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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
The Jerusalem NrticHoko.
H.aanfints tateTOstS, order comPoi'dT,
Is not true artichnke Int the root


Is not true articholle, bat the root of
a species oi sun flower. In Italian it i
named 1troSok; or sun flower. and in En-
glish it is corrupted into Jerusalem 1t
was well known in England as AN edible
root about the year 1920. having found its
way hlther from Brazil. The tubers are
good for swine and cattle. They are capa-
ble of resisting the greatest degree of cold
when left in the soil the whole winter
being lifted in spring, they form excellent
feed for stock The Jerusalem artichoke
may be grown in all classes Of soil, and
when grown in light sands or gravel-. ,he
swine are allowed to dig the tubers for
themselves 1t il difficult to eradicate the
plant from the soil, and Is seldom entirely
removed when once rooted in n rich soil.
The tops cured i'll autumn form excellent
hay, yelling five or six tone per acre
Sandy soil Of fair quality j. SAID to yield
from 1900 10 1900 bushels per acre They
are not quite as nutritious as the potato,
containing l22 per cent. Of water, being
about four per cent. more than is contain
ed in the potato. Thomas Noble, of Mas
siion, O., planted artichoke tubcrs in drills
two and half to three fee. apart, using a
little more seed than for potatoes cs-result
. 1900 bushels per acre-fcd to skccp-tops
cct and cured in October were preferred
to corn fod ler. Cordase is sometimes
Is sometimes made out OF lhe tops and in
the south Of Europe kind Of coarse cloth
is manufactured from them.
The farmers Of America would do well
10 turn their attention to this root ~ p
valuable adjunct to the feeding depart
ment of the tarm.-Imer,cJa CychYei.E.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

A wag, travelling on the Mississippi, en-
tered an eating house in St LOUIS, ana
called for beef steak. The waiter IN due
time brought diminutive piece OF the
desired article, and sat it before the guest,
who stuck his fork in it, and after criti-
cal examination of the sample, exclaimed !;
eyes that's it, bring me some
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Agricultural Implements.
EAGLE MILLS.

yINIE subscriber would inform the public that he is
now running the above Mil, and is prepared to do
CUSTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best pos sble manner, the Mill has been
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order Good
and attentive Miers employed, and viii he con-
s.antly on hand wait upon customers Farmers and
others will find their advantage to give me call be-
going elsewhere
NB-Orders for Flour Feed can be left at the City
Market or at Mil and will he promptly attended to
o,t,wa Oct d 1850 J. WOOD
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

Those who wish to wage this war for
the extermluation Of slavery, remind US
the old negro, who, when returning from
a hunt, was furiously butted down 10y 4
ram, attacking him unawares. Cutfee shot
the assalant and then commenced loading
and firing piomiscuously at the whole
flock OF sheep, killing the innocent lambs,
as we'll as the pugnacious rams. On being
demonstrated with, he urged the plea
that de ole buck forced the fight on me,
and now Sc goin' to lick de whole ternal
nation of UNI
They who insist that because the south
ern rebels have forced the government into
hostilities, it is the government duty to
war against the determination against the
entire soth, Union men and all, are about
as reasonable in their idea of the demands
of the crisis as was the enraged negro
Chicago Journal
"Mr. Brown. want to buy shillings
worth Of hay"
"very well, you can have it; is it for
your fathery
"No 'taint; its for the hoss. Dad dom
eat hay"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

81 thought you said you would have q
goose for dinner" $50 have. 81 don
see it," Aren't you here, my lovsT Sml'
theirs cou 'dn't see the point.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

VI. KNEljSSI

VI. kNECSSL,
csrnan Druggisto and 4 4pothecdry. Main ST. Ottd'e-
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL)
Importer of Drugs Chemicals, French Cosnias Bran
dies, Wines, &c, &c aue2o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

