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Harry Clay and Frelinghuysen.
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Mr. J. Greiner
Hurrah For the Clay.
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J. C. Osbourn
Hurrah For the Clay.
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J. C. Osbourn
The Old Union Wagon.
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John Hogarth Lozier
The Old Union Wagon.
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John Hogarth Lozier
There is the White House Yonder, or, The Fremont Campaign Song.
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(1) The Hayes & Wheeler Wagon. A Republican Campaign Song & Chorus. With (2) "In A Few Days," and (2) "Yankee Doodle Dandy."
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Wm. M. Cook
Follow Up The Plow. Song & Chorus.
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Will. S. Hays
Idaho.
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Frank French
Look Up On That Banner. Song of The Patriot Mother To Her Son. Extract from a letter from Mrs. Porter to her Son, who had communicated to her the
death of his brother in Mexico.
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R. Horace Pratt
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J. H. Hewitt
Look Up On That Banner. Song of The Patriot Mother To Her Son. Extract. from a letter from Mrs. Porter to her Son, who had communicated to her the death
of his brother in Mexico.
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R. Horace Pratt
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J. H. Hewitt
Goin' Ober de Mountain. A Celebrated American Nigger melody.
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W. West
Songs of the Virginia Serenaders. Boston Gals. Song and Chorus
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J. W. Turner
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J. P. Carter
Clare de Kitchen.
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I. C. F. Salomon
Clare de Kitchen.
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I. C. F. Salomon
O What's This World a Coming To?
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Frank Howard
Down South Where the Sugar Cane Grows.
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Will. S. Hays
The Dude's Dream. Comic Song. Written to ridicule the pernicious practice of docking horses tails. May it prove effective in preventing this most cruel
habit.
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Chas. A. Sweetland
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J. R. Hald
The Sleigh Ride. A Humorous Song from the Waverly Magazine.
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M. Keller
Buckleys Celebrated Sleighing Song.
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A. Sedgwick
Sleighing with the Girls. Song & Chorus.
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H. L. Frisbie
Stars of the National Game.
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James O'Dea
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Anna Caldwell
Whoa! The Gee Gees [includes solfeggio version on inside back cover].
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Harry Casling
Scenes of Happiness. Anna's Song in the Operatic Cantata of the Haymakers.
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Geo. F. Root
Songs For Everbody. The Dot On The "I." Song and Chorus.
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Johann Strauss
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