Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-27
S. D. g. H. w. SMITHS
ORGANS,


The most perfect and beautiful musical instru
ments in the world
Seventeen First Premiums over al competitor
at State Fairs during the month of October
| With reputation established solely upon in
trnsie merit, and without the aid Of celebrated
names and paid testimonials, the AMERICAN On
CANS have taken the highest rank as First-Cas
lnstruments,and areiustly acknowledged have
no superior.
The attention OF the public is called to the A.
MEXICAN ORGAN as an instrument long sought
for In the family circle, which, with new patent
Improvements, is adapted TO all kinds Of music
particularly the connected organ style with it'
sustained tones and hamOnes and Sacred music
so much desired In American homes.
The AMERICAN ORGANS excel AL other instru-
ments ofthe kind in many important particulars
They are superior in their greater fitness and
depth Of tone, capacity Of expression, elasticity Of
! tone, and quickness Of action, rendering them
perfect in rapid movements.
| The AMERICAN ORGANS are constructed on the
principle ofthe large Pipe Organ and in depth and
. sorority Of tone approach nearer that grand In
| strument than any other organ yet manufactured,
and are the only real reed organs now before the
public. Most so-called "Organs" consist simply
Ofthe action fastened upon the bellows as In the
| common melodeOn, and enclosed IN an organ
case but the AMERICAN .ORGANs contain an
| organ wind-chesf ca | Ie q the Reyerburating
Sound-boX, which has the same important part TO
/ perform as the Soundlng-hOard ia a punO-fUrtc,
/ to give body aud resonance of tone. On account
Ofthis and other great improvements the AMERI-
/ CAN ORGANS rank the first in the market, and
command higher price then all other reed in
struments. Besides this wind-chest, the Ameri-
can Organs contain the largest bellows used IN
any instrument of the kind, giving strength and
steadiness of tone, truly a desideratum in any
Organ.
The bellows being provided with q safety valve
it is impossible to choke the tone by over blow
ing.
The improved Knee-swel, being placed at the
right of t6e perfor1ucr is managed with nerfect
case Bv lis use the ouautitv of tone may be
gradually increased or diminished from the Plan
fsyi,Do 10 the F0yfjsgjt7o and rice rergq
The Sforzaudo cxpressiop NAV also be intro
duced af Measure swelling partfeuIar notes with
fine ORCHESTRAL eaecte vybirI, are absolufeIy inn
practicable and uuattainable In all "Automafic"
or similar attachments.
The Tremolo peculiar 20 the AMERICAN Or
CANS is unIyergailv admired and apDrcciatcd. ry-
inc nll sins, md beantifnl yorietv svnin,fbofic
m analifv. and is canabie ofthe most touching
effects
In connection Will, the 5,,s,,ol, is the Po,e,t
Fart S5eo which consists IN so u,irg tbe
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TIe Reels arc pcad Win meat c'rc apd skiIi
An American Organ containing more than one
set OF reeds has variety IN the Yoicing OF each
ser, SO That III using the nun power the tones
blend into great volume, and they are so voiced
that they VIII remain ia tune Tor years.
The AMFRIcAN ORGANS are supefiorin ihe me
chanloal finish OF the action and interior musical
parts Inc waves afe OF material eHpiessly pre-
durable, and vii Away Ways be IN order.
dhe heys, Reeds @c are pef'eet, n tfr mlsn
tone
The AMRRIoAN oRGANs are finished IN the
highest style OF ART. III hGseNNNNt dtIs MUlNuL