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[Scraps no. 3 for 1832] [graphic] / Designed, engraved and published by D.C. Johnston, 19 Water St.

Emancipation: the past and the future. [graphic] / Th. Nast.

Views of slavery : [graphic] / Does the slaveholder admit the slave to be a human being? If so we would ask his interpretation of the following sentiment "Whatsoever ye would that men should do unto you, do you even so to them."

The results of abolitionism. [graphic]

I'm not to blame for being white, sir! [graphic]

[Scraps no. 3 for 1832] [graphic] / Designed engraved & published by D.C. Johnston.

The house that Jeff built. [graphic]

[Scraps for the year 1830] [graphic] / Designed etched & published by D.C. Johnston.

Emancipation. [graphic] / Th. Nast; King & Baird, Printers, 607 Sansom Street, Philadelphia.

The first of May 1865 or gen'l moving day in Richmond Va. [graphic] / Lith. by Kimmel & Forster, 254 & 256 Canal St., N.Y.

The past and the future. [graphic] / Th. Nast.

The black Republicans at their devotions. [graphic]

"I say Billy, do you know why I'm doing this? Cause, I'm going to run for Congress soon!" [graphic] /. Potomac.

The great Republican reform party, calling on their candidate. [graphic]

How free ballot is protected. [graphic] / J.E. Baker, del.

The rail candidate. [graphic]

[Scraps no. 3. for 1832] [graphic] / Designed engraved and published by D.C. Johnston.

I take it on my responsibility. [graphic]

Congressional surgery legislative quakery. [graphic] / A., Del.

Congressional surgery legislative quakery. [graphic] / A., Del.

"The Freedman's Bureau." [graphic] / Thos. Worth.

John Bull makes a discovery. [graphic]

The question settled. [graphic] / Geo. Whiting, 87 Fulton St. New York; Phelps & Watson, 18 Beekman St. New York.

Practical illustration of the fugitive slave law. [graphic] /. EC, del.

'Conquering prejudice, 'or 'fulfilling a constitutitional duty with alacrity.' [graphic] /. P. Kramer.

A proslavery incantation scene or Shakespeare improved. [graphic]

[Scraps no. 3 for 1832] [graphic] / Designed engraved & published by D.C. Johnston 19 Water St.

"The nigger" in the woodpile. [graphic]

The slavery question: Great prize-fight of the American eagle against the wolf and alligator. [graphic] / WA.

"No higher law." [graphic] /

A grand slave hunt, or trial of speed for the presidency, between celebrated nags Black Dan, Lewis Cass, and Haynau. [graphic] /. T.C., del.

The great presidential race of 1856. [graphic]

The Democratic platform [graphic]

[I] take the responsibility. [graphic] / Hassan Straightshanks, Del.

Lecompton funeral. [graphic] / Hy.

The smokers. [graphic] / C.

The triumph. [graphic]

The Clay compromise - a settler. [graphic]

Jeff. Davis in prison.

The Great Rohan & the cattle market. [graphic]

Much ado about nothing or a militia court-martial. [graphic]

A new way of passing a bad Nebraska bill. [graphic] / T. Sinclair's Lith Phila.

Col. Fremont's last grand exploring expedition in 1856. [graphic] /. For Sale at no. 2 Spruce St. N.Y.

American sympathy and Irish blackguardism. [graphic] / EWC.

The little giant - in the character of the gladiator. [graphic] /. For Sale at 217 Walnut St. Phila.

Republican platform, or the political montebank. [graphic]

The precarious situation. [graphic]

A confederacy against the Constitution and the rights of the people with an historical view of the component parts of this diabolical transaction [graphic].

The national game. Three "outs" and one "run" [graphic] : Abraham winning the ball.

Secession displayed [graphic].

The resurrection of Henry Box Brown at Philadelphia [graphic] : Who escaped from Richmond Va. in a box 3 feet long 2 1/2 ft. deep and 2ft. wide. / Kramer, del.

Whig equestrian exercises - ground and lofty tumbling. [graphic].

All on hobbies, gee up, gee ho! [graphic] / C.

Handicap race presidential stakes 1844. [graphic] /. EWC.

Fixing a block-head to the Constitution or putting a wart on the nose of old ironsides. [graphic]

A foot-race. [graphic]

"Your plan and mine." [graphic]

Pap, soup, and chowder / J.L. Magee, del.

The Freedman's Bureau! An agency to keep the negro in idleness at the expense of the white man. Twice vetoed by the president, and made a law by congress. Support Congress & you support the negro. Sustain the president & you protect the white man [graphic

Where's my thunder? [graphic].