Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-07-11

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10 u1ass~ ~, CkIr0go. 11llnsss,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer IN
81 n. W. SMITHS
a ~ r RlC.l.s' on y ~ W.
With Tren,olo Attachment.
* pivssEx pirvExgSr srrtHs,
Finished 1s"sew God.
For Parlor use.
MACK OGeslssssi nssd OAK,
For Churches. Schools. Lodges, &c. &c Every
Instrument warrnnted for FiN Il EAKS.
Prices from eso 20 $500. !
The AMERICAN ORGAN
/. an entirely rev instrument. # contains both |
he Patent Trenselo and Forte Stop. Knee swell, |
Double Bellows and two Blow Pedals
The American ORGANS
are pronounced by more than Il hundred Of the |
t,e., Organists to be superior to any other We,
produced having received the first premium
whenever exhibited. The following are among
the many received
From Ire nge Washburne Morgan. Orvanist 0 |
Grace .urch and the Nddle Dutch Reformed
Church:
UNIVERSITY BUILDING, New York
The near approach to the Pipe or Organ tone
attained by Messrs. $ D. l. Nv Smith, III the
v,.cing uI their American Organs. united with
tneir prompt and re..blc action entities them to
/, re hrs, rank among that class Of instruments
| ciseei.ully recommend them to purchase either
Il, parior hall or chapel use.
GEO. WASHBuRNE MORGAN.
From B. r Baker Professor in the Boston Musi-
cal Institute, Author. &c. and director of Mu-
sic in the South Congregational Church
BOSTON, Mass.
GEsrlguyS-I confess to having entertained a
pr.ludice against reed instruments before having
hear. your American Organ. But by your new
method Of voicing the monotoncus. droning buz-
ziny sound has ben entirely cured, and in place
of il a pure oryaii-iiLe tone substituted The ne
ton is VI onpt AMI the tuning is really perfect
II your Organs receive the pa'f,nuy they merit
they must come into very general use.
With regard, truly yonrs
Is. +. BAKER
From II NJ Sanborn, Teacher Of Music and
President Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Col
lege
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE.
GENTLEMEN American Organ purchased
If YOU, though very pleasing in tone from the
first has become more and more a fayortc instru-
nent with my musical acqu.4intances US well as
with myself. The Of the action and the ra-
pldity with which light music can be executed
upon it surprised me. while for sacred solemn
| harmony its fitness is Gniuesticned take great
pleasure IN adding testimony to is real worth
! Very truly. yours. II. ~ SANB0RS
1 From George r. Wiley, Organist and Director
| Of Music a, John Street Church Lowell. Mass:
LOWELL, Mass.
GENTLEMEN Having thoroug Nv examined your
| American Organs am of the opinion that they
are not erualed by those Of auv maker. They
| are distinguished rom all have seen by then
| extreme iuluess yet me!lowne>s Of tone, End
their quick responses TO the touch Of the peifor
Iner. am yours, &c
GEO F. WILEY.
From Thos Cl4ubbnck Organist ard Director o.
Music of the First Baptist Church. Springfield
Mas:
SPRINGFIELD. Mass.
GsvTLENrS-iaying had opportunities for 81
ing the qualities of your different styles of Anne
rican Organs in contrast with those ni other ma
| kers do not h. state to thai Ind in them ;
superiority, T., n in exquisite purity. sinoothuess
and volume OF tome. IN delicate and pleasant toucl
AMI prompt response la rapid PLAYING. | ear
checrfnlA rrcoil,a.a I'D them to any ,nrson WI,
may w~ii 90 own OF play upon Such IN nstrulnc n
nearest perfection. Respectfully yours,
TUCS. GHUBBUCK.
From Thomas Paker, Musical Director Of Laur;
keene's Theatre formerly Leuti OF Julien
Band
90 KING STREET, NEW YORK.
GENTLEMEN Having examined the American
! Organs. manufactured by Me>srs :. b. K II. W
| Smith. chpcruliy csrfii' To tteir superiority il
every desirable quality OF the instrument. Tneil
voic'ny is Of the most approved order. rendering
the tone clear and reliable enabling the perform
er to execute rapid passnses with ease and aecu
racv. 7. BAKER
ROXBURY Mass
| To alludc TO Instruments winch b, ar the nam,
II :. u. Il II. W. Smith. would be useless. Tie,
rave stood the test for wears aud when sa,
| that they always reflect upon the reputation .
,oston men, We award high praise. In quality y
..,ne and flush they justly claim the first rank
md. having so much at stake. their name cf in.e
,can Organs may be considered good inaorsc
ment Of any. Respectfully,
PROF. L. G. A. SECHE.
BLACKSTONE Mass
GgNTLEYEN-The three American Organs pur
| chased .. Won for the Of our churches. here
| N xh.iugc. an, III .nuIuury have been in uss
one year. 1t gives me much pleasure . say TN.
| they have fully met oar expectations and givei
the greatest satisfaction. remain yours.
+. J. SHERIDAN, Pnstor
Mr. GEORGE A. BRCEN. Orgarist Of San
lanes Episcopal Church. Chicago. ILL.,. says:
! They far SUPPRESS all other instruments al til.
| >ind that have Gene under observation, fol
ullpess. richness and briuncy Of tone. Enc
| .,ronptncss and dclicacy of action.
! instantaneous.
! In every variety. with prices ranging from 81:
| to 3d. Every $ cordially invited to cal
and examine our Instruments whether they wisl
| 30 buy not.
Orders from u Distance prom ~.
" Attended to-.
| Address all letters W W KIMBAIL,
dei7 li2 Lake Street Chicago