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sPALDIsG ROGERS CIRcUsEs.-The Amphithea.
% 'he attractions there were not already irresistible
brings It tonight three new acts of paramount
osa ana Young Robinson in tablesux yyans dances and
Ass' on i've horses haglton, Dunbar Richardson in
new eat Of rial gymnastics invented by themselves entitled
The Jolly Grsnadiers" Besides all this tbe ,rn i ~,
e and gymnastics that have been offered 10 the
paohc Our readers surrnise la, treat is il mi. ~
them, if they 60 'Nf '''". 10 IN store Tor
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ST. CHARLES THEATER.-A good variety bill is offer
ed tonight Miss Robertson Mr. Nagle appear in eocal
piece called The Dlsin it.n Mics Robertson and Mr. Bor
cieauit appear in the drama of Victor Mor,ense and
Aas mary SHAW Mile failee, Mr. Bowers and Mr. DeBa ap.
pear in the extravaganza Of the Dutch Dancing Girls, nR
does the Dutch girl
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fttHes GfaG EiqstO,.s.


A'''''''''''''''' ROYAL STREET. ,-
Asnpply of CREME DE BoUzY CHAMPAGNE IN ,r.-..
"Q pms, constantly en- hand which is equal t tha
comes to this market. ' ~ 'ne pekl fhsS
=. Also,
oinhN BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY
Or AhhLlNG and STILL HOOK NADETP os .,,,,
WINES. Ano SHERRY
BRA DIEs:
SAHERAc, Of the Vintage of I7g5 1902 M, ion,
brands, '''e "AU 1919, nnd otheV
w HISKY:
vi all deseE'pttons-scotch, Irish Rye and Boprhor
Allan PORTER, in pnts and nuar.s
Also :.
On hand, my usual assortment of tbs has. u,,-,
GUMS In the market, which will be SOLD n ~ una LIZ
terms as any other heuse in The 2.y =" 'e''sohHoie
~ on,, sEWELL T. TAYLOR.
No. Rnvu,
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Rich Silks, EGces, E1aeba'oideries.
CI.OI KS

