Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1858-12-24

OF contributors engaged:
| George ID. Prentice, The mas Mackellar,
Charles SWAIN II Brent, (Stiuup)
Fitzgreen HalIeck, " Hunt, ID,
CHARTS j. Ingcrson, Edmund Flagg,
OresterS A. Brownson, Fayette Hurd,
Con. Geo. p Morris, Hannah Gould,
Nathaniel Decring SaIah Helen Whitman,
Hon. Charles Gayarre, Caroline X klnkl2nd,
Wm. Gilmore Smms, Elizabeth Ellet,
Park Benjamin. Jane Ernina Locke,
Albert Pike, of Ark, Alice Carey,
Able Adrian Rouquette. Phebe Carey,
Rev. Ralph Hoyt, Madame Leyert,
Seba Smith,{J Downing, MARY FoleSt,
J t Ileadley, NJ Stebbns, (Nrs Hew-
John Sake ett)
Lieut. NJ + Maury, Eliz beth Oakes Smith,
Ddward Gouln. Anna Botta, Miss
Charles Briggs. LyBch.)
G z Cranch, Louisa S MeCord
Wm IL C Hosmcr Maria Mcintosh,
George " Peck, Alice Haven,
Il II Stoddard, Pamela S Vining,
John Thompson, Mary A Rice,
Frederick S. CozZcns, Ada Kennicott,
A Rcquier Elizabeth K Churchill,
Maj J II Eaton, U S y, Clara DUty,
Levi Reuben, Ahbie " Cracker,
Thomas Dunn English, Nellie Burchteld,
Duncan Kennedy, Anu Potter,
Rev Newell A Prince, Lucy Godfrey,
Henry Hirst, Lavinia S Goodwin,
Henry Ward Petit, Jane G Austin.
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irst-claSs writers engaged. (among them of
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causes, to withhold their for the present but
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tinguished authors, as satisfactory arrange
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