The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-01-12
9 D. 4 H. w. SMITHS
n IN erican ans.

The most perfect and beautiful musical instruments IL
the word
Seventeen First Premiums all competitors at State
Fairs during the month OF October
Win reputation established solely upon intrinsic
IT, and without the aid of celebrated and paid tes-
tmpnals. the AMERICAN ORGANS have taken the highest
rank FirstClass Instruments and justly acknowl-
edged To have superior.
The attention. OF the public is called to the AsERIc.S
OEGAS an instrument long sought for In the family cir
Gle. which. with patent improvements is adapted 10
all kiis OF music particularly the connected organ style
with its sustained tones and harmouie and Sacred mu-
sic, so much desired in American homes
lhe AMERICAN ORGAss excel all other instruments q;
the kind IN may important particulars They are supe-
Nor in their greater iuness and depth Tone capacity
expression elasticity of touch. AMI quckness of action
rendering them perfect in rapid movements
Inc American ORGANS are constructed the principle
OF The large Pipe Organ and in depth and seniority
tone approach nearer that grand instrument than any
o'cT "in yet manufactured and the only reed
organs now before the public Most so-calei organ,
consist simply Of the action fastened upon bellows As
In the common melodeon, and enclosed IN an organ case
but the AMERICAN ORGANS contain organ wind
called the leverberans sound box which has the same
Important part I" perform the suunn. board in a nj
ao fote 10 give body and resonance of tone On ac-
''t 'i'7 improvements the ANEEI-
Can ORGANS rank the first in the market and command
h!her price than all other reed Instruments Besides
Tins wind chest the AMERICAN ORGANS contain the larC
est bellows used In instrument of the kind giving
strength and seadiness Of tone, truly desdera,um in
any organ.
The bellows being provided with i safety valve |,
| possible to Choke" the tone by over blowing
The mprov ed kneeswel being placei st the ryh, +
the performer is managed with perfect ease Bv its
The quantity OF tone may be gradually increased or d.
mnlshed from the Pianissimo TO the Fortissmo and
vice versa
Inc SforMndo expression may also be introduced At
pleasure swelling particular notes with fine orchestral
ecc's winch are absolutely impractical and unattainable
in all automatc'' or similar attachments
Inc ifeoio peculiar to the AMERICAN ORGANS is uni
verSaily admire and appreciated giving pleasing and
beautiful variety, sympathetic quality and is cauabe
OF the most touching effects.
In correction with the Tremolo Is the Patent Forte
Stop which conS Is in arranging the treble notes In
front, that at will, they may be made more prominent
ana Win snbdued accompaniment a fine solo effect
NAV be produced
Inc Reeds are voiced with great care AM skill An
American Organ containing more than one GOT or rood,
mas variety III the vOicirg each set SD that i'm usn
the la power The tones blend into great volume and
teE are so voiced hat they remain In tn for wears
Inc AMERICAN ORGANS are superior the mechanical
hHSh OF the action and interior musical paris The
waves are oil material expressly prepared to avoid all
STICKING OF ciac ing are thus and will ALWAYS be
in order.
Inc AeyS Reeds &c. are perec; In their finish and
THIS gives the quickness and brilIiancy of tone.
Inc AMERICAN ORGANS finished in the highest stva
Vi an III ROSEWOOD Jet anut and Oak Cases richly
'afhshed Polished and Engraved or in Smooth On, POD
sn FORMING elegant pieces of furniture for the ParIor.
'iiu ie aihut and Oak Cases especially adapted for
ChuFches, Lecture, School and Lodge rooms.
We call special attention to the style of AMERICAN o.
IAN containing the !super-octave coupler and subbass
vi churches III want Of powerful instrument whose
means are limited, its moderate price renders II very do
-able.
lecltas seven stops. and capable of great variety
Inc AMERICAN ORGANS all contain the Double Bellows
leoi0' keverberating SOund-box and improved Knee.
well.
iese instruments have capacity from the single reed
e-octave organ, through all the various combination If
eeds up TO eight sets and sixteen stops The bower of
he Id ee pecd oin Is Very great, the deep sub bass
oneS Inc strength and depth the sixteenfeet
pes In the large pipe organs
lhis latter instrument is finished in an upright case
m large churches, and for the use of con-
entions, oratOrio performances &C.
Every instrument Is fully warranted to prove good and
I've satisfaction, and the public may always rely on be-
lg LARRY and honorably treated Organs are securely
oAed (free of CHARGE to 60 any distance. |,
s. d. II. ". SMITH. {
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