Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-11

Black Valiant 4 Oak,
Fer Churches, Schools, Lodges, -.
Every lsstFumsnt wsrsutsd foe
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Pricee from SO 1900.
the AMERICAN ORGAN
10 an entirely new instrument. II contains bot
The ssene 7remolo and Forte Stop. Kss
SseH. Aeubls Bsllors and z*o Bloc Pedsls
The American Organs
.ss pronounced By more than hundred Of ID
best OfgAni.ts TO b sapsnoe to any other -
produced, havine fessived the Asst premiun
whenever sxhi. ifsi. The following are amoni
the n1sy received:
From Geo. Waehburne Morgan, OrgcnisA o.
Grace Church and Middle Dutch Keformse
Church,
UMvERsrrY BUILDING. New York.
The scar approach 70 the Pipe or Organ toni
sttsiped by Messrs D 4 II W smith, in the
vo,cing Of their Am erican Organs, united with
their prompt and reliable action, entities them u
the YfRsr HANK among that 81 IS Of iHstrum snts
cheerfully recommend them to purchase either
for paslor, hall VI chapel zee.
1Eo. WAsnBuRxE NoRoAH.
From BIZ Baker. Professor in the Boston Must
cal Institute, Author, 80, and director Of Mus
ic in the Syuth Copgl egational Church.
Bosr0N, n A..
GxN,LHsHx-1 confess to having entertained .
prejudice against Reed Instruments before hav-
ing heard your American organ. Bnt BY your
new method Of vo,cing the msnotonous, dronins,
bussing sound has been sntircly cured, and in
place OF 1t pure ofgsn-ike tone substituted. The
action Is prompt and the tuning il really perfect,
II your Organs receive the patronage they merit
they must como into very general. use.
With 1ssara, truly yours,
Messrs SDAH W smith, 51l Wash. 81, roston.
From II n Sanhorn, Teacher Of Music and Presi-
dent Of Handel Society in Dartmouth Colleg
DARTMOUTH CoLLs3R
GITrL1NRN-Ths American Organ pureh asej
Of you, though very pleasing in tone from tho
6rst, has become more and more faverite in.
strument with my musical acquaintances as we'll
Is with myself. The ease of tho action aud the
-apidlty with which light music can be executed
upon it surprised me, while for sac ed or solemn
harmony ITS fitness is uuqrestioned. take great
3leasursin adding my testimony to its real worth.
Very truly yours, AMSANBokS.
From Geo Wiley, Orgsnist and Director Of Mu-
sic At John Street Church, Lowell, Mass.
LOWELL, MASS.
GENTLEMEN - Having thoroughly examined
'our American Organs, l am Of tho opinion that
hey are not equaled by. those Of any maker
they are distinguished from all have seen BY
nelr extreme fulness. yet mel owness of tone and
heir quick responses to the touch Of the Perform
Z. lam yours, &c, Gso F WILEY.
Music Of the First Baptist Church, Springfield,
Mass. sPFINGrfxlr, MASS.
GENTLEMEN = Having bad oppor, unities for
estng the qualities OF your different styles of
Ime icon Organs In contrast with those Of otner
las ers do not hesitate TO say that l find in
hem superiority, both in exquisite purity,
moothueso ard volume OF tore, in delicate and
leasant touch and prompt response in rapid play
u. can cheerfully recommend them to any
eraon who may wish 70 own or play upon such
n instrument nearest perfection.
Respectfully yosrs. TFos CHuBBUcK.
From Thomas Baker, Musical Director of Laura
Keene's Theatre, formerly Leader Of Julien's
Band.
29K,No ST., New YoaE.
GENTLHMEN = Having examined the American |
rgans, Manufactured II Messrs ID H W
NTH, | checrfully certify to their superiority !
ever desirable quality Of tho instrument
heir voicing is OF the most approved order, ren-
eri1g the tones clear and reli. Die, enabling the
srformer tu execute rapid passages with ease and |
scuracy. TBAKER.
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RoxBuRY, MASS
To ellude to instruments which bear the name Of |
ID 4 H w Smith, would De useless. They nave |
,OOl the the test for ears and when we say |
lat they al avs fleet upon the reputation of
oston men, we swerd high praise. In quality |
tone andl6 o.h. they justly claim the FIRST |
INK : AMI. having sc much at stat e, their name |
o American Organs may b considered good
Of any. Respectfully,
PRoR l. Il A SEcHH.
BLAcK STONE, Mass.
GENTLEMEN The three American Organs |
urchased Of you for the use Of our churches,
ere, in Uxbfidge, and in Mulbury, have been in |
Sc one ycar. 1t gives me much ples sure to say
lat they have fully met our expectat ons, and |
iven the greatest satisfaction remain yours. |
e-ss kJ SHERlpAA, PASTOR.
MrGsoRss A BRuHS, Org .nist Of St James Epis-
Ipal Church, Chicago, III. says:
They far surpass all Other instruments Of the |
ind tn have come under my observation foy /
allcss, richness asd brilliancy of tone, and |
and deFcacgof actiod.
Also .YSl,de0ss
, every variety, With prices ranging from s4s to
225. Every enc 10
CORDIALLY INVITED TO CALL
i'd examine cur instruments vh... !,
Inv --.neisn ey Wish
not. ~
)rder from a Distance Prompt |
ly Attended to.
Address all letters w. W KIxRALL
49, IL