Grass Valley telegraph., 1858-06-12

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chandSe in the United States ianos from Five diff
ferent Manufactures, f erery rariey Of Styte-trom
JhOSe in plain rosewood cases Tor SZOO TO thoSe nl
5he most elegant finish for $1,000. No House In the
Union ca come in competition for the Number r0rfe
% and celebrity of Instruments the extremely tO0
prices at achich theyGre Sold
WATERS IMPROVED PIANOS.
with without iron frames, in their new scale and
improved action. power and compass of tone equal
ing the grand, with the tea3ty and dirdtllty Of the
-quare piano. The Press and first Music Masters
have Justly pronounced them equal if not superior to
any other make They are guaranteed stand the as
hon cf erery climate.
HORACE WATERS MELODEONS (tuned the equal
temperament) superior in each detTdtle qltdity-Soe
agent for the sale of S d. Il Fl. w. smiths celebrated
Mel0leon>-can also furnish Melode0nS OF all other
makers. Prices from S45 to Sl.5 for two sets OF
reeds, $3.50 two banks of keys 500 Organ pedal
bass melodeons, SZ75, and $500
MUSIC-One or the largest and Best catalogues of
Music is published sold at greatly reduced prices
Music to wherever ordered. post paid Personal
attention paid tn all orders received by mail Second
hano Pianos taken in exchange for new. Catalogues
sent BY mail. Great inducements offered to Agents
to sell theabove. liberal discount todealers, teach
erS. Heminarie$ and clergymen.
Each instrument guaraetesd to give satisfaction, OF
purchase money refunded. SECONDHAND PIANOS
AT GREAT BARGAINS constantly in Store prices
from $50 to $40.
Testimonials from Professors and Opinions
If the Press.
stThe Horace Waters Pianos are kcown among the
very best. We enabled to speak OF these IN
struments with some degree of confidence from per
sonal knowledge of their excellent tone and durable
quality. ~ T. Evangelist.
Having inspected large number of Horace Wat
erS' fianos speak of their merits, from per-
sonal knowledge, as being the very best quality
Christian ERteligencer
''Nothingat the State Fair displayed greater excel
ence in any department than the Piano Forte manu-
facture of Horace Waters, of this y-Ch1fchnG1a'
The finest among the many pianos at the Crystal
Palace those placed there by Horace Waters, whose
instruments always popular r''Chriytidn In4ni1er
,sThe Horace Waters rianos are built of the best
and most and most thoroughly seasoned material
From all can learn Of this e>tablishment-said to
be the largest i'll the United State We have no doubt
that buyers do WELL perhaps better, at this
than at any other house in the Union. .'-ChiStida
Adcr"q'e. Tenn.
Mr. Waters has been long established and is ia
yorably bnowp. we bespeak from experience when
readers that his prices are below those
usually charged for articles in his line '-JaekSontdn
Nec Jersey.
The treble is clear. pure powerful. and very me-
lodous the base is deep, rolling, and sonor0us tie
middle part is rich and sympathetic, and possessing
the power of singing 1. e. of uniting the sound of
each tone, in degree but rarely achieved. "-HeRy
C. Watson.
''For power of tone. depth of bass, and brilancy
of treble, together with accurac! of touch they are
equal to any make am acquainted with, and cor
daily recommend them to those wishing purchase"
Y. C. Taylor
'Our friends will find at Mr. Waters store the very
best assortment OF music and of pianos in the United
States and urge southern and western friends
to give him a call whenever they so to New \ ork -
Grdham'S AdgGzine
sWe consider them worthy of special attention,
from the resonant and exceedingly musical tone which
Mr. Waters has succeeded in in~attainng. ~. Y.
Musical World and Times.
sIIis instruments are well known for their superior
qualities. Waters pianos and meOdeonS challenge
comparison with tie finest made anywhere in the
country .''-H, me Journal
c. l.. Slole>, editor of the Kenosha 9 iJaue and
7eegrdph saws Tie uiano was received in good Or
der. ana i pronounced excellent instrument by
good judges, the tone of it is particularly commended
is indeed its external workmanship and inlal com
pared with its cost"
Speaking of the Horace Waters Pianos and Melo
deems the trystal aace. the NetO York III Patch
says. "A number of these pianos and Petal bass
organ melodeOne from their great power and fuIlneas
and richness OF tone attracts the general atten
top and concentrations of visitors. Waters, New
Scale i recognized by artisis only SensiLle
but important improvement in pi nos"
'lhe Horace Waters ianos pronounced by
musical anlate,rs as decidedly superior article in
all the requisites of this instrument. and it is fast
superseding those Of al other manufacturers ".
I. Express
.eIEev Nhe Horace Waters FianoS) are very SUI
Deriar instruments and the maker may confidently
challenge comparison HIjh any other manufacturer
il country regards their outward elegance and
quality OF tone and power. ~. ! Nirr0r
The Horace Waters iianoa ecce}le3tt well as
cheap but he has those OF other makers. well
hand capitally ada ted to limited means.
v 7. EreTing Post.
Says the knoxville (Tenn) Standard Mr.. Waters
has t1g experience in the business and has gained
reTudtie1 unsurpassed for selling the best instruments
in the country
The Sunny South reaches US with the following
This gentleman is one OF the most extensive music
dealers III the Union. his piano. and mel,'eous have
obtained great celebrity for their erceet tome dad
desirable quality"
Says the Valley City Advocate; 1--WE have taken
look at piano which has just arrived rom .he cele
brated establishment OF Horace Waers, and must say
for and beauty OF finish. il suraSseo any ever
sa for the price"
''Hoace Waters Piano Fortes of full, rich, and
even tone, and pow erful.'-N. T. Musical Hetier.