Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1840-11-07
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The list of contributors embraces the names Of
most of the principal writer's in Amer ca, wi h
spectacle sprinkling If English authors. Original
articles have appeared during the last year frJm
the pens of the following Professor lngraham,
author Of La Fitte; Pro. John Frost Philadelphia
Pro. N. Z. Brooks, Baltimore; Pro. G.. +. Wines,
Philadelphia, Author of Two Years in the Navy |;
Captain Marfyatt, Author Of Peer Simple, etc. {;
General G.. p Norris New York; Leigh Hunt,
England; MIS-. Fanny Kemble Bu,l r, Phil; Park
Benjamin, New York Douglas Jerrnld, England !;
Jos ph G. Neal, (Chaicoal sketches,) The Amer
can Boz; james F. OTIS New York ; X s. Elliott,
Editor If Harrisburg Inteligencer, Pa; David
Hoffman, Baltimore; Charles West Thomson, Phil
adelphia; Judge Tremper Dresden, New York (;
John Du Sole, Editor Of Saturday Evening pos, (;
Grenville Mcllcn, New York p. B. Elder, Editor
of Columbia Spy, Pa; The Author of "SlaaIy,''
Ms. l.. Sigourney, Hartford; Miss Catherine H..
Waterman, Philadelphia; Mrs. Ann Sieohens,
New Yo'k Benson Hill, England, Editor Of the
New Monthly Magazine; DR.. J. X. Mitchell, Phil
adelpha; James Montgomery, Enganl; A..
MMakin, and Il. Holden, Editors of Saurd' " Cou-
rer Philadelphia; J. Beauchamp Jones, Bal imorc;
| j. T.. Dow, Washington City; Mrs f. +, Ellet,
Boston, DR. Thomas Dunn English, Philadelphia.
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Portrait of Mr.. Vandenhof, the tragedian, in the
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| Portrait of William Cullen Bryant, the American
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