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Contents of No. 1. Whoa, Emma (new version), Ten minutes too late, Miss Gruber’s boarding house, See that my grave’s kept green, The man in the moon is looking, love, “-'Twixt two stools a man goes to the ground,” Let the girls alone, They all do it, My pretty red rose, Rose of Killarney, Johnny, you've been a bad boy, Whoa, Emma (original version), Angel Gabriel, Come, gang awa’ wi’ me, The railroad engineer’s song, Molly Bawn, Cheer, boys, cheer, I knew that I was dreaming, Auld lang syne, * Clicquot,’ Landlord, fill your flowing bowl, A good time coming The nightingale’s trill, Co-ca-che-lunk, Poor Jack, gs gg Oneee he willow she’s sleep- ng, They borrow, but never return, Sweet by and by. Land of my birth. Why can’t I have a beau? Roll out! heave dat cotton, The butcher boy, bg —_ papa, ay an Ppy, The hazel dett. The vacant chatr, Tom Bowling, I muse on thee, Pull down your vest, Rhine vine Sharley, Who will care for mother now? Heather Jock, ** Crooked whis French and English, Juliana Jones, Barbara Allan, Son of a gambolier, The midnight bugle, ready, Jim, the carter lad, The drunkard’s raggit wean! Twinkling stars, The Marseilles n, Put me in may little bed, The old English squire, Lord Lovel, Billy Larkin. Contents of No. 2. ap Cuff, h, ou make me la When the pigs beein to fly, My vife is so awfully thin, Babylon ts fallen, The flelds of home, Dandy Pat Beautiful y a on gal —, nson Crus One by one they crossed the ver The march of the Cameron Bitter beer FIFTY OR MORE SONGS IN EACH ISSUE. I know when I've enough, George Constantine McKeown, The merry widow, The Donegan light guard, The pilot, Norah, the pride of Kildare, Sweet vision of childhood, Home again, Shall we ever meet again? You get more like your dad every day, The cracksman’s chant, Take it, Bob, Dandy barber J oe, Captain Spike of the musketeers Limburger sheese, Uncle Tom’s lament, Up and be doing, The heathen Chinee Within a mile of Edinboro’, pret f Lullaby, The cor leg, The soldier's tear, I’m lonely {since my mother died, Pull down the blind, What were all the world without Thee? The king's highway, Captain Jinks, The O's and the Me’s, A motto for every man, Her bright smile haunts still I'm a b’hoy, Little waxed mustache, The steam arm, ro blessedness a fib, uit dat ticklin’ me he spersling solitalre, May the best man win, Beside the sweet Shannon. Contents of No 3. The Gainsboro’ hat, Hildebrandt Montrose, Mary McGinnis I do feel so awfully loose, Is there any such place? Cackle, cackle, cackle, Bold Robin Hood, He isn’t as rich as he used to be, Bryan O’Lynn, He was such a nice young man, Human nature ra A poo ge! the rover, ng! sing! sing Terrance Muldoon, The fireman’s boy, The summer of love, The runaway mare, Peter Gray, Mary of the wild moor, Song of the locomotive, Coaxing with a kiss, Lager beer song, Our army and navy of blue, The roast beef of old England, Massa’s in de a The timid awkw squad! Nancy ‘ Pink dominoes, The boulevard, {t’s nice, Mine host! mine host! come hither! T’ll be watching for you at, etc. My brudder gum : God bless the little church, ete. Only a flower there, The low back’d car r It’s naughty, but it’s nice, _ Llove my native land, The Campbells are comin’, | | ee Wake! Dinah, wake. The brave old oak, Yankee ship, and a Yankee crew, . |Camptown races, Why have my loved ones gone? A national song, The biarney, Papa says I may, of shillelah, we know each other there? Goc “by, John, Old folks at home, Father will settle the bill, Whisper it softly, Hail to the chief, Little maid of Arcadee, Juanita, F Never despair. Contents of No, 4. Johnny Morgan “Fifth avenue George,” The king of trumps, Broadway promenade, Little green vail, Oh! you pretty blue-eyed witch, Sparkling moselle, Looking back, The ocean burial, The Brooklyn fire, After toiling cometh rest, The miller of the dee, A starry night for a ramble, Pop goes the weasel, “Our boys, ” The minute gun at sea, Down the shadowed lane she goes Lather and shave, Good-by, Charlie, Good-by till I see Sa again, The other side of Jordan, Mollie Brady, Par excellence, Few days, Row, row, In her “ little bed ” we laid her, Iam waiting, Essie dear, You never miss the water, etc. *T cannot sing the old songs,” Whisperings of love, The old oaken bucket which hung in the well, Bashful young man, “Put the brake on when, etc. The rollicking old man, There are kisses waiting for me, Slolghing with, girl eighing with m é The monks of old. Home, sweet home Adventures of Robinson Crusoe, Hard times, resi! O’Moore, Auld Robin Gray, Old Rosin the Beau, The fine old English gentleman, The fine old Dutch gentleman, The fine old Irish gentleman, The spider and the fly, pue-qred