LuInDeT YdTu, fIaHIHg WIII,
AND
e"SI, n.n- and Blind Factory.
NTE have moved our Lumber Yara To ou.
w Mill, the Illinois River Bridge and pre-
pared furnish former and all others
with all kinds of Lumber, Lath and Shingles. Also,
constantly on hand good assortment of DRY SEA
SONED FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection with our Lumber a Sash, Door,
and Blind Factory, and Glass, Nail, Paint, and Oil
Dep enabled to furnish each and every article
that Builders may want saving you the trouble of GO
ing to number of different place to make bill
We also invite attention to SHINGLE MILL,
which is now ready for operation. and furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale retail
Our terms cash, and sell low as the lowest
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office La Sale st., opposite Van Doren Osborn s
Store Idec 22l STRAWN POWELL.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

How TO SroP BLrEDING.-Thc New Y0rl,
Examiner says that a medical friend hose
European experience gives value to his
testimony, and whose heart has been
panied at the number Of deaths which
have already taken place in our army
from the loss Of blood from wounds. sug-
gests that the perchloride of iron, an arti-
Gle to be obtained from all our larger
druggists, will check hemorrhaze even
from large vessels promptly and cifectual-
ly Four or five drops are sufficient to
check completely the flow of blood from
anything except the largest arteries, and
half teaspooniul will arrest bleeding
even from these He advises that each
non-conmiSsioned officer should be pro
vided with small fiat tin bottle of this
containing a couple Of ounces, whiche can
wear in his breast pocket, and that the
bottle should have wound around 1t a lit.
tie cotton on which the liquid could be
dropped or poured TO apply.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02

FECCNDITY OF FIIEs.-It has been assert
ed that single house-Ay produces in Il
season, -, 500. .32O. But German uatur-
alist has made the following calculation:
\ fly lays four times during summer.
each cine 80 eggs. which make 320 Halt
OF these are supposed to be females, 50
that eBch OF the four broods produces 10
First eight, or the 70 females Of the first
brood also lay four times in the -ourSc of
the summer which makes y $40 The
first eight OF these. or 1900 females three
times-3Ni,0JO The second eight twice
2j6.OJO
The second eight. or the - female, of
the second brood, lay three times, the pro.
duce OF which !, 1900 One sixth of these.
ar LOCO females three times. 3>iCUN-
The second sixth. twice, 25@OJJ The
third sixth. once, I2S0yG
The third eighth. or the - females OF
the third brood, lay twice,and produce ~
100. One-fourth OF these, OF 1900 females
lay twice moro. 2j5.JJO
The fourth eighth, or - females CT the
fourth brood once. 500 Half of tLeSe
or 1000 females. at least once. lbs. 600
Total produce of single hy iu one sum.
mer i 80, 10
EfclNDIrY OF EEES.-t queen bee will
lay it has been asserted 200 eggs daily foi
fifty or sixty days, and the egg, are hatch
ed in three days 4 single queen bee is
said TO produce 100 900 bees in a season
PRoTIFIcNE~S oT THE 3ABEIT-It i said
the Wild Rabbit will breed eleven times
in year. and bring forth generally eight
Young ones each time: at this rate in fouI
years a couple Of rabbits would produce
lSp0uUp
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
EXCHANGE MILLS,

yUNHE "FXCHANGE MILLS being under my exciu-
sive control, hope, by strict personal application
to business and the employment of COMPETENT and
Acc Nllers merit a liberal share OF the
patronage of the community. For the CONVENIENCE
OF my CUSTOMERS who want Flour. &c, fresh from
the Mills, have made ARRANGEMENTS with
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
NOTICE TO THE PRESS.

"ATTENTIoN, YOUNG MEN!'--We perceive, ty the
advertisement Of Messrs Horace l.. Hegeman & Co ,
OF New York, that the renowned stimulating On
guent" invented by DR.. Bellingham for a healthy
nulatloR in the growth of beard or whiskers, has
now had its American market cOnfded to their agency
Inc nigh reputation of this article in London, Paris
and other cities of Europe, to have been fully
Justified by experience in this country. We find that
lis praises are re-echoed among all class few weeks
are said to prove tsamost magical influences upon the
beard or whiskers. The British volunteers have made
sueh Tree use of attract the attention of Tie
London Punch. See advertisement of Messrs Hege-
man & Co. in another column
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

