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the best evidence the subscriber possibly give
N of his opinion, To the superiority of the
Piano ForleS which he offers for sale: and in order
that others may have opportunity of testing the
matter he proposes place them pon trial in the par
lors Of such persons may be deHrOuS of supplying
themselves with articles of the kind


The postpnnement Of positive purchase of any in-
strumen whatever for fe months, give the diff
ferent makers fair trial. would at least do the pur.
chaser no harm.


lire addressed to the subscriber, at Petersburg,
Va would answer Just as good purpose every way
as a personal interview since he takes upon himself
the risk of selecting and guarantees please in every
respect.


A large assortment always on hand. Upwards Of
three hundred have been sold by him, withou; ever
selling bad one.


E. P. NASH, Peters6wg, Va.
April S. 1913, 44O4t. g