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Collection Overview

Title: Chicago Sheet Music Collection, 1845-1871

ID: 01/01/MSS00115

Primary Creator: University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Library

Extent: 6.0 Cubic Feet. More info below.

Arrangement:

Arrangement reflects original ordering by the University Library in 15 volumes, which is primary ordered chronologically by acquisition date, then alphabetically by composer last name and title of the composition within volumes.

Volume 1: alphabetically by composer last name then title.

Volumes 2-5: chronologically by publication date across volumes (v. 2 1849-1861, v. 3 1862-1865, v. 4 1865-1871, v. 5 1871- undated) then alphabetically by composer and title within each volume.

Volumes 6-7, 9-11 contain imprints ordered alphabetically by composer last name and title across volumes in the following order: v.6 (A-E), v. 7 (F-K), v. 11 (L-O), v. 9 (R-V), v. 10 (W).

Volume 8 and volumes 12-15 are ordered alphabetically by composer last name and title within each volume.

The physical collection has been rehoused into 20 boxes, ordered continuously by item based off of the original call and volume numbers. See the finding aid for a box/item listing.

Date Acquired: 08/01/1939

Subjects: H. M. Higgins (Publisher), Higgins Brothers (Chicago, Ill.), Lyon & Healy, Music publishing -- Illinois -- Chicago, Root & Cady, United States - History - Civil War, 1861-1865

Forms of Material: Sheet Music

Languages: English, French, German, Italian

Abstract

A collection of 19th century sheet music printed in Chicago, Illinois before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871.

Scope and Contents of the Materials

The Chicago Sheet Music Collection is a collection of 19th century sheet music printed in Chicago, Illinois before the Great Fire of 1871. It consists of a wide range of popular music from the time, including popular vocal and piano pieces, songs, ballads, waltzes, polkas, marches, comic pieces, opera selections, and parlor music. Thematic strengths include the American Civil War; stage shows and productions by comic actors, opera stars, minstrel performers, and family singing troupes; Chicago businesses and social organizations; and social issues such as temperance, reconstruction, and women's suffrage.

The items in the collection were predominantly published by the Chicago firms Root & Cady, H.M. Higgins, Lyon & Healy, and the DeMotte Brothers and their associated national imprints. Consisting of approximately 850 items, the collection was assembled by the University of Illinois Library between 1939-1943. Volumes 1-5, 8, 12, 14 and 15 contain music published and printed in Chicago, while volumes 6-7, 9-11, 13, and 15 contain imprints published in other American cities with Chicago distributors.

Collection Historical Note

In 1939, the University of Illinois began collecting sheet music printed in Chicago before the Great Chicago Fire of 1871 in response to renewed interest in the academic community regarding Chicago’s role in music publishing during the Civil War and before the Fire. The Fire devastated the Chicago music industry, destroying the storefronts and inventories of most of the publishing houses. As a result, only one pre-Fire firm survived into the 20th century and information about the scale and national reach of the Chicago music publishing industry was largely forgotten. Between 1939 and 1943, the University Library amassed over 850 pieces of sheet music that either were printed in or would have been available in Chicago before 1871.

In 1941 the University Library hired a student assistant from the Library Science program to catalog and arrange the collection, Dena J. Polacheck Epstein (1916-2013). Epstein, who had a bachelor’s degree in music was inspired to write her master’s thesis, Music Publishing in Chicago before 1871: the Firm of Root & Cady, 1858-1871, using the Illinois collection, which was later serially published in the Music Library Association of America Notes journal between 1944-1946 and in a revised book edition in 1969, which has remained an influential work in the study of early American music publishing. Epstein later became a noted Music Librarian at the University of Chicago and an ethnomusicologist, best known for her foundational scholarship into early American Black folk music and her 1977 book Sinful Tunes and Spirituals: Black Folk Music to the Civil War.

Sources:

Epstein, Dena. Interview by Chris D’Arpa. 14 March, 2008. Voices of Illinois Oral History Portal, University of Illinois Archives. https://www.library.illinois.edu/voices/collection-item/dena-epstein/, Accessed 28 February. 2023.

Epstein, Dena Julia Polacheck. “Music Publishing in Chicago Prior to 1871 : the Firm of Root & Cady, 1858-1871”. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1943.

Epstein, Dena J. Polacheck. Music Publishing in Chicago before 1871 : the Firm of Root & Cady, 1858-1871. Detroit: Information Coordinators, 1969.

Epstein, Dena J. "Music Publishing" in Encyclopedia of Chicago, Chicago: Chicago Historical Society, 2005

University of Illinois Library. Annual Report 1939-1940. University of Illinois Archives, 35/1/801.

Subject/Index Terms

H. M. Higgins (Publisher)
Higgins Brothers (Chicago, Ill.)
Lyon & Healy
Music publishing -- Illinois -- Chicago
Root & Cady
United States - History - Civil War, 1861-1865

Administrative Information

Repository: Rare Book & Manuscript Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Alternate Extent Statement: 20 boxes (853 items)

Access Restrictions: The collection is open for research.

Use Restrictions:

The RBML reproductions policies can be found here:

http://www.library.illinois.edu/rbx/collections/reproduction-services/

The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted materials. Under certain conditions specified in the law, libraries and archives are authorized to furnish a photocopy or other reproduction. One of these specified conditions is that the photocopy or reproduction is not to be "used for any purpose other than private study scholarship or research." If a user makes a request for, or later uses, a photocopy or reproduction for purposes in excess of "fair use," that user may be liable for copyright infringement. This institution reserves the right to refuse to accept a copying order if, in its judgement, fulfillment of the order would damage materials or involve violation of copyright law.

Acquisition Source: Purchased

Acquisition Method: Acquired between 1939-1943 through purchase installments from various rare book dealers including Edward H. Terry, L. E. Dicke, Fred Lockley, Wellman and Harry Dichter.

Related Publications: Epstein, Dena J. Polacheck. Music Publishing in Chicago before 1871: the Firm of Root & Cady, 1858-1871. Detroit: Information Coordinators, 1969.

Box and Folder Listing

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Box 1

Volume 1

Item 1: "General Grant polka," comp. Louis A. Falk, 1865: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 2: "Mabel Clare," comp. A.H. Higgens, lyrics by Rosetta Lunt, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by A. Judson Higgins.
Item 3: "Merrily rolls the mill stream: song and chorus," comp. H.M. Higgins, lyrics by T.L.C., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 4: "Gentle laughing may: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Edwin G. Knowlton, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 5: "Sicilian Mazurka: for piano or harp," comp. Charles Mac Evoy, 1860: Piano, harp. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 6: "The Battle-Cry of Freedom," comp. and lyrics by George F. Root, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 7: "Just after the battle: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "Kiss me Mother, kiss your darling: song & chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by Letta C. Lord, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 9: "They have broken up their Camps!: song and chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by Maj. John B. Jewell, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 10: "The Vacant Chair, or, We shall meet but, we shall miss him (Thanksgiving 1861): Song with Chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by H.S.W., 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 10, cop. 2: "The Vacant Chair, or, We shall meet but, we shall miss him (Thanksgiving 1861): Song with Chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by H.S.W., 1862: Piano, guitar, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 11: "The University Quickstep: The Sleeper. Quartette or Song & Chorus," comp. E.M. Shaw, 1865: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 12: "The Johanna Polka," comp. Henry O.R. Siefert, 1860: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 13: "Wedding Polka Mazurka," comp. H.O.R. Siefert, 1860: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 14: "My Little Wife & I" (from Woodland Warblings), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Alford Sully, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 15: "The Old Man Dreams" (from Woodland Warblings), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by C.M. Ballard, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 15, cop. 2: "The Old Man Dreams" (from Woodland Warblings), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by C.M. Ballard, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 16: "Song of Mary" (from Woodland Warblings), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Mrs. Frank Leland, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 17: "Zula Zong" (from Woodland Warblings), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by C.M. Ballard, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 18: "Wake Nicodemus!," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 18, cop. 2: "Wake Nicodemus!," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.

Volume 2

Item 1: "My father's half Bushel: A bass solo," comp. John C. Baker, lyrics by E.C. Baker, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 2: "The river of time," comp. and lyrics by J.C. Baker, 1860: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 3: "Ever of thee: Transcription Brillante," comp. T.M. Brown, 1861: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 4: "Mother do not weep: or the dying boy," comp. Frederick Buckley, lyrics by C.P. Burnam, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 5: "O'er the billow our light bark is dancing" (from Cady's Popular Home Songs; no. 10.), comp. and lyrics by C.M. Cady, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 6: "The three angel visitants," comp. and lyrics by C.M. Cady, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 6a: "The three angel visitants" (from The Wreath of roses: a choice collection of popular songs; no. 8), comp. and lyrics by C.M. Cady, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 7: "We meet upon the level: Masonic ode," comp. C.M. Cady, lyrics by Rob Morris, 1859: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "She is mine!" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 89), comp. Curschman, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8a: "Mabel Clare: Variations pour piano," comp. C. Dotzler, 1861: Piano. Published by A. Judson Higgins.
Item 9: "Not yet: The flowers are in my path," comp. Saml. W. Fassett, lyrics by L.E.L., 1853: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 10: "Douglas Funeral March," comp. H. Grante, 1861: Piano. Published by A. Judson Higgins.
Item 11: "The 'Belle City' Polka" (from The "Belle City"), comp. Charles Heyer, 1857: Piano. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 12: "The 'Belle City' Schottisch" (from The "Belle City"), comp. Charles Heyer, 1857: Piano. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 13: "The 'Belle City' Waltz" (from The "Belle City"), comp. Charles Heyer, 1857: Piano. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 14: "List! The evening breeze is stealing: A boat glee" (from Four part songs with piano forte accompaniement by well known authors), comp. J.M. Hubbard, lyrics by S.E. Coburn, 1860: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 15: "Long weary day = Den lieben langen tag" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 52), comp. Jays, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 16: "If I die first love," comp. A.M. Knapp, lyrics by Mackay, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 17: "Fly birdling, through the verdant wood!" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 139), comp. and lyrics by F. Küken, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 18: "Marcia: Rescue grand march," comp. Henry E. Lippert, 1854: Piano. Published by Mould & Greene.
Item 19: "The captive bird," comp. Charles Mac Evoy, lyrics by J.F.P., 1860: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 20: "Pleasant time polka" (from Markt's Gems for the Piano Forte; no. 7), comp. C. Markt, 1856: Piano. Published by Higgins Brothers.

Box 2

Volume 2

Item 21: "Rose bud polka" (from Markt's Gems for the Piano Forte; no. 4), comp. C. Markt, 1856: Piano. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 22: "The Lafner Waltz," comp. F.R. Otto, 1861: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 23: "Love's Request = Libes bitte" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 143), comp. A. Reichardt, lyrics by A. Reichardt and C. Clark, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 24: "The first gun is fired!: 'May God protect the right'" (from Root & Cady's Patriotic Songs), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25: "God bless our brave young volunteers!: song," comp. and lyrics by George F. Root, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 26: "My mother she is sleeping: song and chorus" (from Six Ballads by Geo. F. Root. Wurzel; no. 4), comp. and lyrics by Wurzel, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 27: "Oh are ye sleeping Maggie: Scotch song," arr. Geo. F. Root, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 28: "Only Waiting" (from Six Ballads by Geo. F. Root. Wurzel; no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 28, cop. 2: "Only Waiting" (from Six Ballads by Geo. F. Root. Wurzel; no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 29: "Softly she faded" (from Six Ballads by Geo. F. Root. Wurzel; no. 2), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 30: "Wake! Lady Wake! We're singing to thee: a serenade" (from Four Part Songs with Piano Forte Accompaniement by Well Known Authors; no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1860: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 31: "Last Greeting" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 48), comp. Schubert, lyrics by Beranger, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 32: "Thine is my heart" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 105), comp. and lyrics by F. Schubert, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33: "Lorena: with Variations," comp. and lyrics by H.O.R. Siefert, 1861: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 34: "Sweet Jessie, the village pride," comp. Edgar C. Spinning, lyrics by M.E.H., 1857: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 35: "Amelia Mazurka," comp. Franz Staab, 1854: Piano. Published by Mould & Greene.
Item 36: Chicago Polka, comp. Franz Staab, 1855: Piano. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 37: "Flirtation Polka: Burlesque Musicale," comp. Maurice Strakosch, 1849: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 38: "Briggs House Polka," comp. A.J. Vaas, 1860: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 39: The Richmond House Polka, comp. A.J. Vaas, 1859: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 40: "Sister Maggie: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Eugene Van Ransselaer, 1860: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 41: "When her radiant smile entrances = Il balen del suo sorriso" (from Selections from the Opera "Il Trovatore" by G. Verdi; no. 7), arr. by sig. Augusto Bendelari, trans. Chas. J. Sprague Esq., 1854: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 42: "John Brown: Ballad" (from Prairie Flowers composed by J.P. Webster), comp. Joseph P. Webster, lyrics by Charles Mackay, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 43: "Lorena," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Rev. H.D.L. Webster, 1857: Piano, guitar, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 43, cop. 2: "Lorena," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Rev. H.D.L. Webster, 1857: Piano, guitar, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 44: "The spot where Eddie sleeps: or, Six lonely years have come and gone" (from Prairie Flowers composed by J.P. Webster), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.D.L. Webster, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 45: "Zula Zong: song and chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by C.M. Ballard, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 46: "Brave boys are they!: Duet and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 47: "The first love dream" (from Songs & Ballads of Henry C. Work), comp. Henry C. Work, 1861: Piano, guitar. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 48: "The girls at home: Quartette" (from Four Part Songs with Piano Forte Accompaniment by Well Known Authors; no. 10), comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 49: "Nellie lost and found" (from Songs & Ballads of Henry C. Work), comp. and lyrics by H.C. Work, 1861: Piano, guitar, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 50: "Our captain's last words" (from Songs & Ballads of Henry C. Work), comp. and lyrics by H.C. Work, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 51: "Where is the Gipsies home," comp. Richard Zellner, lyrics by S.M. Wilson, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.

