,View the
land,Away, away over Jordan,We'll view the
promised land.2 His
track I see, and I'll pursue,View the land, view the
land,The narrow way till him I
view,View the promised
land.3 The way
the holy prophets went, View,
&c.The road that leads from banishment,
View, &c.Cho.--Away, away,
&c.4 The king's
highway of holiness, View,
&c.I'll go, for all his paths are peace,
View, &c.Cho.--Away, away,
&c."COME
UNTO ME." Anthem.We hope no one will regret the
absence of inner harmony parts in the first movement of
this little Anthem. Surely no earthly harmonies can add to
the sweetness of this heavenly language. Let it come home
to the heart and be appropriately expressed and the soul
will be filled with richer and more heavenly harmonies than
earth can produce.DUET OR SEMICHORUS.1. "Come unto me
all ye that laborAnd are heavy laden,And I
will give you restTake my yoke upon youAnd
learn of me for I am meek and lowly of heart,And ye
shall find rest unto your souls,For my yoke is easy
and my burden is light,My yoke is easy and my burden
is light."First time SEMICHORUS, Second time FULL
CHORUS.O precious invitationHelp us O Lord to
come with a broken heart, and a contrite spirit,We
praise thee we bless thee O Jesus for thy love,We
bless thee for the precious words that thou hast giv'n to
us.Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in the highest hosanna
in the highest, in the highest.THE LAND OF PEACE.Words
by KATE CAMERON.WM. B. BRADBURY.1 sem. cho. The storms
of earth will vanish,And all its turmoils
cease,Before we reach that country,The
blessed land of peace.2 sem.
cho. There clouds will never gather,Rude
winds will never blow,And there will be that
quietWe cannot find below.Full
Chorus.The land of peace, the land of
peace,Oh! there will all our troubles
cease,And all our happiness increaseIn
heaven, the land of peace.1st Semi. Cho. On earth
are wars and tumults,And danger, fear
and strife,While unseen powers combiningAssail our fleeting life.2d
Semi. Cho. But there is never
conflict,Nor danger, nor
alarm;The land of peace is guardedBy an Almighty arm.CHORUS. The land of peace,
etc.1st
Semi. Cho. How blissful to look
forwardWhen all these storms shall
ceaseAnd see that happy country,The holy land of peace.2d
Semi. Cho. We will not mind
life's struggles,Which soon must have
an end,But place our trust in Jesus,Our everlasting friend.CHORUS. The land of peace,
etc.THE WHOLE MULTITUDE.
Anthem.And when he was
come nigh, even to the descent of the Mount of Olives, the
wholeMultitude of the disciples began to
rejoice,FULL CHORUS.And to praise God with
a loud voice,And to praise God with a loud
voice,For all the mighty works that they had
seen,Saying,"Blessed be the King that cometh
in the name of the Lord.Peace on earth, and glory in
the highest.Blessed be the KingBlessed be the
King, blessedBlessed be the King, the
King,Blessed be the King, who cometh in the name of
the Lord.Blessed be the King, who cometh in the name
of the Lord.Glory, glory, glory in the
highest,Peace in heav'n, and glory in the
highest.ALTO
SOLO.Blessed be the kingdom of our father
David, that cometh, that cometh in the name of the
Lord.Hosanna, hosanna, hosanna in the
highest,Hosanna, hosanna in the highest.End with Cho. "Glory in the
highest."HOSANNA ANTHEM.A
Concerted piece for public performances.SCHOLARS.*Hosanna in the highest, in the
highest,Hosanna in the highest, in the
highestHosanna, Hosanna, Hosanna in the
highest.Hosanna, Hosanna, Hosanna in the
highest.SEMI-CHORUS OF
GIRLS.Hosanna in the
highest,Hosanna in the highest,Hosanna,
Hosanna in the highest, in the highest,Hosanna in
the highest, in the highest, in the highest, in the
highest.Hosanna in the highest,Hosanna in the
highest, in the highest.TEACHERS AND CONGREGATION.*1 What are
those soul-reviving strainsWhich echo thus from
Salem's plains;What anthems loud, and louder
still,So sweetly sound from Zion's hill.BASE
SOLO.2 Lo! 'tis an
infant chorus sings,Hosanna to the King of
kings,The Saviour comes, and babes proclaim
salvation sent in Jesus' name,Hosanna in the
highest, in the highest,SUNDAY SCHOOL & CHOIR.3 Messiah's name shall
joy impart,Alike to Jew and Gentile heart,He
bled for us, he bled for you,And we will sing
hosannas too,And we will sing hosannas
too.PROCLAIM
HOSANNAS--By congregation and
choir to the melody of "Old Hundred," the children singing
again the "Hosanna" attached to it.4 Proclaim hosannas, loud and clear;See
David's Son and Lord appear!All praise on earth to
him be given,And glory shout through highest
heaven.--Cho.* The children should sing their HOSANNA through once before the
teachers and congregation commence--then the two
unite.THE UNION
SONG.Words by WM.
