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Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
The Potato Rot.

In another item we have spoken of the loss
sustained in this county by the potato rot and
we regret to find that it has extended to
other COUNTIES We understand that it is
making sad havoc in Camden, Gloucester, and
Salem counties. An extensive grower in the
latter county, puts his loss down at the large
figure of $780, GOO. One farmer in Gloucester
county has lost his whole crop, amounting to
hundreds of bushels, while in other neghbor.
hoods it has been less destructive, but none
Of the fields have entirely escaped. III Cam
den some of the farmers who had housed
their potatoes before the equinocsial storm
came, expect to save their crop, while those
which were out in that rain are pretty gener-
ally expected to be affected by it Trenton
Republican.
We are sorry to state that the potato
crop in this county, will fall far short of what
was anticipated, as the rot has spread to
fearful extent; many farmers losing hall
their crop.
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
NO. 50.

overhear part Of the conversations.
Joe' said deep voice, :. when are
you going to marry the girl up Wonder
and allow me to resign my Office Of groom
to the old fire eater ?"
The answer | did not hear. but by the
help of the key hole, saw Joe r. -
the greatest rascal living. and besidehim
sat Mr.. Robert Brandon, knewa .ottlY~tes
myself as Robert L., and this gave
me my last link in the chain of evidence.
| now knew thas had two dangerous
men to deal with, but did not feel for
the result of my most hazardous under
taking.
That evening the spacious room in the
old mansion was filed with a happy
company, little dreaming of the scene
that in few moments would be enacted
in their presence. Robert Brandon was
there, but his uneasy look told that he
saw something was wrong. Once his
eyes met mine, and the look he gave me.
would have frightened less determined,
man than myself. | saw that my time for
action had arrived, and giving look of
warning to the General to be ready, ]
walked across the room. and after laying
my hand upon the arm Of Mr.. Brandon
said:
Joe, resist me, and YOU are worse
than dead !"
He started, gave utterance to quick
oath, and thrust his hand into the pocket
of his coat for some weapon, but he was
not quick enough, for with single blow
| felled him to the floor. aud be was soon
secured. As he was led from the room
be cursed US all, but cursed more loudly
when he found his friend the groom,
waiting for him, in company with sew
eral men, whose duty it was to mete out
the law.
| received the heartfelt thanks of all
present, but they did not fall upon my
heart as did the tears of the gearle
Laura
had now no excuse for prolonging my
stay, for my mission was ended, and the.
morrow must see me on my Journey but
must say farewell to Laura, and casting
my eyes about the room | saw that she
was not there; found her in the gar.
den, and attempted to bid her adieu. but
| failed and Instead of taking leave of
her forever, told my love, and when Eo
entered the house, Laura was my prom.
sed wife.
We were married in the little church !,
and, as sit here to night, and listen to
the winter wind, little face looks into
mine, and asks me to repeat the oft-toEd
tale Of the VILLAGE Gypsy" -
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
nWest Freehold Hotel

WILLIAM H. STRONG,
rTHE PROPRIETOR OF THE WEST FREE
4 hold Hotel within two miles of Freehold, Nj,
formerly kept by John H. Mount) is prepared to
accommodate the public in good style. The house
has undergone thorough overhauling, and been
cited utfn neat, and comfortable manner. His
stablings and fodder good, and employs one Of
the best ostlers the State boast Of There will
be no pains spared to make everything pleasant and
agreeable to visitors.
iz- The Proprietor is also well qualified and pre-
narad to handle and Break Colts for the road or
Train and condition them for market or the turf
His charges will always be found reasonable.
April %, 1856. 26-u
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
), / CARRIAGE MAKING { I
And Notwithstanding.