Volume 3

Item 1: "My soul to God, my heart to thee," comp. and lyrics by L. Clapisson, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 2: "Holden Guards: Schottische," comp. Clara E. Craw, 1863: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 2, cop. 2: "Holden Guards: Schottische," comp. Clara E. Craw, 1863: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 3: "Marche de Faust," comp. Robert Goldbeck, 1864: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 4: "The flower song = Le parlate d'amor: The language of love" (from Vocal beauties from the opera Faust (Chas. Gounod); no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Chas. Gounod, trans. Ch. O.C., 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 5: "Oh mother hear my dying call!," comp. and lyrics by Geo. P. Graff, arr. Kurt Panzer, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 6: "All hail to Ulysses!," comp. J.E. Haynes, lyrics by Chas. Haynes, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 7: "The Cecilia Waltz," comp. F.W. Hohmann, 1863: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 8: "Will you wed me now I'm lame love?: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Avanelle L. Holmes, arr. Geo. F. Root, 1863: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 9: "The Dying soldier to his mother: ballad," comp. A.B. Irving, lyrics by Thos. Mackellar, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.

Box 3

Volume 3

Item 10: "Violet Waltz" (from Lincoln's Garden Waltzes composed by Mrs. Lottie J. Johnson; no. 3), comp. Mrs. Lottie J. Johnson, 1865: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 11: "The Prisoner to his Mother," comp. Albert M. Knapp, M.D., 1864: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 12: "A morning in the woods: a rural scene descriptive," comp. Charles Kunkel, 1864: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 13: "Tarantelle," comp. A. Loeschorn, 1863: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 14: "Central City Polka," comp. Fredk. Wm. Miles, 1864: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 15: "The Chicago Mazurka," comp. Geo. W. Morgan, 1864: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 16: "Ally Ray: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Wm. S. Pitts, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 17: "Just before the battle, mother," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 17, cop. 2: "Just before the battle, mother," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 17, cop. 3: "Just before the battle, mother," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 18: "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!: The prisoner's hope," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 18, cop. 2: "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!: The prisoner's hope," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 18, cop. 3: "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!: The prisoner's hope," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 18, cop. 4: "Tramp! Tramp! Tramp!: The prisoner's hope," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 19: "Who'll save the left: A battle scene," comp. R. Tompkins, lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 20: "Will you come to meet me darling?," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by Frances A. Baker, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 21: "I'm afloat! I'm afloat!" (from Vocal beauties: A collection of songs & ballads by various authors), comp. Henry Russell, lyrics by Eliza Cook, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 22: "Year of Jubilee: or, Kingdom has come," comp. and lyrics by "Sambo", 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 23: "Poor Mother! Willie's gone," comp. and lyrics by Thea. F. Seward, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 24: "A vesper song for our volunteer's sisters" comp. and lyrics by R. Stewart Taylor, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25: "I have no wife: or, the sentiments of a single man," comp. T. Martin Towne, lyrics by Dr. J.B. Cooper, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 26: "Il Travatore by Verdi No. 2" (from "Il Travatore" by Verdi, Arranged to the Piano Forte by Adolph Baumbach; no. 2), comp. G. Verdi, arr. Adolph Baumbach, 1863: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 27: "The Evening Hearthstone (from Gems of Melody: 100 Songs of J.P. Webster, arranged for the piano forte, in an easy, pleasing and highly instructive manner, by Rudolph de Roode; no. 21), comp. J.P. Webster, arr. Rudolf de Roode, 1862/1863: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 27a: "Hattie Bell" (from Western Gems: 100 Songs, composed by J.P. Webster; no. 30), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Frank D. Hatfield, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 28: "Home is sad without a mother" (from Gems of Melody: 100 Songs of J.P. Webster, arranged for the piano forte, in an easy, pleasing and highly instructive manner, by Rudolph de Roode; no. 32), comp. J.P. Webster, arr. Rudolf de Roode, 1862/1863: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 29: "The negro emancipation song," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by S. Filmore Bennett, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 30: "Paul Vane: or, Lorena's reply" (from Western Gems: 100 Songs, composed by J.P. Webster; no. 74), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.D.L. Webster, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 30, cop. 2: "Paul Vane: or, Lorena's reply," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.D.L. Webster, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 31: "I stand on memory's golden shore: song and chorus" (from She sleeps beneath the elms; sofly sing, love; I stand on memory's golden shore: by J.P. Webster), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by S. Filmore Bennett, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 32: "Rain on the calm lake: for piano," comp. A.E. Wimmerstedt, 1864: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33: "Daisy Deane," comp. Jas. R. Murray, lyrics by Liet. T.F. Winthrop, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33, cop. 2: "Daisy Deane," comp. Jas. R. Murray, lyrics by Liet. T.F. Winthrop, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33, cop. 3: "Daisy Deane," comp. Jas. R. Murray, lyrics by Liet. T.F. Winthrop, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33, cop. 4: "Daisy Deane," comp. Jas. R. Murray, lyrics by Liet. T.F. Winthrop, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34: "Come home, father: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34, cop. 2: "Come home, father: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34, cop. 3: "Come home, father: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34, cop. 4: "Come home, father: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 35: "Grafted into the army," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1862: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36: "Kingdom Coming!: Song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36, cop. 2: "Kingdom Coming!: Song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36, cop. 3: "Kingdom Coming!: Song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36, cop. 4: "Kingdom Coming!: Song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.

Volume 14

Item 67: "Kingdom Coming" (from Work's Popular Songs & Ballads; no. 10), comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.

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Volume 3

Item 37: "Little Major," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1862: Piano, voice (duet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 38: "Sleep, Baby, sleep," comp. and arr. Henry C. Work and arr. John Molter, 1862: Piano, guitar. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 39: "Sleeping for the flag: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 39, cop. 2: "Sleeping for the flag: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 40: "Song of a thousand years: solo and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 41: "I'se on de way: Freedman's song," comp. and lyrics by Wurzel, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 42: "Temple polka mazourka," comp. Florence Ziegfeld, 1864: Piano. Published by Reeds Temple of Music.

Volume 4

Item 1: "Look out upon the stars: serenade," comp. Ch. H. Bach, lyrics by Wilkes, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Ziegfeld & Willson and Reeds Temple of Music.
Item 2: "Etta Mazurka," comp. Adolph Baumbach, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 3: "Inauguration March," comp. Adolph Baumbach, 1865: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 4: "Golden Cloud Polka" (from Golden Dreams: A Collection of Gems for the Piano composed by Eugene Berthier; no. 2), comp. Eugene Berthier, 1868: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 5: "Golden Dream March" (from Golden Dreams: A Collection of Gems for the Piano composed by Eugene Berthier; no. 2), comp. Eugene Berthier, 1868: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 6: "Daylight: A Musical Expression for the piano," comp. Blind Tom, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 7: "Love among the roses," comp. T. Brigham Bishop, lyrics by W.H. Delehanty, 1869: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "Little Maggie May," comp. Chas. Blamphin, lyrics by G.W. Moore, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 9: "Lora Vale: Song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by P.P. Bliss, arr. Geo F. Root, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 10: "Three little words ('I love you'): song & chorus," comp. J.A. Butterfield, lyrics by Mark Moxley, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by T.W. Martin.
Item 11: "The Signal galop" (from Compositions of Jos. Freising for Piano), comp. Jos. Freising, 1870: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 12: "Darling Minnie Lee," comp. E.N. Catlin, lyrics by W. Dexter Smith Jr., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 13: "The crown of glory," comp. and lyrics by F. Stevens Chandler, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 14: "Katy's Letter," comp. and lyrics by Lady Dufferin, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 15: "Out West!: or the Down Easters Journey," comp. and lyrics by H.L. Frisbie, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 16: "I'm thinking tonight, My Darling!," comp. James Harrison, lyrics by Irene Stiles, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by De Motte Bros.
Item 17: "They sleep in the far Sunny Southland" (from Loyal lyrics by Mrs. O.N. Haskins), comp. and lyrics by Mrs. O.N. Haskins, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 18: "Willie has come with the angels: song and chorus," comp. H.M. Higgins, lyrics by Mrs. O.N. Haskins, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 19: "Matinèe Quickstep," comp. John B. Hemstreet, arr. H.R. Palmser, 1866: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 20: "Night before Pettersburgh," comp. Edward Hoffman, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 21: "Bonnie Athliene: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Frank Howard, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by T.W. Martin.
Item 22: "Little Barefoot: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Frank Howard, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by H.T. Merrill & Co.
Item 23: "Fairy footsteps waltz," comp. Miss Virginia S. Kinney, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 24: "Gathering Home," comp. C.T. Lockwood, lyrics by H.M. Look, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25: "Starry waves: song & chorus," comp. C.T. Lockwood, lyrics by C. Ernst Fahnestock, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25, cop. 2: "Starry waves: song & chorus," comp. C.T. Lockwood, lyrics by C. Ernst Fahnestock, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25, cop. 3: "Starry waves: song & chorus," comp. C.T. Lockwood, lyrics by C. Ernst Fahnestock, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 26: "Tommy's Return," comp. and lyrics by C.T. Lockwood, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 27: "Galop Orientale," comp. George W. Lyon, 1866: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 28: "Charlie Schottische," comp. Clara C. Mitchell, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 29: "She sleeps in the valley so sweet: duet and chorus," comp. and lyrics by H.R. Palmer, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 30: "Soldier's Home Medley," comp. Madame Eliza Pattiani, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 31: "Absence: For contralto baritone or bass," comp. and lyrics by Alfred H. Pease, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 32: "Softly fall the silvery moonbeams" (from Wreath of Vocal Beauties with piano forte accompaniment composed by Geo. W. Persley), comp. Geo. W. Persley, lyrics by Frank Howard, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33: "Lena," comp. S.C. Pratt, 1866: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.

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Volume 4

Item 34: "Beneath the loved one's window: serenade," comp. W.J. Robjohn, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 35: "Grand Instrumental Medley: from Root & Cady's popular publications," comp. W.J. Robjohn, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36: "On, on, on, the boys came marching!: or, the prisoner free,' comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36, cop. 2: "On, on, on, the boys came marching!: or, the prisoner free,' comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36, cop. 4: "On, on, on, the boys came marching!: or, the prisoner free,' comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 37: "Orpheus: Opera by Offenbach. Fantasie for Piano," comp. F.W. Root, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 38: "Precious to thee!," comp. and lyrics by E. Towner Root, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 39: "Somewhere!," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 40: "I've no Mother now, I'm weeping: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by T.S., 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Geo. F. Root & Sons
Item 41: "Zilla Ree," comp. and lyrics by P.G. Salis, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 42: "Sunset" (from Idyls of the Praire: Receitations for the piano composed by Hermann S. Saroni; no. 3), comp. Hermann S. Saroni, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 43: "Meet me 'neath the old elm tree," comp. and lyrics by Wm. Seibert, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 44: "The Sorosis polka," comp. Geo. Stevens, 1868: Piano. Published by De Motte Bros.
Item 45: "Lilla is an angel now!: a quartette," comp. T.R. Walker, lyrics by T.D.C. Miller, 1866: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 46: "O how fast the days are passing: song and chorus," comp. A. Weaver, lyrics by E.B. Dewing, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 47: "She sleeps beneath the elms" (from Six Songs by J. P. Webster; no. 1), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Josephine Furman, 1864/1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 48: "The sounds of the sea," comp. and lyrics by J.P. Webster, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 48, cop. 2: "The sounds of the sea," comp. and lyrics by J.P. Webster, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 49: "Twill be summer time by and by: song and chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by J.L. Bates, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 50: "Woman is going to vote" (from Songs of the Present Time: Melodies of beauty, words of sense, ideas of progress. By J. P. Webster; series 1), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Luke Collin, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 51: "The boys in blue are coming home: song and chorus," comp. A.E. Wimmerstedt, lyrics by S.H.M. Byers, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 52: "The last rose of summer: with brilliant variations for piano," comp. Addison P. Wyman, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.