FUEL FOR TIE FIKE FOR THE SoUTHERS
HEARr.-The leaders OF the rebellion fired the
Southern heart By oil SORTS OF stories Of what
the Ad AdnInisIratIoH Iieant to do after the 4th
of March in releasing slaves and overturning
things generally in The Southern States. They
pow supply tina, fire wrh fael in the most ab
suFd stories OF the sutragss p4rpetrated by the
Federal troops in Virginia. All the atocious
crimes OF the most bsrbarous people are attrIb-
utsd 10 our soldiers. and women and children
particularly are represented TO be the victims
of their un6rided passions. Even Beauregard
endesvors 10 keep up this deiusleH by depict
ing the deplorable consequences TO Virginia
homes By the invasion of Federal troops Ae
he Is just in the vicinity Of the Government
troops. and knows precisely their acts, and that
the government and discipline they are under,
would fsybId any improper act without due
punishment. h,s Official Illumination shows that
like the rest of ms Confederate coadlutors, he
will descend iy falsehood for the purpose of in.
flaming The minds Of the Southern people.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

The Louisville journal publishes long and
able letter from Joseph Holt, late Secretary OF
War, discussing the present crisis Of the conn-
try in nervous and eloquent language. Mr..
Holt counsels Aentucky TO stand by the Union,
depicts the evil of rebellion, and urges the i'm.
psrtance OF stTeng lhening The hands ofihe Ad.
min's'ra'ion. Fie declares that in this strup.
Cle for "a" @x!stduce of our Government. .he
cannot pfac ice, nor profess nor fee. neutrallty.
lie hen proceeds To show that there are no
vala reaeou- .'y kehtucdy should sever the
ties 10 the Union. and defends
the Administration oganst the charges Of in
IeRded su5jCgs.iOr Of the South aud outrages
upon its people.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
miscellaneous Advertisements.
Proclamation.

10 the Citizens Of the State of DeLauare.
- WHEREAS, since the issuing of proclamation Of
e twenty -lith day Of prll last past stating nav in
ABILITY to comply with The requsition made ,nn4 mo
as Inc Executive Of the State Of Delaware h, H.
re'arY OF War, 10 furnish regiment CONSISTING of
seven hundred and eighty men, 10 serve os infantry
Ut Ilenen ior the period of three months uness sor
Ct uischarged' but recommending therein the forma
oH ol volunteer companies for protection nC tIe
es ana property OF the people of this State against
NWience Ot any sort to which they may be exposed
WIN Ihe option, how ever then part of nfier,nG
ther services To the General Government for the nr
elo Oh us Capital and the support Oi the Consitu-
oh anu the Laws OF the country, another requsitlon
HGs peeh made upon the Executive of the SIate
" DeihWare, for an additional regiment from This
0'ae' GO sshng OF seven hundred and eighty men IN
serve as Infantry and cavalry for the period of three
year. unless sooner discharged:
AND WHEREAS the same easun that nreventod a
sfct compliance with the first requsillon stIII es
%thGIe % Delhg no organ Zed militia this State nor
amy Ia" lhereOt 10 compel such Organizaon-and the
p"iy NIUE IN which said last-mentlOned requislon can
DC computed WITH Is the voluntary tender of IhenseI-
ny individuals or military companies was done
IN lhe formation OF the first regiment the same bsing
completed: 's
persons desrOus Of entering into the service oC Tho
United S'aies Tor the support and defense of the Laws
| to do So "
| Therefore |, WILLIAM BURToN, Governor of tho
Slate OF Delaware. do hereby repeat the recOmlpen.
uallon contained IN my first prOclamatOn for The or
ganlZaloh oil volunteer companies for the protection
ana defense OF this State and do further request that
all persons or military companies who may desire to
enter INTO the service of the General Government for
ms period OF three years unless dlscharg ed
will report themselves with as little de law as urct
cable, 10 Capt H. w. Wharton, of the United States
Army, at Wilmington. who is fully empowered 10
muster them Ilto the service Of the United States for
the period OF three years unless sooner ischoro
| IN WITNESS WHEREOF, | have caused The Ereot
| Seal OF theState OF Delaware to be hereunlo fix
cd Done at Dover this twenty third dav of NAV,
LIS In the year Of our Lord thousand elpht hun
| Lred and slxiyone. and OF the Independence Of
the State the eighty Lilh.
WILLIAM BURTON.
| BV the Governor:
EEwARD RIDGELY, Secretary of State.3t
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
Philadelphia Terra-Cotta
WORKS