THE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE TO IN;
for bis friends and the public in general that he is
prepared to manufacture, at short notice, and in
such o manner as to warrant satisfaction Carriages
Farm Wagons, Sukeys, SC Old Carriages, Wag-
IONS, &C., repaired on reasonable terms.
Those wishing anything in my line, are invited to
call beforele leaving their orders elsewhere.
Freehold, Oct. 81, 1855. w. B. CONNIE.
N.B.-place Of business near the Freehold In
stisute.[s e. s. & .s
N. BAT nay Shop may, be seen the FARM
WAGON which took the FIRST PREMIUM at the
ate County Fair For Sale Cheap
Monmouth weekly herald. [volume] (Freehold, N.J.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-28
The Peoples Candidate.
A New Man at the Wheel!
BOOT 4 SHOE MANDATORY! i

SESHE SUBSCRIBER, HAVING TAKEN THE
= Store formerly occupied by D. X. STEPHENS, on
MAIN STREET. opposite the Post Office (sgn of
the Big Root9 would the citizens Of Freehold
and the public generally that he is prepared to man
rfacture to order, BOOTS and SHOES of all kinds.
and viii guarantee TO give general satisfaction The
best Of workmen will be employ ed in this establish
ment and all work will be made in NEAT and SUR
srANTiAL manner.
All those DESTROYS Of enjoying the comfort of a
GOOD FITTING and NEAT LOOKING BOOT or SHOE are
requested to call upon the subscriber
Ia Repairing done with despatch, and in sub
stantial manner
HENRY C. RoEsER
Freehold, March "a, 1859. ally.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-05
Setftes 9s8entpart.

VellteSge9enpart unter alien rmlGnecn AZ tabcn,
Ut stnc Der lbdetariten Gissni6aftsn, Dir Gin Weuih
esreen tam. sic pnrpe ~unSoblias @tcnIdeutebcn ir-
pS Sabr rettcn, uuC gar sisle ecipen psrbtnesrn. 81.
mss Ger gtittel, burb mel6ss mir in DEN SeIjs zines
9nten Sbeiic rieIsr @ieenl6nft 9elousen t6unsn, 1T,
gu 10 fen, mas mir untcr 9cpiIen tlmitGncen t6un
lputeu.
Ncnn Die &lcpcr rintr 6rauenepnlcn in granp
9rrdtteu. a%nitatt auf lie ;u,urrnntn cper aus De- It Sou.
ie gu 'aufru, utn Sulfe iu lu6cu, fpridb su TOR in re.
Iimmtem unp setietsucen &rnc: mjrf ptds anf ben 9sp-
Zen unc role rid umtct Sn ~trrielteu 3eit rcier rrn
CARPET cuf. rprr uinm cine Scttccdr, mirf se iibcr cie
@crlrH uno pidcle ie rtht paretn ctcIee IN Elm briIe-
res uuc idtnclrr ~mirFtueee @tutet os 9GoIer. n lstcb.
ter bel Ter 6hno nuo ru' deus iiberer fir Gle Ycrlrn,
mrlhc rc 6ulfe lciiet.
9Hrnn Gin Ytenih rbnmGhtig miro, amitatt mic cIn
SEllr,r ion nr,uidreicn. pccr arf ion ,u,uItJlrru. nm,
ion Hut'ubrbsn, legs lon Ter S6n9e nah duf pen Ncrcn.
lple Ole 6tetrer auf, geitatte niG!, cap lit rte gtuts nm
ion bsrumitearn unp tbm Gle frrihe Cult rautcn. mn
lafe tim iic8rn. 3u wei @a6er elmer Ncrlcll. mcltb,
rhnmahtta 9rmcrren, in ros 05rlidt ,u ipr,ern, 1T
9rduldn', Neretrtt Ole &lciocr %uunGtbi9. Gtc Nbtlr
lOrbre Ter Sumadt 1T ras 6cr3 perfeblt Die eeb5rior
Nfalt 2'iut rem @fhiru 'uSuiIbreu ment cte Verlcn
ib III rtnrr ouirehtsu Stslung b%efinpct, bat ros SIut
tsrAan 'u itciarn. ir9t fe abcr Had, aui Fem Npoen.
bat CO nur ejneu priirntalrn 9Ss9 III MAIDEN. wos.
mie eth!eli(htct' mus, meri9Cr Strait ~crfcrrrrt.
Wenn Scmanr, mt prer 9GrlIcm, SIT aenpmmen.
a"F1tt III en larte0 &ia9rAcl6,ci aue3ubrchcu, lhtdc
""Arnetid'th nab c1nem Arite; unp Damn ellie in a,
@"fpF' ntr'nl eWt babies @tae Ybu 9Hoitr, mirf einen
ANtrlpHei Vol Saii nno chen ippleI Scnf bincin, rabrr
CO T'nrt gugsnbltd rnrd'rinanocr, faic pe 9tnie ru
PERRIN fttt. uuo Der WiunC Miro Fh iptalp GTuen
9trBe oe gdlhun9 brnrln, unp in Gin oesr ,mcl Nli.
n"ten w'rp tie oHS @ff ntcper pcu ltt grbcu. Gielel
1T ds Nett gftttel III duerme,iten 6llsn. pat a;e.
rH"" Der Nrj' noh ntht iciue GrIhetuung 9cmaht
10 LAP oen &ranten oos Ncllc ron rtnem 81 uerIblu
den, C0nn 9trb lbm 8IeCb olrdui cine IaiIe forfcn
&'tre ais @tgeumjtteG, iOute eima nod 0tIt in Dem
Wd9cn SurilGgctuctcn leiu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-05

