Fred. Shaw's dime American comic songster
Subtitle: containing a selection of comic songs
By: composed and sung by Fred. Shaw, the unrivalled American comic vocalist, whose popularity throughout the United States has proclaimed him an universal favorite
Publisher: Frederic A. Brady
Published: 1859
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 77
Subjects: Texts; English Songs; Humorous songs; Songs
Other titles: Dime American comic songster.; Comic songster.
Work titles: Dime American comic songster
Notes: Without music.

Some tune names indicated.

Publisher's advertisement: 1 p. at end.

Pamphlet, missing original wrapper.
Table of contents: title: I'm off to Nicaragua; title: I've been to Nicaragua; title: Miller's song; title: Nelly's song; title: The dearest spot of earth to me; title: Of all the drinks to me so dear; title: Broadcloth coat; title: Times of 1858; title: Pat and the log; title: A narration; title: Mickey, yer divil, don't bother me now; title: Tight as bricks; title: Be a brick; title: Can't I do the thing; title: The present times; title: My mother's own boy; title: You're always something out; title: My trip to the fishing banks; title: Bill Wall; title: The way money goes; title: My wife is an old G'hal; title: The honest heart; title: I'm the boy knows how to do it; title: The blessed baby; title: Mrs. Thompson; title: You've got the best of me; title: Yankee Doodle; title: The Atlantic cable; title: Larry O'Brien; title: Flaming O'Flanagans; title: Do fetch back my gin; title: Widow Machree; title: The newsboy; title: A chapter of little things; title: Dublin Bay; title: When I was out a voting; title: Paddy's dream; title: Fred. Shaw's medley.