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... or MIRAROR of AMERICAN SLAVERY! Painted by Willcott, Rouse, and Jlohnson, Artists, of Boston, United States. This elegant work of art will be described by Mr. Henry Box Brown, a fugitive slave whoI iraculous escape from slavery was effected by his frien ...
... or MlIRROR of AM1ERICAN SLAVERY! Panted by Willcott, Rouse, and Johnson, Artists, of Boston, United States. This elegant vork of art will be described by Mr. HenryBoxBrowAn,a fugitive slavc, whoseimiraculous escapefrom slavery was effected by his friend ...
... packed in a box and fors ci ros slave to a fe state, will appear, and with fin r JAMES BOXER SMITH, who asise hm ape, in mCNTI.SLAVERY SONGS end DUTt own compsto Body, d; S e Od. ; Reserved Seats, is ,°SeasonTic (nut transe° re) fur the RItsernte Seats, go ...
... til TenC psm. Adission, One Penny. JOHN CALDERWOOD, Secretary. JEW AMD ORIGINAL PANORAMA, E ,L'4 OR MIRROR OF AMTTERICAN SLAVERY, NOW EXHIBITIlNG AT TilE CONCERT HALL, LORD SION-STREET - MRB HENRY BOX ER W3,THE FUGITIVE SLAVE, AND MR._lIES BONER SMITI ...
... LA ,T WEEK OF THU 1EW AND ORIGINAL P A N 0 R A N A, MIRROR OF AMERICAN SLAVERY, SXH11TBITiNo By 1R. HENRY BOX BROWN, THE FUGITIVE SLAVE, AltD MR. JAMES BOXER SMITH, AT TilE CONCERT HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET, In the course of each evening M e. BROWN and ...
... LITERARY & SCIENTIFIC RECREATIONS. ( TO.iiiRROW (SATURDAY) EVENING, the 30th inst., the Grand BIOViNG PANORAMA of AMERICAN SLAVERY, eehibited by MrT. RENRY BOX BROWN, the Fugitive Slavc, beieg the LAST NIGHT of EXHIBITION.' Body. .1.; Side Galleries, 6id ...
... PRICES REDUCED! pOSITIVELY the LAST THREE NIGHTS U AT TIHE CONCERT-HALL, LORD NELSON-STREET, OF TIIE GRAND MIRROR OF AMERICAN SLAVERY, EXIlIBITED BY Mr. HIENRtY BOX BROWN, the FUGITIVE SLAVE, Who cheaped, fromn a Slave to a Free State, in a Box 3 feet long ...
... sinice the ospecified time can never be ascertained within hul fan hour. HENnY Box BROWN, TIlE FUGiTIVE SLAVE.-A Hater of Slavery says- The Liverpool public scemn not to be aoeare of the fact that Mr. Bro'ow, is not yet free; his fanmily are still in ...
... legislate upon 1d slavery-approve of the Fugitive Slave law as a just anil id proper measure-proiolltnce the repeal of it to be a fair as canes for the secession of North Carolimsa front the confe- il deracy-declare the abolition of slavery in the District ...
... Aeaociatioti-A Brief i,1 the Society of Jesiml-Thio MIalnchester Botaitsts.-A Ilsiory of Jcsllititsi- ki Ig-satiuls Loyola.-Slavery in ?? Ulnited Sttutes of AenericaL.- Life of Toissailnt L'Otverture, by a MIulattos-Sanld, tilc Assassim n of Kotzebue.-Tb'o ...
... ? 'jHE PROGRESS and. PROSPECTS of ab LT CERISTIANITYin the UNITED STATES of AMERICA. toI With Remarks ott the subject of Slavery In America, and On Rot the Intercourse between tics Britieh and American Churches. for By Rt. BAIRD, D.D., author of Religion ...
... 5-corrd part of tire Erilertarirniinrt ivill consist of a Series of Prrnnarinie Views, cirtitkle, NEGUO LIFE! IN FREEDOM AND IN SLAVERY. Durring- tir progress of tire Picture Mr. IReSseo usi11 introduce thle foiloiinig NEW SUNGS:--'lre Africuir Villagec 1Tlre ...