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MECkLENBURG FEMALE COLLEGE
AT CHARLOTrE, n. q.

Rev. A. G. STACY, A. NJ, President
Assisted by accomplished Instructors in all the De-
The buildings and grounds known as the N, c.
Military Institute, located in Charlotte having been
secured for term of years for the purpose Of q
Female College the Institution will be opened a.
such January 29th, 1867 f,5hs'
The first School year will be of irregular dura-
tioa. 1t will comprise elong Session of Twenty
six weeks. .s.E vs. -...e,# .-......
This Session, scholastic year, will be divided
into two Terms of Thirteen weeks. each.
Rates per Term payable in adpanee lawtul currency
f. of the United States:
Board with lights, .s-ss ' -" -'.- 40 SEQ 90
Observation-Disclosures Department, Is SO
Tuition-Prmary Department, Sill 90 to l3 90
Music on Piano or Guitar, 80 Lessons, $50 90
Latin, Greek French, German, ETC., each, 90
Painting, Drawing, Embroidery. etc. at fair rates.
Pupils will furnish sheets, pillow cases, towels,
table pkins, and counterpart.
The standard of Scholarship will be high and the
instruction thorough. J.-.rs... .........
The building is elgbly situated with more than
twenty acres of land attached, the premises being
delightfully."- adorned with native oaks. Ample
means Of exercise and recreation will be thus sf
forded. For Circular applyto
A. G. STACY,
Dec IT, 1866 Charlotte, N. c.
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Concord Female College.

In the n. o. Presbyterian Of Sept. 26th, article
was published over the. signature of "Amicus."
invite attention 10 from that article. "If
wholesome discipline, devotion to the cause of
education, skill and experience in teaching will
success.'heu the Faculty of this Female Col
lege have all the elements Of success There is no
institution where the mental culture, the health,
the morals. and the manners Of the pupils more
looked after and cared for"
The next session will commence on the Second
Monday of January, 1867. Each boarder will find
her lights and towels, and also pair of sheets
and pillow cases. The entire expense of Tuition
and Board Including washing. for Session Of
Twenty Weeks, will be from 81 Is to SI25 currency.
Extra charges will be made for Mnsc French, Latin
and Drawing Advance payments will be expected.
yet the greatest possible indulgence will be given
our patrons. A large patronage is needed, desired
and expected.
Address, J. NJ IT. CALDWELL,
Dec II, 1866 ID Statesyille, y. c.
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Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of tho
city of Charlotte, That the License Tax for selling
Spirituous Liquors, Wine, Ale and Malt Liquors,
for the ensuing year within the corporate limits Of
the city or one mile thereof, be fixed al THREE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for Retail License, and TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for Quart License. And that
no application will be cons idered blythe Board un-
less the License Bond and cash accompany the APP
picarion; from any party who may be in arrears
on bis License Tax for this year
BE it further ordained That any person who shall
sell Wine or Spifituous Liquors within The limits
of this city, mile thereof retail by the
small measure less than quart without having hrst
obtained a License from the Aldermen OF the city,
shall upon conviction forfeit and paw for each and
every offence, THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS. Any
person sellingby the qaart or upwards without
License shall upon conviction, pay ONE HUNDRED
and FIFTY DOLLARS for each and every offence.
s. A. HARRIS, Mayor.
7. W. DEWEY, City Clerk.
Dec II, 1895 1t
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STATE NE VS..