violets, Rosa Lee, poled Rowen’ és pring, gentle spring, Over the left “There's nothing succeeds like | g bird, The stylish servant girl, Star-spangled banner, Nelly was a lady, The Irish regiment Ridin’ in a railroad keer, Darling old stick, Rob Ridley. | Nelly , Silver stars are softly gleaming, | I hold the winning hand, -Mulcahy’s home Flow gently, sweet Afton, The household clock, Come to the ole gum tree, Sleeping, I dreamed love, “Our laddie’s dead, Jem,’ Oh! I shall call dada Buttercups and daisies, Fair Rosabelle, Annie Laurie, Call her back and kiss her, ’Tilda Horn, ‘Twas like a spirit’s sigh, Bessy was a sailor’s bride, My heart’s in the Highlands, gOCky hat and feather, Say, bird of summer, Jeannette and Jeannot, Twas rank and fame, The answer A sailor’s life for me, Kitty Kimo The way to be happy, Uncle Ned, The pirate’s serenade, me e of yon bers ‘ silver moonlight sea, Isle of beauty, “Sparkling Piper Heidesick,” No one to love He led her to the altar, Yome where the moonbeams nger, The belle of the ball, The sweet, sunny smile, etc, Ship a-hoy! My dear old mother, Be sure you’re right, ete. Woodman, spare that tree, Ten o’clock ; or, remember, etc. My eye and Betty Martin, Sword of Bunker Hill, Kate Kearney Answer to Kate Kearney, The sea king’s burial, Good news from home, Since Terry first Joined the gang, A bit of my mind, I never refuse, The old man’s got to 50, Lord Bateman and fair Sophia, To the love of my youth, etc. Eulalie, Don’t marry your mother-in-law, True blue, and seventy-two, A thousand a year, Twenty years ago, Rather too “heavy ” for me, Be kind tothy father and mother, Jamie! Gentle Annie, “ Strike the tron while it’s hot.” Contents of No. 6. George, the charmer Wait till the moonlight falls on the water, ** John Barleycorn ts a hero bold, Keep on kissing me, I want to go home to mammal! Kicking a man when he’s down, ray, n, Miss Malony’s bal ‘A lock of my mother’s hair,” Alas! my love’s away, Over the mountain, “The scamp,” : Answer to a thousand a year, Ben Bolt, Poor old slave, Roger O'Malley, | By the sad sea-waves, Song of Blanche Alpen, a Clear the way, Brown eyes has that little maid. en, Dear mother, I’ve come home t« e, Lanigan’s ball, Don’t you dare to kiss me, Joe! Oh, merry hours! IL wish I was in Dixie’s land, I’ve only been down to the club, The merriest girl that’s out, Katy did, Katy didn't, Finigan’s wake, “ Unsophisticated love,” I really don’t think Ishall marry. Poor Juney, The goat Base-ball Beautiful dreamer, " oN is still the same, “Free and easy,” Merry little birds are we, Boy with the auburn hair, Evangeline Vegetable J y Her pretty, smiling face Never venture, never win! Ada, with the golden hair, The dashing gay brunette, Victorine, Castles in the alr, The female smuggler, Kind and true. Contents of No. 7. The belle of Rockaway, Bathing in the surf, Annie of the vale, Awfully awful, Spooning on the sands, Pretty as a picture, Mother, dear, I’m thinking of you That's the style for me, boys, Little diamond dewdrop, Taffy was a Welshman, Take this letter to my mother, Like a Turk! Never push a man because he’s going down the hill, America, American vocal melody, The blonde that never dyes, Tassels on the boots, My pretty little blonde, The big sunflower, Dat’s der kind of mans I am, ncle Sam’s farm, Remember you have children etc He knows how to do it, Winter—sleigh-bell song, What is home without a mother, Dreaming and drifting, Bear it like a man, The rollicking rams, Grease the griddle, birdie, etc. “Pulling hard ‘against the tream,”’ 8 - The Mulligan guard, Pretty lit primrose, I know you'll be true to me, etc., The blue and the gray, ake your coat up to your uncle, The old folks are gone, Oh, George! beautiful George! Ob! I’m going home, The little ones at home, Wait for the wagon, The belle of Pleasure bay, da inch a sailor, Gece d you if you were me? ane, Speak to me, speak, Stick to your trade and be true, I’m in it The Yankee boy, Mary Avourneen, The fighting dog, d blue The style in which it’s done, Constantinople, The five cent shave, Jimmy’s wooing, Widow Machree, I'll remember you in my prayers, Marriage bells, Mr. Fin Jesbuntan. blow the fire, Come, maiden, with me, | Away down East, ! Sweet Ong ago, | The little blacksmith, ney Bly A life Contents of No. 5. I’ll strike you with a feather, Gentle Jennie Gray, _ Red, white an Haunting eyes, — on the ocean wave, I’m looking at you now, | When the flowers fall asleep, _ The star that leads to thee, | Rock me to sleep, mother, Sold by all newsdealers, five cents each; or sent, post-paid, to any address, on receipt of six cents per copy. BEADLE & ADAMS, Publishers, 98 William Street, N. 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