Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-17

George d. Prenti.s, Th-mas MAckelar,
Charles Swain, II Brent, (Strup.)
Fuzgrcen Halleck, IS nunt, Il D.,
Charles j. Ingersoli, Edmund Flagg,
Oresters 4. BrownsoH, Fayette HErl,
Gen. Geo p. Morris, Hannah Gould,
Nathaniel Deering, Salah Helen Whitman,
Hon. CHARLES Gayarre, CarpiiE. kirkland,
Wm. Gi i2orc SINUS, El.zlarih Ellct,
Park Benjamin, Jane EFmins Locke,
Albert Pike, of Ark. Alice Carey,
Able Adrian Eouqusttc, Phehe Carey,
Rev. Ralph hcyi, Aad5mc LeTeEi,
Seba Smith, q Downing MARY Forest,
J Headley, F Steblins, (Nrs Hsw
John G. SAKE, ct,
Lieut. NJ I Aaury, Eli. beth Oakcs Smith
Ddward Gouln, ANA Botts, Miss
Charles Briggs. i-yRcE,)
c Crauch, Louisa AcCori,
En II HoSnler Iara J McIntosh,
George " Peck, A5co Haven,
X Il Stodaard, Pamela Finiug,
John Il Thomps N. Mary A Rice,
Frederick s. Cozz@ns Ada Kennicott,
A Rcauicr, Elizabeth X ChurchI,
Maj II Eaton, I 4, Cara Doty,
Levi R,nteu, Abbie " Cracker,
Thomas Dunn English, Nellie Burchfcl3,
Duncan ke;ncdr. Ann Porter,
Roy Newell Prince Lucy Godfrey,
Henry B fiiyst, I.aYiuia S Goodfln,
Henry Ward Pettit, Jane q Austin.
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