PARDoNED We learn that Gen NJ W
Ransom has been pardoned by the President
SMAEL PIX There has been rumor pre-
vaient in our town for four or FIVE days past
that the Small :Pox had broken out among the
pupils Of theHSalem Female College We un-
deistand that DIR ZeSely, tie College physician,
denies that iris the small pox, but that other
physicians iD Salem say that it is Winston
Sentinel.
sg The Post-Ofiee at Bethany, Iredell
county, has been re opened, aud E. r Mills
appointed Postmaster .- =.
-7sFIRE IN DAvIE.-We regret to learn that
theAarge Tobacco MsDufactory ofC ". Bes-
sent. situated near Jerusalem, Davie County,
vas destroyed a few days since by fire. The
building contained very large quantity of to-
bacco II is thought that it was robbed and
seton fire. The n'anuIacrory was very extern
sive and the l'ss is very heavy Mr. Brssent,
and many others who had tubacco deposited
there Salisbury Banner.
Mr. VIM. P. Grimsly. Of Greene county,
near Snow Hill, was relieved of four mules, on
the 10th of the present month. in open day, while
they were at work, under the direction of one
John Harper, freedman. This was a bud stroke,
and is but another evidence that the morals of
our country in an awful fix Such is the fact,
and We have it from the most reliable source. that
farmers afraid to send their teams and pro-
duce 10 market unattended 10y a white person.
How long such state of things is to exist we
know not, but, it strikes US that the citizens Of
the counties thus annoyed, ought to band to-
gether ami seour the country. and whenever they
fali'upon r"hber. hoist Inn to the first tree. and
there leave him. This will cure the eviL-GokRs-
Lcro Ntrs
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Blythe, Bowe, sBradsher, Bryson, Chadwick,
Cowaa, Crawford of Macon, Crawford Of Rowan,
Daniel, Davis, Davidson, Durham, Everett Far
row, Foa, d. Freeman, Galloway. Garrett, Garriss,
G orham, Cranberry, Guess, Harding, Harper,
Henderson, Hodnett, Holderby, Houston Hutch.
son, Jones, Jordan, Kelsey, Kenan, Latham of
Craven, Lee, May, Martin, McClammy, Nc
Cougar, Moore of Hartford, Morton, Murrill,
Neal, Patton, PEBBLES, Perry Of Carteret, Rich
ardson, Rogers, RouRtree, Russ, Scott, Smith of
Duplin, Stevenson, Sudderth, TruH, Turpbull,
Walker, Waugh, Whitley, Williams Of Harnett,
Williams of Yancey, Womble-66
Nays-Messrs Ashworth, Baker, Boyd, Brown,
Carson, Clements, Gapbril, Ilinnaut, Horton o.
Watauga, Horton of Wilkes, jenkins of CASTOR,
Lowe, Lyon, Macarthur, McNair, McRae, More.
head. Perry Of Wake, Rosebro, Scoggin, Smith
of Guilford. Shelton, Stone, league, Umstcad
Vestal, Westmoreland, Wilson If Forsyth, York
-29. ....- .....s. ..r ... -..rt.s5 r.s " ...~
~ -a4- THURSDAY, Dec 20.
Nothing of much importance was done in
either House to-day The death OF L j JUDD
kns, Commoner from Warren county, was an
nounced. ....-.- s.....-s s=l., -.:r
Mr Cranberry introduced 10 the House a
resolution, which was adopted. instructiog the
judiciary Committee to inquire as TO the expe-
dency of reporting bill to enable Executors,
Administrators and Guardians to compromise
the debts contracted prior to May lst, 1865,
owing to and from the estates they represent.
A bill to authorize incorporated towns and
cities to establish systems of Public Schools
passed its I'd and Sd readings. .-,.a
~.J.." - A@@' FRIDAY, Dec 81.
In the House, Mr. Brown introduced rcso-
luton to extend the time for the return of taxes
for the county of Lincoln. Passed its several
readings. ...
A bill to regulate assignments and to protect
creditors, was post poned until next session.
Resolutions for the relief of the people of
Stsnly aud Union counties passed their severa
readings Loaning 50 900 each to the eoun-
ties named, from the Public Treasury We
learn that these resolutions failed to pass tn e
Senate.
Il message was received from the Governor,
announcing the success of the commission to
Washington, in procuring the abrogation of Gen
Sickles' order prohibiting infiction of corporeal
punishment by the Courts of the State.
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Gov. WoRrH's Mission TO WAsursaroS,

The correspondent of the Baltimore Sun, SAYS:
'"Governor W"rth's North Carolina delegation,
including himself. Chief Justice Ruffin, ex-Gov.
ernor Swain aud Hon. Nat. Boy,en. had inter
views with The President aud he Attorney Gen
eral to-day regarding the subject of General
Slekles' new order in the Caronas, prohibiting
corporal punishment. The laws of North Caro-.
lima. as is wel&nown. provide for the punish.
ment Of larceny, perjury and bigamy by pubic
whipping, and there being no reni,en,iarv il.
the State, and the law being applicable not only
to men and women. hut to offenders Of every
race and color, the delegation was instructed 10
come here for the purpose Of influencing the
authorities TO rescind the order. They .x,,es.
themselves satisfied with the result of their in.
ter.iews. and hope. from The intima,ions tina,
they have received, that their object will soon
be accomplished. Incidentally. the delegation
viii undoubtedly do something towards counter
acting the efforts 6f ex. Governor Holden and
isffiends. who were here few DAYS since with
the original draft Of the North CaroIina Enabling
Act presented to the House by Mr. Stevens, and
urging its passage" ssss. -.zr1'7s
(The President has directed General S;ckIes'
order,tos bsrescinted) 81. .ss's' Is -,
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City Ordnance.