GFFICE AND WAREROOMS, 1910 CHESrNt,TS
Ornamental Chimney Tops
Garden Vases and Slaiuarv
EncaustIc Flooring Tile,
Architectural Ornaments
NentIlaiing and Smoking FIues.
Ridge Tile and Sanltorv Ware,
Sieam-pressed DraIa Pine
Water Pipe, warranted To stand nressurs
Cheap and durable
The Trade supplied on liberal terms IlIus,ro,o,
Catalogues sent by mail on application ny letter.
apll I'm :. A. HARRISON, 1910 ChesInui e.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
ISCELLAN US.

GENERAL McLELLAx-Msior ior General Geo.
3. Mcclellan commands the military depart
ment OF the great northwest. and w'll proba-
bly, move down 10 the direction of the Miss.
issppi river oT western Virginia, asIhe was
opens. lie is a Est!ve OF Ph'!adeiphlu, aud is
under for'y years of age. He graduated at
West Point with The highest distinction /;
thence he was transferred to Mexico, under
Gen. Scott who're, Tor his vaior, he was twice
breVe,ed. Af'er size War he was associated
with Capt Marcy ~ the exploration Ofthe
sources OF the Red river. and wao subsequently
transferred 20 Oregon. lie was then appoint.
cd on lhe Crmean commission, which 9ns6led
him personally to inspect the military systems
of all Ike great European Powers England
France, Russia, Austria and Prussia, and to
witness the operations of war under the highest
scientific attaInmanis aud on grand scale.
He thus became one of tae best educated rffi
GERS in the service. For the last three years
he has been the executive head OF the great
Illinois Central Railroad. He is at once pru.
dent ana resoiute.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
MARRIED,

On the 4th inst, by Rt. Rev. Alfred Lee.
BenOni Lockwood. of Philadelphia, to Florence,
youngest daughter of Hon. James A. Bayard,
of Wilmington, Del.
AT COrydon, near Dover, on the 18th inst,
oy Rev Thos. G. Murphey, DIR. William G. A.
Bonwill to Miss A. E. Warren, all Of Dover.
On the llth inst, by Rev. William Merrill,
OF Willow Grove, VIM. Hunter to Miss Martha
Colwe ell, of Kent co., Del.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
Mrs. WilaSIOW-

An experienced nurse and female physician has q
soothing Syrup for children teething, which greatly
facilitates the process of teething BY solening the
gums. reducing all inllammatiOn-WIll alay all pam
md is sure to regulate the bowels, Depend upon II
notherS will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health TO your infants Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement i'll another column.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

Two hundred Irish families in Alexs ndria
are at the point Of starvation, the men having
been induced by The promises of "a Extra Billy"
smith TO enlist ia the rebel army. They were
paid till the force marched 10 Manassas juno.
sion, but have received nothing since. Mean
while their families are suffering.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

csEAP-Ths Davenport, Iowa, Neps, oi
the Sch. says: Z" Corn was selling in town yes.
ferday 81 the very small sum Of l2A cents per
bushel. This 's very low, bat there 10 no mar
kst for tAs article"
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

Mas. PARTIEGToN, in illustration Of the
provere that" u sotI word turne'h away wrath"
ssys that "it is better to speak paragorical of
a person. that le all the time fiog ng epi,a phs
st him. for no good comes. to nobody that
neveT speaks no good of no one.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

II is known that individuals have left this
country for Europe. TO make arrangements to
NJ Out privateers TO wage hostilities agains,
American commerce. The Government is on
the track of those men, some Of whom are ma.
tiyss Of the Northern States.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
Written for the Smyrna Times