Die 9cometriiheu Ger6Gltnije Der mcnIb-
ljhen 1ieitatt Die Natar Eat lei Der Bilpuna
bfS mcnlhIidcn &0rpere Die Srpnun9 Eeptat5tet,
rnB pd6 0ciiht vVn benz Einn ti5 ann Tcrocrz
fowl no Der oaarruhs tsainnt, cen 3cbnten
Gbe,l &c, gaujen &GrperIause tilpe. Der qleihc
NbltAno iiuret lid in Der SIno wteoer, penn man
fe cOm 9tIenf se our SpiBc pcs MittetTulers
miBt. Der &cpf pom &inu bis our SpiBe bee
StadNel5 lit Der acbte, Der Ndum Don Der 65b,
Der Srnit bis sur gjrenie RES Sprreyfppft6 III orr
@ltetcute &0cil. Sau ran Syultmaricu big an
Sp sc pe5 Sh6tels mj6t man zen pierten Ibc,
Der 9anSrn @r(talt. &lciIt man prn &aum Ypu
SIM bis gu benz SCgjnn beF !6auptboares in ORE
9lethe &beilc, 70 enhi8t Der sr(te mi! pin Nalen
l6hern, Der 8wcite nit bru 2ln9entrauneu. Qel
6uR 1T Der ~iiebente Gbril rer 9nn,cn Qeite5666e F.;
SruT! unp Sryrerarm iino genau Elm @iertsl. Der
9abcI lit natir!id cer Nittclpunft pse mellt-
lidrn &0Cpers. DEM ipenn Elm MepIb aif ren
Jtuden Iic9t, unb 9trme unp 8ein aueiprciBt, Il
taHa pom IateI aus cin &rris 8cipgcn merpen
.pelbc Die Grtremitaten son 6auo unp Jus tc
riNrt. Qebnlihe Grrwanrtlhaiten Der 2ltjtGrr
@ftnoen lid wena etn Quacrat se3pgen wiro; penn
BON 5Opf bis gu ben SU9len 1T gcnau 10 melt ais
BON rsr SpiBe Der sineu CUR anpern !6anp bel
.ausgebrsitetel arnen.
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4 n3eiaer.
gtcner=S
@ie6mpnb, ben 5. Mfdr; 1859.

