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   Alton Weekly Courier (Newspaper) - November 8, 1855, Alton, Illinois                                he prosperity mainly depends the SOOT 3 S 6 00 1 MISEK CO at Slavery In in Platte one ofthe days the above description will apply with prepay mn U above were spread over from UU of From St Tho terrible tram which to the on en Augustine rection ever raising BO GREAT are now on Granum We read in Holy mo o M a gloomy and this lightning season year may be regarded a warning to fill high tho grate for the breath of the Arctic regions will Boon be opon Health of tne had been extended to the of editors and mere r ot in advance Termi Co Clans of Inn To Clubs of in ai an extra copy Wl By the report of tho Superintendent of the it appears that the num interments in that during the mouth of October jast was these under ton years of On the same the corresponding month i and from three afternoon from The i One Two months Three months Six WEEKLY the heard him hour in the evenin for of last the interments numbered o of these 11 were under ten years of Aspect of the Traffic to Spring field A special election has been ordered in calling upon the people I to or against the repeal of the Prohibitory hno m onera Thi as their nan tho first call by the Di next present ions u from e ta mated to have been about is that 150 or more of this number hai I cara for the purpose of observing the effec of the heavy treib the BOSSed they escaped ho rible But enough to suffice for a fearful to the first Tne t t Q tance of twentyfive or thirty Before Inviting in an be belter able to form an judgment of made Pram wore for Easiness i Displayed for LT must bo insertion to be Who shall it bo A correspondent suggests in view ofthe numerous inquiries for Competent school teachers in part of the that some individual living at a central point be to whom inquiries may be ed by both employers and teachers seeking a accom of such an but the school law does not provide for such and few who will undertake the labor such an office on their own ex Benton legislation i altogether slavery never will go over the Jj over the sas a iree that KansasNebraska necessity for it at By was it for the that Do you I are getting more so their tion during tne is offered which will become a law if c people vote for a repeal of the The substitute That any person who within the city or otherwise dispose for bis or her gain or any sp fermented bless quantities than one quart or shall permit the same to be done on his or her for or her gain or shal forfeit offence the sum of fifty be recovered as other fines and penalties to said Pro That druggists and oil atthe chief not discriminate in estimating the value of human Wo only design to fact that in these days society to have fallen into a custom of testing the strength new railroad subjecting on trial to defendants hehad said on his he had no or bias for J which would interfere with an loaded with the most the surrounding upon uu If School Commissioners will act in that capacity in their respective or can find individuals competent such who are willing to and notify the public of their they do are presumed to be deeply Bells Comercial Our readers are referred to the advertise ment of this flourishing to be found in another Several young of our acquaintance have availed them selves of the advantages offered tical and certify to its valuable facili ties for securing a thorough commercial edu The fame of this school has already gone out through the entire and a Targe number of young men are now there preparing to enter mercantile business w A I clear idea of the important laws and rul s guide intelligent and honorable busi of no establishment of the kind that offers better inducement than the and we would recommend Bells Commercial College to our as the place where every joung man who desires to follow mer cantile should go to prepare him Ohio and Mississippi for laid upon the sale of the anu mo was expected but turned to Maybo you won t That uuu regular business is to sell drugs and and who are licensed by the not be deemed to be visional in selling liquor in less quan tities than one for purposes purely mechanical or Game On yesterday a fine young buck was killed with clubs on near William street the city He had been bard adjourned to that mrt then is lis an conservative of this section of the bera Northern Methodists out f Several old and r nt of Foreign News by the Africas FROM TUB Tho correspondent of The London Times at Sebastopol writes as follows rS calamity which we vented ac a enow called upon to record Z baggage the The blame in Ml Indian and the inhabited parta province in then denned in its and That their or abroad upon 01 m a went main ran raral of ts in a fine frenzy never ees an early day in a ancient villages may still be as living witnesses standing n B felt for agricultural the fully tested by