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SLAVE SONGS OF THE UNITED STATES.

Set to Music. A new edition of this popular work is just issued.
Cloth, $1.50.

The Press says of it:

“We welcome the volume before us—the first collection of negro songs,
words and music, that has been made.”—N. Y. Independent.

“They have no sort of resemblance to the so-called negro songs of
the corked minstrels, and, as a rule, are much more attractive.”—N. Y. Citizen.

“The verses are expressive, and the melodies touching and effective.
There is no doubt the book will receive wide attention.”—Brooklyn Standard.

“Possesses a curious interest for the student of African character.”—N.
Y. Tribune.

“These endemical lays are, in fact, chief among the signs and evidences
of the normal African character.”—N. Y. World.

“This collection contains many excellent ballads that might readily be
supposed the work of our best composers.”—Le Messager Franco-Americain.

MOORHEAD, SIMPSON & BOND, Publishers,

No. 60 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK.

A LIFE AMONG THE MORMONS; OR A
Journey to the City of Zion. By a U. S. Officer now living
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Cloth, $1.25. Sent on receipt of price, by addressing

MOORHEAD, SIMPSON & BOND, Publishers,

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THE GLAD NEW YEAR, AND OTHER POEMS.
By Ethel Wolf.

A very attractive volume. Sent free, by mail, on receipt of price.
Cloth, $1.25.

MOORHEAD, SIMPSON & BOND, Publishers,

No. 60 DUANE STREET, NEW YORK.

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