Volume 5

Item 1: "Good night, my child! = Gut nacht du mein herziges Kind," comp. and lyrics by Franz Abt., undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 2: "When the swallows homeward fly = Wenn die Schwalben heimwärts zieh'n," comp. and lyrics by Franz Abt., undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 3: "Ecstasy = L'estasi: valse brillante" (from Songs & Ballads of Mlle Parepa; no. 5), comp. Luigi Arditi, lyrics by Claude Vincent, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 4: "Fanfare militaire" (from Gleanings: A collection of popular & standard pieces for the piano), comp. J. Ascher, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 5: "Maiden's prayer = La priére d'une vierge" (from 12 standard pieces for piano), comp. T. Badarzewska, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 6: "Why do summer roses fade" (from Stray Leaves: a sellection of popular songs from various authors), comp. Geo. Barker, lyrics by J.E. Carpenter, undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 7: "Five o'clock in the morning: ballad" (from Songs & Ballads of Mlle Parepa; no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "I cannot sing the old songs" (from Beauties of English song), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 9: "Janet's Choice" (from Songs and ballads from Over the Sea; no. 12), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 10: "We'd better bide a wee" (from Beauties of English song), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 11: "Won't you tell me why, Robin?" (from Beauties of English song), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 12: "Maniac & Pestal Waltzes" (from Gleanings: A collection of popular & standard pieces for the piano), comp. F. Beyer, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 13: "Morning star waltz: or, Schönbrunner waltz" (from The pianist's music-drawer: a collection of standard pieces by various authors), comp. F. Beyer, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 14: "When the corn is waving, Annie dear" (from Songs and ballads from Over the Sea; no. 13), comp. Ch. Blamphin, lyrics by Ch. Blamphin, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 15: "Les Deux Anges: Morceau Caracteristique," comp. Jaques Blumenthal, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 15, cop. 2: "Les Deux Anges: Morceau Caracteristique," comp. Jaques Blumenthal, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 16: "La source: caprice" (from Gleanings: a collection of popular & Standard pieces for the piano), comp. J. Bumenthal, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 17: "Comin' thro' the rye" (from Stray Leaves: a sellection of popular songs from various authors), undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 18: "Corn Flower Valse" (from The Pianists Musical Library; no. 29), comp. C. Coote, Jr., undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 19: "Il Desiderio" (from The Pianist's Music-Drawer: A collection of standard pieces by various authors), comp. Henri Cramer, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 20: "Il Desiderio: Pensèe Romantique," comp. H. Cramer, undated: Piano. Published by Higgins Bros.

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Volume 5

Item 21: "Kathleen Mavourneen" (from 12 Standard Songs), comp. F.N. Crouch, lyrics by Miss Crawford, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 22: "Ruby," comp. Virginia Gabriel, lyrics by J.J. Lonsdale, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 23: "Oh, set my heart at rest," comp. and lyrics by Gustavus Geary, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 24: "In Woodland Bowers = Im Rosenduft: Swedish Song," comp. and lyrics by Gustavus, trans. C.J. Sprague, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25: "Golden Leaves = Feuilles d'or" (from Pianist's Folio: A Collection of brilliant pieces by the best composers), comp. Jules Egghard, [1867]: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 26: "30 Progressive Studies: 2nd book" (from 25 Etudes; no. 2), comp. Stephen Heller, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 27: "If I were a bird, I'd fly to thee: Study" (from Gleanings: a collection of popular & Standard pieces for the piano), comp. Adolph Henselt
Item 28: "A motto for every man" (from Beauties of English Song), comp. M. Hobson, lyrics by Henry Clifton, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 29: "Danse Espagnole: Rondo," comp. Francois Hunten, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 30: "La rose: variations brilliantes sur une air allemand," comp. F. Hunten, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 31: "Gaëtana Mazurka" (from The Leisure Hour Instrumental), comp. E. Ketterer, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 32: "The Old Homestead = Das thuere vaterhaus" (from Pianist's Folio: A Collection of brilliant pieces by the best composers), comp. F. Gumbert, [1868]: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 33: "The song of Blanche Alpen," comp. Stephen Glover, lyrics by Charles Jefferys, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34: "Natalien Waltzes" (from Selection of Beautiful Waltzes for the Piano Forte), comp. J. Labitzky, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 35: "The days of absence: nocturne," comp. Gustav Lange, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 36: "La Corinna: song without words," comp. Henry E. Lippert, undated: Piano. Published by B.K. Mould.
Item 37: "Juanita: arranged for one or two voices" (from The Wreath of roses: a choice collection of popular songs; no. 1), comp., arr. and lyrics by Hon. Mrs. Norton (arr.), undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 38: "Alpine Bells = Alpenglöckchen: Tyrolienne" (from Compositions pour piano par J. Ascher, Th. Oesten), comp. Th. Oesten, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 39: "Maienliebe = Love in May" (from The Pianist's Music-Drawer: a collection of standard pieces by various authors), comp. T. Oesten, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 40: "The Apology: or you know," comp. John Parry, lyrics by Robert More, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 41: "Thou art so near and yet so far = Du bist mir nah' und doch so fein," comp. and lyrics by A. Reichardt, trans. John Oxenford, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 42: "Warblings at eve: romance for the piano," comp. Brinley Richards, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 43: "That little church around the corner: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 43, cop. 2: "That little church around the corner: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 44: "Annie Laurie: A Scotch Ballad newly arranged for the piano forte" (from Standard Songs by various authors), comp. [Scotch.], undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 45: "Annie Laurie: A Scotch Ballad newly arranged for the piano forte" (from Root & Cady's Collection of Popular Songs, Duetts, Trios, &c by Various Authors), comp. [Scotch.], undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 46: "Chicago Schottische," comp. C.T. Sisson, 1871: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 47: "Nosegay of Violets" (from Tone-Blossoms: 6 Characteristic Pieces for the Piano by F. Spindler; no. 3), comp. F. Spindler, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 48: "Alpine Rose" (from Tone-Blossoms: 6 Characteristic Pieces for the Piano by F. Spindler; no. 1), comp. F. Spindler, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 49: "Wein, Weib, und Gesang: Walzer" (from Favorite Waltzes by Popular Authors; no. 8), comp. Johann Strauss, undated
Item 50: "Aria Alla Scozzese: con variazione," comp. T. Valentine, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 51: "Les Cloches du Monastère = Monastery Bells: Nocturne," comp. Lefébure Wély, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 52: "Invitation a la valse (from Gleanings: A collection of Popular & Standard pieces for the piano)," comp. C.M. von Weber, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 53: "Die Wacht am Rhein = The Rhine Guard," comp. and lyrics by Carl Wilhelm, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.

Volume 6

Item 1: "Good night my own dearest child = Gute nacht du mein herziges kind," comp. and lyrics by Franz Abt, trans. J.C.J., 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 2: "Little bird so sweetly singing: ballad," comp. George B. Allen, lyrics by Robert Reece, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by S. Brainard & Sons (Cleveland).
Item 3: "A sweet little kiss = Il baccio" (from Selection of Beautiful Waltzes), comp. Arditi, arr. W.D., 1867: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 4: "Cascade de roses" (from Album of Classic Compositions for the pianoforte: Containing the finest works of the Great Masters), comp. J. Ascher, before 1871: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 5: "The Serenade March for piano," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1867: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 6: "Lulu Mazurka," comp. D. S. Babcock, 1865: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 7: "La Prière d'une vierge" (from Gems from the Valley: A choice selection of Instrumental Compositions by Popular Composers; no. 8), comp. Th. Badarzewska, 1861: Piano. Published by W.S. Mackie (Rochester).

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Volume 6

Item 8: "Violet Schottisch" (from The Bouquet: 10 Gems for the young pianist by Harry Badger), comp. Harry Badger, 1867: Piano. Published by Harry Badger (Jackson, MI).
Item 9: "Our girls: ballad," comp. Thomas Baker, lyrics by C.D. Stuart, 1854: Piano, voice. Published by Horace Waters (New York).
Item 10: "Marcia Fantastica" (from Third Series. A Choice Selection of Compositions for the Piano; no. 1), comp. W. Bargiel, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 11: "Für Elise" (from Beethoven's last compostions), comp. L. van Beethoven, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 12: "Fisher's hornpipe waltz" (from Chit Chat for piano by Jas. Bellak; no. 13), comp. Jas. Bellak, 1856: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 13: "May breezes waltz" (from The Leaflets: 50 Pleasing Duets for the piano, by James Bellak; no. 29.), comp. James Bellak, 1861: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 14: "Merry Zingara polka" (from Diamonds for the piano, by Jas. Bellak; no. 21.), comp. Jas. Bellak, 1856: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 15: "Shower of Pearls" (from Saloon Pieces by Various Authors; no. 3), comp. James Bellak, 1866: Piano. Published by J. L. Peters (New York).
Item 16: "Casta Diva de Bellini" (from L'anima dell opera: 10 cavatines Italienne pour piano forte et flute par W. Forde; no. 6), comp. Bellini, arr. W. Forde, before 1871: Piano. Published by Russel & Tolman (Boston).
Item 17: "La Somnambula: No. 13. Repertoire des jeunes pianistes" (from Cottier & Denton's Collection of Choice and Elegant Compositions for the piano forte by the most eminent composers; no. 14.), comp. Fred Beyer, before 1871: Piano. Published by Cottier & Denton (Buffalo).
Item 18: "Still so gently o'er me stealing: Bellini" (from Transcriptions Elegantes, A Selection of Gems for the piano-forte by Adolph Baumbach; no. 20.), comp. Adolph Baumbach, 1863: Piano. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 19: "Sweet silver bell: Schottische," comp. E.A. Benson, 1869: Piano. Published by E.A. Benson (Memphis).
Item 20: "Reveries at Eve: morceau de salon," comp. Louis Berge, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 21: "Suis Moi! = Follow Me: Gallop," comp. Adolph Bernstein, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 22: "Leaf by lead the roses fall," comp. T.B. Bishop, lyrics by Caroline Dana Howe, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by John Church & Co. (Cincinnati).
Item 23: "La tendresse: grande valse brillante," comp. Henri Bollman, 1867: Piano. Published by Bollman & Schatzman (St. Louis).
Item 24: "Alone in crowds," comp. O.B. Brown, lyrics by Thos. Moore, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 25: "Paulinen polka: arranged for the piano-forte," comp. Edward Bȗchel, 1851: Piano. Published by G.W. Brainard & Co. (Louisville).
Item 26: "Kiss me quick and go," comp. Fred. Buckley, lyrics by Silas S. Steel, 1856: Piano, voice. Published by Firth Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 27: "Io vivo, e t'amo = I live and love thee: Duettino" (from L'inione armonica (The Harmonic Union): A collection of Vocal Duets with Italian & English words), comp. and lyrics by F. Campana, trans. M.L.L., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by G. Andre & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 28: "Sans souci polka," comp. Carberry, 1871: Piano. Published by Marshall & Wendell (Albany, NY).
Item 29: "Weary Watching," comp. E.N. Catlin, lyrics by Geo. Cooper, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by White & Goulland (Boston).
Item 30: "The Crab Apple Tree: ballad," comp. M.B. Clark, lyrics by G.M. Ballard, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Benham Bros. & Co. (Indianapolis).
Item 31: "Aileen, Aroon!," comp. and lyrics by Charlie C. Converse, 1853: Piano, voice. Published by O. Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 32: "The sword of Bunker Hill" (from National Melodies; no. 5.), comp. Covert, lyrics by William Ross Wallace, 1855: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 33: "Katy Drew: song & Chorus," comp. H.P. Danks, lyrics by Geo. W. Elliott, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 34: "Robin and Jeanie: Song and Duet," comp. and lyrics by E.C. Davis, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 35: "Gaily chant the summer birds: soprano in A," comp. and lyrics by De Pinna, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 36: "Beulah Bell Polka," comp. Mrs. Stephen W. Downey, 1867: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 37: "How the gates came ajar: song & chorus," comp. Eastburn, lyrics by Helen A. Bostwick, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by S. Brainard & Sons (Cleveland).
Item 38: "Swiss Song" (from Gems of German Song, with English Words), comp. and lyrics by Eckert, 1852: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 39: "The Maidens of Jersey: comic song," comp., arr., and lyrics by Henry Eikmeier, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by G.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 40: "Flowers, Fresh Flowers," comp. Geo. T. Evans, lyrics by Pascal Loomis, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by G.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 41: "Old Folks at Home" (from Sung by Mlle. Nilsson), comp. and lyrics by E.P. Christy, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 42: "Nancy Lee: ballad," comp. Stephen Adams, lyrics by Fred. E. Weatherly, M.A., before 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 43: "The Buttonwood tree at the door," comp. and lyrics by A.E. Drake, arr. H. Augustus Pond, 1851: Piano, voice. Published by F.W. Ratcliffe (Louisville).
Item 44: "Popsy Wopsy," comp. Paul Ritter, lyrics by Ada Alexander, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by A. Wundermann (New York).
Item 45: "Flee as a bird," comp. and lyrics by Mary S.B. Dana, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by O. Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 46: "Ah! I could teach the Nightengale = Ach Könnt ich doch: Select Vocal Duetts, No. 17" (from Peter's Standard Edition of German Songs, Duets, and Choruses with English and German Text), 1868: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 47: "Les Variétés Parisiennes: new quadrille," comp. Sociéte Académique of Paris, 1865: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).

Volume 7

Item 1: "Ah Che a voi perdoni iddio = heaven may to you grant pardon" (from Vocal Beauties of Flotow's Opera of Martha), comp. and lyrics by Flotow, 1856: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 2: "Guide me, O thou great Jehovah," comp. and lyrics by Flotow, arr. J.N. Pattison, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 3: "Come where my love lies dreaming: quartette," comp. and lyrics by Stephen C. Foster, 1855: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 4: "Bingen on the Rhine," comp. M.H. Galey, arr. F. Langguth, lyrics by Mrs. Norton, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by A.M. Benham & Co. (Indianapolis).
Item 5: "The Nightingale's Trill" (from The songs of Mademoisele Parepa as sung by her at the Bateman Concerts (in America)), comp. Wilhelm Ganz, arr. D. Angelos, lyrics by Zeila, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).