OLAND BOURNE.1 Boys and girls are all for Union,North
and South, and East and West:All the States in lov'd
communionHeart and hand with freedom
blest.CHORUS.Then join in a loud
hurrah!Hurrah for the land of the free!For
Union and peace, for order and law!Hurrah for the
land of the free!2 We
will love our land forever,Dearest land beneath the
sun;Foemen's steel shall not
dissever,Youthful hearts that now are
one.3 We are all a band
of brothers,All the States are
sisters too,And in time there will be othersThat shall happy vows renew.--CHO.4 Let the hopeful words be spoken,On the wings of promise borne;Never
shall the links be broken,Never shall
the flag be torn.--CHO.5 Union now and Union ever!Boys and girls for Union all!We will
keep it safe, and neverShall our
glorious Union fall.--CHO.PILGRIMS' SONGS:A POCKET
MUSICAL COMPANION FOR PRAYER AND SOCIAL
MEETINGS.DESIGNED AS A SUPPLEMENT TO ANY HYMN-BOOK NOW
IN USE.Who that loves the Gates of Zion has not
felt of late the want of more life and spirit, earnestness
and interest in the social
prayer meeting? The marked improvement everywhere
perceptible in our Sabbath Schools that is almost
universally ascribed to the recent introduction of
appropriate music, has prompted this new effort for the
prayer meeting. The question has constantly recurred, Can
not something be done to awaken new life in our social
religious meetings? The appearance of PILGRIMS' SONGS is my response. There are
about one hundred Melodies, with a great variety of Hymns,
all adapted to the end in view.The book contains
selections from the most popular Melodies and Hymns adapted
to the purpose, recently published, together with a variety
of new pieces, all breathing the spirit of devotion, in
earnest but simple and natural musical strains. Such, for
instance, as,SWEET HOUR
OF PRAYER.SWEET REST
IN HEAVEN.NEARER
HOME.HAPPY IN THE
LORD.A LIGHT IN THE
WINDOW.LONG LOVED
ZION.LOOKING
HOME.THE SWEETEST
NAME.REST FOR THE
WEARY.SALVATION'S
FREE.WE'LL ALL MEET
AGAIN IN THE MORNING, &c.,
&c.PILGRIMS' SONGS is neatly bound in
flexible cloth covers. Price 30
cents, or twenty-five dollars per
hundred, net cash. Single copies sent for
examination on receipt of the retail price.Orders
now received at 427 Broome Street, corner of
Crosby.WM. B.
BRADBURY.BRADBURY'S MUSICAL
WORKS.The following is a list of the principal
works edited in whole or in partBY WM. B. BRADBURY.COMMENCING WITH THE YEAR
1841.FOR DAY
SCHOOLS.1. THE YOUNG CHOIR,*2.
THE SCHOOL SINGER,3. THE YOUNG MELODIST,*4. MUSICAL GEMS,*5. FLORA'S FESTIVAL,*6. THE SINGING BIRD,*7. THE MUSICAL
BOUQUET,*8. THE YOUNG
SHAWM,†9. THE
CAROL,* (just
published.)FOR SABBATH SCHOOLS.1.
