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When to Vote the Democratic
Ticket.

The Hooking Sentinel says "the
time has arrived when every Dem
ocrat should select one Of his Re-
publican neighbors and try to make
q Democratic voter of him." We
say that whenever Democrat ap-
proaches a Republican with this
proselyting intention, the time will
have arrived for the latter TO an.
swer as certain soldiers did when
solicited by q Democratic candidate
toSkote his ticket, which, as stated
by the Columbus Republic, was as
follows:
"The period when we will vote
the Democratic ticket will be:
/. When said party proves
satisfactorily to us that it was the
party that voted supplies to support
Union soldiers while fighting reb
els.
2. When il convinces US that il
is not the party that organized The
Knights of the Golden Circle il
opposition TO the interests Of oul
Government during the rebellion.
3. When il satisfies us that i
was loyal men who organized tC
resist the draft in Noble and Holmes
counties, in 1868.
4. When IL demonstrates TO oul
satisfaction that its leader, Vallan'
digham, was a patriot, laboring il
behalf of the Union.
5. When it convinces US that i
did not rejoice over the dead body
of every loyal soldier who fell ii
defense Of his country.
9. When it causes US to believ,
that it is now q friend of oil honor
ably discharged soldiers.
| Z. When it substantiates it
charges that Abraham Lincoln wa
q thief and . tyrant
8. When It proves to us that it
friend, Booth, was q gentleman
and was justiiable in tho assassina
ton Of the President.
j o. When It conyinoes US tina
It is not the party that advocated
secession for twenty-nine years
which cost the lives of half a milliol
Of people.
] 10. Whom it proves to us tha
JEFF. pavis and itself are not traitors
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Mayors CoURT.--One Robert G.
Smith was arrested by Marshal
Steck ON Monday, for drunkenness,
and placed in the calaboose TO So
Der off. On Tuesday morning be
was taken before the Mayor, who
required of him contribution to
the city treasury, in the shape ofa
fine. Smith paid it, and the costs,
and was discharged. He availed
himself of his liberty to get drunk
again as speedily as possible, and
while in a condition Of decided
aightness, took it into his head to
pay another visit to the Mayors
office, this time voluntarily. His
Honor happening to be temporarily
absent, Smith seems to have been
fascinated by the sight of a "ball
and chain" lying 'tbere loose in the
Office. Forthwith he shouldcred it,
and started on his travels in the
,jolliestsof moods. The valuable
and ornamental piece of ,jewelry
being missed, the Marshal was de-
spatched in search of It, who over.
hauled bis customer near the wool
on factory, sweating and putting
under his burthen, which he SEEM
ed willing enough to part with on
the approach of tho Marshal. The
latter, however, made O requisition
for his services in conveying the
delicate bauble back to tho May
or's Office, where he was relieved ol
the same and remandod to his old
quarters in the calaboose. Whom
fairly sobered again he will doubt
less be afforded another opportuni
ty of replcnishiug tho city's Golfers
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For the Lancaster Gazette

MessrS. Edit0rs:-lf L mistake
not there exists in our city an Or
dinance against "fast driving"
which purposes to inhict severe
penalty upon any one who may
have the temerity to violate its pro-
visions.
City ordinances should be enforc-
ed-or they should be repealed
1t is made the special duty of the
City Marshal to arrest all persons
engaged in violating the laws OF
the city. If our Marshal would at.
tend to his duty, parents residing
on Broadway would not be subject
to so much anxiety on account of
their children. Broadway has
been converted into a "roce course" "
Every day in the week horse train
ers in skeleton wagons may be
seen driving from end to end on
this street, at a "three minute
gait.
This outrage is perpctrated eve
ry evening, and our city Marshal
has not been able to SEQ it. Won
der if he isn't becoming near sight.
ed. The Mayor should provide
him with pair of spectacles.
BROADWAY.
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Normal Institute.