Be il ordained by The Board of Aldermen OF 'ne
city of Charlotte, That any Merchant, Shop'kesP..
or other person who shall leave their Cellar ooo'
open amp of the Sidewalks Streets AFTER darA
shall be fined npon conviction. beforethe Mayor ior
eac CHI aud every offence FIVE DOLLARS.
~rrrs~Frxez- s. a. HARRIS, Mayor.
T. w. DEWEY, City Clerk. ~
Dec II, 1865 e
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The Notes and Accounts due &c the late firm of
J n Sanders &zco. win be foDnd in the hanGs of Mr
SINS, who is fully authorized to collect and
give receipts for the same. JNO- J BLACKWOOD,
Dec 10, 1866 - s--.--~r,- in liquidation.
Also, the old Accounts OF N Sanders are in Mr
Sims hands for collection.
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The Regular Annual Meeting Of The Stockholders
of The FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHARLOTTE,
will be held the Bank, the Second Monday in
January next, the l4th
...rE lex T. W. DEWEY, Cashier.
Dec l1,lSs6 10 y.r-r 1t $3.50
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FOR RENT.

The Dwelling House known as the Methodi.
Parsonage Possession given LIST January. r.. r.
Apply to G. ii. RAY,
Dec 10. 1866. 81 At Rock Island Factory.
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Hoes.-A drove Of Tenn. hogs passed through
tins pitee last week "A few sales wee made at
Io1csnts 10 currency -Loneasser Ledger.
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r. N. TiDDY Il BROTHER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ...
Rnn KSEFE EsSS & STSTEA KEEP q

r. N. TiDDY Il BROTHER,
WHOLESALE RETAIL r-.
BOOKSELLERS s. ST.aTIOFERS,
Trade Street, Charlotte, ~. c.
Stewards Free Mason Manual; Free Masons Mon
itor; Odd Fellows Manual. ... ..r, ..'
For sale by TIDDY BRO.
For Farmers and Gardeners.
Buists Family Kitchen Gardener; Mason's Far
rier; Long sroth the Honey Bee; Miniature Fruit
Gardener, by Thomas Rivers; My Vineyard at Lake
view, by Grape Grower; The Parlor Gardener by
Miss Cornelia Randolph, of Virginia; Our Farm Of
Fonr Acres, and the Money we made by il.
For sale by TIDDY BRO.
Studies on the Book of Psalns, by Rev VIM 8
Primer, d. Just received by .''r'' -'''t
,r--. -asa-g,r- rzFrr -TIDDY &c BRO.
Books for Winter Evenings.
Counsel and omfort by The Country Purson
Graver Thoughis of a Country Parson. Autumn
Days, by the Country Parson. The Recreatioas Of
IA Country Parson. Leisure Hours in Town by the
Country Parson The Every Day Philosopher, BY
-..,.,'- TIDDY BRO.
Stevens History Of Methodsm, from the origin OF
Methodism to the death of Whitefeld just re-
ceived by TIDDY BRO.
Four Years in the Saddle by Harry Gilmore.
Fur sale by ...e TIDDY BRO.
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English and French Boarding
Fay School for Young Ladies,

LINCOLNToN N. c.
Miss N. W. ALEXANDER, Principal.
The exercises Of this School will be resumed on
the first of January, 1867. -....... .
For particulars, apply to Miss A, or Rev. Mr..
Wetmore. -- .. f.....
Dec II, 1866 3tpd
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Bring your rags, and bring your Tags" in large
small quantities to ~
Dec II, 1866. flDDY d BRO.
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-f'.'r-. Corn Wanted.
I wish to purchase Three Hundred (3Go) Bushels
CORN for Company USE ar .r.:g. ..e.r...r.
LINE FOR sale by the barrel -'5
-. a..H W. w. PEGRAM, Agent,
Dec II, 1866 20 C.. h s. e. Railroad
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Christmas and New Years Pre-.
SenlS.

