The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-10-10
THE MASON & HAMLIN
q ABIN ET OR GsA M s

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In cases of Rosewood, Carved Rosewood.
Ebony, engraved and gilt Plain Black Wal
nut, Dappled Walnut; Carved Black Walnut.
Dappled Walnut, Plain Oak, Carved Oak,
&c.
These instruments are evidently destined to
become us fashionable for private use, and
even more extensively used, than the Piano
forte. Their capacity for both secular and
sacred music, the purity and richness of their
tones, the great variety of which they are ca
pabie, and their elegance as pieces of iurni-
iurc arc securing their rapid introduction in
the drawing rooms OF the best musical circles.
while the low prices at which some of the
styics IN PLAN cases arc afforded, adapt them
to the widestuse.
The Cabinet Organ bears the same relation
10 inc llarmonium or Melodeon which the
modern Piano Forte bears to the Spianet of
oldcn times. Its volume and beauty of tone.
and the artistic effects of which il is capable'
have attracted To il IN amount and degree OF
attention and favor from musical conn0isseurs
which have not before been given to any in
slrumcnt If this class.
Among those who have publicly recognized
the sterling qualities of the MASON a. HAM
LIN CABINET ORGANS, and who pro-
nOunce them superior 10 every other mstu-
ment OF their class in the world, ale hrgo
portion OF the most eminent organist3. pi,n-.
lists and musicians in the country
sit is the universal opinion of the musical
profession" says The New York TrLwe'
''that DIessrs. Mason & Hamln have succeed
ed in making II better small instrument thai,
any other OF the organ kind that no such me-
Chanical work of the kind can be found in
Europe"
"These instruments represent the highest
accomplishments Of industry in this DEPART
ment" says Tile Boston Adcertiser, adding.
''ths is moi only our opinion, but the unani-
nous verdict Of the organsts"
1T is" writes Dr. Prime of Tile Ne,o York
Observer, "a glorious instrument for the tenn
pie service. so readily secured as to be avail
able for any congregation, and so effective as
to meet the desires of the most refined and
iastdious"
Mr. GOttschalk, the celebrated pianist de-
clares it Wv rthy the high praise it has receiv-
ed, and sure TO lind its way into every house,
hold of taste and refinement which can pos
sibly afford its moderate expense"
The manufacturers respectfully invite musi-
cal professors and amateurs to examine these
instruments, and form their own Judgment
respecting them. Those who are not COgniz-
ant of the progress which Nj. e. II. have re-
Gently made in this class of instruments can
not but he interested in such an examination,
especially of the lager sty les of Cabinet Or
gans and those who have been prriudiccd
against Ill such instruments, will be likely to
have such prcjudiccs removed
Among those who have kindly expressed
their high appreciation of the Mason 4 Ham,
lin Cabinet Organs, and publicly declared
them the best instruments OF their class in the
world, are such well-known organists and art
lists of Boston and New York as Bcrge, Braun,
Bancroft, Bruce, Butler, Cutler, Davis, Els
tcllt, Eichberg, Fradel. Fries Goldbeck, Got
tschlk, Goehkhg Heller, Hill, Kreissman
Lang, Lconhard, Magruth, William Mason,
NInrczek. Mills, Moscnthal, Morgan, Meiselt
Pane, Parker, Ryan. Sandcrson, Smith, StOu-
pei, Strakosch, Schultz, Thomas, Timm,
'ruckerman, Wells, Wolfshon, Whiting, Will
cox. " eeb, Zundel, Zerrahn, together with
hundreds Of Others in other principal cities,
including Il large portion of the most distn-
guishcd musicians OF the whole country.
CAUTION TO PURCHASERS Mason &
HamIin Cabinet Organs derive their supcroTi-
ty not alone rom greater excellence OF ma.
lerial and workmanship. but alsoin measure
from the employment Of peculiarilies Of con-
struction which, being patented, cannot be
used by other makers. Every instrument
made by NJ. IL III. bears upon its name -boa'd
the words, in full, "MASON Il HAML1N
CABINET ORGAN"
+, Circulars with full particulars, and lists of
styles and prices (Which vary from $llO to
$1,000 each, sent free.
CHARLES G. MELLOR, & CO.,
81 Wood Street,
Between lth Street & Diamond Alley,
PIrrsnUR0M, Pa.
Sole agents for the Mason d Hamlin Cabin
ct O.gans. Oct.l0, 'GG-4t