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Item 6: "The music of the birds: duet" (from Bouquet of Beautiful Duetts, by Steph. Glover), comp. and lyrics by Steph. Glover, before 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 7: "Mabel: Valse de Daniel Godfrey" (from Mabel Waltzes for the Piano Forte), comp. D. Godfrey, before 1871: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 8: "The Dying Poet: meditation," comp. L. Gottschalk, 1864: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 9: "The last hope: religious meditation," comp. L.M. Gottschalk, 1855: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 10: "O Loving heart, trust on!," comp. L.M. Gottschalk, lyrics by Henry C. Watson, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 11: "Réponds moi: Di que si," comp. L.M. Gottschalk, 1864: Piano (four hands). Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 12: "La Scintilla = the spark: Mazurka Sentimentale," comp. L.M. Gottschalk, 1854: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 13: "Arkansas Traveler: with variations" (from Happy Thoughts: A Selection of Beautiful Melodies with brilliant variations by Charles Grobe), comp. Charles Grobe, 1866: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 14: "Cheerfulness = Frohsinn: duet," comp. and lyrics by F. Gumbert, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 15: "Good night galop: Gungl" (from Musical Photographs: A collection of the most popular and beautiful melodies of the day, arranged as teaching pieces by D. Angelo; no. 15), comp. D. Angelo, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 16: "My first march" (from Pleasant Dreams for the piano by various authors; no. 4), comp. F. Haase, 1868: Piano. Published by J.J. Dobmeyer & Co. (Cincinnati).
Item 17: "Sweet music," comp. James Harrison, lyrics by H.O. Hedge, Esq., 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Benham Bros. & Co. (Indianapolis).
Item 18: "Nora O'Neal: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Will. S. Hays, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 19: "Bride of the wind galop" (from Elite: A collection of the latest fashionable Dance Music as played during the last season by Helmsmüller's Germania Orchestra. Composed, Selected, & Arranged by F.B. Helmsmüller; no. 5.), comp. and arr. F.B. Helmsmüller, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 20: "Faust Lanciers," comp. F.B. Helmsmüller, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 21: "First flirtations: waltz" (from Elite: A collection of the latest fashionable Dance Music as played during the last season by Helmsmüller's Germania Orchestra. Composed, Selected, & Arranged by F.B. Helmsmüller; no. 2), comp. and arr. F.B. Helmsmüller, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 22: "Just once more!: Galop" (from Elite: A collection of the latest fashionable Dance Music as played during the last season by Helmsmüller's Germania Orchestra. Composed, Selected, & Arranged by F.B. Helmsmüller; no. 9), comp. and arr. F.B. Helmsmüller, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 23: "Tȇte à tȇte: galop," comp. F.B. Helmsmüller, 1865: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 24: "Puck Wudjie's Galop," comp. F.B. Helmsmüller, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 25: "To the mast nail our flag" (from Vocal Beauties: A collection of Songs & Ballads by Various authors), comp. H.D. Hewitt, lyrics by L.E.L., 1846: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 26: "Somebody'll be at the dance tonight," comp. and lyrics by Mrs. W.D. Hillis, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 27: "Now the summer days have come," comp. and lyrics by C.R. Hodge, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 28: "La Redemption: polka elegante," comp. Harry Hofer, 1866: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 29: "Brilliant Variations on the Sweet By and By," comp. J.P. Webster, transcr. Ed. Hoffman, 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 30: "L' Estasi" (from Waltz Mania. First Series), comp. J.H. Hoffman, 1867: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 31: "Souvenir de Trovatore: de Verdi," comp. Richard Hoffman, 1856: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 32: "Venice: A midnight sketch," comp. Richard Hoffman, 1867: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 33: "Beautiful Bird! Sing on," comp. and lyrics by T.H. Howe, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 34: "Les bords du Rhin: Grande valse brilliante" (from Piano-forte Folio: A choice selection of Brilliant and Instructive Compostions by favorite authors), comp. Francois Hunten, 1866: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 34, cop. 2: "Les bords du Rhin: Grande valse brilliante" (from Piano-forte Folio: A choice selection of Brilliant and Instructive Compostions by favorite authors), comp. Francois Hunten, 1866: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 35: "Knights Templar: mazurka" (from Gems from the Valley: A choice selection of Instrumental Compositions by Popular Composers; no. 2), comp. J.H. Kalbfleisch, 1861: Piano. Published by W.S. Mackie (Rochester).
Item 36: "Flick et flock: Galop due ballet de hertel: Feuerwehr Galop" (from A collection of favorite Dance Music, composed by Labitsky, Lanner, Strauss, D'Albert, Ascher, &c. arranged for two performers), comp. and transcr. F. Ketterer, arr. Jos. Rummel, before 1871: Piano (four hands). Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 37: "Charming Waltz," comp. C. Kinkel, 1864: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 38: "Maryland my Maryland" (from Gems of the South: A collection of favorite melodies with brilliant variations; no. 3), comp. C. Kinkel, 1866: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 39: "Home sweet home: with variations," comp. Ch. Kinkel, 1869: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 40: "Meadow Spring: Schottisch," comp. C. Kinkel, 1865: Piano. Published by John Church Jr. (Cincinnati).
Item 41: "Runnymede Schottisch" (from Parlor Duets: A collection of favorite pieces arranged for two performers; no. 10), comp. C. Kinkel, 1866: Piano (four hands). Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 42: "Snowflake Polka" (from Crystal Gems: A collection of easy and brilliant Polkas, Waltzes, Marches, &c. composed and arranged by C. Kinkel; no. 2.), comp. C. Kinkel, 1867: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 43: "Strawberries and cream: march," comp. C. Kinkel, 1868: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 44: "Sweet kiss polka" (from Crystal Gems: A collection of easy and brilliant Polkas, Waltzes, Marches, &c. composed and arranged by C. Kinkel; no. 9.), comp. C. Kinkel, 1857: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 45: "Twilight Serenade: romance," comp. Charles Kinkel, 1869: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 46: "Whisperings of love: valse sentimentale," comp. Ch. Kinkel, 1868: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 47: "Wild flower: march" (from Wild Flowers: A series of beautiful melodies by Ch. Kinkel), comp. Ch. Kinkel, 1868: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).

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Item 48: "Tenting on the old camp ground," comp. and lyrics by Walter Kittredge, arr. M.F.H. Smith, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 49: "Coral Schottisch," comp. Henry Kleber, 1852: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 50: "Rainbow Schottisch", comp. Henry Kleber, 1869: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 51: "Rainbow Schottisch: arranged as a Duett" (from The Musical Scrapbook: A collection of popular pieces arranged as duetts for 2 performers on the piano), comp. Henry Kleber, 1852: Piano (four hands). Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 52: "Down by the sea: a bass song," comp. and lyrics by Edwin G. Knowlton, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 53: "La Chasse Infernale: grand galop brilliant," comp. Kolling, arr. Charles Wels, 1870: Piano (four hands). Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 54: "The Mother's Prayer = Gebet der mutter: religioses tonstuck," comp. D. Krug, before 1871: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 55: "Oh how sweet the hunter's song: der jäger" (from Two-part songs by Kucken, Abt, Mendelssohn, &c. with English and German Words), comp. and lyrics by Kücken, trans. Desmond Ryan, before 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 56: "Ye Pretty birds: transcription brillante," comp. and transcr. W. Kuhe, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 57: "Kunkel's Polka," comp. Charles Kunkel, 1865: Piano (four hands). Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 58: "Crispino e la comare: grand waltz brilliant," comp. and arr. J.S. Knight, 1866: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).

Volume 8

Item 1: "Il bacio = the kiss: waltz" (from The pianist's music-drawer: a collection of standard pieces by various authors), comp. L. Arditi, before 1871: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 2: "The Blue Bird Polka," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1867: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 3: "Rêve d Artist = An artists dream," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 4: "La Prière d'une vierge," comp. Thécla Badarzewska, before 1871: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 5: "Dream on my soul!," comp. and lyrics by John C. Baker, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 6: "My trundle bed: or, recollections of childhood," comp. and lyrics by John C. Baker, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 7: "The murmuring sea schottisch," comp. E.D. Bootman, 1855: Piano. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 8: "The Sultan's Band March for piano forte" (from Echoes from the camp: a collection of popular marches & quicksteps, by various authors), comp. Francis H. Brown, 1846: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 9: "The American Army Polka: or Military Quickstep," comp. Edward Clapham, M.D., 1864: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 10: "Now the shades are falling: für musik" (from Twelve Songs by Robert Franz; no. 7), comp. and lyrics by Robert Franz, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 11: "Ever in dreams," comp. and lyrics by M.W. Hackelton, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 12: "Why should we ask?," comp. D.S. Hakes, lyrics by Howard M. Kutchin, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by H.T. Merrill.
Item 13: "We're waiting for father: song and chorus," comp. James Harrison, lyrics by Olynthus, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 14: "Farewell False Heart," comp. and lyrics by Jas. E. Haynes, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by De Motte Bros.
Item 15: "Hoe out your row: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by H.M. Higgins, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 16: "Dearest Good Night: Duett for Soprano and Tenor," comp. L.D. Hoard, lyrics by O.L.B., 1855: Piano, voice. Published by Mould & Green.
Item 17: "Dearest Good Night: Duett for Soprano and Tenor," comp. L.D. Hoard, lyrics by O.L.B., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by H.T. Merrill & Co.
Item 18: "Little Barefoot: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Frank Howard, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 19: "Delusion: Mazurka Characteristique" (from Echoes of the Heart: Four Characteristic Mazurkas by C. Klingemann; no. 2), comp. C. Klingemann, 1861: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 20: "Little stub toe polka," comp. C.T. Lockwood, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 21: "Captain Jinks" (from Songs and ballads from over the sea; no. 2), comp. T. MacLagan, before 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 22: "The first blossom: a waltz," comp. H.T. Merrill, 1864: Piano. Published by H.T. Merrill & Co.
Item 23: "Out in this terrible war!," comp. H.T. Merrill, lyrics by Mary W. Janvrin, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by H.T. Merrill & Co.
Item 24: "Skedaddle Quick Step," comp. John Molter, 1862: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 25: "Mona's Reverie," comp. James R. Murray, 1862: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 26: "What shall I ask for thee!: song & chorus," comp. James R. Murray, lyrics by Mrs. R.B. Edson, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 27: "The Old Cabin Home: for the piano," comp. and lyrics by T. Paine, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 28: "The Angel Sister's Call: Duet and chorus (with echo)," comp. H.R. Palmer, lyrics by Abbie J. Thornton, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by H.R. Palmer.
Item 29: "She sleeps in the valley so sweet: duet and chorus," comp. and lyrics by H.R. Palmer, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 30: "Strictly Confidential: a humorous duette," comp. and lyrics by H.R. Palmer, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 31: "Sherman's march to the sea: song & chorus," comp. Lieut. J.O. Rockwell, lyrics by Lieut. S.H.M. Byers, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 32: "Bells of Sabbath Morning," comp. F.W. Root, 1869: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.

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Item 33: "Forward Boys! Forward!: song of the volunteers" (from Root and Cady's Collection of popular songs, duetts, trios, &c by Various Authors), comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by F.H.S., before 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34: "Lay me down and save the flag," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by "Paulina", 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 35: "Beautiful Lena: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Wm. Seibert, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 36: "The fountain (la fontaine): etude capricio," comp. Herman Schirner, 1863: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 37: "Airs from Undine," comp. and arr. Franz Schlotter, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 38: "Oh, darling tell me yes: a beautiful ballad," comp. Mrs. C.L. Seaverns, lyrics by John G. Saxe, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Molter & Wurlitzer.
Item 39: "Lottie in the lane" (from Six Songs by J.R. Thomas), comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by George Cooper, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 40: "Julie Polka," comp. C.G. Titcomb, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 41: "Welcome Song of the 40th Wisconsin Volunteers," comp. T. Martin Towne, lyrics by Liet. S. Filmore Bennett, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 42: "Don't be sorrowful, darling: song and chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Alice Cary, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 43: "Lorena," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Rev. H.D.L. Webster, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 44: "Ocean Music: Quartette or song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by A.E. Wimmerstedt, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 45: "Babylon is fallen!," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 46: "The girls at home: Quartette" (from Work's Popular Songs & Ballads; no. 9), comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 47: "Kingdom Coming: Song and chorus" (from Work's Popular Songs & Ballads; no. 10), comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 48: "Now, Moses" (from Work's Popular Songs; no. 33), comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 49: "My beau that went to Canada," comp. G. Wurzel, lyrics by Eben E. Rexford, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.

