New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
The Cabinet Organ,
WHAT 1T Is.

The grand old Organ that la, tr centuries filed Church f
and Cathedral with is colossal hamonics, L. becoming
daily valued AMI appreciated by religions assemblies snt
Us almost Universal introduction into tine churches Of our coo
ty has beer prevented BY great cost This obsisceb
removed by the processes Of invention improvement
and perfection. sppied the Melodeon and Hsrnoum
and have the which, considering IL
bulk Ind cost, Is
A MUSICAL WONDER
The CABINET OKaAs perfected and patented By Mason
Hamn Of Boston, has been beCrs the public bat few
months and yet such is uncqualed qualities that bss
found It's way into church school, and family in all parts Of
country The Art Critic Of The NewYork Tribune sys Of
in bis department. has been blown b. the wind Of gena
ine success. from Boston 10 san Francisco. Thas NJ
H. have succeeded in making better small ms thas
any o,her-rrom little bandboxke things to those which,
though portable aud larger than piano make them
selves felt in churchs the universal opinion of the musical
profession They agree that such mechanical works OF hs
Kind can be found In equal perfection ia Europe The tone 10
pure and full and with immense body for small provo
cstive mechanical force They stand rough travelling bad
usage, and will live In climates which XIII American ns.ons
res"
The Rev Dr. PRIME the well known editor of the New
York Observer in h editorial correspondence speaking Of
the in.sc;ency of the Modeon take the place Of the
Pipe Organ. says Bot the fully mel by the Cabinet
Organ With your eyes shut cannot distinguish its sound
from that Of the Pipe Organ ITSELF 1t s admirably adapted u
the performance oTsacred music psalm unes aems chants
&c. aud t il ,ud accompaniment when congrg
sings and just tho instrument that ought to he used In an
churches where the people all wish 10 have the pvegso
bearing part Ia the praise"
200 oRGANISTS AND PIANTSTS,
The eminent of their profession u the country have svea
written testimony the superiority Of these instruments oycS
all others Of their class The cabinet gan in brief
endHg tse to musicians and to the peopis where lie
great power s purity and sweetness Of tone and its scope Of
expression added Is durability and complete construction.
fail to make uniyer-a avoe Such the degree
perfection which tae has been brought tla:
is alike suited the purposes Of churches halls schools,
and private paror and ia admirably adopted to both sacred
and secular music and il is believed that will bear unm
po,ant pert in educating and .n; popular End Dor"
rect musical taste wherever It goes.
Pastors teachers parents and all who interested In tbs
selection Of the best Instruments quested to send for
descriptive circular Of the Cabinet We also avte tho
most critical examination Of instruments, which may b
seen by calling SCENTS in the principal c~. among
whom = mention
j. p. GOULD. Philadelphia.
C. s. BENrEEy, Baltimore
JOHN CHURCH, IT,, Cincinnati.
CHAS. C. MELLOR Pittsburgh
ROOT CADY Chicago
I'LL PETERS s. BRO, ST. I.oas-
a. KOHLER. san Franc.co.
Warerooms: No. pa Washng;on-s Boston No. Mercer
st. NexYork MASON BROTHERS, New.York.
MASON & HAMLIS. Boston.