The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-06-20
'EEaEl CABINET 1GsGAy-
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'EIlE grand old Organ that has for centuries
L llIcd Church, Palace and CNthedrNIs with
lis coloSs;! Imrmonics, ishCcOming daily more
valued and appreciated by religious assem-
biics, and its almost universal introduCtinn
into the churches Of our country has been pre-
vented only hy its great cost, This obstacle
| Is now removed by the process of invention,
.lmpr0Vcmcnt and pc ccion, as0pplicd to The
Meiodenn and ilamonium, and we have the
result IN an instrument which, considering its
bulk and cost is 4 .RUSICIL WONDER.
The CABINET Organ, perfected and patented
| by Mason x llamlin, of Boston. has now been
before the public but two years, and yet such
are its unoqualed qualities hat il hns found its
/ way into church. school and family in all parts
OF our country. The Art Critic of the New
| York Iribme says Of il in his department.: 1t
has been blown by the wind Of genuine sue
cess from Boston to san Francisco. .........
lhat NJ u II. have succeeded in making a
better small Instrument than any cther-irom
little OandboX like things TO those which,
though portable and u larger than u piano,
can make themselves felt in chulrh--is the
universal opinion Of the musical profession
They agree that no such mechanical works of
the Eihd can he found in equal perfection in|
Europe The tone is pure and full, and with
an immense body for so small n proyocativc|
mechanical force. They stand rough travcl-I
linz, bad usage, and will i've in climates which,
Kill Emcricln missionaries.
The Rev Dr. PRIME, the well-knawn cdi-I
tor OF the New York OjScrcer. in his EDITORIAL
correspondence, speaking Of the insunlcencyI
ct the Niciolcon to take the place 1.-THE PipoI
Organ, says: ''But the want is fully met b,/
the Cabinet Organ with your eyes shut vol
cannot distinguish its sound fro that of the
Pipe Organitself 1t sadmiraby adapted tc
lhe performance oisacred music, psalm tunes
anthem, chants, DC, and ii IL Il Grand nc
compartment when the congregation sings,
and lSjuSt the instrument that ought to be used
in all churches where the people al wish toI
have the privilege CT bearing u pait in the
praise"
200 ONGANISTS AND pIANISpS
the most eminent Of their profession in the
county, have given written testimony To
the superiority Of t, csa Instruments oIeif-riI
others Of their class. The Cabinet Orron ia
in brief, commenting itself 10 musicians and
20 the people everywhere. lts great powpr
its purity and sweetness Of tone. and lis sconp
oIeX?p ssion added 70 its durability and com
plrtc construction, cannot fail + make II n |
universal lavorilc. Such is the dpgrce of nrr.
lection to which these instruments have bcnn
brought, that it is alike suited ohe purposrs
Of chuichcs, halls, schools and pirate parIo,s
and is admirably adapted to bot sacred and
secular music, and it is bclieva That il viii
bear no unimportant pNrt in eNcaing nnd /.
establishing popula: II usicai tits wherever I
it goes.
The subscribers are tho oXcuspc wholoso,o
Agents for the Mason IL llamli Cabinet o.
gan, for Yves ern Pennsylvania and furnish
them at exactly the same piicq charged nt
the Factory. II
The subscribers are aneXiH to send to
every person whether intendl to purchs so I
M instrument or not, u copyl the Cabinet
Organ Circular, which contNirJ great amount nj
Of very interesting inlormatiy Sent post. tc
p id to any address.
CHARLES G. MELHI g. Co. on
81 Wood ST., bet. 4th ST, anpMmond Alley ic'
Pittsburgh, Pa ,ne G, GGIt. h,