Volume 9

Item 1: "The Golden Ring," comp. and lyrics by Geo. Linley, arr. Thos. Ryan, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 2: "Love's Request = Libe's bitte" (from The Germania: New vocal gems from the German), comp. and lyrics by A. Reichardt, trans. C. Clark, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 3: "Thou art so near and yet so far" (from Musical Photographs: A collection of the most popular and beautiful melodies of the day, arranged as teaching pieces by D. Angelo; no. 30), comp. Richard, arr. D. Angelo, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 4: "Mollie's Dream Waltz" (from Musical Photographs: A collection of the most popular and beautiful melodies of the day, arranged as teaching pieces by D. Angelo; no. 44), comp. Reisiger and D. Angelo, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 5: "The Fairies' Dance" (from Compositions & Transcriptions of Brinley Richards for the Piano Forte), comp. Brinley Richards, before 1871: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 6: "Warblings at eve: when softly falls the twilight shade," comp. Brinley Richards, arr. Adolph Baumbach, lyrics by Chas. J. Sprague, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 7: "Don't you see me coming: song of the Bob O' Line" (from Songs from Willow Farm; no. 4), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Russell & Tolman (Boston).
Item 8: "Le Tremolo" (from Piano-forte folio: A choice selection of Brilliant and Instructive Compositions by Favorite Authors), comp. Henri Rossellen, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by William A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 9: "The Elfin Waltz" (from Beautiful Leaves: A collection of favorite rondos, marches, quicksteps, waltzes, polkas, etc.), comp. C.F. Rudolph, 1866: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 10: "Eva Galop," comp. Harry Sanderson, 1865: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 11: "McCook's Grand March," comp. P.J. Schneider, 1862: Piano. Published by S. Brainard & Co. (Cleveland).
Item 12: "Oh, why should the spirit of mortals be proud?," comp. A. Sedgwick, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 13: "Fairy whispers: nocturne for the pianoforte," comp. Sidney Smith, before 1871: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 14: "Grand Galop Brillant," comp. A.H. Sponholtz, before 1871: Piano (four hands). Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 15: "Fisher's hornpipe: with variations for the piano," comp. Louis Strack, 1850: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 16: "La Cavalcade: valse brillante," comp. Adrien Talexy, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 17: "Imperatrice Charlotte: Polka Mazurka," comp. P. Arnold de Their, 1870: Piano. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 18: "Beautiful Isle of the sea: song," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by George Cooper, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 19: "Beautiful Isle of the sea: song," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by George Cooper, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 20: "Cottage by the sea" (from Compositions & Transcriptions of Brinley Richards for the Piano Forte), comp. J.R. Thomas, transcr. Brinley Richards, 1859: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 21: "Down by the river side I stray: ballad," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Geo. P. Morris, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 22: "Good night and happy dreams: song or duettino," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Geo. Cooper, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 23: "In the glade: song," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Mrs. Sarah E. Donmall, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 24: "Mother kissed me in my dream: ballad," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by George Cooper, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 25: "O! Sweet be thy repose: serenade," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by George Cooper, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 26: "Say a kind word when you can: song & chorus," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Frederick Enoch, 1856: Piano, voice. Published by Firth, Pond & Co. (New York).

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Item 27: "I'm lonely since my Mother died: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by H.S. Thompson, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 28: "Consider the lilies" (from Sabbath Evenings. A collection of songs, duets, trios and quartets), comp. and lyrics by Topliff, 1854: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 29: "The Burman Lover: Oh come with me in my little canoe," comp. and lyrics by Louis Tripp, 1851: Piano, voice. Published by D.P. Faulds & Co. (Louisville).
Item 30: "Do not heed her warning," comp. Henry Tucker, lyrics by Thomas Manahan, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by C.M. Tremaine (New York).
Item 31: "Early Spring waltz," comp. J.W. Turner, 1870: Piano. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 32: "The Fairy Wedding Waltz," comp. J.W. Turner, 1863: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 33: "Fairy Land Schottisch," comp. Van der Weyde, 1854: Piano. Published by Horace Waters (New York).
Item 34: "La Clochette," comp. Charles Voss, before 1871: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 35: "Yohn Schmidt, or, the Dutchman's Philosophy: a comic song", 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).

Volume 10

Item 1: "Bird of the Greenwood," comp. Wm. Vincent Wallace, lyrics by Felicia Hemans, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 2: "Bobolink Polka," comp. George William Warren, 1855: Piano. Published by O. Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 3: "The Andes: March di Bravura," comp. George William Warren, before 1871: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 4: "The Whirlwind: tarantelle imitative," comp. George Wm. Warren, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 5: "Wearing of the Green," comp. Dion Boucicault, arr. S. Behrens, lyrics by Dion Boucicault, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Chas. W.A. Trumpler (Philadelphia).
Item 6: "Polacca Brillante," comp. C.M. von Weber, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 7: "Don't be sorrowful, darling: song and chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Alice Cary, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 8: "Lorena," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.D.L. Webster, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 9: "Sweet By and By," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by S. Filmore Bennett, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 10: "La Harpe Aeolienne: for piano," comp. James M. Wehli, 1870: Piano. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 11: "Marches des Amazones," comp. James M. Wehli, 1865: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 12: "Polka de Concert: pour piano," comp. James M. Wehli, 1865: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 13: "Sans souci: galop di bravura," comp. James M. Wehli, 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 14: "La Coquette: Schottische de Salon," comp. Oscar Weil, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 15: "Blue bird polka redowa" (from New Repertoire of Parlor Music and Dances as performed by Hassler's Orchestra, arranged for piano by Mark Hassler), comp. Weingarten, arr. Mark Hassler, 1865: Piano. Published by W.A. Trumpler (Philadelphia).
Item 16: "Beautiful Bells Waltz," comp. and arr. J. S. Knight, 1868: Piano. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 17: "A motto for all. Never trouble trouble, till trouble troubles you," comp. W.F. Wellman Jr., lyrics by Geo. Cooper, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 18: "The Two Roses: song," comp. and lyrics by Werner, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 19: "Grand March Heroique," comp. B.A. Whaples, 1863: Piano. Published by Blelock & Co. (New York).
Item 20: "Lela Trefaine" (from 6 Beautiful Songs by A.B. Whiting; no. 3), comp. and lyrics by A.B. Whiting, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by C.J. Whitney (Detroit).
Item 21: "Concert March" (from Musical Photographs. A Collection of the most popular and beautiful melodies of the day, arranged as teaching pieces by D. Angelo; no. 54), comp. Wollenhaupt, arr. D. Angelo, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 22: "The Jewel Schottisch," comp. H.A. Wollenhaupt, 1853: Piano. Published by Firth, Pond, & Co. (New York).
Item 23: "Murmuring Zephyrs: Mazurka Brillante pour piano," comp. H.A. Wollenhaupt, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 24: "La Rose: romance favorite de L. Spohr," comp. L. Spohr, arr. H.A. Wollenhaupt, 1863: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 25: "Boz Schottisch," comp. J. Henry Wolsieffer, 1867: Piano. Published by G. Andre & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 26: "Brilliant Jewels: A medley introducing popular melodies," comp. and arr. Addison P. Wyman, 1868: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 27: "Leaf by leaf the roses fall: Brilliant Variations" (from Brilliant Variations), comp. A.P. Wyman, 1868: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 28: "Widow in the cottage by the sea: arranged with brilliant variations" (from Brilliant Variations), comp. A.P. Wyman, 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 29: "Evangeline: arranged with brilliant variations" (from Brilliant Variations), comp. Addison P. Wyman, 1869: Piano. Published by S. Brainard & Sons. (Cleveland).
Item 30: "Bell Waltz" (from Sparkling Jewels. A series of progressive and amusing pieces by Addison P. Wyman; no. 10), comp. Addison P. Wyman, 1867: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).

Volume 11

Item 1: "The First Kiss Waltz = Le Premier Baiser," comp. Georges Lamothe, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 2: "Delta Phi Galop," comp. J.M. Lander, 1866: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 3: "From the inmost soul: aus tiefster seele" (from Compositions by Gustav Lange; op. 117), comp. Gustav Lange, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 4: "The last waltzes of a maniac" (from Beautiful Leaves: A collection of favorite rondos, marches, quicksteps, waltzes, polkas, etc.), 1866: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).

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Item 5: "I am dreaming of thee: Napolitaine" (from Twelve beautiful ballads by various authors), comp. and lyrics by Alexander Lee, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 6: "Singing Leaves Waltz," comp. Holmes Lee, 1869: Piano. Published by John Church Jr. (Cincinnati).
Item 7: "O sing to me the auld Scotch sangs: ballad," comp. J.F. Leeson, lyrics by Rev. Dr. Bethune, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 8: "Cinquieme Nocturne" (from Compositions pour piano par J. Leybach), comp. J. Leybach, before 1871: Piano. Published by G. Andre & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 9: "I heard the wee bird singing," comp. and lyrics by Geo. Linley, arr. Thos. Ryan, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 10: "Whispering Winds: polka brillante," comp. E.H. Lohfink, 1865: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 11: "The Brightest Hope" (from Pianist's Folio: a collection of brilliant pieces), comp. G.W. Lovejoy, 1868: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 12: "The Brightest Hope" (from Pianist's Folio: a collection of brilliant pieces), comp. G.W. Lovejoy, before 1871: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 13: "La Fontaine" (from Piano-forte Folio: a choice selection of Brillaint and Instructive compositions by favorite authors), comp. C.B. Lysberg, 1866: Piano. Published by William A. Pond & Co.
Item 14: "Mocking Bird March" (from Mocking Bird Echoes. A collection of beautiful variations, marches, galops, quicksteps, &c. upon this very popular melody), comp. Ed. Mack, 1866: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 15: "Mocking Bird March" (from Mocking Bird Echoes. A collection of beautiful variations, marches, galops, quicksteps, &c. upon this very popular melody), comp. Ed. Mack, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by Whittemore & Stephens (Detroit).
Item 16: "Kissing on the sly," comp. J.G. Maeder, lyrics by H. Watkins, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 17: "Lady love wake = Non é ver: serenade," comp. and lyrics by Tito Mattei, trans. Arthur Matthison, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 18: "Refuge: Quartette with tenor and soprano solos," comp. and lyrics by Geo. H. Martin, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 19: "Let the dead and the beautiful rest: song & chorus," comp. S. Wesley Martin, lyrics by C.C. Butler, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 20: "Let the dead and the beautiful rest: song & chorus," comp. S. Wesley Martin, lyrics by C.C. Butler, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 21: "Lullaby: cradle song for the piano," comp. Wm. Mason, 1857: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 22: "Silver Spring: for the piano forte," comp. William Mason, 1856: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 23: "Coronation March: March du sacre" (from Onward! A choice selection of marches and quicksteps), comp. G. Meyerbeer, arr. W.D., 1865: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 24: "My dearest dear little heart: ballad," comp. H. Millard, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by J.N. Pattison & Co. (New York).
Item 25: "The pretty Zingarella: bolero" (from Peters Standard Edition. Concert songs as sung by Carla Louise Kellog, Parepa, Adelina Patti, and other celebrated singers), comp. and lyrics by H. Millard, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 26: "Viva L'America" (from Musical Photographs. A Collection of the most popular and beautiful melodies of the day, arranged as teaching pieces by D. Angelo; no. 16), comp. H. Millard, arr. D. Angelo, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 27: "Blue bird echo polka," comp. Mary Morrison, 1863: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 28: "Grand retreat march," comp. Francis Mueller, 1866: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 28, cop. 2: "Grand retreat march," comp. Francis Mueller, 1866: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 29: "The Monk's Prayer: Scene Religiense," comp. Julius E. Müller, 1864: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 30: "Grand Farewell March," comp. Max Müller, 1867: Piano. Published by G. Andre & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 31: "Not for gold, or precious stones: ballad", 1849: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 32: "Fifteenth Infantry Quick Step," comp. L. Oberst, 1865: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 33: "La Grande Duchess de Gerolstein by Offenbach No. 1" (from La Grande Duchesse de Gerolstein by Offenbach arranged for the piano forte by E. Mack; no. 1), comp. Offenbach, arr. E. Mack, 1867: Piano. Published by Chas. W.A. Trumpler (Philadelphia).
Item 34: "Why should they gaze = pourquoi qu'ils m'font tous" (from Vocal Beauties of Blue Beard (Barbe Bleue) by Offenbach), comp. J. Offenbach, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 35: "The galloping sleigh ride polka," comp. J.P. Ordway, 1845: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 36: "Twinkling stars are laughing, love: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by John P. Ordway, 1855: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 37: "Scandal on the Brain," comp. Mrs. E.A. Parkhurst, lyrics by Mrs. M.A. Kidder, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Horace Waters (New York).
Item 38: "Le lever du Soleil = sunrise: mazurka caprice," comp. J.N. Pattison, 1864: Piano. Published by O. Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 38, cop. 2: "Le lever du Soleil = sunrise: mazurka caprice," comp. J.N. Pattison, 1864: Piano. Published by O. Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 38, cop. 3: "Le lever du Soleil = sunrise: mazurka caprice," comp. J.N. Pattison, 1864: Piano. Published by O. Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 39: "Chicago Quickstep," comp. Mrs. D.C. Payne, 1856: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 40: "Beware!: cavatina," comp. James Ernest Perring, lyrics by H.W. Longfellow, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 41: "Un addio. Ein Lebe wohl. = Farewell! Ye days so happy," comp. and lyrics by A. Piatti, M. Barnett (Eng.), 1868: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 42: "The little brown church: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Wm. S. Pitts, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 43: "Our Southern Home: March," comp. M. Pollatchek, 1866: Piano. Published by Bollman & Schatzman (St. Louis).
Item 44: "At home with those we love: ballad," comp. A.G. Pollock, lyrics by J.W. Turner, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).

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Item 45: "Faded Flowers," comp. James Power, lyrics by J.H. Brown, 1851: Piano, voice. Published by Russell & Tolman (Boston).
Item 46: "Every one for his own = Jedem das Seine" (from Standard German Songs with English Words), comp. and lyrics by G. Preyer, trans. Jul. Fränkel, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by G. Andre & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 47: "Married soon we'll be" (from Bobby Newcombs Songs. As sung by him with immense success at the San Francisco Mistrels, Broadway - New York), comp. Maynesly Scott, arr. David Braham, lyrics by Bobby Newcomb, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by C.H. Ditson & Co. (New York).
Item 48: "No one to love me yet: ballad" (from Favorite Ballads as sung with great applause by Hattie Brown Miller, arranged by George G. Stimpson), comp. and arr. George G. Stimpson, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. S. Mackie, City Music Store (Rochester).
Item 49: "Song of the soldiers" (from Songs of the War, by Private Miles O'Reilly), comp. Chas. Van Oeckelen, lyrics by Miles O' Riley, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).