%er9nn9enen Oirnitas &tbenp IauS in rrr
@friean Sirdsr cine ~SerTammtuns tatt, pic aus
sstbrtebet mar, ge9en paS ncue Steusroc1ck nm
terfr lte6cn StaotpGtrr ;u crrrriren uuo >oe
veto pee 9ciG0ftfrcibeuren 9'ublitums roaeoen
rlnjulc9et. @Str 9iautten lhpn, cine ;rrcite
prcufliheS tcurrpsTmeigcrung NIT ibrcm G~jefrlae
ron Yro5eFen alter Nrt ouf amerjfontId,cm 80
Den ju erlcbcn. uno battelr bcn Grs Icputirtep
&dpP I'M &erratte, Den Samcn pieIeS fubreu
Veoantene ouogeitreut an baten. 0iliidlitrr
Wetle Lief neer AucS nph gang gut as, bonn
pe9lcl6 ole ScrIammluna cine lcbr ,obtreid,c
mar UNI SieI iiter bic llngereGtiateit ariprpdbcu
ruroc, oob Die Stencr fir @runcciacntbum nm
~ Fet. rrm6Bist uno rosescn bic G,cmcrbncucr
tecertsnp ertrbt nprpen iei. Ins mar otcr aud,
NueS' penn radDpcm snet Mitetircer ree Stapt
rotbo Der Scriammluu9 nuectnanoc ocIcet bot.
ten, RAP nc nurh DEN Suhnotcn pee Gieicecs
nnc Die Electromagnetic (S6ulccu) 70 at ian.
oeIn 9eimun9en moroen icten, CAB man ijh III
tr'eren uno fcbrtc ais 8utc unc Srpnuuo lie.
BENDER Snrgcr rod .oaule ,uriid.
Sb bic rur& ptcie &erlammlun9 in bic MaI
Ten 9%eNrun8ene Sote Der Stcucr-N cr,rciaeruna
ntFuetht lpSter ibre 6rii6tr trGat, miro ric 3u
tu'ft lcDren. Die quite 6pIac miro ater bicic
Srre9ung mpbl bobcn, Rap pjeicr NuSipruh
Der n1rntIidcn Stimmun9 rie observation-disclosures
Der 9ttY Dad crit lcrncu tG6f, Gle Nueqaten ccs
itGrtilhcn 6auSbaltco nit rem Gtnnatmcn y,
ner9lcihcu.
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Nictust @rlhditfrcunren nc erasbsus Nn,,ior ref,

Nrtrsh @eihattetrcunrsn rie ~sr9strne Nnsei9c, ruE
!A pom |. Rcpemtcr al SnItinure 9aarrs Yicr
L S. per Barrel ccer 50 pcr Sea (5a6 riht oerctbneN
ne Saue 9cIicicrt pcrTnufe. Die Suaiit1t cce rtcs.
laprt9en Ntnter StcrrS ut. ME pou Rcmueru pe, iitcrt
rirc, oueN5eidtnet, INN lprj6t Der tcreutrnpe 2ltlos
lter lomobl mic IN zen Characterization 10, fplt. Nc.
!croturl, F9nthtur9, @barluttesullc, StuuutUu II. /. NJ.
a'nlon9lit FUR bic Cute oes Sccaer' itbcn 2aarttjsrs.
so erlalte mir ltrnrr Grocery SeFecr auf mcii1
Sa'ttn1ore Cream pile ouimertiam ,u maiden, cds in
Nunlttat tetnrr or bier etnscflbrtcn Scrtcn nahfcbt
mo itc:e irtit ;u bdtsu lit. Qrci per Barrel IS, hal
YER Sarrel 81 unc Scs S2.10 (5aB nibt tutcart1en)
irei ms 6auS.
5teellc uno prcmpte Scrienuue saidrrup, tittct Inn
B~cnei3trn 3uIptuh y. Us ctIboHcr
N9ent fir Saccb Sscscr's Saltc.
Saserticr uup 9. Danpclct's Saltr.
Cream Gle.
Is. Ctr, ;piltfu Stain IL. @uy.
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Gefmmbcr NScuIc6cm =Sserffamb.