d. p. SEAMAN & Co.
.-...- u and IL Chartres street.
VIII exhibit 70 the Ladies To-Day
800 pieces DRESS SILKS III almost every variety Flounce
Robes Broce Damasse, Chine, Onhre Bayadere Striped
and Plaid, sor Street ard Evening Dress.
rich selection Ct la CES, EMBRQIDERIES and LACE
SETS
4 complete assortment of C1OAKS and DRESS GOODS
Three SILKS 3: 10 cents, 81 and ST Is per yard;
Tea cases PARKS B0NNErs, for Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren. ialg op3t
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NEW ORLEANS, January 49, lE57.
Nessrs Sermons Co.. Genemen-I take great plea rre in
stating that am using improved Specacles find them
easier TO the clearer az enables see much better BY
candegh witho" pain 20 the eye. think superior to
any have with cheerfuy recommend them to
the public. Yours tespec,fullv
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u I o hStfitttTs .tNu JtIlefs-Etalilsayts PN
tent Combination Door and Window First Prize at the
Fair Of the American institute York and Prize at the
Mechanics Fair in ST. iouis; besides has received
unanimous admiration aud approval wherever exhibited as the
best ve.ti@tins apparatus of Tie Aspeccu Of the in
rention may be at the Mech Exchange on St CHARLES
street. in charge o" Messrs Wells the agents for the
South, who will give all information regard it. and dispose
Of patent rights for lis sale i'll city parish alg 2p6
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THB ALABAMA JoURNAL.--We were pleased to re !
ceive visit yesterday from W. II. Lucas Esq, ofihe
Alabama Journal, published at Montgomery. He is
in the On business connected with his paper. The
Journal isa papek Of wide popularity in Alabama,
and III be found worthy medium of advertising to
merchants and the trading community in general
Those who wish to embrace the opportunity may
vi Lucas at the st. Charles Hotel until Friday.
GHAHITY HosFIT AL.-We have received copy of
The Report Df the Board of Administrators Of the
Charity Hospital TO The Legislature Of the State Of
Leuisiana. '' Il contains Interesting matter, from
which Ne may CLEAN at our leisure.
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~. H. Cooler.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Poiae Coupee West Baton Rouge and West Fe
ljeiana Residence Pointe "oupee p O.. La. d3O 2o3tp
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ToHsor-Capiiio.
you would like
easy shave or 70 have
your hair Phrenooscallv or
Dyed in the most approved manner by most
expert, accomplished AID popular artists IN the United
States, call at ROLLINS Diamond Hair Cutting and bathing
Saloon, No &c St. Charles you want Baths of
every description, in Marble or Netac Tabs
call at ROLLINS Diamond Hair Cut.
ting and Bathing Saloon, No.
70 ST. Charles street,
d20 2plm VeraHda Buildings, New Orleans. Ia.
q. r.. HUFF,
NJ f r G II 4 n r TAHOE.
No. ri Baronne street.
r-V -plin Between Common an! Canal SITS.
.fcsc Goods.
+ Il y n X l. N + OBJ E r T S.
Ne. 20 Camp street. N. o.,
mas Just received and now opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete Of Useful and Fancy Articles
SHch as Pap!er Mache Tables Desks Work Boxes etc. Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Cases Work Boxes Jewery
Cases, Porte Mounaies Card Cases, etc.
PERFUMERY.
La' Extracts choice assortment of Coognes Soaps Po
Inades etc, etc.
BRUSHES.
Hair, Tooth, Clothes, and all other Kinds
COMBS.
A full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REYOLEE 9SA large stock Of these well known
Pistols will always be kept on hand
Purchasers whether wholesale retail are invited TO ex
anime the STOCK and PRICES before making their put
chRses.
Az-Waiches and Jewelry carefully repaired
FRANKLIN ROBERTS,
NV -Pi NO ~ Camp street, under the City Hotel.
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NCssrs Sermons L Co.. Gentemen-Of late my eyes failed
me so That could MOI read any more by candle light The
glasses selected by suit can read the
finest print now without the least strain fatigue to the eyes
take pleasure to recommend your glasses my friends
Respectfully, H. MEUGENs
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CRIsP's GAIETY-Mss Logan as Pq,tline-To-.
night the loyeplay Lady of Lyons is to he given
at the Gaey with Miss Eliza Logan in The part of diae
This play which will bring resources of the taey
IN Their most favorable light The other piece A Roland
ior an with Mrs Cheri and Mr. Davdge in the leading
characters. Mile Katarne will dance between tbe pie IS
usual This is excellent bill throughout and one which
should draw full houses
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Dr. &0sistseI Ffeuunfda

f10H-No. 445 "RAVIER STREET, NEW 0RIR,Ns
lures NANcEfs, ScALp-ilEAD, WHITE SWELLING sopr a
ULCERS Of every description
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CE0aks and Russian F1,rs.


Fla SHI0NABLE CLOAK uouSE
Where Ladies will he find an unlimited stock or
q Fancy 6oo0s' 1000 yards Of rich French Silks
30 CASES PARIS MADE BONNETS
ZoO rich Lace and Muslin Sets 800 sets Rr Frr ooo ,
"u shaws bll assortment of rich Iaces aud Rbtors. a.
lio'o'e'eo Nishf and Morning Gowns new style
Robes de Chamhre; 200 Rich Embroidered ,Iardl,
I assortment Of Dress Goods Rich Founced Bnrorcs ~
candies ard Tissues full! of Bridal and Rt At
ceAi Ladies Embroidered Under Skirts and new sty,
G 9leti COMBS Fancy Bag aud poremonnes; and
as this is already known a : the - ~
NJ" ohl'tAN" CLOAK AND MANTILT.A FACTORy.
ana inc only one in the city that keeps an unlimited S10rK
A. All STYLES, for Ladies' Misses aud Bnisx wv,
MANUFACTURING, at half the usual nrice d ni,, wv ~
tee 10 sell them less than half price Of those house, ~ m
on North to buy Clocks 70 sell again '''' S'
Merchants buying Co"ks, Hounes silks, Enbroidc,ies =,
any "'cS Goods s4o"d call at l4l CANAL STREET.
D. Z. kEEGAN
IL 2pGn '
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Fine Clothing,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES!
p ! E r s. ON, HA RISOV e. CO..
MAGAZINE STREET.....,.,.......I
Corner Of Canal street,
Viii Offer, from lis date, the Winter Clothing at
duced Prices, TO make room for Spring Goods.
OVERCOATS, TALMAS, BUSINESS COATS;
BLACK CLOTH FROCKS;
PANTS, VESTS SHIRTS, and
FURNISHING GOODS Of all kinds.
rs Call and examine at
jol9 2p4t PlERSON, HARRISON & cos.
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Southern Furniture FEurercoms

