The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-01-10
- ID. d II. W. SMITHS
AMERICAN ORGANS.

1he most perfect and beautiful musical instf,,.
mrntS in the world
Seventeen First Premiums nyrr all connection.
ut State Fairs dnring the month Of October
-" tn reputation established solely upon H.
t insic merit, aud without the aid of rri.I,rot.I
namr, aud pad testimonials the AMyuuc,N
ORGANS have taken the highest rank ~ tir,t.t a.-
Instruments aud are justly acknowledged to hA,u
no SUI eriur.
The attention Of the public is called to the
NMEHl' M DitAN As an Instrument Ion. sought
Tor in the family circle. which. with new talent
Improvements, i, adapted to Ill Kind. Of must
particularly the connected organ style with il.
sustained tones and ha muncs, and sacred music
50 much desired in American homes
The American Organs are constructed nm ,Le
principle If IL" large Pipe Organ. and in ,icutI,
and seniority o. tone appruHch nearer that ,,r,ni
instrument than ANY other organ ,et manufactured
and r. tn" only real organ> now before tin rul
lie. Most -O-rallcd "Orsaus' consist simtJ, of
the action fastened upon the bellows n, in IN.
common melodeon, and enclosed in an organ ros..
hut the Amcr~an ORGANS contain an ur,,a,
"ind-chcst, called the Rrycreratiu. Suunl-brx
which has the same important part to- perform n.
the Suunding-board in "a pano-iortc, to give body
ana reSonance OF tone. On account oi thi. and
other ere It in PROV einrn.s the American Or,,u
ranks tho first in the market aud command a III
err price than all other reed instruments. beside.
this wnd-chc,t, the american Organ contains IN,
lrrses. bellows use in any instrument of tn. Kind
u
dcsijcratum in any organ.
ll'" hcllo,-, hcing provided with safety y,lv..
il is impossible to "ch IKE" the tone. bv over
blowing.
lhc Improved Kncc->wc bv being placed at
the night of the performer managed with p,rier,
ease IS lis use, the quantity ii tone may b.
Ef'l'luall, increased or diminished iiom the pian
iS1HS' tn'tnc Fo'f,ss'n'o, and rice r-ysI
N"-l"io x nc,'im may ais, I've into In
C i"ras.ur swelling particular notes with hin.
sf al - fagt LtI sslt -.
c lie at uuattainable it, all Automatic" or M
iia lu hncnis.
lie irrmoIu peculiar to the American Organ.
!, universally admirel and appreciated giving n
plc.-in- aud beautiful Ydzirtv, svmnnthetic in
q ai'y aAf n capable thS most touching .tiect,
H. connection with the 1renuIo i, the Patent
Fore STOP. which consists in 30 arranging the
Irclse noIcs in front. that, at will they may liz.
male more prominent; and. with n suhdueI ac-
conn aaimeli' .linc solo effect may he produc-,.
The Reeds are voiced With .,:eat care and skill
IN Anl'ric Organ containing more than one set
OF rec has II variety in the voicing Of each set
20 TIA m using the full power the tones blend in
t grc a .olnms and thev are 50 voiced that thew
NIL rii'in IN tune for YEAR,
The N.acrclu Organ, ave superior in the mo-
chani, finish # the action and interior musical
parts. The valves arc ofmat, rial expressly pr--
pared to avoid AL sticking or cracking are thus
durable. and viii always he in order
ne News, Reeds. Nc. are perfect in their finish,
he American Organs are finished in the highest
stNle ct art, in Rosewood Jet Walnut and Oak
cases richly Vanished, Polished, and Engraved
or IN smooth o.. polish forming eesan. Pieces OF
furniture Tor the Parlor; and the Walnut and
Oak eases especially adapted for Churches, Lecture
school, and Lodge rooms.
We call special attention to the style of Amer
ican Organs, containing the super-octave coupler
and suh-bass. For churches in want Of a powerful
instrument, whose means are limited its moderate
rice renders it very desirable.
IL contains seven stops, and is capable Of great
variety.
The American ORGANS all contain the Double
bellows, Trent'o, Reyerberating Sound-box and
improved knee-swell.
These instruments have a capacity from the
single reed five-octave organ, through all the
various combination of reeis. up to eight sets and
sixteen stops. The power OF the large pedal
organ is very great, the deep sul-bass tones hav-
ing the strength and depth OF the sixteen feet
pipes in the large pipe organs. -
This latter instrument is finished in an upright
case. and is adapted for large churches, and for
the use Of con ventions, oratorio eronnances, &c.
Every instrument j. FULLY warranted to, prove,
good and give satisfaction, and the public NAV
always rely on Icing fairly and honorably treated
Organs are securely boxed free OF charged to 20.
any distance.
SD. & II. W. SMITH,
FREMONT, opposite MAILMAN STREET
Boston, Mass.
POWERS &c STORY,
3s;6m STATE AGENTS, BURLINGTON. VT