St. Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (St. Charles City [Charles City], Iowa) 1857-1861, 1861-02-07
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tains 1000 pages of double column reading
matter yearly /; from % to 80 Steel Plates anu
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are Mrs. Ann s. stephens, author Of % Mary
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Charles J. Peterson. author of :. The Old
Stone Mansion" Kate Aylcsford, g The
Valley Farm etc, ETC.; and they are assist.
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.'susy LIS Diary" by T., 5. Arthur, Il; H.
pnia +, Townsend. Mary A. Denison, Ella
Rodman. Clara Augusta, Gabrielle Lee, Il: Z.
Gardner, Mary w Janvrin, Carry Stanley,
Caroline f. Fairfield. Ellen Ashton, Clara
Morcton. l.. Devices, A. l.. Otis, ana all the
most popular female writer's of America. There
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Original Copyright Norelets:
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