Volume 12

Item 1: "Now the swallows are returning" (from 12 Standard songs), undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 2: "The Black Crook: Valse," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1867: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 3: "The Harp at Midnight: nocturne for piano," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1866: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 4: "The Last Dream: meditation religieuse," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1867: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 5: "White Fawn: Schottisch," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 6: "Our Father and Mother" (from Songs of the Bakers, composed by John C. Baker), comp. John C. Baker, lyrics by B.G.A. Wood, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 7: "Nocturne" (from Piano; no. 8), comp. Fr. Bendel, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "Shadow Waltz," comp. H.G. Bird, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 9: "Grand Vocal Medley," comp. and arr. P.P. Bliss, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 10: "Thema" (from The Youth's Musical Friend (Musikalischer Jugendfreund). A Collection of melodies arranged progressively for beginners on the piano forte by Fr. Brauer; no. 3), comp. Fr. Brauer, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 11: "Ave Maria" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 5), comp. Cherubini, lyrics by J.S. Dwight (trans.), 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 12: "The lament of the Irish Immigrant: a ballad," comp. William R, Dempster, lyrics by The Hon. Mrs. Price Blackwood, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 13: "La Forza del Destino (opera de G. Verdi): Transcription Elegante," comp. Charles Fradel, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 14: "Qui vive!: grand galop de concert pour piano," comp. Wilhelm Ganz, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 15: "The murmuring sea" (from Higgins Bro's Bouquet of Choice Duetts; no. 2), comp. Stephen Glover, lyrics by Mrs. Crawford, undated: Piano, voice (duet). Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 16: "Les Belles de Chicago or Les Plaisirs de la valse: valse elegante," comp. Robert Goldbeck, 1869: Piano. Published by Goldbeck's Conservatory of Music.
Item 17(1): "50 piano studies: first series," comp. Robert Goldbeck, 1869: Piano. Published by Goldbeck's Conservatory of Music.
Item 18(2): "Harmonized progressive Finger Exercises for the piano: Book II," comp. Robert Goldbeck, 1868: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 19(3): "Harmonized progressive Finger Exercises for the piano: Book III," comp. Robert Goldbeck, 1868: Piano. Published by Goldbeck's Conservatory of Music.
Item 20: "The Million Dollar Waltz," comp. R. Goldbeck, 1869: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 21: "Savior breathe an evening blessing" (from Selections of Sacred Music for Church & Home), comp. and lyrics by Gumbert, arr. Horace G. Bird, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 22: "Chanson D'amour pour le piano," comp. Jules Egghard, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 23: "Lettie Waits for me" (from 25 Prize Songs), comp. Jas. E. Haynes, lyrics by Eunice P. Haynes, undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 24: "Empress Henrietta Waltz," comp. H. Herz, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 25: "Prayer in affliction," comp. H.M. Higgins and A.E. Wimmerstedt, lyrics by Mina M. Stacy, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 26: "The Valentine or the Spirit of Song," comp. and lyrics by Libbie Higgins, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 27: "Scale Polka," comp. E. Kuschbert, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 28: "Thou everywhere (überall du)" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German words; no. 135), comp. J. Lachner, lyrics by Chas. J. Sprague (trans.), 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 29: "Les Cloches du Monastère = Monastery Bells: Nocturne," comp. Lefébure Wély, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 30: "Les Cloches du Monastère" (from The Varieties consisting of twelve much admired Compositions for the piano by distinguished composers), comp. Lefébure Wély, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 31: "We'll meet again" (from Gems of German Song, with English and German Words; no. 145), comp. Louis Liebe, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 32: "El Kohinoor: polka," comp. Oscar Mayo, 1871: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 33: "La Pluie de météores = shower of meteors: mazurka caprice," comp. J.A. Metcalfe, 1871: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 34: "Alpine Bells = Alpenglöckchen: Tyrolienne" (from 12 standard pieces for piano), undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 35: "Gondellied" (from The pianist's music-drawer. A collection of standard pieces by various authors), comp. Theodore Oesten, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36: "Love in May" (from Compositions pour piano par J. Ascher, Th. Oesten), comp. Th. Oesten, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 37: "La pluie de perles: valse brillante" (from Gleanings. A Collection of popular & standard pieces for the piano), comp. G.A. Osborne, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 38: "Norah, the pride of kildare (J. Parry) ; Three Fishers went sailing (Hullah)" (from The Vocalist's Companion, a selection of beautiful ballads arranged with piano accompaniment by various authors), comp. and lyrics by J. Parry and J. Hullah, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.

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Item 39: "Prayer: o thou infinite Jehovah!," comp. and lyrics by Rudolf de Roode, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 40: "O, come, o, come with me!," comp. and arr. F.W. Root, lyrics by J.R. Murray, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 41: "The Battle-Cry of Freedom," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 42: "The Battle-Cry of Freedom: with variations for the piano," comp. Emil Rein, 1863: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 43: "The Forest Requiem" (from Six ballads by Geo. F. Root. Wurzel; no. 3), comp. and lyrics by G.C.W., arr. G.F. Root, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 44: "The Forest Requiem" (from Six ballads by Geo. F. Root. Wurzel; no. 3), comp. and lyrics by G.C.W., arr. G.F. Root, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 45: "Oh, Haste on the battle!," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by R. Tompkins, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 46: "Oh, Haste on the battle!," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by R. Tompkins, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 47: "The Vacant Chair, or, We shall meet but, we shall miss him (Thanksgiving 1861): Song with Chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by H.S.W., 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 48: "Charity = la carita: solo and chorus for female voices" (from Oraly. A collection of pieces for 3 female voices by the most celebrated composers), comp. and lyrics by G. Rossini, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 49: "La serenata = the serenade" (from Les Soireés Musicales. Collection of eight Italian Airs and Four Duetts composed with a piano forte Accompagnement by G. Rossini; no. 11.), comp. and lyrics by G. Rossini, trans. Chas. J. Sprauge, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 50: "Alpine Horn: Transcription" (from Sounds from the Alps; no. 1), comp. Herman Schirner, 1862: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 51: "Idaho Waltz," comp. H. Schriner, 1864: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 52: "The nightingale mazurka" (from The Nightingale and Emma. 2 Mazurkas composed by Herman Schirner), comp. Herman Schirner, 1862: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 53: "La Rose: romance capricio" (from La Rose et Fontaine: duex morceaux de salon composes par Herman Schirner), comp. F.H. Schirner, 1863: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 54: "Minnen frain Norden = Memories of Home: Swedish National Airs," comp. Geo. Schleiffarth, 1870: Piano. Publisher unknown (Chicago).
Item 55: "Skating Rink Polka," comp. Geo. Schleiffarth, 1870: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 56: "Carnival de Venice," comp. J. Schulhoff, undated: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 57: "The Land o' the leal: song with chorus ad Lib.," comp., arr., and lyrics by William Seibert, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 58: "The Voyage = die gondelfahrt" (from Liederkranz: Eine Sammbung deutscher Gesange = Wreath of songs: A Collection of German Songs with English Translations; no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Fred. Sieber and L. Perez (Eng.), 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 59: "When the Swallows homeward fly: variations brillante," comp. H.O.R. Siefert, 1861: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 60: "Clark Seminary Polka," comp. Chas. L. Simon, 1860: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 61: "Convent Bells" (from Selection from Fritz Spindler's Piano Compositions), comp. Fritz Spindler, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 62: "Emma Mazurka," comp. Franz Staab, 1859: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 63: "Fantasie sur Lorena," comp. Louis Staab, 1861: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 64: "Martha: Fantasie de Concert," comp. Louis Staab, 1860: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 65: "L'eloise Polka," comp. G. Strich, 1858: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 66: "Mingle Jingle: song and chorus," comp. R.S. Taylor, lyrics by R.S. Taylor, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 67: "Vesper song for our volunteer's sisters" (from 30 Popular Melodies arranged for the piano forte by A. Baumbach; no. 26), comp. R. Stewart Taylor, arr. A. Baumbach, 1863: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 68: "Cincinnati Air Line Railroad Galop" (from Brilliant duets arranged by Theo. Moelling for the piano-forte; no. 3), comp. A.J. Vaas, arr. Theodore Moelling, 1866: Piano (four hands). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 69: "La Coquille D'or = the golden shell: capriccietto," comp. E.J. Victor, 1862: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 70: "Scenes that are brightest" (from Selections from the New Grand Opera Maritana. Performed at the Theatre Royal Dury Lane, the words by E. Fitzball, composed by W. Vincent Wallace; no. 7), comp. W. Vincent Wallace, lyrics by Alfred Bunn, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 71: "Answer to Gentle Annie," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Helen T. Young, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 72: "Broken Ties" (from 3 Beautiful ballads composed by J.P. Webster), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Montgomery, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 73: "Lorena" (from 3 Beautiful ballads composed by J.P. Webster), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Rev. H.D.L. Webster, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 74: "Mother, I am weary" (from Prairie flowers composed by J.P. Webster; no. 6), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Mrs. S.E. Daws, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 75: "Paul Vane: or, Lorena's reply," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.D.L. Webster, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 76: "Paul Vane: or, Lorena's reply" (from Flowers of affection), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.D.L. Webster, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 77: "The rosebush," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by W.W. Caldwell, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 78: "The music of the sea: meditation," comp. James M. Wehli, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 79: "The snow-bird: a song for the little folks" (from Stray Leaves. A sellection of popular songs from various authors), comp. A.N. Whitney, lyrics by Mary E. Tilton, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.

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Item 1: "The nearest way home: ballad" (from Peters Standard Edition. Concert songs as sung by Carla Louise Kellog, Parepa, Adelina Patti, and other celebrated singers), comp. Luigi Arditi, lyrics by H.B. Farnie, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 2: "Si tu savais = ah! If thou couldst know: Romanza," comp. M.W. Balfe, lyrics by M.W. Balfe, trans. J.C.J., 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 3: "Read me a letter from home: song with chorus ad. Lib.," comp. Alfred Barton, lyrics by W. Dexter Smith Jr., 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 4: "Richmond on the James," comp. and lyrics by T.E. Bayley, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by D.P. Faulds & Co. (Louisville).
Item 5: "Schönbrunner, or Morning Star Waltz" (from Hours of Leisure. A Collection of Waltzes & Polkas arranged as Rondos for the Piano Forte; no. 2), comp. F. Beyer, undated: Piano. Published by David P. Faulds (Louisville).
Item 6: "List to the convent bells: for one or two voices" (from The Dulciana, a Collection of Favorite Duets), comp. and lyrics by John Blockley, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 7: "The New Nixen Polka," comp. C. Bierwerth, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 8: "The Magic Spell: romance for the piano," comp. Francis H. Brown, 1866: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 9: "Break it gently to my mother: song and chorus," comp. Fred. Buckley, lyrics by Mary A. Griffith, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 10: "When you and I were young, Maggie," comp. J.A. Butterfield, lyrics by Geo. W. Johnson, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 11: "See the pale moon = guarda che bianca luna: duet" (from Select Vocal Duets by Various Authors), comp. and lyrics by F. Campana, trans. G.W. Lewis, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Bollman & Schatzman (St. Louis).
Item 12: "Stars of the night shire o'er us = madre del sommo amore: terzettino for Soprano, Tenor and Bass," comp. and lyrics by Campana, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 13: "I cannot sing the old songs" (from The songs of Mademoisele Parepa as sung by her at the Bateman Concerts (in America)), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by 1865
Item 14: "We've drunk from the same canteen," comp. James G. Clark, lyrics by Miles O' Riley, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 15: "Footsteps on the stairs: song and chorus," comp. J.A. Butterfield, lyrics by Dexter Smith, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 16: "Beatrix: scene et air," comp. J. Concone, lyrics by M. Belanger, trans. M.E. Walsh, undated: Piano, voice. Published by John Church & Co. (Cincinnati).
Item 17: "Sweet Maud," comp. J.A. Butterfield, lyrics by Have Hanson, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 18: "I dreamt I was in Heaven: Naaman" (from Beauties of Naaman), comp. and lyrics by M. Costa, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 19: "My woodland home: ballad," comp. and lyrics by Mrs. L.L. Deming, 1854: Piano, voice. Published by Webb, Peters & Co. (Louisville).
Item 20: "Poor though my cot may be: in questa simplice" (from Stray Leaves from the Opera), comp. and lyrics by Donizetti, trans. Charles Jeffery, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 21: "Rosalie," comp. Jules Egghard, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 22: "Helter Skelter = uber stock und stein: Galop," comp. Carl Faust, undated: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 23: "Martha, Overture to Flotow's Opera" (from Overtures to the Principal Operas for piano-forte), comp. Flotow, undated: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 24: "The Battle of Sebastopol" (from Modern Authors. A Collection of choice piano pieces), comp. Chas. W. Glover, undated: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 25: "Home, sweet home" (from Pianist's Folio: A Collection of brilliant pieces by the best composers), comp. J. Egghard, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 26: "Your Mission: song," comp. and lyrics by S.M. Grannis, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by S. Brainard & Co. (Cleveland).
Item 27: "I am lonely to night," comp. and lyrics by G.W.H. Griffin, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 28: "The Flag of Our Union: arranged with brilliant variations," comp. W.V. Wallace, arr. Charles Grobe, 1861: Piano. Published by Wm. Hall & Son (New York).
Item 29: "Willie we have missed you: with variations" (from Piano-forte boudoir), comp. Charles Grobe, 1867: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 30: "The Independent Quadrille" (from Repertoire of Popular Dance Music), comp. Jacques, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 31: "Driven from home: song & chorus with guitar accompaniment" (from Will. S. Hays' Guitar Songs), comp. and lyrics by Will. S. Hays, 1868: Guitar, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 32: "The Drummer Boy of Shiloh: a beautiful ballad," comp. and lyrics by Will. S. Hays, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by D.P. Faulds & Co. (Louisville).
Item 33: "Singing in the Rain," comp. Mrs. W.D. Hillis, lyrics by Florence Percy, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 34: "The Piquant Beauty: Mazurka Elegante," comp. Edward Hoffman, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 35: "Sorrente: Mazurka Elegante," comp. J.J. Masset, arr. E. Ketterer, undated: Piano. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 36: "Lotta's Favorite Polka" (from Lotta's Favorites), comp. Charles Kinkel, 1867: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 37: "The tear = die thräne" (from Songs & Duets by Fr. Kücken with German and English words; no. 18), comp. and lyrics by Fr. Kücken, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by G. Andre & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 38: "When Johnny comes marching home," comp. and lyrics by Louis Lambert, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 38, cop. 2: "When Johnny comes marching home," comp. and lyrics by Louis Lambert, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 39: "Evening Bells = Abendläuten: tonstück," comp. Gustav Lange, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 40: "Pure as snow = Edelweiss: Idylle," comp. Gustav Lange, undated: Piano. Published by Cory Bros. (Providence, RI).
Item 41: "Queen of the Greenwood tree," comp. and lyrics by Alexander Lee, undated: Piano, voice. Published by G.W. Brainard & Co. (Louisville).
Item 42: "Sixième Nocturne," comp. J. Leybach, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.

