The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-05
9 D. & H. W. SMITHS
a merican Organs.
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The most perfect and beautiful musical instruments i
the world,
Seventeen First Premiums, all competitors at Stat
Fairs during the month OF OcI ober
! With reputation established solely upon intrinsic mer
It, ana without the aid OF celebrated names and paid
tiplals. the AMERICAN ORGANS have taken the highest
rank as FirstClass Instruments are Justly acknowl
edged to have no superior.
Inc attention Of the public is called to the AMERICA.
oR'.S as an instrument long sought for IN the family cir
cle which with new patent improvements is adapted ia
al hS OF music particularly the connected organ sty lie
with ITS sustained tones and harnones and Sacred mu
| sic, 50 much desired in American homes
The AMERICAN Organs excel all other Instruments nj
Inc Kind IN many important particulars They Are s,.a
o III eir greater tunesS and depth tone capacity of
eAptesSioh elasticity OF touch and quickness of action
| rendering them perfect in rapid movements.
Inc AMERICAN ORGANS constructed the principle
OF the large Pipe Organ and In depth and sorority of
tone approach nearer that grand Instrument than any
oer organ yet manufactured and are the only real reed
organs now before the public Most so-called "orCans
consist simply Of the action fastened Upon the bellows as
III The common melodeon, and enclosed in an organ case
nt the AMERICAN ORGANS contain an organ wind-cbest
eaed ihe ieverberang sound box which has the same
important part TO perform the sounding board in , nj,
aho forte TO give body and resonance of tone IN a
count OF this and other great improvements the Avrp,
IAN ORGANS rank the first In the market and comm
'shef price than all other reed Instruments Besides
's VIVA eheSt the AMERICAN ORGANS contain the ary
'o"s use" III any instrument OF the kind giving
strength and seadiness of Tone truly esidera,ur, in
any organ.
The bellows being provided with safety valve II Is
possible to CHOKE" the tone by over blowing.
Inc improved knee-swel, being placed at the right r,
lhe performer Is managed with perfect ease By its use
Tie quantity OF tone may be gradually increased or al
miniShed from the Pianissmo to the Fortssimo and
vice versa ~
The Sforzando expression may also be introduced a,
effects. which absolutely impractical and
III ali automatic or similar attachments
Inc iFeihoo peculiar to the AMERICAN ORc.Ss Ia rn
efsaiy anhed and appreciated, giving pleasing and
oeau'u variety sympathetic in quality and is capable
oil The most touching effects.
III connection with the Trcmoo is the Patent Forte
stop which consi in arranging the treble no,o ~
Iroht that at WILL they be made more prominent
AMI Win subdued accompaniment fine solo effect |
may be produced.
The Reeds are voiced with great caro- and sill A..
ga" vi gan containing more than set of reeds
mas variety In the vocng of set so that in usn
the full power the tones blend into great vo,,r ,
they are so voiced that they will remain IN tro Co.. -
The AMERICAN ORGANS are superior in the ,nech;,a,
hiiSh OF the action and interior musical nar,s rh
waves are oi material expressly prepared to avoid all
SUCKING or crac king; are thus durable and will ALWAYS h
n order.
lhe heys Reeds, &c. are perfect in their finish and
his gives the quckness and brliancy OF tone.
The AMERICAN ORGANS are finished in .bo ht.. -. |
- al. III nose ooi' jet, Walnut and Oak Cases richly
arnlshed, Polished and Engraved or in smooth or
ST. forming elegant pieces of furniture for the Parlor
nd 'ie walnut and Oak Cases especially adapted for
'huFches Lecture, School and Lodge rooms.
We call special attention to the STYLE or AvrD,, n
'."Nis Tue ssuper-octave coupler and sub.bass
u ehuiches IN want Of a powerful Instrument urbo
i-able WY ue- =
seven stops and is capable of great VARIETY
.Ae An ORGANS all contain the Double Bellows |
well. Anee'
- ~ -i's nave capacity from the single reed I
'e Vi gam through all the various combination or
up u e'sh' sets and sixteen stops. The bower of
e Id Sc peuai organ Is very great the deem suhh.s
nes having the strength and depth of the II
pes In the large pipe organs 1
ihis al'er instrument is finished In an upryb, roc.
" Is large churches, and for the use Of CON-
entons, oratorio performances &c >.
every instrument IS fully warranted to prova ,od - -
We satisfaction, and the public may ALWAYS rely on ho
lariy and honoraby treated Organs are securoI II
Aed (free OF CHARGE to go any distance. 90
SD. H. W. SMITH
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