inanimate Louis is in Her this region until aome yeara after tion of our State The first settlers knew not much wS wheat id a surplus said a as the home demand was very but to the of not to mention tne amon uy be The hunters in the the dogs close on and the captors it seems may with for a share of tho game A Young Is That a Crime From the Chicago Igh School in Pros rte street that W and are preparing the for establishing a Young Ladies School J an na to important to the In another column will be found an ordi nance passed by the Common Council on th let licensing the R and to conn bottom upward the extreme rear sition on the the killed and d m No to the attainment deriving its from the S Sed upon as highly The Railroad ot tne a3 B useless of for only C The injunction mi the above road by the city and county of been dissolved by order of and J as advertises the of the with its fnd rolling The sale to be made on Tuesday the 20th of between the hours of and 0 at the north door of the Court House in The injunction was dissolved on bo ground that the stock in the subscribed by the City and County of was therefore its holders had no legal right to an injunction life iced life ns a poor wav lor Bv the Sf Louis evening papers we get deeply Resting of the mournful about two hundred and fifty 1 by science which by not a mm an enormous for such facilities as is an ascertained fact that nearly per annum are ex pended by our citizens for it is time that action was had in this Two highly recommended or com and efficiency teachers have s Ho says river he dares to to string Sue scurrility comes patency ana their willingness to engage in the work p and that plan plated will be carried into successful opera Tue National Cattle Show at illow and TBE WAR IN Tho Invalids Susse publishes tho follow Com of the corps o nf the German and Drawing We would remind onr readers that Miss commences her school Yin the building on Market as the Spiritual She is an Known r that i as the Spiritual relished teacher in German and and will give satisfaction to her Her school room is easy I from all parts of THOMAS States The following table shows amount duty received at seven of the principal p in the United States for the quarter of And it isI biB positions were following is a list of first DURHAM COWS AND ly 01 by a successful cavalry was sig in commanded by Lieu i thousand sent to poso virtue and modes f many The stalk latter was not of thi e cattle and he from the time o They awaken in the n ol tne was but were running sl crashes on o at of cd in when wo funded were McDowell andave their fortunately among the and best skill to the alleviation o fw a at careful scien of per unic True by the hand of skUK unthinking force moves j machines for a Devon cows and year old and under two t alleviation OL a for M a reset limbs un them to apply J Two years old and under I To West n our hands ON Three years olt men following are the Details of the but science in devising and that m J a The wild with lightning the most vivid Ml to the wounded borii and genteel o e without save ft j j l n representing himself New soooo to render what have lio Those in it ftW among at a anda neither are tho are too The only pertinent and proper qu An Walter Percy L connection with many of the nobility of boon honoring his noble presence for the last three or fonr He succeeded in and induced a merchant to no n to New he was to 11 ODD r to her and under nim so receive from Lady It to when be arrived be and has not been heard Message Governor of Mrom the annual message of Governor Johnson to the Legislature now we learn that the of the State T to in addition to its tr for loaned and endorsed to t of 75 the whole amount present value of held by the State 6 per on their Tho State boUs in the stock of the bank ot Tennessee and the Union financial and we believe to tho angel SiSSi at an n Wild Maggie tho memy then Livingston Marea f i Kem Thomas e of as that be wno where only one jf The name ine i the to bow so many escaped had no mon New York d of blood a Judge received a slight Ono other all its 4 in advance ol au ita from toil to oner by the g overcome Os has nt more disastrous than it has aud tne a u by tho Two old and C LMS THAS IS Two years old and same as first All resistance being So ed and six militia WAR AND Campbell Bank be disposed and aU ani had to pay SS them Office field the rr nf 1 049 The remaining counties which tub the eame ratio of increase the actually bought at ot the the floors of taxation which lation is in of tl s atthe comman of arena I f Tho it is Intor he Bamo to A horses uca abroad wrought a change 01 the raising the latter by the severe varieties 1 not to live hand to mou h 7 our owu i M discussion of thf an their more ge of them They Better ana sel 3 their roseate of he Tne but they a which a love number made contracts o lovely   

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