Beadle's dime song book no. 4
Subtitle: a collection of new popular comic and sentimental songs
Publisher: Irwin P. Beadle & Co.
Published: 1860
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 71
Subjects: Texts; Songbooks; English Songs
Other titles: Dime song book no. 4
Notes: Without music.

Includes index.

In paper wrapper, with illustration in borders on front cover.
Table of contents: title: Ain't I glad to get out of the wilderness; title: A national song; title: Answer to Katy Darling; title: A merry Gipsy girl again; title: A parody on Uncle Sam's farm; title: Ben Fisher and wife; title: Bonnie Jamie; title: Broken-hearted Tom, the lover; title: By the sad sea-waves; title: Columbia rules the sea; title: Come gang awa' wi' me; title: Commence you darkies all; title: Cottage by the sea; title: Daylight is on the sea; title: Don't cry so, Norah, darling; title: Erin is my home; title: Gal from the South; title: He led her to the altar; title: Home, sweet home; title: I am a freeman; title: I'll hang my harp on a willow-tree; title: I'm not myself at all; title: Indian hunter; title: I've been roaming o'er the prairie; title: I wish he would decide, Mamma; title: Hane Monroe; title: Johnny is gone for a soldier; title: Jolly Jack the rover; title: Kate was once a little girl; title: Kitty Tyrrel; title: Let me kiss him for his mother; title: Linda's gone to Baltimore; title: Maud Adair and I; title: Molly Bawn; title: My ain fireside; title: My boyhood's home; title: Nora, the pride of Kildare; title: O God! Preserve the mariner; title: Oh, kiss, but never tell; title: Old Uncle Edward; title: Paddy on the canal; title: Poor old maids; title: Ship a-hoy!; title: Somebody's courting somebody; title: Song of the farmer; title: Song of Blanche Alpen; title: Sparking Sunday night; title: Sprig of Shilleleh; title: Stand by the flag; title: The farmer's boy; title: The hazel dell; title: The harp that once through Tara's hall; title: The Indian warrior's grave; title: The little low room where I courted my wife; title: The low backed car; title: The old brown cot; title: The old kirk-yard; title: The railroad engineer's song; title: They don't wish me at home; title: Tom Brown; title: Terry O'Reilly; title: Uncle Gabriel; title: Uncle Tim, the toper; title: We were boys and girls together; title: We are all so fond of kissing; title: We are growing old together; title: Where are now the hopes I cherished?; title: Within a mile of Edinburgh town; title: Would I were a boy again; title: Would I were a girl again; title: Would I were with thee.