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ADVERTISEMENTS, BEA DLE’S DIME SONG BOOK INO. 14. PATRIOTIC, COMIC & SENTIMENTAL: THE LATEST SONGS OF J. R. Thomas, George F. Root, H. 8. Thompson, Frank Wilder, H. C. Work, Mrs. Parkhurst, J. G. Maeder, E. G. B. Holder, C. Hatch Smith, Bte., Etc. At no period in our country's e744 were Songs and ballads more sought after than at the present. They relieve the monotony of the tented field, inspirit our brave boys as they go forth to bare their breasts to the deadly missiles of war, are sung in our parlors and at our concerts, in our hospitals, on our vessels in the navy, antil our neighbors across the waters have caught the melodies and republished them for the benefit of the masses. To gratify this public craving, hundreds of songs are issued every month by the prominent music publishers, and scores of composers have rendered their names immortal in music andsong. Among the choicest compiled for No. 14, from this vast field, we may name the following, (for the use of which Beadle & Company have exclusive right) : ALL HAIL TO ULYSSES, CORPORAL SCHNAPPS, LOTTIE IN THE LANE, JUST AFTER THE BATTLE, KISSING ON THE SLY, - THE CORPORAL’S MUSKET, WILL YOU WED ME NOW I’M LAME LOVE? WHOEVER CAN HE BE? STAND UP FOR UNCLE SAM, FARMER STUBBS’ VISIT TO N, ¥. CITY, KATY LEE AND WILLIE GRAY, T'SE ON DE WAY, BROTHER, TELL ME OF THE BATTLE, DE DAY OF LIBERTY'S COMING, DOWN BY THE RIVER, PEOPLE WILL TALK, THE MUSIC STORE WINDOW, IN THIS OLD CHAIR MY FATHER SAT, MY MOTHER'S GENTLE VOICE, I'D CHOOSE TO BE A BABY, FIVE 0’CLOCK IN THE MORNING, I CANNOT BID THEE GO, MY BOY, A SWEET BRIAR ROSE IS MY MOLLY, THE DAUGHTER'S DREAM, UNCLE BEN, THE YANKEE, Ete., Ete,, Eto. te Price Ten Cents. For sale by all newsdealers. Bent post-paid on receipt of price. BEADLE & CO., General Dime Book Publishers, 118 WILLIAM 8T., Wy., BEADLE’S SONG BOOK INo. 15. Ready Monday, October 28th. ALL THE NEWEST SONGS! FROM THE BEST COMPOSERS! ONLY TO BE HAD IN THIS BOOK? SEE THE LIST! WHEN THE BOYS COME H SWINGING IN THE LANE, Drei SAMBO'S RIGHT TO BE KILT, THE SWORDS WERE 37, CHARMING LIZZIE CLAY, /OMES MARC THE CRACKSMAN’S CHANT, yee DE U. 8. HOTEL, COMRADE RANOY rae TOUCH THE ELBOW, TENTING ON THE OLD CAMP GROUND, ’ THE NEW SKEDADDLE SONG, MOTHER, WHEN THE WAR I$ OVER, DE OLD CORN MILL, COME HOME, FATHER, STAND BY THE FLAG, BOYS, MY POLLY ANN, PM & YOUNG Eo OE AN FROM THE : COME HOME, FATH ie ila FOR PHIL. SHERIDAN, HURRAH! YOU DON’T KNOW HOW WE MISSED YOU, AND OVER THIRTY OTHERS. Song lovers will bear in mind that Brapiz & Company, are the exclusive Song Book Pub- lishers for the leading musie dealers in this country: Therefore, all desiring the newest and most popular Copy-rreur SonGs, will seek for Beadle’s Song Books! Sold by all Newsdealera, paid, on receipt of price. BEADLE & CO, General Dime Book Publishers, 118 William St, N. 'Y. price 10 éonts, Sent, post Eomiie DVOOKSE