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Rev. Louis L. Noble.
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J. H. Ingraham, author Of ..The South West" etc.
Horace Greeley. So
George H. Cotton, author of 4"Tecumseh,. etc.
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! Walter Lander, author of Stanley" etc.
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sex. Though its plan does not entirely ex-
clude articles of the most important character
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llcations oil similar aims, by the literary and
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Mrs. Seba Smith, author of 1.-The Sinless Child :"
"The Western Captive, or The Times of Tecum-
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Mrs. Maria Brooks, author of '.Zophiel, or The
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lei, )" EXAMPLES in the Country" etc.
Mrs. Lydia Jane Pierson, author of s.Poems and Es-
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Mrs Amelia B. Welby, author of "Poems by Ame-
ha," etc.
Mrs A. Nj. F. AMMAN, author of ..Tales and Sketch
'F' E, F." author of 1.-THE Marriage of Convent
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Mrs Ann S. Stephens, author of '.Mary Derwent,"
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