The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-13
THE CABINET ORGAN
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'NHE grand old Organ that has for oo..,,.,
~. i niieu Inurch' Palace and Cathedrals with
,iinS u,u1' % "ua appreciated by religious Assem-.
into the churches of our countrv hoe h"ufuon h"on
vented only by its great cost. This obs obs,pcIo tI
IS now removed by the process of i,uon,;o., H,o
Improvement. and perfection, as apniied to w.
Melodeon and lIarmonium, and VIZ have w ,ho nv,
result IN an instrument which consjdar;ns 4 n.
pulK I; and cost. is A MUS/CAL VOVDEB ''
Inc CABINET ORGAN, perfectf 4 ma na,on,"a
by Mason " Hamin, ofBostop' ,ths now heo,,
Delorc Tie public but two years, md vct snch
are It's unequaed qualities that il hos found ito
way mo church, school and family in all nnrts
Qt our country. Tho Art Critic of the New
orK l"C"ne says of 1t in his department Il
mas ncen blown by the wind of genuine suc.
&C. cess from Boston to San Francisco
ha' M " IL, have succeeded in making n
,,. nctter small instrument than any other-irom
li'tle oandboX like things to those which
thouSh portable and t larger than q piano.
can make themselves felt in a church--is ths
universal ,n opinion of tho musical profession
hhey agree that 10 such mech nical works of
tne Kind can be found in equal perfection in
Europe. The tone is pure and full, and with
al immense body for so small a provocative
mechanlcal force. They stand rough trayel-
my, bad usage, and will live in climates which
XIII E.mericnn missionaries.
Inc Key. DIR. PRIME, the well.knowp edi-
TOR OF the New York Observer, in his editorial
correspondence, speaking of the insufficiencv
OF the Mclodcon to take the place Of the Pine.
organ, says: "But the want is fully met by
lhe Cabinet Organ with your eyes shut YOU
cannot distinguish its sound fro that of the
ripe Organ ITSELF 1t is admirably adapted to
inc performance ofsat red music psalm tunes.
ahlhem.., chants, &c, and it is a grand ac-
compartment when the congregation sings,
ana Is Just the instrument that ought to be used
IN all churches where the people all wish to
nave the privilege of bearing part in tho
praise
200 ORGANISTS AND PIANISTS.
the most eminent of their profession in tho
county, have given written testimony to
Ine superiority of Il csc instruments over all
Others of their class. The Cabinet Organ is.
IN brlef, commencing itself to musicians and
% thc people everywhere. Its great power,
us purity and sweetness of tone, and its SCOPE
o! EXPIRE essicn, added to lis durability and com
pete construction, cannot fail IT, make il n
universal favortc Such is the degree of per-
icctioii 10 which these instruments have been
Drought, that 1t is alike suited to the purposes
OF chui ches, halls, schools and private parlofs,
ana is admirably adapted to both sacred and
secular music, and 1t is believed that it will
Dear no unimportant Part in educating and
establishing popula: II usical tasto wherever
it goes.
The subscribers are the exclusive wholesale
Agents Tor the Mason e. Hamlin Cabinet Or
gan, Tor Wcs ern Pennsylvania, and furnish
them at exactly the same price as charged at
the Factory.
The subscribers arc anexious to send to
every person whether intending to purchase
an instrument or not q copy of the Cabinet
Organ Circular which containsa great amount
OF very interesting information. Sent post
plid to any address.
CHARLES G. MELLOR, g. CO.,
81 Wood St., bet. 4th st. and Diamond Alley,
Pittsburgh, Pa. June 6. 'G6-4t