An Almanack, for the year of our Lord, 1806
Subtitle: being the second after bissextile, or leap year, and the 30th of the independence of America : calculated for the latitude and longitude of the University at Cambridge, in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, but will serve the adjacent states without any sensible error : containing everything necessary for an almanack
By: by Samuel Bullard ; together with a collection of pleasant and delightful songs, and many other things useful and entertaining
Publisher: Printed by Herman Mann
Published: 1805
Place of publication: Dedham, (Mass.)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Subjects: American Almanacs; Songs; Texts; Songsters
Other titles: Songster's pocket companion. 1805.
Notes: With: The songster's pocket companion. Dedham, Mass. : From the music press of Herman Mann, 1805.

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Imperfect copy: EKL copy wanting pages 1-24, including the entire almanack, the title page, and first three pages (first two songs) of the Songster's pocket companion.

"Mrs. John Ruggles, Brookline"--on cover in pencil.

Harvard Library stam on cover: Jul 3, 1889.

Imperfect: missing leaves containing sheet music for songs referenced on title-page.

Stitched; in case.
Table of contents: title: Almanack. Eclipses for 1806 ; On the seasons ; January ; February ; March ; April ; May ; June ; July ; August ; September ; October ; November ; December ; The names and characters of the twelve signs of the zodiac ; Roads to the principal towns on the continent, &c from Boston; title: The songster's pocket companion : containing a number of favorite songs, marches &c. American captives liberated / [Stephen Jenks] ; The pensive shepherd ; The farmer ; Primrose Hill ; Rise Columbia! ; Four and twenty fidlers [that is, fiddlers] ; Baron Stuben's American march.