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Thinking of Home. PRICE ONE PENNY. Copies of this very popular song can always be had in the POET'S Box All kinds of Music supplied to order on moderate terms. TUNE-Original. Many a night, from the silent deck, Have I gaz'd on the stars above, And I've look'd abroad o'er the tranquil sea Till my heart was filled with love. Thinking of home, and the dear ones there, Till I felt the tear-drops flow; Breathing in silence a fervent pray'r For the friends of long ago. Many a night, many a night, Thinking of home; Many a night, yes, many a night, Thinking, thinking of home. Father and mother, and sister dear, Come to me in my waking dreams, And I hear a voice, and I see a face, That to me like an angel seems. Did I not give her my parting vow, While she own'd her love for me? Spirit of beauty, ah! hear me now, Thus I sigh upon the sea. Many a night, &c. The POET is universally admitted to be the Cheapest LETTERPRESS PRINTER in the City. Posters, Handbills, Society Articles, Circulars, and all kinds of Business or other Cards, executed neatly and expeditiously. CATALOGUE OF THE NEWEST SONGS. Poor little Jim Bauldie, come hame Boys that carry the hod Champagne Charlie On board the Kangaroo The sugar shop German band Married to a mermaid Beloved eye Slap bang Bridgeton weaver Hankie Pankie Lass for a chap that's shy Tin-Pot Mary Beautiful Nell Charming lovely Rose British working-man Out on the spree Dying gold-digger Cronie o' mine As round the ring she goes Noisy swell Worn-out tile Nod your head Two in the morning Wearing o' the green Wee Joukeydaidles Young man dressed in red Oor wee Kate Pat and the whale My bonnie wee wifie and I Auld Robin the laird Merry old Uncle Joe Nanny that leeves next door Just before the battle, mother Susan's Sunday out Five and twenty shillings a week Sequel to Bauldie, come hame Sandstone girl Game at cards, or catch the ten The nose Poor Mr Wood Fire, fire, fire Jones' musical party Kiss me, mother, ere I die Star of Slaine PRINTING. THE POET is admitted to be the Cheapest Letterpress Printer in the city. Soiree, Assembly, Concert, Subscription Sale, and Business Cards; also, Circulars, Invoice Tops, Society Articles, Programmes, Posters, Labels, Handbills, &c., executed with taste and accuracy. Saturday morning, Sept. 25, 1869.
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1869 shelfmark: L.C.1269(155b)
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