The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-03-14
- ID. g. II. w. SMITHS
ANGLICAN ORGANS.



The most Tcr'cct ami beautiful musical iisttu
rnen;s in tia world
Seventeen First Premiums over all competitors
at state Fairs duiing the month ui October.
tin:ic merit, and without the all 81 celebrated
names aud pad ltrStimnhihls, the ANEiii,"N
O.GANs have taken the highest rank as FIRST Class
inStf,nci'ts, and arc Justly acknowledged to have
no s'il nrior. r...,s
Tic attention ct The public Is called I" Tie
ANlnnAN OrGAN as Nh Instrument long sought
far in the family circle. which. with new patent
Improvements. Is 'alapted To all Kinds OF music.
'artcnlarly tie cnnn'cicl organ style with it,
sustained tones aud harnoi'itS, aud 'Sersd music,
- much desired ~ American h"inas,
The American Drsans are CONSTRUCTED ON Tie
principle uf Tie large iilc organ, ahd III dcp'h
AMI sohuHfN "i tome approach hcarer ihAt Hrahd
Instrument than amy other organ Ne hnnuiacture''
ana re tie ONLY real orSaiS now beiufe 'h' pun
lic. Most s"-callci "urEahs CONSIST SIMPLY oi
the action fastened upon the ieiiows as IN the
common niel"icon and cici"seu III an organ case;
but the American t,l''ANs contain an organ
wind chest, called the hover'iaratlng Soulld.OoS
which t's the same important p"rt 10 perform as
tue S"uiing-boaru III pian"-iottc' 10 give oo"y
and resonance ol tnne, Oh account OF tiis anu
other gre I iir provrnents the American organ
ranks the first IN the market and command high
er prize than all other reed instruments. ncSiIeS
this wind ehest, the American or''aii contains the
larEes' bellows "Sc' IN any Instrument :" tue KIND
desidcratuni in any organ,
The bellows heing provided With saiety valve,
1t is impossible to "chokc " the tone by over
blowing
lhe Improved knce-sweli. bV Icing placed at
the right ol the performer. managrd with perfect
ease l,y IFS use, the quantity "i tone may lie
gradually increased or diminished ON the I'd"-
'~Imo to the forhs"mo, ahd rice rt'sd
The Sfm'Ea"do expression may aisI be in'rodu
cc'i at pleasure, swelling particular notes WIN hne
orchestral effects. which are absolutely iprac'i-
cable and unattalna'ie ih all "Automa'ic or siri-
liar attachments. :.
The Ircmolo peculiar to the American Organs
Is universally admired ard appreciated, giving a
pleasing ana beautiful variety, symnaibelic IN
quality ana Is capable oi tue most touching effects.
in rounecfion "it' the Irenoio Is the fatehf
Forte Stop. which consists IN SO arranging lie
made more lron,inenf; AMI, with suiduei nc-
compartment, fnc solo .ri,ect may be proaure,.
lie Reeds are voiced WIN great care ana skili.
An American organ containing more thnn one eel
OF reeds has variety ~ the vo'cing ol each set
30 that IN using the iiill power inc tones isnd M
to- ETcai volume, and tev are So voiced that they
Will remain ln tn 'e Tor wears.
The Anioricau Organs aie superior in the me-
clanic'l finish ct the action and interior musical
parts; 1he valves are OF mate nal expressly pre-
pared to avoid all sticking or cracking; are thus
duralle. and miil always l'c III order
The Keys, Reels &c. are perfect ~ their llnish,
and ih, gives the qnlckness and bIlaney Of tone
sty,c Of mr., in Rosewood l,t III, lnrt and ,I.L