Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-06-15

GEO. Hall,
With experience of Is years with direct reference ascer
tanning what make Of Pianos and Meodeon really the
best for durability tone finish &C. is ready with
out parallel in u history Of the business in the United
states Mr. H. ain at two things. Fr Pecunary benefit
ty Of longaced bowed down. gloomy set Of mors whose
In particular. '- =
HOw to bug good Piano Chcapi
Go to GEO. NALL and say al want to buy good Piano
and is thing know but little about Your knowledge Of
raros enables you 10 hefend the purchase Of an in
SeT " or conrSs ann WING M TO pay what good Piano L worth
toner with good Piano '''
Hoa0 TO buy poor Piano dearly.
Go to dealer and tell him you "cnme to select Bring
ave yon enn;a who eGS play reeHue Try the Piano
have seen splendid Pianos advertised Tor 5O dollars and YOU
hought you could get good that Banter we'll on
b get one. ' "'' "P'
Hhat Pianos are best.
Mr. HALL gives it his most candid opinion that The
Raven Bacon Stenway, ighte Bradbury Of New York
,o ana tnS ehieer9g Emerson Lad Pianos Of Boston, are
Che0p Pianos, Unm5ugrV d! r"
Beware of a class of chrnp Pianos. rro,srr 10
ngsns m patents &C. that are being sold by travelling
500 MelOdeons.
Magnificent STYLES q and sl Octaves double re.as oc
taves, and organ keoions superior to any yet made o
in process Of Construction and MUST s SOLD '00 ''e now
N B-There can be better Meodeon bought tina, c,n
be had Of Geo HALL At Ashtabua and better terms
W Terms of Sale.
To those who wish, credit viii be given oras ~ 70
tabula. l-s.' p =. ~ ~ nSn-
Teachers Register
All persons qualified for Piano or Seodeon teaching ~
Ing situations requested to send in their names and sd
dress stating how long they have taught what fbey feel
pstent to Do &c Also those individuals RrownF Of places
numberof pupils that can be had &c. 1
Second hand Pianos and lEelods0ns
aten in exchange for new at fair rates and such will b o
an CaStomer's List.
individuals owning Pianos or Meodeonr also those
who intend hyig At some future time, will please send in
pIan information in relation Instruments the stud Of
Music proper age to begin, &c, &c. ..-..-'r -
r.. Foreign Customers.
Mr. HALL will ship Pianos and Melodeons to re-sops rs
and individuals nay rely upon being s fairly de Sib M
though they we're here 10 select themselves |tfT.T
Guarantee 5 Years,
all 1nstruments from date Of ale Hr Hall will rosTrvy
LIZ sell the best Piano and Meodeon in market and no oTg
ERs and n prepared to Re them LOWER than most dealers
can afford to- Ne "BaspOod Instrument kept for sale al
any price.
sdehss Rerer been exceled in selling first class Pianos and
Aelcdeons, and skvER WILL RE "ExcE, his motto
Proposition.
Customers coming from distance not exceeding 100 miles
to purchase will have their expenses r. r. fare Ec deduct
cd from the regular price OF the Instrument they purchase
~ B.-N B.
NEVER under any circumstances purchase without frat
writing to br Hall as you may save money, and what is fat
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 ese' Some think they arei ... ...- -
The Great Book.
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and Meodeon-
almost superedes tho necessity of teacher one
at once Price So Mr.. Hall buys them by the hundred and
will send them postpaid receipt S. Clubs will receive
10 copies for S25.
Post Office Address. t
Direct all letters to GEO HALL Ashtabula O. or "a anz
Of those places above named where Offices are located
and such letters will receive prompt attention.
Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer
feoFuary H. leol' Ashtabuls, Obs.