... facts concerning the rebel General Lee and his treatment of his slaves, which forcibly illustrates the brutalizing effects of slavery. The letter is dated Fort Albany, Virginia, April 1G :— Some time ago I called on one of General Lee's old slaves, to find ...

... AMERICAN CRISIS, & ITS PROBABLE HEARIN SLAVERY, WILL be delivered in the TABERNACLE CHAPEL, Bjae^SnRoad, (kindly lent for the occasion,) on MONDAY, Februajj»»2SaJ 1863, by ca-EO. THio^E^^pisr, ESQ,. The celebrated Anti-slavery Advodate, and lafo^^n Tiff* er Hamlets ...

... AMERICAN CRISIS, & ITS PROBABLE BEARINGS ON SLAVERY, WILL be d«livered in the TABERNACLE CH A.PEL, Brecon (kindly lent for the occasion,) on MONDAY, February 2nd, 1863 ...

... TWELVETRMS' SOAP POW- DER saves time, troublt^Jrffooiw^firing, inoney, tonerufi, and temper, aifu cntmfa abolishes the Female Slavery cyffscq'Liffon waging by the old method.' 4nl that1S^ecess^is to boil the clothes 20/rfnmtesiilflWiang th ...

... T^BERJTACLE CH APEUf^Jrecon Road, (kindly lent for the occasion,) on MONDAY, FejjjiBfC^ 2nd, 1863, by GEO. The celebrated Anti-slavery fo Tower Hamlets. Mr. Thompson wiD be accompap&cfon N, the Escaped Negro Coachman of Jefferson Davis^l*5%Biuepfrof the Southern ...

... SYLLABUS The AmaicMiR&btfHon: its caus«Oin/ cojj^Juaices.—Strength and -W4ak ness of Amehca -Her P^Stions.-Her Boimdlessjygt^?._Slavery,TnTits effects won p>n A'^htiornsts and their Policy.—The^l^veocracy and its action upon -the Republic T?nTir. p fi?HeSo ...

... TWELVKrREE^SttAP POW- DER saves time, trouM«, laboijj-, ftrfng-jarfoney, tongue, and temp&r, HnjJ^Vrifu^ly ajjafislies the Female Slavery^cojieequent upaB^wasliing bv the old methpd^ All t**t is Wj^ssary is to ,boil the clothes 20 minutes suld hntlg them ud to ...

... Tydfil; Local Medical Referee-— F, ALLDAY, .Esq., Church Street, Merthyr. [3337 TRIUMPHANT RE-ELECTION OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN. SLAVERY DOOMED! A PUBLIC SUPPER will take place at the ANGEL INN, on THURSDAY, the 8th of December, to celebrate THURSDAY, the 8th ...

... an historical sketch of the controversy be- tween the Northern and Southern States, from the first intro- duction of the Slavery Question into Congress, with an account of the great political parties to which it has given rise. ASSEMBLY ROOMS, TOWN HALL ...

... Republic—President Johnson— His character, principles, and policy—Why the triumph of the Republic and the utter overthrow of Slavery will aid the cause of Freedom in all nations. Chair to be taken by JOHN GILES, ESQ., High Constable. Admission Front Seats ...

... Brecon Road^Hfmdly ]ent f01- the occasion,) on MONDAY, February 2nd, 1863^kp^ O-JEIO. TSrOn^r^SpST. IBSQ, The celebrated Anti-slavery Advocate, and lat^if^P. for the jJoweJ Hamlets. Mr. Thompson 'will be accompanied on the ocpaSfon by W. a/l^CfN»>trfu! Escaped ...

... RebeiOi:/ts causes aa ...