Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-12-30
OLD PIANOS AND MELODEONs
TAKEN IN EXOHANGE

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OLD PIANOS AND MELODEONS
TAKEN IN EXOHANGE.
4D-Among the many certificates Of he e1eellsnc,
and meuts ofthese Pianoss would refer to the fol
SSitS y. KEABE, Baltimore, Dear sir.-I bs-,
great pl asure ia certiB ing that have tried YOU
S4uaIo I,1hns sna lnd mem tqrt'l II not supe-o
10 any IN tbs countrS. Among their grest Qualtt
wh CT 4 tinguisn them, IS IN eTennts, Of ,Oiie
e, e al aaa ety ouch. and vCl me 4 toUs -
VI hiLs Yu al Qe succ' ss on 60 highly deserve,
s THh B RG.
Er v. ENNBE- My Dear Sir:-Though not per.
sonaliy q qua o le - WHY u, Il ahorls much
plea q E 10 n ks On n eOmmun cat On "ol-h, as 8
strit ii1 nd Ot Jus ana eaucor, ca not wfA.
bold irJ m yOJ. On recent visit to Philadelphia
mad tn PLEASURE Of PERFORMING on one Of your Pia-
nos. and 10 my astonishnentB found it IN every
particular most excellent one, ard your name has,
sincs that time, been frt sh in my msmOry.
e. s2TFER.
To Msssrs. VIM. KNABE Z CO., Baltimore Gen.
immense progress and i'm 2Tovements which you con-
tinuaiiY make on your Pianos, which in my opinion
rank among the very best in the teog4t5y. .-o.o-,
Er. W. KEABE-Dear Sir:-I was delighted on
hearing elear and full tone Of your really Erst
Glass Pianos, and congratulate you the progress
q. YIEUxTEMPs.
Mr.. GEO. A. BARLOW These noble instru-
menl8 possess immense resources OF power nd pV-
esslon. The bass is sOu0rOus and grand; the mid
Ole register, rich and syUplthstic; while tbe hieh
notes are brilliant, clear and pure as silser SELLS
The scale even without q single flaw the action
i5 smooth and naryelously easy; snd 10 PEDAL Effects
the finest Of which the Pianoiarts Is s1scspEbIs.
10 WOTds In b. Pianos aFe worthy G. the
greatest Artists and are eapa le OF rendering the
meet sClapos. .tlqns known IN the real Of Art,
kLllA SHEPHERD OlsTeIsnd, o.
Mr. G. A. BARLOW-pear Sir 1T gives ma
pleasure % state thst CO. slider the Knabs Piano
squal 20 any, and superior to most fnstr1Faenta
made in this country, especially in Fohness ERd vol
Having nsed one Of the same Tor ten OF mors Aours
Of each day, tor two year5, feel oonhdsnt IN recon-
memo meR3ding Il gu them n a Yhe are unaeQusntsd with
AM respectfully, y9gqFss, g vv,,vn
Teacher OF Music, Cleveland Female seminary. O.
Dec. 2, ls6l.
G. A. BARL0E-De4r sir;-It aivsI ma much
pleasure 70 6e able to say, that consider Knabs's
which ] have ever played upons either in America
The pedals operate with better effect ,hap IN anv
other instruments and 10 fact, knabss motto may
truly be ~ EIeelsior Mas. y. 8. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Of Music, Cleveland, Ohio.
OHARLEs MnSEEa, Teacher Of Mnsio, Columbus,
Having used, for the laut eight years, Pianos Of
all the best makers in this county, it s Wth Bisas
Tor tulnessi easy and Agreeable action, depth and
beauty Of tons, durability Of internal ana eNternsi
BEEN 50 lucky as to Be os5sssed d K5Sbs un
Prof "a. ]. HoTaEAeLE, Tsscher Of Music IN tha
Ohio State Blind sTlum, Writsas
., after examining large number Of Wm Knsbe
( Co.'S Piano Ferries, l unhesitaiinFly pronounced
them superior to any I have 6ssn Their tone h
EE49d aud Doolei they nave great capacity Tor Sus
tatning She sound and their volume Of tons or
power have never heard ezcclled. They combine
With nne touch, depth, purity Bweoinese of tone,
and durability"
Ohio State Journal:
THAI the Knabs Piano Is superior 10 an othsrs
made ia this country, tor hrillancY, gsetnsss "a
volume Of tone, needs On8 70 b hard 70 convince
of the fact"
GeW York Susieal World.
While. We are on the subject Of Pianos, we are
reminded Of an uncOmmonly rich toned InstruueDt
q Baltimore make. We refer with pleasure 70 The
Pianos Of william hnabe 4 o., Of Baitimora, and
l9sure our southern friends, that u ell MS Instru
nents are ot the same quality the ons We saw the
,tner days they mag saVo save 8omethlng on trans
'ortaton, hy taFrTng at BAltimors for thsfr Piano
,urchaae1.p
Boston Pilot;
~ Our enjoyment vas supreme, when We heard fhs l
loquent language Of one OF tho88 noble Instrn ent1
indeed the citizens Of Baltimore may we'll feel D.
rec OF pride In tho poae8gion Of auch an extensive
nd prosperpus estsbishmelr, which sdds not only /
Q the substantial imprOFenents Of tie city k1f j
lI0 TO its artistic 6me.n DecIes,Sg