Written for the Smyrna Tines
JelFelson's Manual.
The Statesman's glory and his monument
Exist in ,oorks Of Visdom, nobly bent,
To light the feable. minds Cf';hose who come
To WELD Ghe csptre Ger The "PatriotS HOme?'
VirginiG's Child the Got-like Jefferson,
Who sought his rest not :ill his work was done
Aud ere he went, this Stcr. which doth Hume
The darkness of his Montiesllo's gloom.
(And sheds g'orions hiio around his tomb,)
Was sent by him beacon light 10 be.
To guide the councils OF futurlty
And make them sill resolve to be forever free!
J. F. H.
Smyrna, June 18th. 1861.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

The United States Senate will have % Va.
esncies at the extra session in July. OF thoss
~ attendance, 81 will be Republicans and ! 5
Opposition.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
CHOICE POETRY
Written for tho Smyrna Times"
HLet that Banner Wave"

Oh! let that Starry Banner wave,
To glad the Patriots eye,
And tell, in this degenerate day.
OF brighter days gone by;
Ofdays wien 'neatb It in the fight,
The bronzed warrior stoed
And bore lis folds. In glory's light,
Der crimsoned fields OF blood.
Still let it tell of strifes and tears.
Ofmartyr'd spirits fed,
And of the long AMI tOiful years
Through which our Fathers bied;
Sill let it tell Of Bunker's height,
OF MOnmouth'e CORY plain
OF those who poured in Camden's fight
16e1r blood like Summers rain.
still on its folds beams every star
10 bright aad dimless ray,
And palsied be the hand would mar
Or tear ono gem away.
Forever let that Banner wave,
To tell OF deeds sublime,
And light each nation struggling Ger
The stormy sea Of time.
Then, fresmer, round it firmly stand,
With hope and high resolve,
And stay the wild fanatic hand
That struggles to dissolve.
Swear by the hope o. future days
The dead of days gone by
That still in glory's deaihless hszs,
That flag shall wave on high.
GUsTAvIs,
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
CAUT
Wilmington. Del u,

Wilmington, DEL, June s. 1891
1again caution all persons from rsce;a;n.,
any notes or obligations of any sort s;rnaS
either France, Broadbents & Co or mvseIc or
having my endorsements, as all such. viii =
few exceptions, have been frsuduIently Obtain.
ed: Notes given for a legal and bona tids con.
sIderation signed BY me, will be paid, and ca n
be identified by sailing en- me.
leiS-~ r. FRANCE.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

OrI DcpOst
Flaming Mill & ash Factory
We invite the attention ofa persons IN the c;ty o
country, who contemplate the erection of DyeIIi3os
Barns, &C, TO our extensive stock Of BUILDING Ma1o
rals; IN the rough and prepared for use namely:
Door AND WINDOW FRAMES, Circular q plan,
BLINDs-VENITIAH AND PIvoT,
PANEL SHUTTERS.
SAsmEs. CHASED and not Chased \
WOOD MOULDINGs,
HoT-BED SASH,
Brackets,
WOODEN MANTELs,
Newell POsTs, CTurned)
BALLAsTERs. CFurned)
BARN VENTILATsRs,
WINDOW GLASS,
BUILDERS HARDWARE,
SASH WEIGHTS AND CORDS,
HAND RAILING, Yr1
CHURCH PEws, WooD TuBE FOR CHa,N p,,,.,
Also-DRESSED FLOORING:
WHITE PINE, NORWAY PINE, YEIIow tae@
HEMLOCK, (well seasOned) " AMI
Particular attention given TO the sbinroen,
OF materials to all points, with dispstcb' hv
railroads and steamboats,. y
01-All Of the above we offer az low ss A..
lowest, for the cash, or approved pa per.
III orders by mail or Otherwise. attended o.
with promPtness, by holland g. CO.
novS PORT Deno.;t A.,
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
AuCiiOnecrimg 81 Real Estate
Agency.

