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New PlTENr--A very valuable improvement
on the g Eolian attachment" and all instruments
in which the tone is produced by current of air acting
upon thin metallic reed, has just been patented at
Washington by the ingenious inventor MIR. Charles
Horst, of this city MIR. Horsts invention consists in
periecting the reeds used in the above instruments and
securing them in such to render them less


liable get out of repair and enabling the performer to
raise lower their pitch at pleasure An instrument
supplied with MIR. Horss improved reeds be tuned
to chord with other Instruments have its pitch raised
lowered with much that Of guitar
violin In a reed should give out, its place be
supplied by one and be perfectly tuned, without
resorting to the usual injurious process of filing and
scraping and in short time string can be placed
in any stringed instrumcnt.-N. o. Pic