Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-05-25
Geo Hal1

GEO. Hall.
with experience Is years with direct reference to asce
tanning what make Of Pianos and Melodeons are really the
hest for durability tone dnish &c. is ready with more
parallel in the history Of the business in the United
States Mr. H. aims at two things. First Pecuniary Seaeft
ty Of ongfaced bowed down. gloomy set Of morts whose
ambition to be to acquire land aud money nothing
in particular.
HOw TO bug a good Piano Cheap
Go to GEO. HALL and say al want to buy good Piano.
aud it is thing know but little about Your knowledge of
aros enables you to hefeud in the purchase
Ssass or course Mr. H. takes paiues furnish his Gus
toner aith good Piano.
HO10 TO bug poor Piano dearl1.
Go to a dealer and tell him you cnme 10 select Bring
give opinion Ash If is 10 ocayes then say you
have seen splendid Pianos advertised Tor 5O dollars and YOU
the price and if the dealer has poor Pauos you will be apt
t. get one.
What Pianos are best.
Mr. HALL gives It rs his most candid opinion that the
Raven Bacon Steinway lighe Bradbury af New York
and the Chickerng Emerson Lad Pianos Of Boston are
the b0st 9 makes tn market.
Cheap Piaaos, HumbugrV !
Beware cheap Pianos pretending to have great
mproyemonts patents &C. that being sold by travelling
agents. &c
500 lIelodeons.
Magnificent styles of and 6 octayes double reed oc
aves and Organ Aeolions superior any vet made A. now
in process of construction, and MUST BE SOLD.
n BThere can be better MelodeOn bought than can
be had Of Geo. Hall at Asabula, and on no better terms
Terms of Sale.
To those who wish credit will lie piyen Of @ or 70
months Also term Of II lessons given gratis TO each pur-
chaser upon the instrument by competent teacher Ash
Teachers Register
All persons qualified for Piano or Meodeon teaching wish
ing situations requested 10 send in their names and ad
dress stating how long they have taught what they feel COM
b 70 tescbers arc ,v.ntsd 80 i"k V pIaSes
number Of pupils that can be had &c.
Scc0nd hand Pianos and lIelodeons
taken IN exchange for new at fair rates and such will be for
sale o: to rent
Customers List.
individuals owning Pianos or Melodeons also those
their names aud will receive pamphlet containing i'm
rtant information in relation to Instrumen the study OF
Music, proper age to begin &c, &c.
Foreign Customers
Mr. HALL will ship Pianos and Meodsonr persons re-
and individuals rely upon being fairly delt with
though they were here 10 select themselves.
Guarantee Years,
all Instruments from sale. Mr. Hall will POSITIVE
afford to- Ne "BGssoOod' Instrument kept for sale
any Fb5lSf tb, HALL, the re,, Piano and v.,od.
Mr. II Is native of "Old Ashtabula" where he now re-
sidehas been exceed in Rong Pianos
heodeons and NEVER excel IoK' Is his motto
PrOpOsiLi0a.
Customers coming distance not exceeding 100 mile,
purchase 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 frs.
writing to Mr.. Hail. may money and Whist IL ia
worse the miserable feeling Of having bought poor thing
you can't get rid of.
Who are Critical Judges ?
First Manufacturers. Second Tuners Dealers Third
Nobody elsel Some think they arei
The Great Book
Richardson's New Method for the Piano and Meodeon-
almost EupeiEedP the necessity of teacher Send fer
Price SO Mr. Hall buys them by the hundred
will send them postpaid receipt Of s. Clubs will receive
| 10 colies for s25.
Post Office address.
Direct all letters IN GEO. HALL Ashabuia o. or IN ans
Of those paeE above named where his located
and such letters will receive prompt attention.
| Geo. Hall, Piano Dealer,
| February Il, 1851. AAhtabua, Obs