Sn Sctrntt ne rt9nCrtidCu 28cncra, mas ~ = I'M yauft Sic<
res NrualabrS Eaten unotn 6OIae %reiicltrn farm man oar ui&t
anocTe ctmdrlen, el9 eoe eSr 6fmtite UeiunbbcitSiut no ccs
g@noeS III HcrbaltniRm6FtQCr 98ciic Won Den Nrlt ~eu56artcn Sn
Ntaenien uro rr MALARIA Icibsn unp lib purd, anrcrc vrrb re
lmCuCcn SrnlmCrtronthCttCn t~unt9ebtl ipirb. 3aS aEtc ,Ivtgr
9:rbIrtttt itl in Uniform yapbc Won g0br Su Satr nrbT, ure wtrn
nidNt 9clbte 8trtEr, 70 miro Iciccr Gtplera peieu Srle cirnchmCn,
phnc npn eGn ojun V0ucnFtbern. benz 6NptuS uno taltrn umr
gVedleltebCrn VI iprcbcn, bs lets ibre 9nsobl Srfrr FIR cuS Grab
lGrecrn. in Straht bmlcr 8b0teden 1T boe bette, mas man
ttun ram, Die &lrprrsG contribution in ibrrm rprn,oIrn 5Irf,nN M
gpoIten. pbne niE YebrnStraft 81 ~seidbrben' Su tnicm GnHe bat
Or. Scitcthr cn Qr1parat.
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SA~&s:f>3e &orrcfppmbem,.

MNifer Orudrr. s bcF', Sbr nc1mat miero
net I0r un9uat, mp 10 frelD bib nib ae taor 3aila
~3ltrrtHd, wtrIrobt i ab ihira6trr Stretbrr lis. g
ban nS0mIth 10 tnnere 3eipina s1dla, Dap Ic en- Scar
i@ldA mddet, Dem ltt'rauS gI6cita Dtcbter uuo 6rrIh.
n'Hbrr, SObann &brjitcpb 6rtcperih = 6ttter BON
MNreah i'm SdwUdtalano ob Subil6um ;ua rrrau
taIta IN ~9ttthmpno, uuo an no IN anperc arduEa Stint
0nT Ni NunoertjdNri8c @sturtsUus. CGar mar eu vanos.
maS iua 'llrhr.) Wann CT noh IeIba rat, mar car an,
tcninldpa, quite Ncrchtcr al bunrcrt 5c6r ait, wrt!
ear aber 9ltrrta tlht, tcunet m;er etba 10 ouat ieu
Agnprnta frtra ais mia an0rrc Natuna. 8 bau ,um
Sdtltiel 9lotrt. baB Die S6ctttInocr az aransee sea.
IA 9Nett Den Mia &irlpa iln mir onseasa an Dem
Sneilaumsfcldt 0pn ibrcm Oiedter Nptert Burns
w rubt mtcr irirtlid> & Scar, i'm Vnib laha. mann
Dram eebnt, unt oebnt prah, paB in duIerm gRurtatrr.
ger Sanole an 10 si&eitc 2cit acnba Bot un lest mob
9eit, elrnccrd weils 9ipi toibt In rumma Sbmoab.
Aefr pc leho net ale 70 cumm, mirpcGl rS ,eilemris
Diner 9Gtt, Ter lcine &lujpsr u ti6ela DUNN abut. Des
itoli Gn1ciono bot iein Die Bull, Dui 5ran,ole brno
'rprn SonNbalt, hui Jtnlen irtrn Sebalto pbl, unp ali.
Ter SthmcdbaIanpl BOT lsiu S6iaer. Stot, bin / ban
a gEirtrn6cr8er tien.
) m6ht au ipjia, Oh mel 2aupamab, Der 6nnsiSro
son v~anBtnihtcr, nit ieim &dtbsrle an ,um Smtilds
umefri&t gan Mil. Gr fabn8 mi ourf pui 3eiOuna
rpilla lat. 9Sann's pins 9rit, aana II meir 2(nuo
Sartfl 9rae nU6 NitbmCnp II belfst ilusa. g muaE
iaIrB1, lonlt tltarrIht mi Ger Nrinter III motId, mon
nic.'
q 0runB Yen guerm
Saeobele pon @onelauie.
9r mciitt mer i4au.
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SGaer:@pmnnnuieI