CHARLES a. STEWART,
At Nos. Ill and l73 Canal street, Neac Orleans
Has just received from the Inanfcory beautiful sock Of
splendid MAHOGANY ARNQIRS and BEDsTEADs in ad.
dion to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his hue of business Parties
wishing anything in his line, will their advantage to
give him call before pure fasing elsewhere.
CHARLES 4. STEWART
jal9 2p6tEItW III and f73 Canal stree.
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uo- AT WHOLESALE
NeHre constantly recevilg Il general Rssor+,,o, ,,,
w. T & ""a" l-eghorN, Straw, Pain Leaf Mg.Irar m
" 0oi Ia H. 1.-THE lowest market prices, by ~
,r,.o. FROST d CO.,
No n
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Cranes
Ahhhtc BURIAL CAskEr.
cnn 'eN',aI BURIAL CAsKETs formerly sold
w. NO. o. s. Charles street. have been prrchs -
the undersigned, who offers The same for sa m by
at No. 200 Camp street "''' III the usual prices
oIS 2pT
DANIEL MONROE.
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Hoots, Shoes Gesa Hrouxu.

AT WHOLESALE
Plantations supplied with prime Ditcin Eoore De-.
bhD'AAs, Wool, Mexican, Palm Leaf s,,a, . r,sa
pe"'"S HATS al tbs !cweS: market prices. br
FROST d CO.,
10 NNIru i,
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Sitks---SilEs.

SILKS. S1TKc
Choice and Beautiful Styles at SEYENTYFIvE CENTS and
ONE DOLLAR per yard.
sg Inc cheapest and most desirable dress lady can wear
Call and see them at $3.50 ~
c. c. WAYLAND'S,
jas Il q a Up corner Poydras Carondeet streets
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All. F.. RtsCktcy,

WATCHING KER,
No. Camp street.
i-"s no" on hand large assortment Of Pure SLTERWAR
whch IS offered as low that quality sold PLATED
CASTERS, WATERS, etc
Also na"a lures to order Silver Casters Sets Pitch
erS' lfNtAPe's, etc, OF any pattern. jail 2p3m
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sEAsoNABLE Dry GooDs AND DAMAGED Goops-
we esi the attention Of the to the sale Of seasonae
ana damaged goods which will place this day az 10
Tres street Terms at sale. - . ma.
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BOOTS AND SHOES MIR. James Mavt;,
enaftfes street, has choice assortment Of boo
Store TO which he invites the attention Of the e AND ~
trade We would direct attention to his
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Chl'isf71t0s!


n q Il Il s, NJ A LII e Co..
successors
NORRIS g. WAY,-
u H. - III -Kh -M NJ KE -
Have just received large and choice assortment Of
ROBES DE CHAMBRE and
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
logetEer with additions to their usual stock of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTHING
IN EVERY FARIETY-enbracing all the NOVELTIES OF
THE SEASON.
WALEWSKI OVERCOATS;
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
all cf-
PHILADELPHIA MAKE.
e Strangers and the public generally are repec,fv in
vited TO call.
NORRIS, MAULI d CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets
HE- -p'l nhder the City Hotel
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MoLAssEs.-Very superior qualities Of nolass4s
~ inherent ienneries are for sale by Messrs A. Thomps
Co. No 4s Tchonpiouias street See dyertssment q
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Vdnted to P,xrCHUS
Blank BOOKS! Blank Books.

STOCK IN ODD FELLOWS HALL. For particulars
qure at this Office. ialU IN;
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. JANUARY u, 1857.