Sents,
Some very handsome, selected in Europe by one Of
the firm If you want beautiful French and Eng
lish GOODS for the Holidays. call and them at
Dec l7th. ELIAS COHEN'S
bGs- Ladies and Gents Writing Desks, Ladies
Work Boxes, Purses, PortemounAies, Bags, Pearl
Gard Cases, Pearl Boxes, Portfolios, &C., in beauii
fal variety and at low prices. at .rr..
Dec l7,h. ELIAS COHEN'S.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS,
For Christmas, from 81 to 500, at . -...g
Dec IT, 1866 ELIAS COHEN'S.
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Four Years in the Saddle, by Harry Gilmore.
Fur sale by - ...n- TIDDY BRO.
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Hon. E, NJ. Bruce, of Kentucky, died Sesy sud.
denly at the Southern Hotel, New York. Z 80
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Books for Winter Evenings

Stevens History of Methodism, from the origin OF
ceived by TIDDY BRO.
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Studies the Book of Psslms, by Rev VIM
Primer, d ID. Just received by ''''- .'''t
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
DIR. Il. MiSHLERS
O ELEBR ATED EDl0IN L
HERB BIT TIERS,

For Sale Wholesale aud Retail, by A. AirKnN Go.
General State AGENTS. No. iOB West FROM street, be
tween bhiplsy and Orange sts Wilmington, Del, ant
by Druggists generally.
fRmi lies should not be without IT.
pure statsofths blood, from disordered stomach.
Tho recipe for .xinx these celebrated Bitters wa,
brought from Germany by oeebra,ed physcian. y
was purchased from him by Johu Msher tue is,hea ~
the present proprietor. The Btters nave peeh mre'
aud usoi sth wonisrful success 10 Lancaster eou'y
Pa, for more than twenty yeArs: soTe IoaL yeAi'
since Be amin Mishler commenced tue mahutsetme "
q extended scale, The wonderful cures wiotKn,
by them have brought them into such demand tnM
TAX tho g,lons to supply The yearly eemAh
for them. The Ingredients OF which they are oomPosso
embrace numb er Off he best and m'h ecaeions vese
table substances known in pharma,opia. The mrtnoo
OF eopoundng is all that 10 kept secret In regard
their PREPARATION.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03
MIsHL RS vITTLRs

Diseases OF the skln are mum srous aud with but one
exceptions may all traced 30 tmpuriy Oh tte
blood. In many persons this impurty Is born IN tue
system while others acquire through Improper treat
me diseases uuisr this held be classed
ist SOROFULA.-To cure this dread nj compliant II
the blood should be thoroughly puri-
ned all the organs of the body into Al
state and the system braced and strengtneneo W
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without the feat of contradiction, that hishsi Wy
will all kinds OF scrofuous diseases IL puri
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I'd. RUNNING sohE5 AND ULCERs.
sd SALT RuE.M. -
Blotehea the skin are always sure sign OF impet
blood Although never dangerous, sIeeet In cases Q
eArbuueles they very disagreeAbs. Often We wal
great botehes and pimples. The use Of MshleIs By
ters will force these corruptors to be discharge
thrOug the natural channels, and thus cures all kind
of pimplss aud blotehes. Ladies whr desire TAI
free from pinples, should bear thsiActt
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MIsHLRR BITrKRs WILL CURE NERVOUS Az.
FECTIoNs;

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orally 90 ted upon disease and persons suffering
from plants ottsp treated With contempt
Bat many persons die annually from Nervous Alice
tions. Ike in loss OF Appetite, Nervous Affection al
springs result OF other diseases,
Persons suherin from of the many Kinds oil ner
vous diseases Mishler's Bittera, Let them
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euperauon of the whole Hy.t, Miahlsfs Btters re-
move the cause, brace up and inyiyorate the whele
ghyaic sTueture, and taus cure all kinds oil nervous
diseases,
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B.Mlsher Hero Bitters guaranteed to cure Dys-
pepsa; Liver Complaint, Fever and Ague, lntemisnt'
Remitteat aud typhoid fevers Loss OF Appethe Nsi
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

