H. J. WEHMAN, Publisher,
P. O. Box 1823. 50 Chatham St., New York.
Wehman’s Collection of Songs, No. 7.
CONTAINING 94 SONGS.
- Animals’ fair.
- A dollar and sixty a day.
- A Yankee man of war.
- An agricultural Irish girl.
- A roller-rink romance—Recitation.
- As I read the paper through.
- Burke’s dream.
- Banks o’ Doon.
- Bed-bug—Recitation.
- Betty and the baby.
- Barney, take me home again.
- Boy with the auburn hair.
- Beans.
- Candidate for alderman.
- Cats in our back-yard.
- Climbing up the golden stairs.
- Colored band.
- Call her back and kiss her.
- Casey’s awful grub.
- Coal oil Tommy.
- Don’t leave your mother, Tom.
- Drummer boy of Waterloo.
- Dream faces.
- Duffy, the swell.
- Don’t you cry so, Norah darling.
- Erin-go-bragh.
- Fashionable Fred.
- Far, far, away.
- Fine old Irish gentleman.
- Female smuggler.
- Free and easy.
- Good ship Cumberland.
- Good-bye, ’Liza Jane.
- Gipsy Davy.
- Gal with the Gainsborough hat.
- Hush, little baby, don’t you cry.
- Here she goes and there she goes.
- House carpenter.
- Hornet’s nest—Recitation.
- I’ll ask my mother and I’ll let you know next Sunday afternoon.
- Irish Wife—Recitation.
- I’m in jail, my love.
- Jockey hat and feather.
- Jolly Jack, the rover.
- Keiser, der yer vant to buy a dog?
- Kitty of Coleraine.
- Knock at the window to-night, love.
- Leave not your Kathleen.
- Little brown church.
- Lord Bateman and the fair Sophia.
- Lay my head beneath a rose.
- Little fraud.
- Lost Charley Ross.
- Meet me darling Kate, by the cottage gate.
- My trundle bed.
- Masonic song.
- McSorley’s twins.
- My wife is so awfully thin.
- Mother, is the battle over?
- Not much.
- Nelly Bly.
- Old bog hole.
- Oh! Nicodemus.
- Old familiar faces.
- Oft in the stilly night.
- Old turnkey.
- Old gray mare.
- Old Simon, the hot-corn man.
- Popsy wopsy.
- Please don’t sell father any more rum.
- Peck’s bad boy—Part I.
- Peck’s bad boy—Part II.
- Pills.
- Railway guard.
- Rover’s grave.
- Riding on the elevated railroad.
- Shanty boy’s song.
- She was as handsome as a rose.
- Saint Patrick was a gentleman.
- Shamrock shore.
- See-saw.
- Star of Glengary.
- That young man across the way.
- That sweet-scented handsome young man.
- Up at Dudley Grove.
- Up in a back room.
- Up-stairs, in my bed-room.
- Venita.
- Watchman.
- Willie’s on the dark blue sea.
- Wind blew through his whiskers.
- Would I were a boy again.
- Windy man from Brooklyn.
- Written in letters of gold.
Price 10 Cents.
For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers in the United States and Canada, or will be sent post-paid to any address on receipt of price. Address
H. J. WEHMAN, Publisher,
P. O. Box 1823. 50 Chatham St., New York.