The undersigned would respectfully announce to
the citizens OF Delaware and The Eastern Shore of
Maryland. that he has opened in Dover, Delaware,
Real Estate Agency for the sale Of FARMS houses lots
or any other species of property. His acquaintance
"!tn The people OF the several States warrants him
care will be speedily disposed of in the most advan
lageOus manner He would also announce thai, hav-
ing had more than twenty years experience In Auc-
IOheerg he Will be pleased to cry any es of land
houses stock or goods any where the State that NAV
be tendeted TO him, conscious that his services will
not tall 10 give satisfaction. If desired he will make
all arrangements for public private sale, and adj
VertiSe them 10 this best advantage. lie will aSo
attend TO The collection of rens or any evidences of
debts. The best of reference will be gwen as TO
character and qualification, TO faithfully attend TO and
account Tor all business which may be entrusted 10 his
charge. Address through the Post Office or at the
hotel OF Capt. Mullen, or his Office. Dover, Del.
d. Il. RICHARDS,
Jan3l-ly Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
BOARDING HOUSE.
MrS. ANN VanncIt

~ ilorns lhe public that she is prepared to receive
noa'uerS' on reasonable terms, House on Delaware
street between Methodist and Commprce-aboye
lSohudy Collins Store. II is situated in pleasonI
part oi The town. and the rooms are all well ventilated
and furnished 49, '"'eu
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
FOR SALE
TAKE NOTICE.

The subscriber respectfully requests all his cuso.
mers no have not vet settled helr accounts 10 come
lor"ar" atohce ana pay up, as he of busI-
ness and is determined to collect in nil thai is
To nm IN The shortest time possible. lie would also
say to those whose Judgment Noles and other obpa.
mons mat are now due and coming due lfnot PROMPT.
Iy rad Will De executed
lie VIII be found al all times during the day at Mr.
w r. Sprnances store, the same store occnpIeJ by
himself last year. ] # IoEES y
>, lie also has left on hand some Boots Shoes
ias' caps and Dress Goods. which Will be sold chean
I"r lney must be closed out, there Is no general
assortment Ill
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
Clerk Wanted

A Young Man. acquainted with the Dry
Goods Business, may, on application at No.
2l3 Market St., Wilmington, find desirable
situation. SPENCER D. EYES
Jn6.It
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
Slate EnamcIcd ManteIs.

N'C AAIlttillClCh 4NIuIlICIS,
manufactured hyus from Pennsylvania Slate The
most beautiful, durable and cheap Mantels sold inc
Inc country. They are not injured bv heat. coal
smoke, 2Jls or aclds, are much stronger than marble
ARNOLD d. WILSON, 1910 Chesrgntst
apll-lm PbIIaJi -
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20

sss PronssaT Woods advertisements.
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
TIN AND STOVE STORE,

DNI tNA, IEI.
ss11l The undersigned would respectfully inform
50 his TRENDS and The public tina; he continues to
FsGSScarry on, al his old stand the TIN and SrCNE
BU III NESS ia all It's branches. where any arm.
Gle IN his ne be had cheap as II can be purts
ed IN the largest critics Also, Japan and Br ANA
Ware, always on hahd.
SlitEF-lRON work ofal kinds promptly attended
to on tie most reasonable terms
Particular attention paid to Gutterlng and Roofing.
Those wishing any KIND Of work IN ms line should
give him call he is determined To rive s. siaclion
by dong good work AT small profit.
JAIL J. NJ. SPARKS
Smyrna times., 1861-06-20
1861. SPRING 1861.
$50 and look at the large assortment of New and
STOCK OF GOODS
EEa Just received at the Store of j
Z. I'D. EE "A MILTON.

English and American PRINTS from 6 to 10 cts .
large lot of DELAINES, from i2J 10 IS cts. Also
Ginghams, Cloths for RagiIns and busters; a verv
desirable assortment of TRAVELLING DRESS
GOODS; new BleaChcd and Brown Muslins; supe-
rIor lot of RlallaItu's Goods for Coats Pants and
vests Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes
Cheap sugar and Colee; large lot of Sugar.cured
Hams and Shoulders; Shad. White Fish and Herring
by the barrel or retail y lsO, Good Cheese
N.B-A we'll selected stock OF Ready.Inade Cloth
ing, at very low price.