The Secret Shot; Or, The Rivals Of Misty Mount — page 47: what you’re looking at

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<i ADVERTISEMENTS, fen BEADLE’S DIME DIM E& SONG BOOK, No. 12. SIXTY NEW AND POPULAR SONGS. THE LATEST PRODUCTIONS OF §. 0. FOSTER, J. R. THOMAS, F, BUCKLEY, §. GLOVER, H. 8, THOMSON, | G. F. ROOT, &c. The siteple announcement that this song book eontains the latest and best things of the lamented Fostrr, would be enough to insure for it an exten- ded sale. Besides this rich treat, Brapte & Com- PANY have been enabled, by exclusive arrangements with the music publishers of New-York, Boston, Philadelphia, Chicago and other cities, to reproduce in Dime Song Book, No. 12, some of the most pop- ular songs and Lallads of the day, which are now having an extended sale in sheet form, and can be obtained in no other book. Among them will be found the last piece published from the inimitable pen of Srepuen ©. Foster, besides a choice selec- tion from the hands o. Tuomas, GLovEeR, BucKLEy, Root, Lover, Work, and many others famed in chorus and song. We have space only for the fol- lowing: THE VACANT CHAIR, JUST BEFORE THE BALTLE, MOTHER, YES, I WOULD THE WAR WERE OVER, BROTHER'S FAINTING AT THE DOOR, JACK ON THE GREEN. JOHNNY SCHMOKER, HE'S GONE TO THE ARMS OF ABRAHAM, FOOTSTEPS ON THE STAIRS, THE RING MY MOTHER WORE, UNCLE JOE'S HALL COLUMBIA, ELLA CLAY, COUSIN JEDEDIAH, rHE HAM FAT MAN, BABYLON IS FALLEN, WHEN OLD FRIENDS WERE HERE, KATY'S LETTER, BREAD AND CHEESE AND KISSES, THOU WILT COME NEVERMORE To Tas STREAM, WE'LL GO DOWN THE BLUE JAY'S oe A THREE ROGUISH CHAPS, ” CUM ALONG, JOHN, THE . OUR CAPTAIN'S LAST Atte $ SON, AH, HE KISSED ME WHEN HE ALL'S WELL, oat eS THE OLD CHURCH BELL, SLEEPING FOR THE FLAG, AND 83 OTHERS. “ar Price 10 cents. Sent post-paid on receipt of priea, BEADLE & 00, Publishers, © 118 Wittiam St... WF. BEADLE'’S SONG BOOK, No. 13. 3 i Popular, Comic & Sentimental Songs. In this Song Book the song-loving public is furnished with a rich treat not often available, embraving the very cream of the choicest songs and ballads of the day, both new and old. tn addition to the usual variety by the most emi- rent musical composers, we have been enabled by exclusive arrangements with music publish- ers, to produce in No. 13, a large number of STEPHEN C. FOSTER’S latest melodies, in- eluding his last, written a few days previous to his death. ‘Everybody is familiar with Fos: ter’s “ Old Folks at Home,” which has now be- come standard, and thousands of his admirers throughout the country will not fail to procure his latest productions, WHICH CAN BE OBTAINED IN NO OTHER BOOK. It also contains a goodly toh of the songs sung at Bryant’s and Woo0d’s Minstrels, New-York, Hooley’s, Brook- lyn, Carncross’ and Dixey’s, Philadelphia, Buckley's, Father Reed’s Old Folk’s Concerts; the Hutchinsons, ete., ete. We have space only for the following: A Song for the Times, (U. 8. G.,) ‘ FINIGAN’S WAKE, COME IN AND SHUT THE DOOR, CUFFEE'S WAR SONG, j IN THIS BEAUTIFUL LAND OF MY DREAMS, MOLLY, DEAR, GOOD NIGHT, KATY DID, KATY DIDN'T, CLARA KANE, IF YOU'VE ONLY GOT A MOUSTACHE, LL WAIT FOR THEE AT THE GATE, BARNEY O'HEA, ONE FLAG OR NO FLAG, BEAUTIFUL DREAMER, SHE WAS ALL THE WORLD TO ME, THY MOTHER WILL ROCK THEE TO SLEEP, TONY PASTOR'S COMBINATION 8ONG,; THERE'S NO SUCH GIRL AS MINE, THERE ARE PLENTY OF FISH IN THE SEA, WE'LL FIGHT FOR UNCLE ABE, YOUR FORTUNE IS TOO SMALL FOR ME, HIGH TIMES, GOOD TIMES, I KNOW A PRETTY WIDOW, KISS ME AS OF OLD, MOTHER, THE CHILD OF THE REGIMENT, SAM SLICK, THE YANKEE PEDDIER, WILLIE HAS GONE TO THE WAR, and 87 others. (> Priee Ten Cents. For sale by all Newsdealers, of sent, post-paid, to any address, on receipt of price. BEADLE & CO0., Publishers, 118 William Si., XY. Conniclooolks.conn