IvIli pay $50 pIopr ol any Medicine that
can Snow uuAber OF genuine Certificates OF
elected ~ II near the pss1s where II rs mad,
Dybpepsg, Liver Complaint, Bloody tluK; DiaIrh1A,
Typhoid hsmttep, Inter mitent AMI Bilious feyers,
Feyer and Asue, cholera Morbus, yellow Jaundice.
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Rua plants arising from impure Blood
or weak aud dsor erred state otthe sk9mach Liver or
Msxic1 cau also Os fu fnished. kEMENBgR if it does
not cure the will be refunded BY the proprietor
BENZ AMIN MISHLEK,
4. L, corner of Centre Square,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

2O7 Shlpley ST., Wilmington, Del.
Importers and Dealers III
IRON, STEEL AND COAL,
Coach, Saddlery & Building Hardware.
The subscribers would respectfully call tho at
tention of their friends and the public TO the iarg-
est and bost selected stock Of Iron and Coach lard
ware 10 the State, consisting in part as follows
IkoN-Best brands, English and American 'ars'
Hammered, bands, hoops. SCROLLS ovals, halfOvais'
half rounds
English, Juniata and Norway slit Rods.
Benzon's superior Norway Horse Nail hods
English and American puddIed and solid bloom
| sheets
sTEEL-spring, Country, Blister and German
| Holbaoh Steel.
| Sanderson's Superior cast and shear Steel
| Cultivator Plates various sizes.
| HARDWARE shoes hammered and
| pressed, Horse Nails.
.Carffige and Wagon Iron Axles.
i aatches and other Elliptic Springs.
Colemau's uperior Carriage bolts and Axle olips
Nuts and Washers, best Wagon Boxes
i Maileable Iron for Carriage Works.
| Blacksmiths Bellows, Anvils. Vises, Sledges.
Hau mors, Stocks and Dies and other tools.
| Spencer celebrated Files and Rasps
American amblel Pointed Screws
Trace, Sage, Breast, Back, coil and other chains
Ames' aud other Shoves and Spades.
Picks, Msttocks, Forks and other Farming lmple
| ments.
Wileys Atwoods and other Pow Castings.
Beattys Edge Tools, Barton's Drawing Knives
Butchers 0hisels and Plane Irons.
Disston q superior Saws Of all kinda.
Pughs and Tazewells Augurs and Brace Bits.
Volts Bench and other Planes.
| Iron Rivets, Timed and Copper Belt Rivets
Lead, B4nca Tin. Speter, Solder an Rabbit Meta
Iron and Steel, Wire, sheet, Zinc and Tin.
Lightning Rods aud Fixtures, McCallister's point
for ditto
, Grindstones Cranks and Rollorsfor ditto.
!. Fairbanks Platform and Counter Scales at Mani
facturers prices.
aIass, Putty, Paints, Coach and Furniture Va
nishes.
y Paint Mills, Linseed, Lard and Sperm Oils, Turpe
tine, 30.
to Cut and Wrought Nails and Spikes.
Is Carriage, Caneas, Carpets Cloths, Leather Lace
Of tS1 AGENTS for Phillips Carriage aud wak'
sposes, Feoes. Bows, Shafts, Tongues, lubbs, d
EF AGENTS for Dole, Silver and DENIM
unr'valled patent adjustable Tenantiug and HI
r Boxing Machines Felloe Boxing attachments, &c.
l, tzp~ AGENTS for Spears Preserving Solution.
re All of which will be sold at lowest market prio
aa Wholesale and Retail. june 81 II
" ELI GARRETT, DANIEL II, KENT, IL. GARREi
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arND FoRAUIRCULAR.

The inkre iieats sed in compoundiuz Mishsr Herb
gsrs ara kept secret by the proprietor send for
ercunr Aud you learn the medical properties Of
all tue articles used its also In the man
ner n which they operate on the system and much
other va BILE INTO II gu are Ahicted With
lsease send OF Aisher Herb bitters
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Mssrs A. Aiken L Co., Agents for DR.. Misnier's
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pepsa and desty and have spent great deal
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

Iwill pay to any Doctor or meGber of the Medical
Fra crafty the sum Of for comp und that pos
sssssA virtues curative pow than
Mlsaler's derb BiIpers. y, AlSHLsk, Proprietor.
d, u. uorntrOf Centre square.
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

Messrs, A. Aiken 4 Co Agents for DR.. Mishlst 8
Maitland Bitters ttgsTs-I have been troubled for
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induced by persons who had tried you. celebrated
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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-12-03

II. IN
paMssHLSR-Dear sir:-Kno sing that the Cholera,
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