The Fourth Normal Institute of
Fairfield ccnnty commenced its
term on Monday last, under the di.
,rection of Messrs. REINMUND &
MASLEY, Principals, and with very
flattering prospects Of success and
usefulness. We notice the attend
of o large number of those IA -ious
to avail themselves of its advan.
tages, and have reason to think
that the facilities provided for their
advancement in a knowledge Of
the Teaohet's profession arc great
.er than ever before afforded here,
We refer the reader to the notice
i'm advertising columns.
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The Paris correspon dent OF the
New York Herald says the effect
of the monetary standard adopted
by the recent conference, will he
to make tho United States gold
dollar the unit, though it will be
reduced 10 the value of the five
franc. England, France and the
United States will adapt all their
gold coinage that standard, Eng
land changing the sovereign, and
France coming 25-iranc pieces
each Of these being equal to oul
half eagle, or five. dollar piece.
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New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, July 10.
Receipts Beeves, 4,7O2; SheeT
and Lambs, 81 ,236; Swine, II, ,119
BEEVES-Tho market opened
with a fair demand, but closec
rather weak at falling off Of near
ly Ie from morning rates, Dro
vers of ordinary to good Illinois
cattle sold at 15al7c Choice lots
of heavy, fat Kentucky steers raj
out at l7a179c.
SuEEP-Dull and abodt &c low
er. Lambs lower and in light de
mand Extra sheep are quoted
prime Ga6k ordinary and common
5$a6c; inferior 4Ia5c. Lambs o.
l09c; tho latter for extra.
HOGS--All offerings were dis
posed of at 74aSc, chiefly at 73a9c
the latter for heavy prime corn ted
Dressed hogs have declined 4a$c
closing at 91a98c.
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PROLIFIC GRAPE VINE.-A cor
respondent writing us from Bre-
men, in this county, states that
there is on the premises of Mr.. E
w. Shelhamer of that vicinity a
grape vine-age and variety not
.given--On which are growing three
hundred and eighty-seven large
Ebunches Of grapes.
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A RESOLUTION

Relative to an amendment Of the Constitution
providing for the extension Of the esetVe
franchise.
Rssoteed by fhs General Assembly Of the Sfo's y
OhiO, hree.hfths Oi the members elected TO- eaeh
House agreeing thereio,) That II be and 10 here
by pTopossd 10 the electors OF this State to vote
az the next Hnnual October election upon lhe
approval or rejection Of the following amend
tnent rs a substitute for the hrst section Oi the
ffth article Of the Constitution Of this state 70,
wit: Every male citizen Of the United states, o
the age uf twenty-one wears, who shall have
been resident OF the State one year next pre-
cedina the election, and Of the county, town
ship, OF ward IN which he resides, such time rs
may he provided by law, except such persons "a
have horne arms in support Of any instruction
or rebellion against the government ofthe Unit
ed States or have hed from their places Of resi-
deDce to avoid oeing drafted into the military
service thereof, or have deserted the military
! or naval service ofssid government In time ol
4 war and have not subsequently been hoDorahly
discharged rom the same, shall have the quail.
fcaiions Of an eecior, and be entitled to vote al
all elestioDs. 80 n,o,or,,
Speaker Of Lhe Houss q Rsprsseniatiref
ANDREW q. McBURNEY,
Frestdeat ne Senate.
Passed Apfil6, 1861. no2-Cm
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LOCAL NOTICES.
TRY and See

Try ana see
1t Homeopathy will not cure Diar.
rhea, Dysentery, Cholera Morbus,
and all other Summer Complaints,
with a moro certain and speedy eff.
feet than any other treatment. 1t
is triumphant in Typhoid Dysen'
tory, and has cured mere cases Of
Cholera than any other medical
system throughout the world.
CHARLES w. BABCOCK, NJ. d.
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Will be found at all hours of the
oay or night, (cxcept when absent
on visits,) at his Office in Tallmadgc
Block, first floor up stairs, Ian
caster, Ohio.
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For he Lancaster Gazette


MesSrs. Eiitors:--In a late issue
ofyour valuable paper, l observed
notice signed by tho Board Of
Health Of this city. calling the at.
teution Of the public to a certain
ornamental or shade tree, which,
the said Board Of Health, in coun-
Gil assembled, have pronounced to
be "anheghhy."
After reading the notice. curios-
ity prompted me to investigate the
matter, and after spending much
time, and some labor, l am forced
to the conclusion that tho Board
did not make a careful examination
previous to giving publicity tc
their opinions.
Our city is dotted all over with
the "Alianthus, ana our Oldest CIT
izens will bear me out in saying
that there does not exist a tree or
our soil, of more rapid growth
more thrifty. moro healthy, or hard
er to kill. Even the Board o
Health could find no other mctboc
ofslaying them, than to inhumanly
lay them low by the "wOodman'
axe" The trees tcnacity for lifi
is very great, and the assertion
printed in handbill form by tn,
Board of Health, that these tree
are "unhealthy," is totally unwar
ranted, and probably mistake.
PRO BONO PUBLICO.
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s@-The Presbytory of Delaware,
at its meeting April Both, struck
from its roll tho name of Rev. An
drew Thomas, who, pending charg
es against him ofgross intoTication
had been received by the Associate
Reformed Preshytery Of New York
-PreSbyteridp Banner,
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.

