The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1866-03-30
q D. Il H. w. SMITHS
A erican Organs.

The most perfect and beautiful musical instruments in
the world
Se;enieen First Premiums over all competitors at State
Fairs during the month o, OoloCes
With reputation established solely upon ,I.tfn-c mer-
it, and without aid OF celebrated names and paid tes-
tionals the AMERICAN ORGANS have taken the highest
rank as Frst-Class INSTRUMENTS and justly acknow-
edged to have no superior.
The attention Of the public is called TO the AMERICAN
ORGAN an instrument .o sought for in the family CIR
which, With patent mprUI eneRS. Is adapted to
al kinds music particularly the connected organ Style
with sustained tones and harmon,s, and Sacred mu
sic 80 much desired in American homes.
the AsEsIC.S ORGANS excel all other Instruments II
the kind MANY .py, ant particulars. They supe
rior in their greater fueS d I'll IF tone. capacity Of
eNpressy elasticity ou,h and quicxne,. =. sction
r'iieIin- them perfect III rapid movements.
The h.EAI".s ORGANS constructed on the principle
the large Pipe Organ, -nI in depth and seniority OF
approach that grand iI.--unent than any
other yet manufactured and are the only real reed
organs before the public. Most >o-cale organs "
consist simply the action fastened upon the bellows
in the common melodcon, and enclosed iii
hat The AMERICAN ORGANS contain an or-an wind chest
ed the cvcr5cratin- sound box, whic! has the
important part perform the soundinsboird in p
forte. give body and resonance Of On
OF this and other great improvements the ANERI-
tank the first in The n.arlet, and comma!
higher price than all other reed instruments. Besides
this wind choGt, the AMERICAN ORGANS contain the lar
est bellows used In any instrument Of the kind giving
strength and >eadiness of tone truly deGideratum in
any organ.
The bellows being provided with safety valve, 1t Is
impossible to choke" the tone by over blowing.
The improved kneeswel bcin. placed at the right
the performer, is managed with perfect By its
the quantity of tone may be gradually increased d.
unfinished from tie Pianis>imo TO the FOrtiSSimo and
vice versa.
The Storzando expression ~ls9 lie introduced al
pleasure, Hing particular with tn, orchestral
effects. which Ar outcly impractical and unattaiahc
| in all 'iItonIatic'' similar attachments.
The Trtmoo peculiar 10 the AMERICAN is uni
NcrShy admin ed and appreciated civ in: pleasing and
bcautll "ariety sympathetic in quality, and capable
OF the most touching e:'e"tS.
In connection with the Tremo,o i. he Patent Forte
Stop which c"nsi + in arranging the treble
lro that, at will they may be made more prominent;
and with .Chdued accompaniment line solo effect
NAV be produced.
! The Reeds voiced with great anl skill An
American Organ containing more than set Of reeds
has variety III the vOcipg Of each that In using
the ful power the tones blend great volume and
th> voiced that they will remain In Years.
! The AaEECsS ORGANS superior IN the mechanical
! finish 81 the action and Inferior musical parts. The
valves 81 material expressly prepared a,o.d all
sticking ,ing; thus durable and will always
iii order.
The Keys, Reeds, &c. perfect in their finish, and
| this gives the quickness and briancy OF tone.
The AMERICAN ORGANS finished in the highest style
cf art in RoSewOo Jet, alnut and Oak Cases richly
Vanished Polished and Engraved in Smooth on Pol
si l)rHng elegant pieces Of furniture for the Parlcr
and the Walnut and Oak especially adapted for
Churches, Lecture, School and Lodge room.
We Call special attention to the style AMERICAN Oh
GAN containing the ssuperocaye coupler and sub-bass
for churches / want OF powerful instrument, whose
limited, its moderate price renders very de-
! si~able
II contains stops and is capable great variety
The AaERicAE Organs all contain the Double Bellows
Tremolo Reverberatins Socrdhoy and improved Knee.
swell.
These instruments have a capacity from the single reed
veocave organ, through all the combination OF
reeds TO eight sets and sixteen stops The power
the large pedal organ is great, the deep Subbass
tones having the strength and depth OF the sxteenteet
pipes in the large pipe organs
This latter instrument is finished in upright
and adapted large churches and for the of
ventionS, oratOrio performances, &C.
Every instrument is fully warranted to prove good and
give satisfaction, and the public may always rely
ing fairly and honorably treated Organs are securely
boxed tree of charge to go any distance.
S.D& II. ". SMITH,
FREMONT, Opp. Waltham St, BOSTON, MS.
POWERS Il STORY, State Agents,
tI4jnG6 BURLINGTON. VT.