| - Harpweek |
| - "Uncle Sam" making new arrangements |
| - The Political Eclipse of 1860 |
| - Honest old Abe on the Stump. Springfield 1858. Honest old Abe on the Stump, at the ratification Meeting of Presidential Nominations. Springfield 1860. |
| - Too many Cooks Spoil the broth |
| - A Western Luminary: A Link on (A. Lincoln) the Lighthouse at Chicago |
| - The rail candidate |
| - An heir to the throne, or the next Republication candidate |
| - When Washington was the Sole Standard |
| - Wonderful Surgical Operation |
| - A Cartoon that Foreshadowed Events |
| - Columbia and Her Suitors |
| - The National Game, Three Outs and One Run |
| - "The impending crisis"-Or caught in the act |
| - The great exhibition of 1860 |
| - "The irrepressible confict" Or the Republican barge in danger |
| - The Republican Party going to the right House |
| - The Split-Tail Democracy |
| - The Last Rail Split by ‘Honest Old Abe’ |
| - Candidates and Platforms |
| - A Political Race |
| - Coming ‘Round |
| - Dividing the National Map |
| - Dogberry’s Last Charge |
| - Letting the cat out of the bag! |
| - Lincoln, Douglas and the Rail-Fence Handicap |
| - Storming the Castle |
| - The Great Exhibition of 1860 |
| - Political Quadrille Music by Dred Scott |
| - Three to One You Don’t Get It, [Variation on the Popular Interpretation of the Meaning of the Pawnbroker’s Sons] |
| - The Power of the Rail |
| - Lincoln shows Douglas the Right Road to the White House |
| - Honest Abe taking them on the half shell |
| - Progressive democracy – prospect of a smash up |
| - Shaky |
| - Sich a gittin’ Upstairs (A Quarrel lin the Household) |
| - The Political Gymnasium |
| - Political Blondins Crossing Salt River |
| - Coming Man’s Presidential Career |
| - Et Tu Greeley |
| - ‘Taking the stump’ or Stephen in search of his mother |
| - A Phenomenon of Portraiture |
| - Honest Old Abe and the Little Boy in Search of His Mother – A Sensation Story |
| - Old Abe and His Electors |
| - The Humors of the Presidential Canvass |
| - The New President of the United States. From a Fugitive Sketch |
| - The Perilous Voyage to the White House |
| - The Presidential Pot-Pie |
| - The Successful and Unsuccessful Candidates at Breakfast the Morning After |
| - Castle Lincoln – No Surrender: Fort Davis – in Ruins |
| - Great and astonishing trick of Old Abe, the Western juggler |
| - Great Fight for the Championship |
| - How Abe Lincoln Escaped the Fire-Eaters of the South and the Flames of Secession |
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| - The Generous Rivals |
| - Abraham, Wait on this Gentleman to the Door |
| - Getting at the Root of It |
| - Unheeded Advice |
| - Oh! Willie, We Have Missed You! |
| - Republican Campaign Conflict between Seward and Lincoln, James Watson Webb is Featured on the Bow |
| - The Great Match at Baltimore |
| - The Great Political Political Race |
| - The Sowers |
| - The Tallest Ruler on the Globe |
| - Good Gracious, Abraham Lincoln |
| - Great Swimming Match to Come Off on the Fourth of November |
| - How Abe Lincoln Escaped the Fire-Eaters of the South and the Flames of Secession |
| - Honest old Abe on the Stump |
| - The Undecided Political Prize |
| - Abe, The Giant Killer |
| - Abe Lincoln’s Last Card; or, Rouge et Noir |
| - Unheeded Advice |
| - Abraham, Wait on this Gentleman to the Door |
| - To the Victors Belong the Spoils – Bunker |
| - Honest Old Abe and the Little Boy in Search of His Mother – A Sensation Story |
| - Leading, Following, Rebelling |
| - Extremes Meet |
| - The Smothering of the Democratic Princes |
