Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-29
Goo Hall.

GEO. Hal1,
With experience Is years with direct reference to aseer
best for durability, tone finish, &c. ready with more
than 100 Pianos Al command open trade with.
States Mr. H. aims at two things. First Pecuniary benefit
to hipseL Second The diffusion Of music through coun
in particular.
Ho1o to 6HyG a good Piano Cheap
Go 70 GEO HALL and say al want to buy good Piano,
Pianos enables to befeud 10 the purchase In
srument and am willing pay what good Piano Is worth"
toner With a good Piano.
HO,0 to buyd poor Piano dearly.
60 to dealer and tell him you "came to select Bring
asng "teaeher who can play GreenDle Try the Piano
have splendid Pianos advertised $50 dollars and you
thought you could get good for that Banter we'll on
the price, and the dealer has poor Pianos you will be apt
TO get one
-r .-r What Pianos are best. ..-
Mr. HALL gives It as his most candid opinion that the
Raven Bacon seinway ghte Bradbury, Of New York.
the bsst makes in market 80 u
Cheap Ptanos HwmJugTv!
Beware Of class Of cheap Pianos pretending to have e
improvements patents So that being sold by travelling
j.. ...s..t ...r 500 lIelodeoas. ...-... .....
Magnificent Styles and e1 octaves double reed oe
tayes and Organ Aeoon superior to any yet made are now
in process Of construction, and MUST BE SOLD
BThere can be no better MolodeOh bought than can
be had OF Geo. Hall at Ashtabula, and no better
Terms of Sale.
To those who WISH credit will be given OF 500 or 70
months Also term Of IL lessons given gratis to each pur
chaser upon the instrument by competent teacher Ash
Teachers Register
All persons qualified for Piano or Melodeon teaching wish
ing situations are requested TO send IN their and
dress stating how long they have taught what they feel COM
fO do 1iVf1
where teachers wanted requested to write stating the
number of pupils that can be had, &c.
Second hand PianoS and 1Eelodeons
taken in exchange for at fair rates. and such will be for
sale o. to rent
Customers List.
individuals now owning Pianos or Melodeons also those
who intend buying at future time viii please send In
their names and each will receive pamphlet containing i'm
porant information in relation to Instruments the Study
Music, proper age to begin, &C., &c.
Foreign Customers.
Mr. HALL will ship Pianos and Melodeons to persons re-
ng 6d II ANY Sts in 9 the Un0P California or the cs3sd
though they were here to select themselves.
Guarantee Years,
all Instruments from date of sale Mr. Hall will POSITIVE
LT sell the best Piano and Aelodeon in market and
and II prepared to sell them than most dealers
can afford to- Ne "BGssoOod Instrument kept for sale
Tho this HALL the great Piano and Melodeon dealer
Mr. H. is native of "old Ashabula" where he now re-
Melodeons, and NEVER WILL BE. "ExcELsog his motto
Proposition.
Customers coming from distance not exceeding 100 miles
purchase will have their expenses r. fare &c. deduct
ed from the regular price of the Instrument they purchase
~ B.-N B.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without first
writing to Mr. Hail. you may money and what Is far
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 are
The Great Book.
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and Meodeon-
almost supersedes the necessity Of teacher Send fer
at Price $s Mr.. Hall buys them by the hundred and
will send them paid receipt Of s. Clubs will receive
| 10 copies for $25.
Post Office address
Direct ali letters to GEO HALL AshtabuIa o. or any
Of those places above named where his Offices located
and such letters will receive prompt attention.
| Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer,
February u, 1861. Ashtabua, Ohic.