Beautiful bells
Subtitle: sung in the burlesque, of Ixion & Field of the cloth of gold.
By: Words by Geo. Cooper.  Arr. by W.F. Wellman, jr.
Publisher: C.H. Ditson
Published: 1868
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Subjects: Songs (Medium voice) with piano
Notes: For voice and piano; chorus for mixed voices (SATB) and piano.

Bound with: Foster, S.C.  I will be true.  [New York, c1862] Linley, G.  Calmly the day is dying.  [Philadelphia, ca. 1860]  Linley, G. I hear.  St. Louis [18--]  Millard, H.  Whip-poor-will's song.  [New York] c1865.  Wood, D.  I've brought thee an ivy leaf.  New York, c1859. Pede, T.T.  In the depth.  London [n.d.]  Alary, G.E.A.  The stranger. New York, c1865.  Wallace, W.V.  Why do I weep  [Boston, 186-?]  Wade, J.A.  'Twere vain.  London [18--]  Barnard, C.(A)  Weep no more. [Toronto, n.d.]  Hullah, J.P.  The storm.  Boston [186-?]  Thomas, J.R. Nearest.  New York [c1866]  Dempster, W.R.  The rainy day.  Boston, c1847.  Hall, F.  Ever of thee.  [Boston, 18--]