Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-03-14
ivory PisHo Warranted for Five eYeaFt
And fho priyila1 ofszohAnge sivOu at any time viii
OLD PIAAo IaD REL0BEoRs TaEEHM ErCRaat
AL9O-OE HAND,
AsIsSssH'i E1'sn iSstru~eEss, StFiaSs, &

merits q these Pianos, We would rsisr to the follow
En-, ". KEABE, Baltimore, DeSr sir;-I have Rrea.
pleasure in certifying that hsvs tried You sQuaE'
Pianos, and and thsm equal, II not superior, 20 Ane
distinguish them Is the svsnness OF tone, the agree
abls and easy touoh, and volume Of tone. Wifhiri
You all the Buooess you 90 highly deserve,
lam, Sir, your very truly
GrrAnEIation-(From the Frsrth.l
After having playedlon the Pianos Of MessrI KnAba
Co.. It IL impossible not to bear testimony thei
qualities, which have acquired for them the eminent
reputation which they enjoy. The Pianos Of thsD
Manufacture, on which have played, are exceeding
u remarkable II their Qualities Of TONI. The Basl
Il power u without hardness, and the upper notes
sweet, clear and hsrmOnousy mellow, (ohrygtiliRn,l
and do not hesitate to In regard 20 these In
struments my entire sRtBactonI and to declare thai
they eQuAl II not superior to the best mRnufRe-
tured Ia Europe this country By the most oelebrA
ted makerz. lstEnedl Il. n. SoETsOhALk'
10 kIessrs. VIZ. KsABs 3 o.. Bsltimore:-I can
not but congratulate yoq upon the immense prosre1
and improvements which You continually make OF
your Pianos, which in ny opinion renk among tn
VsrT beSt In the country N. sTBAkOSOH.
Mr., GEo. A. BARLOW :-TheSe noble InstrumsntI
POSSESS immense resources Of power and expression
eioh and sympatheto; while the high notes are bTfl
liant, ciear and pure as silver bells.
Ths scale Is even without single nAHi the setioi
Il smooth and mArvslonsy easy and the pedal eject
lie finest Of which tho Pianoforte e susceptible.
In word, KnAbe's Pianos are worthy Of the great
sEtATtists, and sre capable OF rendering the nnel
competitions known in this realm Of Art.
ELIZA SHEPHERD,
Cleveland, o.
Mr. G. A. BARLOW, DsaF Sir 1T gives me plsAauI
TO state that consider the KnRbe Plano eQuRl 70
and superior to most Instruments made In this oonD
tn, especially In richness and volume OF tone.
Having used one OF the same for ten or more hour
Of each day. for two year,, feel confident In recon
msn6ng them to all who unaoquRinted with thei
ugFest qualities" smI fespeettnliE 2 Iours.
.r..t .-s O. %, y, LERHED,
Teacher Of Music Cleveland Femal o seminar
g. A. BARLOW, Dear sir:-ft gives me much plea
art TO be able to say that eonsidsT knAbe5 FlAne
he 1nest, both in volume and sweetness which hAy
| tIer played upon, either Jn America pr Europe.
fThepe dals operate with bsttsr sta1S than in N
otnerins truments; and in fsct, abs'B motto ma
fruIT be, tsEToeinior.n MrI. o. 8. DOUGLAS,
i =, TsAohsr oi Hupic, Glow lAnt
Prot ID. J. HOTHHAoLE, Teacher OF Musio in th
Ohio State Blind Asylum, Write5:'.A Aftsr exAmintn
| 4 large number Of VIM. Knabe Cos Piano Forte
| 1 unhezitatingly pronounce them superior TO any
have SEEN Their tone ts grand and noble; they hEl
! Great capacity for sustaining the sound; and the
volume Of tone power have never heard exoelle'
They combine with q fine touch, depth, HRsatreHE
| tons, purity and durability"
| -
| farhat the KnAbs Piano is superior to all othel
made in this country, for brflianCy, Hweetnesl, An
volume OF tone, needs only TO be heard 70 convince
the fact. ."-tStAte Journal, Columbus, Ohio.
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