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Item 43: "Everybody's Friend" (from Series of Comic Songs, Written, composed, and sung by William Lingard; no. 2), comp. and lyrics by William Lingard, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 44: "Fredonia March," comp. D.W. Lothrop, 1857: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 45: "'Good Night' March," comp. E. Mack, 1868: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 46: "Amid the silent hours of night," comp. Geo. W. Lyon, lyrics by Olynthus, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 46, cop. 2: "Amid the silent hours of night," comp. Geo. W. Lyon, lyrics by Olynthus, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 47: "Oh! I wish the war were over!," comp. Chas. Manvers, lyrics by John K. Holmes, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by S. Brainard & Co. (Cleveland).
Item 48: "Benedic anima mea: praise the lord" (from Matins & Even Song), comp. and lyrics by John B. Marsh, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 49: "My darling is the gentlest thing" (from 3 Songs; no. 2), comp. G. Matzka, lyrics by E. Trevor, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by William Hall & Son (New York).
Item 50: "He's watching o'er thye mother: song & chorus," comp. Ferdinand Mayer, lyrics by M.A. Geuville, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 51: "Viva L'America: Home of the free," comp. and lyrics by H. Millard, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by Firth, Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 52: "The girl I left behind me: with variations," comp. W.B. Miller, 1864: Piano. Published by James S. Drake (Detroit).
Item 53: "Only you: serenade," comp. G. Müeller, lyrics by D.C. Addison, 1871: Piano, voice. Published by John Church & Co. (Cincinnati).
Item 54: "Geneviéve de barbant: Galop containing three airs" (from Genevieve de Brabant, Offenbach: Instrumental Selections by William Dressler), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. W. Dressler, 1868: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 55: "Geneviéve de barbant: Gendarme Galop" (from Genevieve de Brabant, Offenbach: Instrumental Selections by William Dressler), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. W. Dressler, 1869: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 56: "Geneviéve de barbant: Quadrilles containing 14 melodies" (from Genevieve de Brabant, Offenbach: Instrumental Selections by William Dressler), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. W. Dressler, 1868: Piano. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 57: "Que veut dire = ah what means: duetto soprano and tenor" (from La Grande Duchesse de J. Offenbach), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. W. Dressler, lyrics by J. Offenbach, trans. M. Barnett, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 58: "Somebody's darling slumbers here," comp. John P. Ordway, lyrics by Maria Lacoste, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 59: "Still he kept thinking: ballad," comp. and lyrics by John P. Ordway, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 60: "Our Soldier's last march," comp. Mrs. E.A. Parkhurst, 1865: Piano. Published by Horace Waters (New York).
Item 61: "A Fairy Tale" (from Compositions for Piano by Gustav Lange; op. 69), comp. Gustav Lange, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 62: "Cantate Domino," comp. and lyrics by James Ernest Perring, 1867: Organ, voice (quartet). Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 63: "I love thine eyes" (from A Choice Selection of Popular Songs and Ballads), comp. and lyrics by C. Pinsuti, trans. J.H. Hanson, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 64: "The sea hath its pearls: for four voices," comp. C. Pinsuti, lyrics by Longfellow, undated: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 65: "Military Tattoo," comp. Arnaud Préot, 1859: Guitar. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 66: "I Naviganti = The Mariners: terzettino for Mezzo Soprano, Tenor, and Bass," comp. A. Randegger, lyrics by Giuseppe Randegger, undated: Piano, voice (trio). Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 67: "Creator Alme and Christ the Lord is Risen to Day: hymn for soprano," comp. P. Rondinella, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by F.A. North & Co. (Philadelphia).
Item 68: "Oh will my mother never come?: song and chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by M. Sullivan, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 69: "Coming home, or the cruel war is over: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Charles Carroll Sawyer, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 70: "I'm such a winning man" (from Jeppe's Favorite Songs with the Peak Family Bell Ringers; no. 2), comp. and lyrics by Edgar H. Sherwood, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Jos. P. Shaw (Rochester).
Item 71: "Premier Nocturne," comp. Silas G. Pratt, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 72: "Birds in the Night: a lullaby" (from Songs of Miss Annie Louise Gary), comp. Arthur S. Sullivan, lyrics by Lionel H. Lewin, undated: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 73: "Fishes in the sea: ballad," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Geo. Cooper, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by William A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 74: "Queen of the night: serenade," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Geo. Cooper, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 75: "Consider the lilies" (from Beauties of song: a collection of the most popular and beautiful Songs and Ballads), comp. R. Topliff, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 76: "Ruth and Naomi" (from Sabbath Evenings. A collection of songs, duets, trios and quartets), comp. Topliff, 1854: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 77: "Weeping, sad and lonely, or when this cruel war is over," comp. Henry Tucker, lyrics by Charles Carroll Sawyer, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 78: "The Happy Muleteer: bolero," comp. J.H. Tully, lyrics by C. Fitzhall, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 79: "Had I met thee in thy beauty: a favorite ballad," comp. Vaccay, arr. W.C. Peters, lyrics by Lord Byron, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by J.L. Peters (New York).
Item 80: "Black Hawk Waltz," comp. Mary E. Walsh, 1869: Piano. Published by John L. Peters (New York).
Item 81: "The Favorite Blue Bird: polka redowa," comp. Weingarten, 1866: Piano. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 82: "In our hearts 'tis Summer still: quartette with refrain," comp. and lyrics by T. Martin Towne, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 83: "Where is my boy to night?," comp. J. Henry Whittemore, lyrics by Ladies Repository, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by J. Henry Whittemore.
Item 84: "How are you conscript?," comp. and lyrics by Frank Wilder, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Henry Tolman & Co. (Boston).
Item 85: "The Maid of Avenel" (from Vocal Beauties of Boildieu's Opera of La Dame Blanch (The White Lady)), comp. Boieldieu, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 86: "Father don't go: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by William Seibert, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.

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Item 1: "La Gazetier Polka," comp. Antonio de Anguera, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 2: "Good night my love: ballad," comp. Carl Arini, lyrics by Rev. G.T. Flanders, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 3: "Maggie the maid of Hawthorne Dell," comp. and lyrics by J.C. Baker, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 4: "Adelaide" (from Repertoire of German Songs with English Text), comp. and lyrics by Ludwig van Beethoven, undated: Piano, voice. Published by John Molter.
Item 5: "The Warrior's return march," comp. Kelar Bela, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 6: "Remembered: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by P.P. Bliss, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 7: "Tread lightly ye comrades, or The volunteer's grave: song and chorus," comp. Sadie Crane, arr. Mrs F.L. Bowen, lyrics by "Annie", 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "The dear ones all at home: song with chorus," comp. and lyrics by W.B. Bradbury, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 9: "Will he be home to night" (from The Wreath of Roses: A choice collection of popular songs; no. 4), comp. and lyrics by O.M. Brewster, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 10: "When you and I were young, Maggie," comp. J.A. Butterfield, lyrics by George W. Johnson, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by J.A. Butterfield.
Item 11: "I cannot sing the old songs" (from Songs & Ballads of M'lle Parepa; no. 8), comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 12: "Take back the heart," comp. and lyrics by Claribel, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 13: "In Dream Land, Love: ballad," comp. H.P. Danks, lyrics by Clarence May, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 14: "Oh! Sing with the Birds" (from Prarie Melodies; 12 New songs and choruses by Delos; no. 1), comp. and lyrics by Delos, 1869: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 15: "O summer night = com' e gentil" (from Stray Leaves: a selection of popular songs from various authors), comp. and lyrics by Donizetti, undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 16: "I like to dwell with birds & flowers" (from Kate E. Ducat's Vocal Beauties), comp. Kate E. Ducat, lyrics by M.E.H., 1857: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 17: "The Old Log Hut" (from Stray Leaves: A selection of popular songs from various authors), comp. L.O. Emerson, lyrics by R. Sinclair, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 18: "The woods: waldfahrt" (from Twelve Songs by Robert Franz; no. 3), comp. and lyrics by Robert Franz, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 19: "Oh! Bury the Brave where they fall: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Lieut. Henrie L. Frisbie, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 20: "Ever of thee," comp. Foley Hall, lyrics by Geo. Linley, undated: Piano, voice. Published by A. Judson Higgins.
Item 21: "Angel Nellie, or Waiting at the Old Linden Tree," comp. and lyrics by B.R. Hanby, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 22: "The Girl with the auburn tress," comp. and lyrics by Frank Howard, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 23: "Girls, Don't fool with Cupid: ballad," comp. and lyrics by Frank Howard, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 24: "Camp song of the Irish Brigade," comp. Capt. Wm. C. Hughes, lyrics by P.T. Hade, Esq., 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 25: "But I'll meet thee, love, in heaven," comp. A. Gaines, lyrics by Mrs. S.S. Socwell, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 26: "Do they think of me at home (from 25 Prize Songs)," comp. C.W. Glover, lyrics by J.E. Carpenter, undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 27: "Where the Firelight Gleams at Home: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by A.T. Gorham, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 28: "Eventide" (from 12 Standard songs), comp. and lyrics by F. Gumbert, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 29: "La Mélancolie: melodie pour piano," comp. Adolphe Cutmann, 1870: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 30: "Our veteran Fathers: Duett," comp. N.B.W., arr. James Kingsley, lyrics by James Kingsley, 1864: Piano, voice (duet). Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 31: "We met by chance = lauf der welt" (from Stray Leaves: a selection of popular songs from various authors), comp. and lyrics by F. Kücken, undated: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 32: "Repose = Geh' zur Ruh'" (from Six songs with English and German Words; no. 2), comp. Otto Lob, lyrics by Marg. Pilgram Diehl, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Molter & Wurlitzer.
Item 33: "Love's Lament = fuer einen (from Six songs with English and German words; no. 3), comp. and lyrics by Otto Lob, trans. Martin Meyer, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Molter & Wurlitzer.
Item 34: "Gathering Home," comp. C.T. Lockwood, lyrics by N.M.L., 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 35: "Give the boy a chance: song and chorus," comp. C.T. Lockwood, lyrics by C. Ernst Fahnestock, 1870: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 36: "Hortensia" (from Compositions for Piano by Gustav Lange), comp. Gustav Lange, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 37: "Bella Valse," comp. G. Lamothe, undated: Piano. Published by John Molter.
Item 38: "Rhapsodie hongroise, No. 2," comp. F. Liszt, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 39: "Homeward March" (from Two Brilliant Marches for the Piano; no. 2), comp. G.W. Lovejoy, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 40: "Do they love us yet," comp. A. Maréchal, lyrics by Mrs. Hemans, 1855: Piano, voice. Published by H. Barbant.
Item 41: "Bonnie Aileen: scotch song" (from Fireside Songs), comp. and lyrics by S. Wesley Martin, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 42: "Come in beautiful dreams: serenade quartette," comp. and lyrics by S. Wesley Martin, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Bros.
Item 43: "My Cottage Home is Lovely: song and chorus" (from Fireside Songs), comp. and lyrics by S. Wesley Martin, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.

