@book{48,
  keywords = {Pennsylvania Railroad, dreams, George S. Cox (1849-1856), Joseph C. Cox (1850-1856), witches, Jacob Dibert (1822-64), Harrison Whysong (1812-1909), missing persons},
  author = {Charles R. [Rufus] McCarthy},
  title = {The Lost Children of the Alleghenies and How They Were Found Through a Dream},
  abstract = {<p>A rewrite of C. Jeffries&rsquo; <a href="/pittsburghnovel/content/lost-brothers-thrilling-narrative-truth-being-collection-facts-reference-death-george-and"><em>The Lost Brothers</em></a> (1857), a novelized biography of George and Joseph Cox, young brothers who wandered from their cabin and disappeared into the Allegheny Mountains on April 24, 1856.</p>},
  year = {1888},
  pages = {60 p.},
  publisher = {Brethern’s Publishing Company},
  address = {Huntingdon, PA},
  language = {English},
}