Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-18

GEO. Hall
with an experience Of years with direct reference TO
tanning what make of Pianos and Meodeons are resi, a.
best for durability tone, fnish &c. is now reodv with % se
than 100 rap9s at command TO open trade scale with
States Mr. II aims at two things First Peenniarv benSet
to himself second The diffusion Of music through coun-
in particular my 'Oi "o'nnig
HoIo to bug a good Piano Cheap!
Go to GEO HALL and say want to buy good Piano.
and It is thing know but little about Your knowledge Of
iaro enables to befend me in the purchase r s i
S an" no & am WING m 70 lay what good Piano is WORTH
toner with good Piano D''i MS GUS
Hon TO bug poor Piano dear11.
Go to dealer, and tell him you "came to select Brno
asng Sn & eqineT ln who can play Greeare Try the Piano
have seen splendid Pianos advertised for $50 dollars and you
thought you could get good for that Banter we'll ON
to get one. NV "F'
What Pianos are best.
Mr. HALL gives e as his most candid opinion that tic
Raven Bacon, seihway, Lighte Bradbury of New York
the best makes in market. 0' ''e
Cheap Pianos, HumJugrv
Beware of a class of chcap Pianos nretendjr %
patents &e that are being sold BY travelling
500 1Eelodeots AHA
Magnificent styles Of and 6 Octaves double reed oc
in process of construction and MUST Be SoID nO"
NB.There can be better Melodeon bought than can
De hau O 'eo HAL at Ashtabula and on better terms
Terms of Sale g..
To those who wish, credit will be given Of g. O. or p
months Also aerm Of IL lessons given graft. to each pur-
tabula. ' Ut 1A9h-
Teachers Register
All persons qualified for Piano Mcodeon teaching wish
ing situations are requested to send in their and adj
dress stating how long they have taught what they feel con
petent to DO &c Also those individuals knowing of places
number Of pupils that can be had &C. '-'
Second hand Pianos and Melodeons
taken in exchange for at fair rates. and such will be for
CUStomeT's List.
individuals owning Pianos or Melsleons ,lso tboss
VINO intend buying at some future time, will please send in
their names and each will receive pamphlet containing inn
Portant information in relation Instruments the STUDY Of
Music, proper age to begin, &e., &c
Foreign Customers.
Mr. HALL viii ship Pianos and Meodeons to persons re-
and individuals ui@y rely upon being fairly det with as
though they were here TO select themselves.
Guarantee Years,
all Instruments from date of sale Mr. Hall will POSITIVE
Frs and r. prepared to sell them LOWER than most dealers
can afford to- Ne "BassOOd Instrument kept for sale at
Who this HALL, the great Piano Melodeon dealer
Mr.. II. is native of "Old Ashabula where he now re-
neUer been exceed in selling class Pianos and
heOueohs ana NEVER WILL BE- "ENCEL>Io his motto.
Proposition.
Customers coming from distance exceeding 100 miles
to opurchase will have their expenses r. r. fare &c. deduct
ed from the regular price of the instrument they purchase
~ B.-N B.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without fra
writing to Mr. Hall you may money! and far
worse the miserable feeling of having bought poor thing
you can't get rid Of
Who are Critical Judges &?
First, Manufacturers Second Tuners and Dealers Third
Nobody else Some think they arei
THE Great B0Ok
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and Melodeon-
almost supersedes the necessity Of teacher one
at once Price So Mr. Hall buys them by hundred and
will send them postpaid receiP of So Clubs will receive
10 copies for $25.
Post Office Address,
Direct all letters to GEO. HALL Ashtabula o. or 10 any
OF those places above named where his Offices located
and such letters will receive prompt attention.
Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer,
February a. 1861. Ashtabuia, 0hc