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Songs by the Late Stephen C. Foster. Foster's Melodies No.39. Linda Has Departed.Death with his cold hand, Hath robbed me of ev'ry hope [first line]Linda has departed, the warm and tender hearted [first line of chorus]

Stephen C. Foster (composer) (Wm. A. Pond & Co., 2012-06-22)

Come Along Sinners.Oh what will you do when de great day's a comin? [first line]Come along sinners, come along sinners, some along sinners a hoopin [first line of chorus]

M. H. Rosenfeld (composer lyricist) (White, Smith & Company, 2012-06-22)

Katy Darling, A Favorite Song.Oh, they tell me thou art dead, Katy Darling, That thy smile I may never more behold! [first line]Oh, hear me, Sweet Kay, for the wild flowers greet me [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (Oliver Ditson, 115 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

Harry Lee. A Ballad.The wild winds sigh o'er the ocean wave, a requiem sad for thee [first line]Sadly they sigh for thee "he lies in the dark blue sea" [first line of chorus]

Geo. J. Anderson (composer) (Millet's Music Saloon, 329 Broadway, 2012-06-22)

Professional Copy. All Over Town. Song and Chorus.While I was out a walking, talking, gawking, all over town [first line]All over town, all over town, I'm not to blame for they commenced it [first line of chorus]

John (composer); Harry Dillon (composer) (M. Witmark & Sons], 2012-06-22)

Peter Gray, a touching Comic Ballad.The Music of Morris Brothers, Pell, and Huntley's Minstrels.I'll tell you of a nice young man, Whose name was Peter Gray [first line]Blow ye winds of morning, blow ye winds I oh [first line of chorus]

Unknown author (Oliver Ditson & Co., 277 Washington St., 2012-06-22)

John Anderson My Jo. Scotch Air.John Anderson, my jo, John, when Nature first began [first line]She prov'd to be nae journeywork, John Anderson my jo [text varies with each verse] [first line of chorus]

Kozeluch (arranger) (F.D. Benteen, 2012-06-22)

Oil on the Brain. Song and Chorus.The Yankees boast that they make clocks Which "just beat all creation" [first line]Stock's par, stock's up, Then on the wane, Ev'rybody's troubled with "Oil on the brain." [first line of chorus]

Eastburn (composer lyricist) (J. Marsh, 1102 Chestnut St., 2012-06-22)

The Dominion Musical Advertiser. Little Footsteps. Montreal, No. 1. May, 1874.Little footsteps, soft and gentle, gliding by our cottage door [first line]Little footsteps soft and gentle, gliding by our cottage door [first line of chorus]

M. B. Leavitt (lyricist); J. A. Barney (composer) (n.p.], 2012-06-22)

The Fairy Boy. From the Songs of the Superstitions of Ireland.A Mother came when Stars were paling, Wailing round a lonely spring [first line]

S. Lover (composer) (John Cole, 2012-06-22)

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