The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1874-11-27

There are exceeding few influences psrvad-
ing home circles with equal charms or success
to that OF music. Hence the widespread and
growing popularity of organs and piano fortes
In every family where means will admit of
their introduction. Indeed, it has become al
most an established rule that no house is
thoroughly furnished without one or both of
them. In view Of these facts, added to the
necessary comparatively high price of such a
boon, how essential it is to secure the full ad-
vantsges Of a thoroughly experienced and
practical man to secure the best and cheapest
10 this end, we know of no tradesman more
reliable, more competent, or more worthy than
KR. n. L. MUNDY OF NoRwALK.
This gentleman is q native of New York,
but spent much of his youthful life in Erie
county, Ohio, subsequently, travelling the coun-
try oVer-for e1perisnee-from the Atlantic
to the Pacific. He is pre-eminently the most
qualified in his profession We have yet had the
pleasure of making the acquaintance oi-hav-
ing duly served his apprenticeship to the man
ufacture Of such instruments, and also been
engaged some three years improving in one of
the prominent piano manufactures in Rochss-
ter. With an experience, altogether, of over
twenty years. We find him now standing-after
six years residence in Norwalk-the oldest es-
tablished member Of his profession in that city
in and around which hundreds of excellent
instruments may constantly be heard resound-
ing TO his superior judgment. Ia opening out
his present business he. brought his own ex-
perience, together. with the ability and judg-
ment Of four competent local musicians, to dis
criminate- diligent test-to which of the
four reputed best makes Of organs he should
give the preference and devote his future en-
ergies in introducing. He secured four excel
lent makes-and ultimately the unreserYsd
preference fell on the famous Estey organ,
which he, to this day, represents in the fullest
confidence that it is not to be beaten in the
market He keeps several priced instruments
Of that make constantly on hand-in his show
room, over the First National Bank-te the
superiority of which we can fully attest
from experience. Mr.. MUNDY is a gentleman
OF most eorteous address, and is ever prepared
to effect sales, Gn point of price and quality,)
in open competition with any of the leading
houses in the State, while his terms will be
found to invariably give satisfaction. Holding
the exclusive agency for the sale Of those in
struments in Huron, Erie, sandusky, Hancock
and Seneca counties, he has, Of course accred-
tied sub-agents at Tifin, Green Spring, Clyde
and few other places. His entire time being
devoted to the interests Of his patrons, he al
ways gladly gives his personal attention to all
favors entrusted to him. Unlike purchases
prove when made from agents of
little or no practical knowledge, every trade
effected with Mr.. MUNDY invariably gives IN
limited satisfaction-while his promptitude-
integrity and Jealous efforts to please have
made him a widespread circle of friends,
which We are delighted to congratulate him
upon, are daily increasing.