The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-04-06
9 D. & H. W. SMITHS
A m e1.ican Organs.

The most perfect and beautiful musical Instruments in
the word
Seventeen First Premium, all competitors at State
Fairs during the month OF October.
With reputation established solely upon intrinsic
it, and without the aid OF celebrated names and paid te>
tmonias. the AMERICAN ORGANS have taken the highest
rank as FirSCasS Instruments and justly acknOwl-
edged to have superior.
The attention OF the public is called 10 the American
Organ instrument long sought for in the family
cic which, With patent improvements is adapted TO
ali kinds Of music particularly the connected organ sly
whits sustained tones and hirmonies and Sacred mu-
sic, 80 much desired in American homes
Ihc AMERICAN ORGANS excel all other Instruments OF
the kind many iUr particulars. They Supe
in their greater uncS and depth of tone capacity OF
e>Ire>>!D elasticity OF touln ami quickneSS Of action.
rendering them perfect III RAPID movements,
The AMERICAN ORGANS constructed on the principle
the large Pipe Organ, and in depth and seniority OF
tone approach that grand instrument than any
other organ yet manufactured and the only real reed
organs before the public. Most Socalei organs -
consist simply OF tie action fastened upon the bellows
III the common mcloicon, and enclosed in organ
but the AMERICAN OKCASS contain wiui-che>t
called the iever6erans sound box, which has the same
important part 10 pert the sounin, board in pi-
forte to give body and resonance Of tone. On
this and other improvements the ANER
ORGANS rank the first the market and and 4
higher price than all other reed Instruments Besides
TIL, wind chest, the AMERICAN ORGANS contain the larE
est bellows used in instrument of the kind, giving
strength and stcadness tone, truly desieraum IN
any organ.
The bellows being provided with safety valve 1t is
/ Impossible 10 Choke" the by blowing.
The improved knee, swell, being placed at the right
PERFORMER Is managed with perfect BY its
| the quantity OF tone may be gradually increased or H.
unfinished from the Pianssimo to the FvrtisSmo. and
! vice
The sforzando expression may also be introduced al
pleasure. w. Hing particular with line orchestral
effects. which absolutely impractical aud uatainablc
in all automatic similar attachments.
; The Tremoo peculiar to the AMERICAN ORGANS is uni
vers!liy admired ana appreciated, giving pleasing and
beautiful variety sympathetic In quality and capable
of the touching effects
/ III correction with the Trenoo the Patent Forte
Stop which coIl>i: Is in arranging the treble
front, that at will. they may be made prominent
and, with subdued accompaniment, line solo effect
NAV be produced
/ The Reeds voiced with great and skill. An
American Organ containing than one set of reeds
has variety in the voicirg set that In using
the tuIl power the tones blend great volume and
they voiced that they Will remain ntuue tor Years
finish Of the action and interior musical parts The
waves material expressly prepared to avoid al
sticking King; thus durable and will always be
/ in order
The Keys Reeds, &C. are perfect In their finish and
! this gives the quicknesS and hrillancy of tone
The AMERICAN ORGAss finished in the highest styI.
OF art in Rosewood Jet. Walnut Cases richly
Vanished Polished and Engraved or in Smooth on Pol
>I forming elegant pieces Of furniture for the Parlor
and the Walnut and Oak cases especially adapted fol
/ Churches, Lecture. School and Lodge rooms
We call special attention to the style Of AMERICAN Or
GAN, containing the .Super-octavc coupler and suIbas
for churches IN want of powerful Instrument whose
limited its moderate price renders If very
Si~;ble.
1t contains seven stops, and capable of great variety
| The AMERICAN ORGANS all contain the Double Bellows
Tremolo Reverberatng Sound-box, and improved Knee
| swell.
These instruments have capacity from the single reed
Veocave organ, through all the combination OF
reeds up to eight sets and sixteen stops The power OF
the large pedal organ Is very great the deep subbass
tones having the strength and depth of the sxteentee,
| pipes in the large pipe organs.
This latter instrument is finished in an upright case
adapted large churches and for the Use of con-
venonS, oratorio performances, &C.
Every instrument fully warranted to prove good and
give satisfaction, and the public may always rely on be-
Ing fairly and honorably treated Organs are securely
boxed Gree of charge to go any distance.
SD. II. W. SMITH,
FREMONT, Opp. Waltham St. BOSTON, MS.
POWERS d STORY, State Agents.
t4jn66 BURLINGTON. VT.