Den Ytit9ltCrCrn Sur 9~tabrltt, rus irccn Conner.
ltda, AtCnrs s utr, rcaciutGfiec Grrrcer. lletunocn
IN Ter ,.Nblitarp 6ou" lottTnrcn.
Scocn !ebtrn Spuurritora i'm Ntrnot Inrct rc
hpuIlit&e %erlammIun9 i'm yrtoIe tre Germ Sctap
ltatt. No"oCmcper rp c0cro.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-03-05

Der SrirAiihc Ytitcicpb OtD9enes Itate ben
@rnnNiaB auf RAP msr am m%eniaten tepirje ,.tcmme
Der @ettOett am nd&iten. Sn ireu9er Matles&r9 Die,
Ter Nts9rl mar sr Mautsl res 99eIien an mebgcreu
Sttllen ldnoGaft. Gjner lsinsr Shalrr, reltcr we-
ni8tsns anBerIih iejnen gitiitcr nOh ueertrtfen mull=
to- atn9 eesbaib in einem ietr puy&l6htrten Maatcl
einHer. "6rennO, 6rennr," ricf inn Oipscnes ,u. as
er ibm %be8c9nete, rurf hie E6dasr Neines Mantels
Ihtmmcrt aaer Srten pts GitsIsttt b.rsUr.
= Die feline @utter SietOria 1T jsst - @rOss
Wuttfr.
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MONTICELLO HOTEL
rpll

Simpn Stsimicin,
Mc. l65 Srcaos, ,miihen rer 6. unc I. StraRc.
Gem eurdrcilcntcn@ ubltum wtro oiris nu m0crinict.
Frhl btlitfS %enptcblcn. Die Nirtbitoft {, lcltCn 1T nit ben
rcrNiQltdltcn gclrSntcn 0uS0clOitc Sp ltec Grfriiduuacr
UNI CctcNtrlrn oce NiorttC5 ine itrtr,cit / NatCn. Ser
lhGnc uno 9traumt9c Saul mjrO hi ~rcrtCnmc, c.n 96lrn
tCittnS Crrv fphlcn.
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Brpoo 9trasc, ,mil6en 6. II Stros,

Srpoo StraBc, spilhrn 6. Ii. :. StraBr. nepcn
". Shop'e u9EiIbtlm Ecu Nate".
Serle!te empfeblt Dem b,tligtl unc outreiltnccn Vubli.
tunt lcin, aus 9ei6radppuie cin0crid,Nte 8ortirnubc.
bctlt iuIrieecr ubsr bic %pcrtbct!b0 IL SIcyinccruuo Y,rISe,
ce lbm inter ltinCn unc lcjney e,buin 6orcc IN Sbeii
plrr.- 0crncT empRchit or ijh III c0uuI fttsn SrtroiiCuen.
&c. &c. - HerltIbe fubrt Gin Eager pu ttlru GUrfuutsr,cn II.
i1Frttirt cine ouS9cwtbncte &inttur 9tacn Cas- tHruwrcrocn II.
%ueiaucn Ger paarc. lin Surruh Elite; ~. 6ptiee.
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Mechanics Haus

