THE LIBERATOR, June 27, 1856

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• �TERMS—Two dollars and fifty cents… 1
• THE U.S. 1
• At a meeting at Martine's depot,S.C.,the… 1
• Pursuant to a call previously made… 2
• A meeting of the citizens of Newberry… 3
• It is not denied by Sumner's friends… 3
• BOSTON, Monday evening, June 2, 1856. 4
• At a meeting of some sixty Baptist… 5
• CLNTON, June 6, 1856. 6
• We record in another place the doings… 6
• The Newark Advertiser correspondence… 8
• The long gathering storm seems at last… 9
• We take the following extracts from… 10
• The following letter is from the wife… 13
• Correspondence of the Missouri Democrat. 14
• TESTIMONY OF A LAWRENCE LADY. 14
• [The following letter has been communicated… 16
• PRESIDENT PIERCE. The pertinently asks—'… 17
• THE MANAGERS OF THE MASSACHUSETTS ANTI-SLAVERY… 17
• DEAR MR. GARRISON: 18
• At any time, while millions of the… 18
• as our Revolutionary Fathers declared… 19
• INDEPENDENCE DAY. 19
• The following letter from our much… 19
• It will be seen, by its date, that… 21
• THE CRIME AGAINST KANSAS.—John P. Jewett… 23
• �Senator Wilson has made a very telling… 23
• We again solicit the special attention… 23
• MEMORIAL TO CONGRESS FOR THE DISSOLUTION… 24
• At an adjourned meeting of the Clarkson… 24
• Correction. 25
• �That good-for-nothing Know-Nothing,… 25
• The Republicans of Boston and vicinity… 27
• A large and highly respectable meeting… 27
• THE SPIRIT OF THE WEST. At Chicago,… 29
• A KIDNAPPER PROSUCUTED.—We are pleased… 31
• GOES TO THE PENITENTIARY.— Wm. Lambden,… 31
• �Our clear-sighted and eloquent friend,… 32
• By Flance Comm, for Expenses of New… 32
• �ANTI-SLAVERY CONVENTION IN HUBBARDSTON.… 33
• �ANDREW T. 34
• �VALLEY FALLS, E.I. —CHARLES C. BURLEIGN,… 34
• �All communications for the undersigned,… 34
• �A COLORED BOY, nearly 12 years old,… 34
• �COLORED DOMESTICS IN DEMAND.—Several… 34
• BY ANDREW JACKSON DAVIS. 34
• CONTENTS. 34
• MR. EDITOR—Having in my own family… 35
• THE next Quarter of this Institution,… 35
• SO numerous and pressing have been… 35
• NOW READY: 36
• THE BOOK FOR THESE TIMES, 36
• NERVOUS DEBILITY, PALPITATIONS 36
• SPITTING BLOOD, SLUGGISH CIRCULATION, 36
• MESSRS. EDITORS: I see by your last… 37
• PROVIDENCE, June 15, 1856. 39
• GHENT, N.Y., June 16, 1856. 40
• MILWAUKIE, Wis., May 26, 1856. 41
• " the foolish things of the world to… 42
• We believe that Despotism, Oligarchy,… 43
• Editor of the Liberator: 44
• �Bayard Taylor, having accumulated… 45
• Italy, will pressed to Copenhagen,… 46
• Are curing the Sick to an extent nev… 46
• You can know all about them, by reading… 47
• CIRCASSIAN WAR. 47
• 1 vol. 12 mo. Price, 75 cents. 47
• AND A PECULIAR ONE SHE IS TO 48
• HARRIOT K. HUNT, M.D. 48
• GLANCES AND GLIMPSES; 48
• IS stirring the waters to a foam. 48
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