Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1866-05-30
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AMER CAN ORGANS.
The most perfect and beautiful musical instruments in
the world
First Premiums all competitors
Fairs during the mo tn OF October.
With reputation established solely upon intrinsic
it, and without the aid of celebrate and testi
monals the AMERICAN ORGANS have taken the highest
rank FirsClass INSTRUMENTS and are justly acknow
edged to have superior
The attention Of the public is called 10 the AMERICAN
OBGAs an instrument long sought for in the family
Circle, which with patent improv mens, is adspte
TO all kinds OF music particularly the injected
style with and harmonies and sacred
music, much desired in American homes.
The AMERICAN ORGANS excel all other instruments Of
kind in many importan particulars They greater
in their funes and depth of tone capacity OF
preston, elasticity Of touch and qucknes of scIon
dering them perfect in rapid movements
The AMERICAN ORGANS are constructed on the principle
OF the Pipe Org and in depth and sorority of
approach grand than any other
and the only real reed
before the public Most called Organs consist
simply of The action fastened upon tn bellows in the
melodeoD, and enclosed in but the
AMERICAN ORGANS contain organ wind-chest, called
the Reverberating Sound box, which has the
portant perform the SOundia in piano
forte o give body nd o
other great improvements the
rank the first in the market and command higher price
than all reed BESIDES this wind chest
the ANERCAS the largest bellows
any instrument OF the kind giving strength and stead
ness OF tone, truly A desider, UNI in any organ.
The bellows being provided with safety valve, i, is
Impossible to choke - the tone by over blowing
The Improved Knees swell being PLACID 1t the right Of
the quantity Of tone may he gradually creased d
nnshed from the Piams'no to the Foriss0, and ciee
The sfOrxando expression may also be introduced at
effects which absolutely impractcable and unattsn
able in all g Automatic " or similar attachments.
The iremolo peculiar to the American Organs is uni,
versaly admired and appreciated giving pleasing and
beautiful variety, sympathetic in quality, and is capable
OF the most touching effects.
In with the TremolO is the Patent Forte
Stop which consists in arranging treble notes in
front, that at will they may be made more prominent
NAV be produced.
The Reeds voiced with great and skill. An
Americ Organ containing than set Of reeds
has variety in the voicng of each set, that in using
he full power the blend great volume
voiced that they will remain in tune for years.
The AMERICAN ORGANS sup rior in the mechanical
finish of the action and interior musical The valves
cracking; thus durable, and will always be in order.
The Ke s Reeds &c perfect in their finish, and
this gives the quickness and brilhancy of tone.
Of in Rosewood, Jet Walnut, and Oak richly
Vanished, Polished, and Engraved, in Smooth Oil
forming elegant of furniture for the Parlor
and the Walnut and oak cases especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture, School, and Lodge rooms.
We call special attention the style o. American Or
gans, aiming the superoctave coupler and subbass
limited its moderate price renders very de-
sirable.
stops, capable great variety
Tremoo, Reverberating Sound box and improved Knee
swell
These instr menrs have capacity from the single
reed fveoctave organ Trough all the various combine
tions Of reeds up eight aid sixteen stops The
Of the are peda' is great, the del
subbass having The strength and depth Of the six
teen feet pipes in the large pipe organs.
This latter fni.h he'd in upright
and adapted large churches and for the Of
ventions, oratorio performances, &c.
Every instrument fully warranted to good and
give satisfaction public may rely heing
fairly honcrably Organs securely boxed
(free Of CHARGE to 60 any distance.
POWRES STORY, State Agents. Burlington, VT.
GEO. w. WILDER,
Agent Montpelier and vicinity.
S. ID. & Ii. W. SMITH,
FREMONT, OPPOSITE wALTHAA STREET,
BOSTON, MASS. J&nImo