The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1864-08-06

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MASON B HAMLIN'S
| CABINET ORGANS.
The CAsn.f OasAx i. designed both ioe sh
church and home for the sacred snd sesuisr-
for organ prscice and ths recreation Of x,em
pore playing combining Ill III. best qualities Q
the melOdeon, and none q its Objectionable ones
with many entirely new Improvements and in
tentions, prominent among which is tho
AUTOMATIC gw9ll,
Patented October q, 1854.
The capabilities Of the above Instruments,
an orgar within the reach Of oil who desire it
have opened for it IN entirely new fed. hith eSt(
unoccupied BY any musicsl instrament. and have
eli,ited the Unqualified Endorsement OF over ONE
hCSDREp AND FIyTY Of the lescing Orgsnissi
and Musicians Of the country.
No. 10 abinet Organ.
THIS instrument b int nded more particularly
for church requirements, and is WY valuable
Tor organ prartice ], contains twelve stops,
drawing Fix complete sets Of reeds. With the ne
cessary cOupiers; ~, manuals, and an i.depen-
dent ptdaie Of ,wenty.6 1--WE hey, ana i blown
BY 4 second person.
No. ll-Cabine. Orgon.
With eight stops. four compIe,e sets Of rreds.
and rwa manusls-is blown b. the p.rfusmtr.
and contains TIE automatic. swell Intended TOR
The parlcr aus drawing room.
No. i2-Cabinet Organ
Differs from No. II in case only. For osganists
vino IRE inexperie need in the use OF pedal. thi.
is our best churce instrument. being less con-.
piica.ed thai the No. 10, and better sdapsed 70
transportation, we can confidently recommend
1t ~ very desirab!s TOT churches. public halls
asd lodge rooms. Also desirable pArior in.
.tument.
No. l4-Cabinet Organ
Contains six siops-thrse complete sets Of reeds
and one manual-a very excellent instrument
fer churches Of moderate mean, a. it combines
much Of the power and q bility Of The lsrea
inetuments-at mach iesscost.
No. 23-Cabinet Organ,
With two sets Of reeds of Eve oc,aves compass,
containing the Automatic Swell, knee stops and
double beIiows-in solid Black Walnut Case
panelled and ofnamented With rich carvings-an
elegant Instrument for the drawing room and
parlor.
No. 2l-Cabinet Organ
Same music a. in Nos. - and Bin plain sub.
stantial Black Walnut or Oak case. This style
is extremely popular-perhaps the most 20 Of any
within reach Of all, and serves veil for either the
parlor, vsstTy, school, or lodge room.
No. 22-Cabinet Organ
Differs from No. q in case only. This instru-
ment 10 encased in elegant rosewood, highly pol
lshed-desiEped also for the parior.
No. 2OLCabinet Organ
-Four Oe,sves, two vi. Of rssd4 .a.emasic
swell double bellows and knee stop. In elegant
Rosewood case highly polished.
No. l9LCabinet Organ
SANE 40 xo. %, in nest and Substantial case
II cold Biaek Walnet or Oak. Acspitsl irs'ru-
,,ent for Sunday School. Of limited means, and
,ext beet to The No. 81 for private ~.
No lS-Cabinet Organ,
five oc,ases, with one sst Of reeds, sutomslic |
well and double beil0wA IN elegant kosewooc
:ase highly polished.
No. l1-Cabinet Organ.
same 40 No. 10. In Walnut o. OH es--
AVAILABLE instrument fur home use, 'ho,ln |
a comprehensive - 81 instrument ~it.. lso I
more eeis Of reeds.
No. l6-Cabinet Organ,
'our oc.aves, with one sst al rseds, automatic |
we'll and double bsllowa IN elegant Rosewood
ace.
No. l5--Cabinet Organ,
lane ~ No. 10, in Walnut OF Oak.
Among the many disiinguishsd mu icians who
endons ihs CA lNE / ORG An
nav be found the names Of tsottschalk, Thsiprrg
Vim. Mason. ) B. Mills, Wollenhsup'. Sstier.
y adel Stakoech, Grobe and SandessOa. Pian ISIS;
nd Morgan, Zundei, Wilcox, M0senthsl, Mag |
9Th. Smith, Flint Wels. Fisherman, and Cutter,
,rgansas.
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