Alton Observer Advertising and Address Details
The Alton Observer lists weekly publication on Thursday mornings with an office on Second Street. Subscription is three dollars annually with a fifty cent deduction for some period. Rates: one square one dollar. each additional line is cents. Letters and business communications addressed to Elvan P. Lovejoy, Editor, must indicate change of address and where to send mail.
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Illinois and Wisconsin Clergymen and Notables Listing
A fragmented roster lists numerous towns and individuals including clergymen such as Rev R McCoy in Illinois and Rev Robert Stewart in Canton along with other named figures like Geo W Little in Naples J Davis in Bloomington Dr Isaac H Brown in Waverly and Dr A Smith in Rushville. It appears part of a directory or notice page naming towns and associated people across Illinois and Wisconsin.
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New Boston
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Whitehall
George Henderson
Onsin
New York
Virginia Tract Society
S. B. S. Bissell
Egyptian and American Slavery Compared in Alton Observer
The article argues that American slavery is vastly crueller than ancient Egyptian bondage, detailing the family separations, sale of children, lack of home and moral instruction for enslaved people, and the brutal commodification of human beings. It contrasts Hebrew privileges with American oppression and condemns the perpetuation of slavery, calling for moral accountability.
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Egypt
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Goshen
United States
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Isaael
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Heaven
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