CERTIFICATE OF AUIhOhiI1'
ITO exDire on the 3lst day Of January, 1861
OFFICE or the AUDITOR OF STATE,
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 7
CoLuABUs, o., Feb. p, ST. }
WHeREAs, The Corn Exchange Insurance
Company, located al New York, in the state Ol
New York, u filed 10 this Oliice sworn stale
rnent Of its condition, as required by the act
40 regulate Insurance Companies not lncot-
pOrated by the state OF Ohio" pas-ed April 10,
is5s, and amended February Q, 1854. and the aci
ITO regulate Foreign Insurance Companies,
passed April 3, 1864; and whereas, said Compa-
nv has furnished the Undersigned satisfactory
evidence that il is possessed OF an actual Capl-
Al OF at least one hundred ana hlty thouslh'i
dollars, Invested as required Oy sald ACTS ana
whereas, said company has lied IN THIS once
written INSTRUMENT under us cotpOThte seN.
signed by the President ani Secretary thereof
authorizing any agent or agents OF said COtnpa'
ny in this State to acknowledge service Of pro-
cess, for and in behalf OF said company aeeor-
ding TO the terms of said act OF April s. 1856.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the acts hiore-
said, |, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor OF the
state OF Ohio, do hereby certify, that SAID Corn
Exchange Insurance Company OF New YORK, Is
authorized to transact the business OF FIRE ana
Marine Insurance 10 this state until the thirty
hrsl day Of January, in tie year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-eight.
fSEAL1 In witness whereof, have hereunt0
subscribed my name and caused the
seal OF nv office TO be affixed the day
and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF state.
w. P. CREED, Agent,
Lancaster, O
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The cholera has brokOn out at
Fort Harker, and a number Of
soldiers have died. There is also
considerable sickness at Salina,
Kansas, occasioned by the foods
Several citizens haye died. !
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Rhymes for the People.


The old Court House is torn down, and the new
neis on the top Of the hill,
But the subscriber intends to remain atsHAwK's
CoRNER still;
Where TO his friends and tho public with thanks
he would say,
That his goods and his work he will soil very
cheap for ready pay.
And those who are owing him for six months
ormore, m
Can be fully accommodated by paying up the
old score;
His motto-now ready--call in, everybody, you
know;
And this he viii say, without making afasa or
a blow,)
No matter what bargains you're told that you
elsewhere can get; a9
He will vie with the best and warrant you AL
good ft.
July II, lse7-tf JACOB HlrE,
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horticultural Society Meeting

Members of the H. v. Horticul-
tural Society will bear in mind that
the next regular meeting is to be
held on Saturday the 9th inst, at
II O'Clock in the forenoon. A full
attendance is desired, as important
business is expected to come up for
consideration.
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Tho match game of Base Ball on
Friday morning between the "Jun-
iors'' Of Lancaster and the "Lone
Stars" Of Circleville, will bC played
on the Nemean grounds, north
Broadway.
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MISHLER IS
HERB BITT E RS.

It Is now fye years since B. Mishler's Herb
Bltters we're first prominently introduced to
the public, and during that time their success
IN curing all diseases, arising rom an impure
state of the blood or d seased stomach, has been
so great that the proprietor justified 10 offer
ing them MS q specific remedy for ALL diseases
originating from the above causes, and Is willing
to refund all money expended for these liitters
If they fail 10 perform all that Is claimed for
them
Is. Mishler's Herb BitteIs are guaranteed to
cure Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Fever and
Ague, Intermittent, Remlttent and Typhoid
Fever, Loss of Appetite, Nervous Affections,
General Debility, or Weakness caused by ex-
cess, imprudence or exposure, Coughs and
CJlds, Rheumatism, Dlarrhoea, Cholera MGR
bus, Cramp IN the Stomach, Piles, Diseases OF
the SKIN, such rs Scrofula, Ulcers, ETC., etc. 1t
IS also certain to remove all DISTINCTIONS to the
! regular course OF nature IN Females and will
cure Green Sickness, or Leucorrhoea or Whites,
/ Womb Complaint or Falling Of the Womb, &c.
/ and thus preserve the Fair Complexion ofthOse
who use It. Asa Tonic ahd Appetizer these Bit
ters are unrvaled.
Unlike other popular remedies, the compo-
siii0n OF b. Misher's Herb Bitters IS no secret,
for the proprietor has no hesitancy in making
known their ingredients: They are composed
| of Elecampane, Burdock, Spikenard, soap
wort, Peruvian Bark, Buchu, Spicewood, Null
lem, Slippery Elm, Sassairas, Sarsaparilia, Cen
! tan Root, Jumper, Spirits Nitre, Balsam Copa-
via, Cubebs, Dandeli0n, Pure Spirits, and Bar
/ berry.
RS- Mishlers Bitters are warranted pure and
unadulterated For sale by
j. VAGNIER, Genr Agent
For FairfeLd county, at his Rooms, on Columbus
street, Three Doors North Of Main, Lancaster. 0.
| July A. lS67-3m.
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County Sabbath School Festi-

Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Managers of the Union
Sabbath School Association Of
Fairfield Co., have postponed the
day of meeting. This has been
done TO accommodate all the de.
mands of harvesting and to enable
the teachers, pupils and friends Of
the Sabbath School generally in
the county to participate in our
proposed celebration.
The County Festival will there.
fore take place in one of the groves
convenient to this city, on Thurs.
day, the 29th day Of august, proc.
The programme of ceremonies
will be AZ nounced hereafter.
WIN. j. REESE,
PreSt.
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AT LOW PRICES,
to call and examine their stock. One doc r
East OF Martins Ban Il, immed lat ely
under Blue awning.
Lancaster, June q, 1867.
Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order granted by the Pro-
bate Court of Fairfield county, Ohio, will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Thursday, the hrst day OF August,
A. d. 1867, at one O'Clock, P. NJ, upon the
premises, the following described Real Estate
of John schwartz, dec, situate in the county oil
Fairfield and State of Oho to-wit Commence
ing at the Northwest corner of section No. 80,
township No. l6, range No. 10, thence East
thirty one (3l) chains and tN (2) links TO a
stone; thence South sixteen Q6l chains and
thirteen (l3) links TO stone; thence West
thirty one (3i) cha ms and two (2) links to stone
in said section line; thence North sixteen C6l
chains and thirteen l3) links TO the beginning,
containing Fifty Acres.
Also, the efolOwing described Fifteen Acre
tract, viz; Commencing at stone IN the West
section line OF said section No 30, 81 chains and
35 links South of the Northwest corner Of said
section; thence East ten chains and four links
to stone; thence South fifteen chains TO a
stone; thence West ten chains and tour links to
u stone in said section line; thence North fifteen
chain, to the beginning, containing fifteen acres
as aforesaid.
Appraised at $50 90 per acre.
Terms of Sale-One-third IN hand, Que third
IN one year, and one-thlrdin two years from the
day of sale, with interest-the deferred pay
ments to be secured by mortgage on the pren''
lses sold.
Summer crop to be reserved.
ENUCH BRIGHT,
Admr. Of the Estate of John Schwartz, dec
MARTIN 4 McNElLL, Attys.
July 4, ls67-4w.
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A largo share of our space is this
week occupied by the favors Of cor
respondents.
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Saturday, August3, 1867,
Let, to the Lowest and Best
Bidder,

The work Of improving the State Road, in
said county. from the village Of Cedar Hill, in
AmAnda;township, and where the same inter-
secis the Zanesville and Maysville Turnpike
Road near the city Of Lancaster.
The said Improvement being ten miles and
two hundred and seventy two perches ~ length,
and 70 be let In sections Of one mile each, ex-
cept he last section near the city OF Lanras-
ter, whichis 272 perches long, and the work to
he done a. follows
Said road shall be graded to the width ofsiX-
teen feet and 10 grade not exceeding five (5)
degrees at any point throughout is entire ex-
tent.
Proper and necessary bitches shall he con-
structed on each side thereof, and Wherever
else the sameimay be necessary, to carry of the
water from sad road.
| ('ulyerts not less than sixteen feet in length
and bridges oftbe same length-culyerts to be
built Of stone, and bridges Of stone abutments
and both plaDked with good sound white oal
plank, sixteen feet long and two inches thick
70 be constructed wherever necessary, as Indi
Gated in the plot and survey ofsaid road now OF
file in the Auditors office Of said county, u
which plot and survey, reference Is hereby
made. Where thus graveled, ditched and 5ridg
ed said road 10 be grayeied with good, unscreen
ed gravel to the wld'h OF thirteen Q3) feet anc
to.the depth oftwelve ti2) inches.
Said improvement Is made by authority 0
law and will he paid for in cash. Acceptable sc
curlty is required from the contractors.
PETER HAY, Sup't.
July L. lsG7-4w
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Proposed Amendment to the
CONSTITUTION.
THE sTATE 0F OHIO.

