The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1846-01-31
Of wild Flowe.lrrs from New England. etc

of Wild Flowers from New England; etc
Mrs Seba Smith, Author Of The Siniess Child; The
Western Captive, ,or the Times of Tecnmseh; ;stc
Mrs "Mary, Clavers," Author of A New Home
Who'll Follow; Forest Life; etc. 80. ,..Ii.y
Mrs Lydia Sigourney, Author Of Zinzindorf and
other Poems; Letters to Mothers; etc 7e
Mrs Ann S SStepheps, Author of Mary Derwent; etc
Fanny Forester, Author Of Trippings in Author
Land; etc
Mrs L Eiet, Author Of Character ristics of Schil-
Ter, Rambles in the Country; etc y
Mrs Lydia Jane Pierson, Author of Poems and Es-
says; etc , ST. 'h"f Hsh4 70 ~
Mrs Amelia B welby, Author Of Poems by Amelia.
Mrs A MF Amman, Author Of Tales and Sketches.
"F F" Author of The Marriage Of Convenience
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lar writers, many anonymous contributors of dstin-
guished merit furnish articles for nearly every
number, and in each will be found an able letter
upon the literature of Europe, from our able cor
respondent, F. j. GRyND, Esq. T 1h aaaJ
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