SABBATH SCHOOL MELODIES,*2. SABBATH SCHOOL
CHOIR,*3. BOYS' AND
GIRLS' SINGING BOOKS,*4. ORIOLA,§5. GOLDEN
CHAIN,?6.
GOLDEN SHOWER,? (just
published.)FOR PRAYER MEETINGS AND
FAMILY.1. COTTAGE MELODIES,‡2.
PILGRIMS' SONGS,? (just
published.)COLLECTIONS OF CHURCH
MUSIC.1. THE PSALMODIST,*2. THE CHORALIST,*3. THE MENDELSOHN
COLLECTION,*4.
PSALMISTA,*5. THE
SHAWM,†6. THE
JUBILEE,†7.
THE ECLECTIC TUNE BOOK.†GLEE AND CHORUS BOOKS.1.
THE SOCIAL SINGING BOOK,*2. THE ALPINE GLEE
SINGER,*3. THE
METROPOLITAN GLEE BOOK,†4. NEW YORK GLEE
AND CHORUS BOOK,†5. FESTIVAL GLEE
BOOK.†COLLECTION OF
ANTHEMS.--1. BRADBURY'S ANTHEM BOOK.†* Published by
IVISON, PHINNEY & CO., New York.† Published by MASON BROTHERS, New York.‡ Published by F. J. HUNTINGTON,
New York.§ Published by MOORE, WILSTACK, KEYS & CO., Cincinnati.? Published by WM. B. BRADBURY and IVISON, PHINNEY & CO., New York."DIE ON THE FIELD OF
BATTLE."Words by REV. WM. HUNTER.WM. B. BRADBURY.1 Firmly brethren, firmly stand,All united
heart and hand,One unbroken, valiant
band,Dauntless, brave and true.FULL CHORUS.Die on the
field of battle,Die on the field of
battle;Die on the field of battle,Glory in
view.2 Lift your
standard, lift it high,Raise the Christian battle
cry,Christ your glorious leader nigh,Calls
aloud to you.3.Once our father freemen
cried,"Victory or death" beside.But with
Jesus on our side,Death and victory
too. Cho.4.There to die,
the battle won,There to fall the warfare
done,Glory brighter than the sun,Then our promised due. Cho.5.Christ our Captain's name we
boast,Quells the dark Satanic host.Fall we
then, each at his post,Fall as
Christians do. Cho.Entered according to act of
Congress in A. D. 1862, by Wm. B. Bradbury in the Clerk's
office of the U. S. Dist. Court for the Southern Dist. of
New York.
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Bradbury's Golden Shower of S. S. Melodies: A
New Collection of Hymns and Tunes for the Sabbath
School
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William Batchelder Bradbury
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<H3><div>BRADBURY'S SERIES OF SUNDAY SCHOOL MUSIC
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its class in that both music and hymns are mostly new. It
is not a republication of old and very familiar pieces,
although the best of these are here found, but a
compilation of the most popular melodies that have been for
years accumulating in the author's 
<I>repertoire.
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 These melodies are in the
popular vein, the refrains, (of which there are many) bold
and vigorous, and easily caught, and the words for the most
part, of that stirring, life-like character that the
present times demand.
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Alluding to Mr. Bradbury's
facilities for making popular singing books, the editor of
the N. Y. 
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"We wish we could
give all Sabbath-school children a peep into a beautiful
cottage in New Jersey, where, in a cosy study, heaped up
with music books in every language, and hung round with
sketches and mementoes of composers, Mr. Bradbury sits hour
after hour, and sometimes far into the night, with his
piano before him, his pen and paper in hand, composing and
testing those charming melodies which are to ring from the
happy voices of children in all the Sabbath-schools of the
land. His is a rare gift and a rare pleasure, in being able
thus to minister to the training of the young in "the
service of song." Much as he has accomplished in this line,
never has he been more successful than in this new book of
Sabbath-school melodies. We have heard several of them
sung, and 
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ring in the Sabbath-school."
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