o6ies u lis ssersiGry eT STATE.
I, william Henry smith, Secretary of state
Of the State e OHIO, do hereby certify that
.he following Is true eofy Of joint resoln-
ton, passed by the General Assembly. Of the
State Of Ohio, on the 9Th day " April, A. D..
1851, taksnfrom the original rolls on hle inshis
Office.
In testimony whereof. have hereunto
subscribed my name aud affixed the Great
II. S ] seal of the State of Ohio, at COium-
bus, the 9Th day of ApTii, A. d. 1861.
WILLIAM HENRY SMITH,
Secretary Of State.
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DR.. FREED, Of Harrisburgh, Pa,
has-arrived, and taken rooms at
the Tallmadge House.
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Exclusive.

guarantee to those who call on
mo as frequently as is necessary
that every one of their teeth can
be saved through life. | use only
purest gold and staniel foils. My
attention is not divided. l give
certificates Of ofguarantee.
Broadway, 100 yards south ol
Market house, cast side.
l5-tf. I'll. SCOTT.
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The white Pine Compound,
GEORGE w. SWEET, N. De-
Lumber

THAVE A PORTABLE SAW MIL or my
arm one mile North ofWest nashville. Falr~
iald county. Ohio, and am prepared 20 fuTnisA
Lumber Of all kinds fog building purpos :, ~
reasonable rates t a. u. MELiCk.
West RlsAyllle, Juns 20, 'cT-emo.
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s265, lilo 81
II. v. wEAKLEY, Cdshier.
Sworn Ia and subscribed before me this Sec
ond day OF July, 1867. X. FRITTER,
II5-Swl Notary Public.
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HOARD or uEALrn.

lat. ward-Dr. M. Efinger, Joseph Reinmund
al. i" nr. Swander, W. u. Righy.
81. :" DR.. q. r. Davis. NJ. Sfeck.
9Th. DR.. II o. Edwards, John searls.
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oYvicE or TIE AUDITOR or STATE,
COLUnBUs, o., June ~, 1851.
IL hereby eruhed, that the foregoing Is a
CORRECT copy of the statement ofcOndlilon OF the
Corn Exchange insurance Company Of New
York, made to and filed in this office, for the
year 1861. u
Witness my hand and seal officially.
fSEAL1 JAS. WILLIAMS,
Chief Clerk, for Auditor Of Stale.
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''''''''Fss'FE"'-'''
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS.
Greatest amount insured IN any one
No Rule

STATE or NEw YoRK, l.s
COUNTY OF NEw Y0Ek,
R.F. Mason, President, and Geo. A Dresser,
Secretary, OF the Corn Exchange INSURANCE
Company, being seyerslly sworn, depose and
say, thai the foregoing is full, true and correct
statement Of the affairs OF the SAID Insurance
Company, and that they are the abo3e describ-
ed officers thereof
R. p. MASON, President,
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Fourteen Years Practice
IN CHRONIC DISEASE.

APPOINTMENTS.
LOGAN, Monday i Tuesday, July 29th 30th.
MILLVILLE, "Wednesday, July 3lst.
SUGAR GROVE, Thursday, August lst.
LANCASTER, Friday 4 Saturday, I'd Sd, at
Tallmadge House.
NEW LEXINGTON, Sunday and Monday,
August ith and 5th.
SOMERSET, Tuesday and "Wednesday, Au-
gust 9Th and 7th.
July II, l567-.-;Iw"
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Road Improvement
N E m ~ N N 81 :

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF TIE
County Commissioners Of Fairfield County. O..
the undersigned, win, At the AUDITORS OF
FlCE, In Lancaster, Ohio. on
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r. p. MASON, President,
GEO. A. DRESSER, Secretary

Subscribed and sworn before me, this 18th
day Of February, 1861: -,o,.o,cu
Commissioner tor ohio.
fFIyg CEHr SfANP1
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-02-06
N -
What they Say.

Some" Gentiles" say. The Jew viii break
lie Cannot pay expenses
They'd better watch their sales al home,
And stake and ride their fences.
To them tits strange how cheap he sells
But he knows what the trade is
For COHEN keeps his money going,
Just like our friends the ladies'.
Some people ask why the Jew"
can sell his Winter Goods at Cost.
The reason is, for all goods he has
sold, he has received the cash or bar.
ter. The profit made has not been
lost by bad debts, for he has trusted
no one. His idea is this, the cost re.
ceived for winter Goods now, can h.
turned over several times before tbe
same would be saleable again, ifkep,
until next season.
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GENTLEMEN

Wishing to purchase Overcoats.
Boots, or Shoes, Coats, Pants, Vest.
Under or over Shirts, will find il 10
their advantage to call NJ
N. c0HEN'S Variety Store
ililisbofrsgb. N. q.
n