AS-We return our thanks to Capt. Blaekney Of the
schooner Nina Schiller, for Vera Cruz papers. 4
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xs= The obliging clerks Of the steamers Magnolia
and Princess have our thanks for Vicksburg pa pers
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j. ~. SEYMOUR.

j. ". SeYsn0Nr,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
BATON ROUGE, La,
Practices his Profession in aits BFanche In the Parish 80
EAST and WEST BATON ROUGE
EAST mud VEST FElIC!AEA
80 80 i+r'th' WI ~ N New Orleans.
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Furniture ROtf0hf.

The highest Cash Price paid for all descriptions of Second
Aana Furniture Persons leaving the city wishing to dis
pose OF their furniture will find heir advantage to call on
the undersigned.
Asosecondhand Furniture sold exchanged and repaired
P. N. TOURNE
RarOura str
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Silence that Dreadful Co,xYh.

The work of the destroyer has begun Tie Lungs are in
daugerl Resort a;
DR.. Davis
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR,
o" all future aid may be in vain. You oterP Your
'daugher-EonT idol and earthly joys ted O. Ian
gusng her Pale cheek and emacaed show that She is
fast wasting away The sepncrnl coneh mains yo eor and
sickens your soul; it is the
SOUND OF DEATH
lere is remedy that will stop the Cough and her from
the eonsumptiSe's grave.
YOUNG MANI
Your hectic fush cough and feeble limbs tell of fearful
bongS and loss OF hope Just abut life consmpiion
sheds heacrushing blight heutue bat you need not
DESPAIR An arm Is stretched for; you-to soo,le and
heal your wounded lungs 1t is DR.. DAVIS,
Compound Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar
1t IS admitted by everybody that DR. Davis Compound Syruu
OF Wild Cherry and Tar is the only remedy will positively
ne consumption coughs colds Group whoopig gh aud
splitting Of blood.
FOR sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT & Co,
jaw zp5thoNeSsa p and ISL Charres street.
SNosUEs. Shu,rTe
SH Az LIS HAWLS.
THE STELLA, BROCHE BORDER-A Shawl, the most
graceful and becoming portion of ladys dress Buy them at
c. G. WAYLANDS,
l1is Il . "a 2p corner Poyaras and Curondelet SITS
kid Gtoues---Kid Chores.
White ""d cOlored superior quality at FIFTY CENTS per
pair, f
c. c. WAYLANDS,
jal9 81 % p Up POydras and Caro,dsIet streets
Ci0a.s---CIoass.
VARIOUS FABRICS AND THE LATEST STYLES. Be.
fore buying, be sure to look
c. G. WAyT ,ND,c
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Thrift, Ottss $ Co.,

COM mission NER OH y MIS-,
No. III Commerce 80 Mobile, Ala.
Particular attention paid sale Of all kinds Of WEST
hKN PRODUCE such as Flour Bacon, Whisky Pork Lara
Oil Grain 9: all kinds, Hay, etc etc.
-REFERs
AetSrs Pemeroy Marshall Goode CIrlck Chamberlain
Co. Mobile Ala; G. W. NeYten Co, Carroll Pritrtard 4
ro' HENDERSON Pea'e New Orleans E; John Swasey Co..
Gardner, Phipps & Co, Cincinnati Clio.
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VARIOUS FABRICS AND THE LATEST STvrr., -
fore buying, be to look at
G. c. WAYLANDS,
le' y IS = 2p corner Poydras and Carondeet stren
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Fashionable C{0fhirq

FNULDING. MISS,
D ~ -i"|l|4S.-' EbITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest ejaculation,
OF hy Country Newspaper in the SoHth very respectfully
offered as an advertising medium the Merchants of New Or
cans.
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT OFFICE VIE
be puncualy attended TO
EI~FRANK 4. BARTLETT ng-art for Nov r,o,s ~ PSF
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AGEN rs FOR c. W. NEWTON &CO.'S
Regular Line of Packet Schoeners,
do 2ptt FROV VEIV OpyE,,-e ~, ~
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-08

