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Liberator (Boston, MA) - 25/11/1853

1853; Gale Group;

B., Parker Pillsbury, G. B. Stebbins, C. F. Williston, Silva Guimaraes, Deputy, Harriet Martineau, Richard Allen, E. A. Stockman, George W. Bungay, Caleb Bishop Page, Harriot K. Hunt, F. W. Chesson,

News: A True Hero, Mr. C. C. Burleigh, The Just and Equal Rights of Women, Visit to Ohio and Michigan, A Righteous Protest, Great Smash-up on the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, Detroit Free Press, National Anti-Slavery Bazaar, Pierre Touisaint, The Concert given by the Germania Musical Society, on Saturday evening last, drew a full house, and elicited strong demonstrations of applause, English Correspondence, Conservatism Dead-Ripe, Case of Divorce, A World's Wonder, Second Decade Anniversary of the Formation of the American Anti-Slavery Society!, A Serious Call Unto All People and Languages, Anti-Slavery Operations in Brazil, Disgraceful, Tribute to Our Co-Laborers Abroad, The Charleston Standard says, LORING MOODY will lecture on topics connected with the Anti-Slavery cause in, Great Collision—Miraculous Escape, Letter from Giles B. Stebbins, Another Signal Triumph, Letter from Rev. E. A. Stockman, Europe, No Union with Slaveholders! The U. S. Constitution is 'A Covenant with Death and an Agreement with Hell', Rev. E. H. Nevin, New Publications, Multiple News Items, Anti-Slavery in England, The Administration and Great Britain, Refuge of Oppression Woman's Rights Convention at Cleveland, The Detroit Tribune estimates that a strip of country at least thirty miles in length, has been burned over by the late fires in Michigan; that twenty-seven houses have been destroyed, and the crops and wood on at least one hundred farms have been entirely destroyed. Editorial: Defence of Mr. Holyoake, Religious Action on the Slavery Question, Character of Jerry, New England School of Design for Women. Letter to the editor: The World's Temperance Convention, 'talking Right out in Meeting', Letter from Richard Allen, Letter from Parker Pillsbury, Letter from Harriet Martineau. Classified ads: Multiple Classified Advertisements. Arts & Entertainment: Poetry The Fugitive and the Judge. Shipping news: Mr. STEERS, the builder of the yacht 'America,' has constructed a model of a ship of 2500 tons, for the California and New York trade, which he undertakes to say will sail 22 miles an hour, beating any steamer that has ever yet …ated.