Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-11
Cleo. Hal1

GEO. Hall. a.a
With experience IS years with direct reference TO nscOr
,ssiss what make Of Pianos and MeOdeOns really The
oest Sr o opnuo tone hush, &C. now ready with
out parallel in the history Of tRe business In ths United
to himself Second The diffusion Of music through eoSs
try OF ongaced bowed down, gloomy set Of morAs whose
In particular
Hoto 10 bug a good Piano Chcapt
Go TO GEO EALH and rsy want to buy good Piano.
and II thing know butitte about. Your knowledge Of
stumept and am willing pay what good Piano l. voTths
SsHsRs or course Mr.. H. takes panes TO furnish his
toner with good Piano . -TI. ..f - ID -".H.t
Ho,O to buy poor Piano dearls.
Goto dealer, and tell him you "came 10 Seleet Bring
ssng "eacher" who play GreeHriHs Try tho Plane
give your opinion Ass y j. l. 10 Oe1ys and then say yO
thought you could ge good for that Banter well
the price aud the dealer has Pianos you will bO apt
TO get one ''H ..t
What Pianos are best. -F 81
Mr. HALL gives It as his most candid opinion that the
Raven Bacon, seinwsy, lghte Bradbury, Of New York.
and the Chiekering Emerson Lad Pianos Of Boston,
Cheap Pianos Hnmbugry /,
Beware Of class Of cheap Pianos pretending to have sas
improvements PATENTS &c, that being sold BY travelling
agents. 30
500 Melodeoas. efe Ir
Magnificent styles Of and e Oetaves, double reed
In process Of construction, andhUsT BE Sold ..lra
9-Tbore can be no better MelodeOn bought than
. .. Terms of Sale. -.s0 % =
To those who wish credit will be given of IL
months Also atem Of ~ lessons given gratis 10 each pur
chaser the instrument by competent teacher at Ash
| tnbula. pity - .ff . ."t.H
aaa. Teachers Register 81. s
All peuons qualified for Piano or Melodson teaching wish
ing iuations requested to send In their names and ad
dre stating how long they have taught what they feel
| number Of pupils that can be had &C. ., - ...
Second hand Pianos and MeLodeOns
taken in exchange for at fair rates. and such w bO
| Sale o. to rent. az r
..... Customers List .-
Individuals now owning Pianos Meodeons also those
who intend buyiLg at some future time, will please send in
their names and each win receive pamphlet containing inn
ant information 10 relation to INSTRUMENTS the Study ~
Music, proper age to begin &c, &c
Foreign Customers.
Mr.. HALL win ship Pianos Melodeons 10 persons
n P sSy stat. IN .7 the Un"S CsS S or s S
though they were here to select themselves. n. -II
... r .. Guarantee 5 Years ...,
all 1nsruments date Of sale Mr. Hall will POSITIVE
sell the best Piano and Melodeon market and NO ora
aord TO- Ne % n.unsn n kept fss for & ais' :.
any yHh Price; nj. u,, ~. r.., piano ,s
Mr. n. native of @od Ashtabula" where he now ro-
deshas been exeeled In selling 6st Pianos
Melodeons, and EEvER "ExcBLsIok 10 his motto.
| .' ..a OF HfT0pOSHton .asi '.t
Customers coming from distance exceeding 100 miles
to purchase, will have their expenses r. R. fare &e deduct
ed om the regular price of the Instrument they purchase
NJ B.-N. B.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without arst
writing TO Mr. Hail. you may money, and what Il far
worse the miserable feeling of having bought poor thing
you can't get rid Of. 80 re W.. Ertlr :
.ae0 Who are Critical Judges e. a7
First, Manufacturer Second Tuners and Dealers rrd
Nobody else Some think they Arei
Tile Great Book.
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and MeIodeon-
almost supersedes the necessity Of teacher one
at Price 50. Mr.. Hall buys them by the hundred and
will send them postpaid receipt of s. Clubs will receive
10 copies for $25.
Post Office Address.
Direct all letters to GEO. HALL Ashtabua g. or 10 arC
Of those places above named where his Offices located
and such letters will receive prompt attention.
Geo. Han, Piano Dealer
February II, 1851. ... Ashtabula, 0hko