Southern and Western Pocket Harmonist: intended as an appendix to Southern Harmony

Editor:	William Walker
Publisher:	Charles Desilver and G. G. Evans, Philadelphia, 1860
Notes:	Dr. David Warren Steel (in litt.) says the 1860 print is a reprint of the January, 1846 edition.

#	Text	Tune
129	We shall see a light appear
130	Children of the heav'nly king as we journey
131	O, who will join and help me sing
132	We have our trials here below
134	How tedious and tasteless the hours
135	Jesus is our great salvation
136	Our souls by love together knit
139	The finest flow'r that e'er was known
140	Afflictions, though they seem severe
142	Hark! hark! - a Saviour's voice!
145	Hark! how the gospel trumpet sounds!
146	Thou whose almighty word
147	I sing a song which doth belong	AN ADDRESS FOR ALL
148	Come, my soul, and let us try
149	Whither goest thou, pilgrim stranger
150	O, who will join and help me sing
151	Jesus grant us all a blessing
152	Ye sons of war, I pray draw near
154	Come all ye soldiers of the cross
156	Jesus, at thy command
157	Mary to the Saviour's tomb
158	Jesus, my all, to heaven is gone
159	'Tis my desire with God to walk
160	O when shall I see Jesus
161	Come, ye that love the Lord
162	Show pity, Lord, O Lord, forgive
163	The trumpets are a sounding
164	Hark, my soul, it is the Lord
165	The time draws nigh, I must go home
166	O may I worthy prove to see
167	I've listed in the holy war
168	Jesus, my all, to heaven is gone
169	Yes, my native land, I love thee
170	I've listed in the holy war
171	Hail, thou happy morn, so glorious!
172	Come, thou fount of every blessing
173	Jesus, my all, to heaven is gone
174	'Mid scenes of confusion and creature complaints