to agents to sail ~.
above. & liberal discount to dealers tessh.sHn Wv
seminaries and clergymen,
Each instrument guaranteed to give s.t;.t..
ton, or purchase money refunded. Second.
hand Pianos at Great bargains eonstantly T.
store; prices from $50 TO $40. =
Testimonials from Professors. ana
Opinions of the Press.
-
-"The Horace Waters Pianos are kn.w,
among the very best. We are enabled to sps.s
of these instruments with some degree Of conf.
dence, from personal knowledge of their sxssi.
lent tone and durable quaIity."-N. Y. Evnno.-
list oN
Says q Tho Christian Intclligoncer:n-" tn.
Horace Waters' Pianos, for elegance of construc.
ton. superior depth and swootness oft0ns wer,
pronounced by competent judges ut the Gryst,l
Palace to DO in oil respects ln,lStc rpiecCs OF ma
chanical skill. Having inspected u largo nun.
Dor of the Horace Waters Pianos, we can spssl
of their merits, from personal knowledge, as DO.
ing of tho worry best quality"
The following is taken from the "Christi..
inquiror:nn-" The finest among the many pis".
Os ut tho Crystal Palace, are those nlaSSl thon.
by Horace Waters, whose instruments are Al.
ways POPULAR"
Tho following we take from the Chr,st;,n
AZ vocHte," Memphis, Tom. 81" The loracs
thoroughly seasoned material. From ali thsI
we can learn of this establishmont-sai to b.
the largest III tho United States-wO haye ma
doubt that buyers do Ms woil, perhans bettsr
Ia
Your instruments are sensible imnroy..
mcnt upon American Pianos, and an honor ~
tho skillful manufacturer. Thcro Is no douot
but thcy will be appreciated by tho public ana
all admirers of trun morit.-Oscar Comettant.
"They are fully equal to any of tho Kind 7
have seen in tho United States, and far su nsrieE
to those of similar mako saw in England.
Geo. Washburne Morgan,
" take great pleasure in prononncing them
instruments of superior quality, both In tons
and tonch."-.Augnst Gockel.
Our friends will find at Mr.. Waters stor,
tho very best assortment of music and of Piano1
to be found in the United Stntos, and wo urS.
our southern and western friends to give him a
call whenever they go to Now York"
Graham's Magazine.
Ills inWrumcnts are we'll known Tor their
superior qualities, though thoy scarcely surpa,s
i'll richness. volume of tonc and dcltcaey 81
touch some Instruments OF moro obscure maken
which VIZ have seen; yet even In those prime 70.
speots, W"tcrs' Pianos and MSIodcons ahsIlsng,
omp"riSon with the finest made anywhere IN
tho Countrywide ue Journal.
z. l.; Sholcs, editor of the KcnoShn " Tribune
cd in good or. or. and is pronounced an excellent
instrument by good judges, tho tsnc of It is par
ticnlnrly comr"cndod, as is indeed its external
workmanship md finish, compared With i1
cost"
sI'Onklng of tho Horace Waters Pianos an
Mclodeon5 Mt tho Crystal Palace, tho " Now
York Dispatch" Bays:-" A number Of theaA pi-
amos and pedal bass organ mo odions, from their
;
attract tho worry general attention and conrnon-
dGtion of visitors. Waters" Now Sonlo" is re-.
cognized by artists not only sensible but
important improvement in pianos"
The " Now York Exprcss'' says 80. Tho He
race Waters Pinnos are pronounced by musical
amateurs MS a decidedly superior article in ali
requisites af this ilnportan. Instrument, aud its
fast supcrseding those of other manuIaeturor..U
Says the I" Knoxville (Tcnn.) Standnrd:n-.
Mr.. Waters mas long experience in the bust.
ness. and has gained reputation unsurpassed
for selling the bcst instruments in tho country"
'Thc Sunny South" renchCs us with tho follow.
ing =" This gentleman is one of tho most OF
tcn"ivo music doulcrs in the Union. His pianos
and melodeons have obtained great celebrity FOR
their excellent tono and durable quality
Snys |" Tho Valley City Advocate -" We
have takon ~ look Mt Piano which has just ar.
rived from tho celebrated establishment of To-
race Waters, and must say that for tOnO and
oce"u.y OF finish, 1t urpusses any we ever saw