cru Il. MupuntC,
Mtntnltrdfc, irjlhCn Ger 1Sun uur 19tcn,
tt Hltte grlte c~iracrthtct unb fam crr 2oScrbtcrs SD
Ion %rCIClbcu cinem iccen cr StaHt, nam,nhitb mas olIlc
@ctrortc bctrin!, sur Settle aticQt mcrccu. ~ TrtI6C I'M.
lttrn, ouT jcoc Nrt iltercint. limb ittto U%rrrdtbi9.
>lun9e yciuc lot'ncL oolctit ciniclnc uno eeihmOdprl cin~
9crtcnctc StnnCr uno Gporb crba Ten.
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Sture UNI 9Ertnuno al nerrcnt,n

IN eCr 9dc Cur go'Cir. urt 9r0t {. ftbt Gin fdGn c~irocrib:,,
Ter 'Sirtc mn y interim mem. ion ic cine heuntltte y rbrpro dr
etne lille Gca,tHe tiu9 III Ntrcritn.
Nut SErlan9W tnnn audi pas sonsc 6due atlroc=
zen merCrn.
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Sefammtmacbnmaen -.
Nedte oeut[Ae &artofeln,

NtnIe ptuiFhe NartoneIn!
500 Suibels rcutIhe ,Sartofsln, impprtirt
our6 elm Baltimore 6aus, in 8dIern a 6 Su<
ibelN, Sn So per 9anScs 8ae crcr t$1.25 per elm
5elren Sultet, gum &crFouf 9eacn Sour tei
y. @eitbaher,
1Sts Str, iwiltrn Mtain II. GarY.
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yin Ni0odteu wirp afiud,t
sur &Cr:ittun0 bduSti6tr Nrbeten Rsf;ufraoen in ber
Sr-G,rct HtrleS Stolies.
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g8tAtig fiir Que un0 iepen Ginwlnm !

gSi6tig fir Ollie uno iepen @in,elntn
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Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1859-08-24
Il the Union Dissolved 2

This is a singular question to ask is this the
sSrd year Of American Independence But sim
gular as it is we ask it in good faith and for in
formation We used to know we were in the
Union by the arrival and departure Of Uncle
Sans stages with the mails but if we were to
test the question by that rule now, We should not
know how to answer. For at least one-half Of
our mail, are carried on private account, the Gov
ernnent refusing to'carry them. Now. II we were
in the Union this could hardly be the case. VIII
tb. Posi- Ma.ter Geuerar enlighten us upon the
subiecti Perhaps he has only turned some Dis
tricts out Of the Union, while he holds on to 9TH
ers to save appearances. Now we wish we were
in or out altogether for il we were out. our State
would see to it that our people were supplied
with mails. But perhaps Uncle Sam is only pun
ishiDg as tor complaining Of his extraVaglnce. be-
Cheraw gazette. [volume] (Cheraw, S.C.) 1847-1861, 1859-08-24
Our Steamships and Railroads.

The Charleston Mercury Of the 29nd inst, says
"The steamship Columbia. from New York, which
reached this place on Friday last, and the Hey
stone State, from Philadelphia, which arrived here
on Saturday morning, both brought large frsights
1t is gratifying to know that the business Of these
vessels is constantly increasing, and we are in
formed that goods for points as distant as Mobile
and New Orleans now pass through our city
those for the former city going ma Augusta. At
lauta, West Point and Montgomery by railroad
and from the latter place to Mobile by steam and
for New Orleans, by way Of Augusta, Atlanta
Chattanooga and Memphis by railroad and Thence
by steam. Merchandise for Little Rock, Arkan
sas and for places even more distant goes through
here. The past summer has also witnessed large
increase in the travel by our steamers. person'
coming from all par's Of the West and Southwest
to 70 North by this quito. All this speaks wei
for the management Of our railroads and steam
ships. With the Aattering state Of the public
health now existing, there is every prospect tina
the number Of passengers which will pass through
Charletton. and the amount Of trade which will
be done here this fall, will surpass the record o
any previous y ar"