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CoLEMAN's PATENT KoLIAN Cor OReAN) AT
TACHMENT TO THE PnNoFoRrR We have been
favored with an inspection of the contrivance de.
signed for the purpose Of converting piano into
an 0rgan and uice uersa, a. pleasure, entitled by
thespatentee, "The Eolian, or Attachment to the
Pianofore, now on exhibition at Nunn's Music
Store, Broadway. 1t is certainly very ingenious
contrivance, and one that will meet with universal
admiration and adoption. For simplicity of con.
structon and beauty OF adaptation, it certainly is
unrivaled, and we have no doubt OF its beng
adopted into general use. Every piano in the
country at very triflng expense, may be changed
into organ, producing The most brilliant and ea-
qilsite tones without affecting in the least degree
its original character. This is great desdera-
tum, and will contribute more to the essential in
tsrest Of the pupil in music than SIX monh's ordi-
nary tuition on the piano. And in a short time we
shall see the public mind seizlng upon its merits
with an avidity which shall astonish well as
prove the estimation in which the invention is
held