Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-07-20
Geo. Ha11-

GEO. Hall,
with experience IS years with direct 10
tanning what make Of Pianos and Moodeon really the
best for durability tone fnish &C.. is ready with more
out parallel in the history Of the business in the United
States Mr. H. aims at two things First Pecunary benefit
try Of gfaced bowed down. gloomy of morts whose
ambition seems to be to acquire land and money for nothing
in particular.
HO,o to buy 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
Paros enables you to beend me in the puchoSe Of in
sumcn and am willing TO pay what good Piano Is worth"
SeH'bs Of course Mr. H. takes palnes furnish bis
toner with q good Piano.
HO1o TO 6uy q poor Piano dearly.
Go to dealer and tell him you "came to select Bring
give your opinion Ask il It is 10 ocavc and then say you
have seen splendid Pianos advertised 5O dollars and you
thought you could get good one for that Banter well
the price, and If the dealer has poor Panos you will be apt
h get one.
What Pianos are best.
Mr. HALL gives it as his most candid opinion that the
and the Chickerng, Emerson Lad Pianos of Boston,
the bsst makes in market.
Cheap Pianos, HumlJugry
Beware Of class Of cheap Pianos pretending to have great
improvements patents &c, that being sold BY travelling
agents. &c.
500 JIclodcons.
Magnificent styles, Of and ca ocoves double reed oc
a'e and Organ Ae"ons SUPERIOR to any yet made ae now
IN process Ol COnStructlOu, anu MUS BE SOLD'
n. B-There can be no better Mcodeon bought than
10 had of Geo Hall at Ashtabua ard better terms
Terms Of Sale.
To those who wish credit will be given of s. u
months Also term Of Il lessons given gratis to each pu
chaser upon the nsunentby competent teacher at ASH
tabua.
7eocher's Register
All persons qualified for Piano Melodeon teaching wish
Ing situations requested send in their and ad
dress stating how long they have taught what they feel
AlSO OF nj
VIII re teachers wanted requested write stating the
number Of pupils that can be had, &c.
Second hand Pianos and 1Iel0de0as
taken in exchange for at fair rates. and such will be
CuStomcr'S List.
Individuals owning Pianos or Melodeons also those
who intend buyg at some future time will please
their names and each will receive pamphlet containing inn
ptant information in relation to Instruments the Study OF
Music, proper age to begin, &c., &c.
Foreign Customers.
Mr.. HALL will ship Pianos Meodeons to persons re.
Sd dpg il G%y State in @ the T@oD R Caon or tie Csn@d
though they were here TO select themselves.
Guarantee Years,
on all Instruments from date Of sale Mr. Hall will POSITIVE
sell the best Piano and MelOdeon in market and 40 oT
ERs and prepared TO sell them LOWER than most dealers
afford to. No "BassuOod Instrument kept for salo at
any price. n,---,,,,
Mr. II. is native Of "Old Ashabula" where he now re-
sdeshas been excecd in selling class Pianos and
Melodeons, and "ExcGLsloK his motto
IrOpOSiLiOa.
Customers coming from distance exceeding 100 miles
opurchase will have their expenses r. r. fare &C. deduct
ed from the regular price of the instrument they purchase
~ B.-N 3.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without FIRST
writing to Mr.. Hail. you may money what far
worse the miserable feeling of having bought poor thing
you can't get rid Of.
Who are Critical Judges
First Manufacturer Second, Tuners Dealers Third
Nobody else Some think they are
The Great Book.
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and ATelodeon-
almost supersedes the necessity of teacher Send for ono
Price SO. Mr. Hall buys them by the hundred and
will send them postpaid on receipt of SS Clubs will receive
10 copies for $25.
Post Office Address.
Direct all letters TO GEO. HALL Ashabula, o.. or to anv
those places above named where his Offices are located
and such letters will receive prompt attention.
Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer
February "a, lsOl' Ashtabula OhIc.