THE LIBERATOR, May 13, 1859

Table of Contents

• � TERMS—Two dollars and fifty cents… 1
• The United States Constitution in 'a… 1
• The first has already been announced… 1
• the application for the writ of habeas… 2
• Extract! from a. 3
• A PHILADELPHA DRUMMER DAUMMED OUT OF… 3
• two past, a Philadelphia drummer, named… 4
• Extract from an excellent sermon, entitled… 4
• The Standard contains a very investing… 5
• It seems to have been decided in Texas,… 6
• Cordeliœ Loney, slave of Mrs. 8
• A family festival in commemoration… 11
• The New York totally mistaken in the… 11
• A meeting was held in the New Room,… 12
• The Annual NEW ENGLAND ANTI- SLAVERY… 16
• Extract of a letter from AARON M. POWELL:… 16
• Thoughts suggested by the falling asleep… 17
• The Baltimore correspondent of the… 17
• INTRODUCTORY REMARKS. 20
• PROCEEDINGS AT THE TRIAL. 21
• SPECIFICATIONS UNDER FIRST CHANGE. 21
• SPECIFICATIONS UNDER SECOND CHARGE 22
• � The Constitutional Amendment, restraining… 23
• Slavery Society, March 16th, 1859. 24
• The Essex County Anti- Slavery Society… 24
• ELLSWORTH, (Mc.) May 3, 1859. 25
• FRIEND GARRISON: 27
• HANDEL'S SACRED ORATORIO, THE MESSIAH,… 28
• THE DUTTON CHILDREN. We know not when… 29
• HARMONY HALL. This is the name of a… 29
• TO CORRESPONDENTS. In the absence of… 29
• � We learn from the telegraphic reports… 29
• We ask the particular attention of… 29
• It will be seen by the following correspondence… 30
• PROF. FOWLER'S REPLY. 30
• The explosion of the steamer St. 30
• � Mr. 31
• � There have been fugitive slave troubles… 31
• � John S. 31
• WORCESTER.—An Anti-Slavery meeting… 31
• MONEY NEEDED, AND AID SOLICITED. 31
• THE SEVENTH PHNNSYLAVANIA YEARLY MEETING… 32
• BY JAMES REDPATH, (FORMERLY OF KANSAS.) 33
• SEETCHES OF HANGAS LIFE. 33
• AGENTS WANTED. 33
• JAMES REDPATH, 3 Winter Street, BOSTON. 33
• CONTAINS portraits of Dr. 33
• That a great change has within a few… 34
• BOSTON INDIAN MEDICAL INSTITUTE 35
• REFERENCES. 35
• IT is well known that the juices of… 35
• THE smallest girls of their age in… 36
• 21 Cornhill.......BOSTON. Lines, writers… 36
• Respectfully Dedicated to Rev. 37
• Sherborn, March 20, 1859. 38
• ST. THOMAS, April 1, 1859. 38
• MR. EDITOR:—I do not profess any great… 40
• To the Editor of the Liberator: 41
• E.A. THOMPSON, Deputy Secretary of… 41
• The last week has been saddened to… 42
• The benevolence of death appears from… 44
• LONGFELLOW. 48
• Page Images 49