Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-30
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Among the may certificates Of tho excellence and
merits Of these Pianos, We wOuldrefsr 10 the follow
AE. W.iEEEI1, Bstinors. Desr Sir :-l have sreat
Pianos, and ind them sanai, 4 ret snSaTior. to sny
u this country. Among theiT great g~Ualitics which
distinguish tb0m, is the eTenness OF tone, the GYre6-
able and easy touch, and volume OF tone. Wishing
you all the Success you 90 highly deserve,
1Ani,s Sir, you're yoEy tr1ly
TrmAadon-Qron the Fronch.@
AfeE having BayedOnt tbs Pianos OF Hessrs. KnAbe
a o., II Is impossible not 10 bear testimony to their
QuhiaeA Whieh lave Acquired for them the eniueat
reputation watch Ikey ENJOY. The Pianos OF their
l reuarkasle iOT their qualities Of TossE. The Sass
is powerful, without hars1nessi and the upper notes
snd ID not hesitate to eIEress ia regard 20 these IN
strumeRts ay entire satisfaction, and to declare that
they are equal Il not suFerfor 20 the best napuiac-
tured in EuroR or this country By the most celebra-
ted maken- lsisDedl LII G~OTTsCHILT.
To Mesns. VIZ. EsAuE s Uc.. Baltimore u can
not bet conE ~arulate you upon the immense progress
very best in the country. n. STkAKOSCH.
Nj. Csc. A. BARLOW :-Theao noble Instruments
possess mmenserS5o1rce Of power and expression.
nch and sympathetic while The high notes are bril-
liant eioer ard flre g silver bells
The scale Is even withoata single saw the action
is smooth sud maTvsiOusly easy and the pedal elects
the hneG Of which the fianoicrts l. sCsCepdL4M
Ina word, Anhbe's Pisnos arc acrthyot the great
est Artists, and are eaFaSle OF rendering The finest
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, d.
Hr. &. A. BAaoH, Dear Sir 1T gives ne pleasure
TO state tha I Gonnder tie kuRbe Piano equal to any
and suHriOr to NOS Instruments made in this Coun-
try, especially In richness and volume o. tone
Having used one OF the e ne for ten or more hour
OF Teach day, for two years, ] feel confident in recon-
mendlnR thea to all who ara unacQuainted with their
Uai apAntiee. Em' resYeSSti5liy Soqrs,
TSnohR q Ha0c Gle Fsland Female Eamfnary
"a M Der Sir 1T gives ne much pleas
are 70 ~ able 70 -, thHI consider knabeis Pianos
he dac9, both in volume and sweetness, which hsVe
tver HGOd upoA, 9ther IN America or Europe.
Thops dalB ORsrHs With better eject than in any
otheriaItrHBsEsi Edn AGt, Knabs's motto nay
truly - "AoslGoS-H Ars. 0. s. DOUGLAS,
rr4#lT & Teacher Of Music, Cleveland.
Prof. Id HOHMlAsLn, Teacher OF Music IN the
Ohio State Blind Asylum, writes AFTER examining
9 large number Of WH. Knabe & OS'B Piano Fortes,
| unheAtatl8y uOnOgnoe them superior to any I
have seen. Their tone Is Band aid noble; they have
CREST capclty fer sustaining the soundi and their
YoiunQ5 Of tone or Uwsr 1 have never heard eXcslled.
They combine witt a fine touck, depth, sweetness OF
tone, purity and durability"
'sThat the Knabe Piano Is superior to all others
made in this country, for brilliancy, sweetness, and
Volume OF tone, needs only % be heard 70 convince 10
the factH-tbtaR Journal, Columbus, Ohio
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