The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-30

We respectfully invite friends and the publIo Rn
ally to ca at warerooms and eXa nine our exteI
assortment or highly improved Square and Grand PHI
We nave received the highest promiums at all the
exhibitions held Ia this country including the n
MEDIA at the woid's Fair, Crystal Palace, New York
testimonials from the best aTtis In this cot
and Emope.
We nee satisfied that there Planes made Il
country superior 20 own.
AS Philadelphia manufacturers pride ourseivs
having achieved a reputation for instruments
Coled by any other makers in ths country. aNeI-
known fact that Panoa have for many wears main
taned he high reputation, Notwithstanding the powerful
competition of the Eastern mNkers.
New FORK aud Bos Pianos have been flooded into
this market through ther agencies, hsraded by
as the only Pianos in the country yet at tho INT
these agents very seldom continue to sell az on
makers instruments for any length of time for the
that they inferior, and they compelled to ok
hold OF other makers, perhaps sun mora inGerio
although puGod up by them celebrated Pianos
nc the same time such makers have never boeua
known hoard OF in their cities The CONSCIOUSNESS
s, that citizens often induced to purchase sr II
inferior Instruments whou! considering their own or tho
general interests Of their city
The advantages citizens have in encouraging home
manufactures certainly should boOvsrookod for the
buowing reasons-
First, It IS Acknowledged that Philadelphia is the great
manufacturing city Of this country and celebrated for Is
Second TIE purchaser obtains the piano Directly
US, the manufacturers, and saves the lmouRt II ade
AEeat who usually claims greater proilts than tho
Geturer
Third. The GPelts responslblIiy amoDnts 10 mo-
there Is redress the Instrument he sells is made
ue Market and the purchaser rug tho risk. Whtre
on the other hand. we, the manufacturers, are fN
respOBsbl ard cannot shrk the responsibility he
agent Our reputation is at stake all times, and
therefore TO our interest 70 turn ont other Than
class instruments,
Youth. Admitting that such Instruments might bs
equal ~ our own when rev, they cannot give ts
sAlisiHOuOn, the length Of time, for
that Tho agent depouds upon others keep fuch
any Of his prors do So whilst We the mEustaeurcra
have our 0WH excellent wOrSmen who fully under eand
the Onsness GGd Will pfnmpty give their atentOn aud
the piRcos be Hade % wear rhuGh lOnaer
Oar estbs ntnt s one OF the most SXten sNe I'm this
eouny, and when our reW improvements progress
compIe ed II VII b. Of the largest In tPe FOrld.
Oar object Is make this branch Of industry f the
gTeat mi stiutiOns OF shis o4ky.
Our pstunsoHIs also possess great improvements
enable kSep hand a large stoek OF material and
pIoeure the best machinery, 6e.
II porSSRp oesTOas TO purchase VIII give a call,
WIN provo all thai We lave said In regard 10 panos
Th0rO Ars, Away8 dhierenees OF Opnion,
preuced mnds, and those who interested 10
other pianos who may differ from we have
onlytO say. thRt 'WOu@d much pleasure, At any
time, 70 test our SrIoens with any Other make which
they may cAoU 80 20 name.
We ERSn asb ieods and the public 10 oau aud ex-
hmtne superior Pianos We feel satlsaed that 70
reasonable ana terms accommodating.