Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
9E ARvID DAYTON. $ E5e7
TESTIM ONIALs:

as AsAD DAxToN. aM@ F TESTIMONIALS:
 Wzsr TWISTED, Nov. Sd, l865 Nr. Arvid Dayton-Dear Sir Having had one of your Mslodeeus in use in my family for
 seven years can ehserfully testify to it's ex- Yours truly, ROBERT COOLING. .:1 .:1 SHARON, Oct. 17th, 1865. ,,s Mr. Dayton-Sir:-I consider the Piano Pstvls Me, ,'odeon which I purchased of you live yc.rs Avo. as enc which cannot be surpassed. Your methoo of tuning is excellent, and the tone is superior to any melodeon have seen. DAVID F. SMITH.
 NORFOLK, Nov. .16, 1865.
 Q An thoss wishing to Purehass Mslodeon
 which win stay in tune, Speak quick, and give out richness of tone that cannot be surpsss. ed. must do as I have done-buy one of Aryid Dayton. 4 ' E. ' eA s4 <EhAsTosABuhh. t4+~ n't. SHARON, August 29th, l666. Mr. Dsyton- Sir :--.Ths Piano style Melods- on 1 purchased of you more than . year since proves to be . good one, and think fully an svers tho recommend. It is to all appearance in perfect repair, and in as good tune d 1t was when first purchased, and has been used near ly every day. would prefer it to any one have ever seen, and would say to all venting Mslodeon to, give MT. Dayton a call before p''''@'s GEORGE R. WOODWARD. Nr. Dayton-Sir = I purchased of youa very superior instrument.s Having beensin almost Rally use for more than s year 1t is in perfect |or,1er. Friends visiting us are unanimous in their, opinion that the equal temperament, ex- eellent tune, and superior quality of tone can not be svrpasssd. Y Respectfully yours, oGs- ' --Ls --k sa& 1l@
 aosHn, September 2eth, 1865. | Ihavs had A9ayton's Melodeons in my house thsir durability. keeping in tune and quality of tone. I would a.dvise those wishing to pur- chase musical i'm trnment of that kind to try nevton,s ,TT. " SIMEON LOOMS. 5aeyaa gs.- a'iN i9salfg .Isa5s |u2 W1scHssrsa Crs..Hr, Sept. 24th, ls6S. Ea sNr. Davton-Sir :---Th. . Piano style Melods on purchased of you hSst Spring proves te bs . good one. and all go>sd judges of nnsis that have seen and heard il, sRs1a 1R ias 9en l eat terms of 1t. [. O' Ho"n0pA' NORFOLK, Get. Eth 1865. | l have used one of A. Dayton z Pisno meIo \ ASVhe uoaK1y snGu0 y yvSxs 6uW " E.E E. ~ of the very best. It has never ot ont of re
 pair, although used nearly every ydayy elsr
 easy, speakss quick, can 70 played To-. or sei. and is well adapted to all kinds of M usic. | assaEs HENRY PENDLLsTON. SHARON, Sept. 18th, l,s66.
 parchsssd one of Aryid Dsyton's ian
 style Msledeens- 6vss ysars ago, aud it good one. It is used almost every day, h .
 never got out of repair, and is in just as goo tune now as when ISbought 1t, ethsrafors ]
 would gay to af wishing good Msiodeon tc
 get one of Dayton's. STkPHEN BROWN. fA WEST Gosaas, Dec. 5th, 1865.
 Ar. DGytsn--Sir:-I. purchased of you ,i very superior instrumsnt. Having bsen il almost daily uss for mora than 15 ysars. cor sidsr it one of the best I ever heard. Friend visitin9 us are unapimous in their. .opinio,
 that its equal is hard to fsund, 1t is adap tst ito aN Ainds of music,s and nsvsr has acquire, IfO bs tuned but once in tho whole time. -ss-ss. iEsktf BfRD6EY n. HOWR