THE LIBERATOR, March 4, 1859

Table of Contents

• � TERMS—Two dollars and fifty cents… 1
• The United States Constitution in 'a… 1
• NO. 11. TO THE EDITOR OF THE 'ANTI-SLAVERY… 1
• WASHINGTON, Feb. 21, 1859. 5
• We hold that the great body of the… 7
• Yesterday, we briefly and in moderate… 8
• A colored Portamouth, Virginia,— Bob… 10
• The following piece of blackguardism,… 11
• On Thursday forenoon, last week, another… 11
• BEFORE THE COMMITTEES ON FEDERAL 11
• RELATIONS, of the Petition asking for… 12
• SPEECH OF WM. LLOYD GARRISON. 18
• �We are again excessively crowded for… 25
• ALBANY, Feb, 26, 1859. 28
• �A cold-blooded assassination took… 29
• WASHINGTON, Feb. 22, 1859. 29
• The subscriber proposes a Meeting and… 30
• Will Mr. 30
• NEW MUSIC. The following pieces have… 31
• � CHALRLES C. 31
• � Rev. 31
• The Vigilance Committee of Boston would… 31
• SAMUEL PHILBRICK, Treas. Mass. A.S.… 32
• �The General Agent of the Liberator… 32
• �Mrs. FOLLEN, on behalf of the Managers… 32
• �E.H. HEYWOOD will speak in �HENRY… 32
• �TO THE FRIENDS OF THE FUGITIVE— A… 32
• �WANTED—An opportunity to learn 32
• bookbinding, by a young woman. 33
• �COLORED BOYS AND GIRLS.—A good colored… 33
• �WANTS A SITUATION.—A widow lady wishes… 33
• DIED—In Charlestown, Feb. 23, BATESNEBA,… 33
• THE LIFE of a most extraordinary and… 33
• JOHN P. JEWETT 2#X0026;CO. 33
• Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, Asthma,… 33
• DR. WISTAR'S BALSAK OF WILD CHERRY. 33
• KATE. 34
• The Rev. 36
• EDITOR LIBERATOR: 39
• HOPEDALE, Feb. 24, 1850. 40
• TO HENRY C. WRIGHT: 41
• MY BROTHER: 41
• Messrs. Editors address of Mrs. Dull… 42
• One of our American weaknesses is a… 43
• Have you ever passed a Sunday in London?… 44
• [physiological, Mechanical 2#X0026;Pathological… 45
• JUST PUBLISHED, by BELA MARSH, Bergenfield… 45
• 'We have seen bread so prepared, and… 45
• Page Images 47