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Item 44: "The Little Drummer Boy's March," comp. Karl Merz, 1864: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 45: "The Parting Song: quartette," comp. H.S. Perkins, lyrics by Kate E. Ducat, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 46: "Ally Ray: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Wm. S. Pitts, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 47: "The Cattle Bell at Evening," comp. W.J. Robjohn, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 48: "Glory! Glory!, or the Little Octoroon: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 49: "Home's Harmony: Quartette" (from Root’s Collection of Vocal Quartetts; no. 3), comp. and lyrics by Geo. F. Root, 1861: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 50: "How it marches the flag of the Union" (from Camps, Tramps and Battle-Fields: 20 popular melodies arranged as instrumental pieces for the piano-forte by Geo. F. Root; no. 16), comp. Geo. F. Root, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 51: "Fantasie Caprice," comp. Herman Schirner, 1862: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 52: "When my ship comes in!: Quartette & Chorus" (from Root & Cady's New Vocal Quartettes), comp. Geo. Haywood, arr. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by Geo. Haywood, 1867: Piano, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 53: "Wooden Wedding Polka," comp. Geo. Schleiffarth, 1870: Piano. Publisher unknown (Chicago).
Item 54: "Blue-eyed darling Leoline," comp. and lyrics by William Seibert, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 55: "in the Woods!," comp. Robert Schumann, lyrics by Eichendorff, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 56: "Maudie Moore" (from Six songs by J.R. Thomas), comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Chas. Dickenson, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 57: "One by one" (from Six Songs by J.R. Thomas), comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by Miss Proctor, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 58: "Pining for the Old Fireside: song & chorus," comp. T. Martin Towne, lyrics by Josephine Furman, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 59: "The Voice that I love," comp. T. Martin Towne, lyrics by Mrs. E.S. Kellogg, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 60: "Leaf by leaf the roses fall," comp. and lyrics by Arthur Vane, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 61: "The Angels told me so" (from Prairie Flowers; no. 10), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Sydney Dyer, 1858: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 62: "Do not wound the heart that loves thee: song & chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by W. Dexter Smith Jr., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 63: "Brave men, behold your fallen chief," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by H.C. Ballard, 1862: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 64: "What then!: song & chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Mrs. Wm. H. Hammersley, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 65: "Where the little feet are waiting, or The Golden Stair," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by W. Dexter Smith, Jr., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 66: "Beautiful Rose: song and chorus" (from Work's Popular Songs & Ballads; no. 8), comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1863: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 68: "Poor Kitty Popcorn: or the Soldier's Pet," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 69: "Ring the bell, watchman!: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry Clay Work, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 70: "Tis Finished! Or Sing Hallelujuah: song & chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry C. Work, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 71: "The dearest spot of Earth to me is Home" (from Higgins Bros. Choice Selection of Popular Songs; no. 12), comp. and lyrics by W.T. Wrighton, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Higgins Brothers.
Item 72: "The Prayer," comp. and lyrics by Florence Ziegfeld, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Reed's Temple of Music.
Item 73: "Serenade" (from Sounds from the West), comp. Richard Zellner, lyrics by Jas. T. Callanan, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.

Volume 15

Item 1: "Among the clustering roses: ballad," comp. and lyrics by Carl Arini, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 2: "Come back and dream a fairy tale: dream," comp. and lyrics by Carl Arini, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 3: "Thou art so near and yet so far" (from Sparkling Diamonds. A Collection of Beautiful Melodies easily arranged for the piano by Carl Arini; no. 11), comp. Carl Arini, 1865: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 4: "Voix du Coeur: Romance sans Paroles," comp. V.B. Aubert, 1868: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 5: "Laura Anna: Song & Chorus," comp. and lyrics by W.C. Baker, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 6: "L'Heure de la Prière" (from Six Popular Pieces by Ascher, Blumenthal, & Lefébure Wély; no. 4), comp. Lefébure Wély, arr. Albert W. Berg, 1862: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 7: "Venzano Valse" (from Six Popular Pieces by Ascher, Blumenthal, & Lefébure Wély; no. 6), comp. Venzano, arr. Albert W. Berg, 1862: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 8: "I live for those I love: song and chorus," comp. J.A. Butterfield, lyrics by Dexter Smith, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 9: "Hallie Lee: ballad for one or two Voices," comp. and lyrics by J. Morton Calkins, 1856: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 10: "Nelly Lee," comp. H. Olynthus, lyrics by R.W. Carpenter, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 11: "Over the Rippling Sea (Santa Lucia): Ballad" (from The Vocalist's Repertoire, a collection of popular vocal music; no. 4), comp. and lyrics by T. Cottrau, trans. Thos. Oliphant, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 12: "The Gal in the Dollar Store: song and dance," comp. Ann Dante, lyrics by Joe Haven, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 13: "The Fairies' Frolic Polka," comp. Clestin Demeur, 1868: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 14: "The Missing Ship" (from Beautiful Flowers from Memory's Wreath. A collection of Songs and Ballads), comp. W. Howard Doane, lyrics by C.R. Morris, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Judson Higgins.
Item 15: "I'm so happy I've forgotten what I'm singing: ballad," comp. and lyrics by Ossian E. Dodge, 1860: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.

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Item 16: "Pleasures of Home," comp. G. Dutton Jr., 1855: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 17: "The Old farm house on the hill: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by Henry B. Funk, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 18: "The Skipper and his boy" (from Songs of Virginia Gabriel, Words by J. H. Mc. Naughton; no. 11), comp. Virginia Gabriel, lyrics by Hamilton Aidé, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Wm. A. Pond & Co. (New York).
Item 19: "The Founder of Notre Dame," comp. Max Girac, lyrics by A.J. Stace, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 20: "The Campanella Waltz," comp. L. Gobbaerts, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 21: "La Reine des Roses: valses pour piano," comp. D. Godfrey, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 22: "Sterope" (from Seven Star Waltzes; no. 6), comp. J. Gorton, 1862: Piano. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 23: "Angels of Paradise = Anges da Paradis" (from Beauties of Mireille by Gounod), comp. and lyrics by Gounod, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 24: "Breathe not that name" (from A Choice Selection of Popular Songs and Ballads), comp. P.D. Guglielmo, lyrics by H.J. St. Leger, undated: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 25: "Rippling Rill Polka," comp. J.H. Hahn, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 26: "The Jolly Fellows: Galop," comp. Robert Hall, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 27: "Joli-Couer: Mazurka" (from J. Egghard, Compositions for Piano), comp. Jules Egghard, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 28: "Mazurka Styrienne" (from J. Egghard, Compositions for Piano), comp. Jules Egghard, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 29: "A Welcome home to thee my boy: song," comp. James Harrison, lyrics by P. Fiske Reed, 1865: Piano, voice. Published by Oliver Ditson & Co. (Boston).
Item 30: "La Volta: Caprice," comp. C.A. Havens, 1865: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 31: "We are traveling on Together: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by W.T. Heath, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 32: "Soldier's Farewell" (from A Choice selection of Popular Songs and Ballads), comp. and lyrics by Wilhelm Heiser, trans. J.H. Hanson, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 33: "On the sea: reverie," comp. Aloys Hennes, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 34: "Softly now the light of day: quartettte" (from Selections of Sacred Music for Church & Home), comp. and lyrics by Charles Heyer, 1863: Organ, voice (quartet). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 35: "Where are you going so fast, old man?: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by H.M. Higgins, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 36: "Come and take the sail: song and chorus," comp. and lyrics by T.M. Higgins, 1860s: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 37: "Perfect Love: romance for piano," comp. E.L. Hime, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 38: "Ye merry birds that sweetly sing: transcription," comp. J. Gumbert and W.C. Kidder, 1867: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 39: "La Gaite: valse brillante" (from Four Hands; no. 1), comp. Kuffner, 1867: Piano (four hands). Published by Root & Cady.
Item 40: "Tis I: song without words" (from Pianist's Folio: A Collection of brilliant pieces by the best composers), comp. J. Lafleur, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 41: "Beadsman Polka," comp. La Motte, arr. A.J. Vaas, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 42: "Pure as snow = Edelweiss: Idylle," comp. Gustav Lange, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 43: "Pure as snow = Edelweiss: Idylle," comp. Gustav Lange, 1866: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 44: "Beautiful Polka," comp. Austin Lowell, 1868: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 45: "Heaven Messenger Valse," comp. Austin Lowell, 1867: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 46: "Musings at Eve: Reverie" (from Composed by E. Mack), comp. E. Mack, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 47: "Les petites bavardes: caprice polka" (from Feuillets D'Album pour piano; no. 2), comp. Charles Neustedt, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 48: "Con amore: notturno," comp. Theodor Oesten, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 49(1): "Barbe Bleue" (from Operatic Potpourris, arranged by Adolph Baumbach; no. 1), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. A. Baumbach, 1868: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 49(2): "La Grande Duchess de Gerolstein" (from Operatic Potpourris, arranged by Adolph Baumbach; no. 2), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. A. Baumbach, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 49(4): "Orphee aux Enfers" (from Operatic Potpourris, arranged by Adolph Baumbach; no. 4), comp. J. Offenbach, arr. A. Baumbach, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 50: "Tassels on the Cane" (from J.W. Meath. Author of; no. 1), comp. Geo. W. Persley, lyrics by J.W. Meath, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.

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Item 51: "Ola: Fantasie Romanesque," comp. S.G. Pratt, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 52: "Prince Leander is my name", 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 53: "Le Charme: melodie," comp. Henri Ravina, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 54: "Dreaming of Angels," comp. and arr. Brinley Richards, undated: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 55: "Rosalie" (from Brinley Richards' Compositions for the Piano Forte; no. 13), comp. Geo. F. Root, arr. Brinley Richards, 1862: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 56: "Poor Carlotta!," comp. F.W. Root, lyrics by "Paulina", 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 57: "Treasures: Ballad," comp. F.W. Root, lyrics by F.W. Root, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 58: "Tribute of Affection," comp. Geo. F. Root, transcr. F.W. Root, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 59: "I ask no more" (from Arrangements for Guitar. Vocal & Instrumental by Various Authors), comp. Geo. F. Root, arr. Geo. W. Brown, 1867: Guitar. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 60: "If Maggie were my own!: song & chorus," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by Lieut. H.M. Byers, 1868: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 61: "Mabel" (from Arrangements for Guitar. Vocal & Instrumental by Various Authors), comp. Geo. F. Root, arr. Geo. W. Brown, 1867: Guitar. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 62: "My heart is like a silent lute," comp. Geo. F. Root, lyrics by B. D'Israeli, 1861: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 63: "Octoroon Schottische" (from Arrangements for Guitar. Vocal & Instrumental by Various Authors), comp. Geo. F. Root, arr. Geo. W. Brown, undated: Guitar. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 64: "Yes, we will be true to each other" (from Popular Songs arranged for the Guitar), comp. Geo. F. Root, arr. Geo. W. Brown, lyrics by "Paulina", 1867: Guitar, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 65: "Ruck Waltz," comp. Leonora Rothgerber, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 66: "Whispering Leaves: A summer reverie," comp. Rachel A. Smith, 1867: Piano. Published by John Church Jr. (Cincinnati).
Item 67: "Flower of the West: mazurka elegante," comp. Louis Staab, 1869: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 68: "The Barry Schottische" (from Arrangements for Guitar. Vocal & Instrumental by Various Authors), comp. Geo. Stevens, arr. G.W. Brown, 1867: Guitar. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 69: "Must I leave then?: song and chorus," comp. J.R. Thomas, lyrics by George Cooper, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 70: "Transports: Valse Caprice" (from The Pianist's Folio: A collection of Brilliant Pieces by the Best Composers), comp. Léonie Tonel, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 71: "The Heart: Ballad," comp. and lyrics by T. Martin Towne, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 72: "The Old Church Choir: song & chorus," comp. T. Martin Towne, lyrics by Mrs. L. Hawley, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 73: "Touch not the fair cup, though it sparkles; or, The Drunkard's wife to her husband: song and chorus," comp. T. Martin Towne, lyrics by Josephine Furman, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 74: "Templar March," comp. A.J. Vaas, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 75: "U.S. Zouave Cadets Quick Step," comp. A.J. Vaas, 1860: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 76: "Leaf by leaf the roses fall" (from A Choice Selection of Popular Songs and Ballads), comp. and lyrics by Arthur Vane, 1869: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 77: "Love's last hope: ballad," comp. Arthur Vane, lyrics by Aug. H. Titus, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 78, pt. 1: "Misere: Il Trovatore" (from Les Deux Debutantes! A collection of Easy Duets for Cabinet Organ & Piano), comp. Verdi, arr. A. Baumbach, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 78, pt. 2: "Misere: Il Trovatore" (from Les Deux Debutantes! A collection of Easy Duets for Cabinet Organ & Piano), comp. Verdi, arr. A. Baumbach, 1867: Cabinet organ. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 79: "Don't speak to me coldly dear friend: ballad," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by S. Fillmore Bennett, 1867: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 80: "Going up & coming down: ballad" (from Praire Flowers: composed by J.P. Webster; no. 2), comp. and lyrics by J.P. Webster, 1857: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 81: "Kiss me before you go: song and chorus," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Minnie Hubbard, 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 82: "Over the river" (from Woodland Warblings), comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by Nancy A.W. Priest, 1859: Piano, voice. Published by H.M. Higgins.
Item 83: "Where the little feet are waiting, or The Golden Stair," comp. J.P. Webster, lyrics by W. Dexter Smith Jr., 1866: Piano, voice. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 84: "Gem of the day: polka brillante," comp. W.B. Williams, undated: Piano. Publisher unknown.
Item 85: "The Blue Bells of Scotland: billiant variations for the pianoforte," comp. Addison P. Wyman, 1869: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 86: "My Angel Spirit Bride," comp. Florence Ziegfeld, lyrics by P. Fishe Reed, 1864: Piano, voice. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 87: "Conference Polka" (from Repertoire of Popular Dance Music), comp. F. Zikoff, undated: Piano. Published by Lyon & Healy.
Item 88, pt. 1: "Sleigh Ride Galop" (from Les Deux Debutantes! A collection of Easy Duets for Cabinet Organ & Piano), comp. Vaas, arr. F.W. Root, 1867: Piano. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 88, pt. 2: "Sleigh Ride Galop" (from Les Deux Debutantes! A collection of Easy Duets for Cabinet Organ & Piano), comp. Vaas, arr. F.W. Root, 1867: Cabinet organ. Published by Root & Cady.
Item 89: "Wau-Bun Gallop," comp. Antonio de Anguera, 1856: Piano. Published by R.G. Greene.