Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-02-05
ALsU-UN HAND,
KsysSsSSs, Smell Instruments, Stria0s,

among the many certificates Of the excellence ant
merits OF these Pianos We would refer to the follow
ha. ". KEABs, BsltImOrs, Dear r:-I have srsa
pleasure IN cert1 ing that have tried you SquArJ
Pianos, and md them oqunl, II not superior, TO anl
y, this country. Among their great qualities which
distinguish them, is the svenness Of tone fhe agree
able aud easy touch, and volume Of tone. WlGhing
you all the Iuco6ss you 80 highly deserve,
am, Sir, YOUR very truly
EfransIAtion-,FFosn the FrenoS.1
After having plgy edOn the Pianos Cf Messra Knabs
4 o. II Il in 1pssbs NOT ~ hear tesfiTnorV a. tbsi,
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy Ths Pianos of theiI
anufEcturo, on which have played, arc exceeding
y remarkable II their Qualitiae Of TOaE. The Bas
is power III, without harshness, and the upper note
sweet, clear and heTmOniously mellow, (chrystillalY
and do not hesitate to express in regard TO these 10
srumanta my entire satBtacton, and to declare thai
turod ia Europe tis country by the most colebra
ed Uiszo-s. lsisaedl L. n. qOTTSCHALK.
To Msasrs. VIZ. EHABz q UO., Bsltimors:-I can
not but congratulate you upon she immense progress
TOiI Fis9tS, Hhleh y NJ c2inicEi rank among thi
seEy best In me country. ID. 5TkAko8Ed.
TT. CSC a. BARLOW :-Thoso nobje Instrumeay
acsses immense ros0rces Of power and ozprassl0h
TicA and sympethetici while the high noses arsbri
Htnti clear and pure ua silver belle.
The seaie q even W;thOU; single hAw; She zcsioi
Il smooth and mATvaousy essg andths pednI c5aot
-ae tuest Of which the PlsnOiorto is suscepliLl1,
~ word, hnsbe's Ptsuoa are worthy Of tho great
estArtigt5, and capable oi rendering the unea
csrlBositicns taossu Il this realm Of ARA.
ELIZA HbEhHE Ehn,
Cleveland, ..
Hfr c. A. BARROW, Dear sir ii gives mo plelsul
Etste that consider tho knahe Plano sgusl to 40
sad superior TO most INSTRUMENTS made In this com
srv, especially In richness aud vQl ume Of tone.
Having used one OF the sans f6r ten or more hour
OF each daT for two years. feel confident 10 recon
mendins them a. ali who are uuacquainted with thsf
crest Qdalitios." am, respectfully, yours,
q. y. p. LEkEED,
Teacher OF NJ usic Cleveland Female Seminar
q. A. BARLOW, Dear 5ir:-it gives me much pieaI
90 ba able 10 say, that consider ERabo's Piznf
he finest both IN volume aud sW6ctasas, which heV
tVer piE5 ed upon, eithor ln America 0r EurOpe.
Thc9o dal8 operate With better s;1s1t than In an
otherius trumentsi and iE fact, L abaB motto ma
sFCls be, " EEueiaipr." MrB. q. :. DOUGLAS,
Teacher Oi Music, Cleveland
Prof.. H. !. HOTHsRgLz, Teacher OF MusIo IN thg
Uho Stst5 Blind Asylum, writes :tA flor szaullnint
: iecge uumbor Of Vim. knaD5 i Cos Piano Eortel
} unhositstiogly pronornoe thom superior to any
hsYe see- Ehur tone Is grand and noble; they haTt
great capacity for su5tEining the sound; snd thsl
FoluRe Of tone or power have never heard sIooIsd
Thay combine Vfin dne tOnoh, depth, sssetnaFs Oi
tJho, pErtty and durability"
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'srsai the Knabs Pisn9 is su7sfios n sli ether
mads II this country, for briiGnCy, uWeetnssa anc
Veiull5 1f tona needs oDlg 70 DO heard to oonTnoa
fce -aot. ~ S.Ets Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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