refused, but insisted A scuffle ensued, which
lasted until she was completely exhausted
Being unable to hold out longer, she turned
up her pretty lips and said If you must kiss
me-here but don't you ever undertake such
thing agan-you brute !"
Z" L stopped over to perform the operation,
when, all of sudden, felt an unusual light
ness about my head. Before / had time to
think whether was going to faint or not, |
heard kind of splashing about my feet, and
casting my eyes downward, | saw-great hea-
vens what did | see2 There lay my FIVE
dollar beaver, completely immersed in filthy
compound of dish water, cucumber peels, ta-
ter skins, and the Lord knows what besides,
that had been accumulated in tub, under the
fascinating cognomen of swill'
There was a predcameut for you. What
should / do If Betty had observed it, the
matter would not have been so bad but she
had not could tell her ? No heaven for
bid At first thought of lifting it out, but
imagining the spectacle it would present my
courage failed ME. But then," reasoned l.
" she will be sure to see it ere long, and then
how she will blush ! Already she is looking
at me, as if she is wondering why don't kiss
her--perhaps had better not stay any Ion
ger )" and suiting the action to the wo+d
made leap for the door, and was off like
comet From thence all was confusion, until
| found myself at e-headed-receiv-
ing raking fire from the old man and the
old woman at the same time This is bad
enough to think of, but it is not the worst
There is one thing that now rings in my ears
and will continue to do so as long as | live
1t is the last words of Betty. Poor thing,
supposing that had taken offence at her re-
sistance, she called after me as | shot out of
the door
ooh, Charley, come back l was only in
fun. Come back, do Oh Charley /"
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-08
Do Right.

wealthy merchant remarked few days
since that he was fully convinced from his own
experience, that the means to achieve success
lay In nut-shell--Do RIGHT. "When | say
success" said he, " mean not only the accu-
mutation of fortune, but the ability to enjoy
ito live useful, happy life" What is the
use of much wealth if we know that it was OBJ
tained by wronging the widow and orphan, by
the tricks of trade selling articles for what
they were not and a thousand modes of un-
fair dealings? Can a man be happy if he
knows he has stripped a poor family of its
last dollar, sent dagger to its very heart,
drawn away the final drop of blood, leaving
their bodies writhing in throeS of untold agony,
pinched by hunger and cold, their spirits de-
jected and gloomy-hope crushed out and
despair fast hurrying them on, on to ruin ?
Granting that men grow better by doing kind
ly acts, and feel the better for seeing others do
them, how sickening it must be to the true
man to know that ny false dealing he has cur
died the milk of human kindness in one breast,
turning it to bitter gall If wealth comes
by such means let it not come at ALL Shall
an active man, possessed of God-given powers,
at his dying hour turn back to his past life
and be able only to say have done nothing
to add to the wealth of the world in gold or
silver, or in artistic productions, but have
coveted the labors of others, heaped treasures
sordidly to myself, foolishly supposing that
might trample down all feelings and sympathies
not directly productive of gain ? Or shall he
rather be able to say that, while have indus
triously gathered wealth, have done it with
cheerful looks, kindly words, warm sympathies;
have done it by making things which have
added to the comfort of men, by bringing
within the reach of the poor great means Of
present enjoyment, the opening of brilliant
future, by throwing lights of sympathy on the
detected, lifting up the down fallen, strength
ening the weak, infusing in all fervent belief
in the brighter part of their being Such a
life will enable man to throw off his wealth
as scale, at the last day, bearing away only
the imperishable soul which has accumulated
strength along with the mass of worldly goods
justly and usefully obtained, would You, young
man, belong to the latter class, do right. How
much better to do right, if you die not worth
a farthing, and feel that you have rather ad-
ded to the good faithin the higher life on earth,
than to die while rolling in the luxury, pomp,
and pride of illgotten gains Then do right!
and if tempted for momentary ease and vanity
to abuse your better nature rest assured that
both the body and the spirit will suffer in a
ratio corresponding to the transgression. There
Is but one road to happiness and conteDtment
do right.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-08

THE DIsAPPEARANcE OF WOMEN Punch has
thus expressed his distress at the disappearance
of women from the face of the earth
There are no women nowadays. Instead
of women, we have towering edi6ccs of silk,
lace and flowers You see a mlfiner's ad-
vertising van that slides along with a rustHg
sound, and you are told that it is woman :;
but as You cannot approach within several
yards of the monster obstruction, YOU cannot
tell what it is, beyond something that looks
like an entire shop front put in motion, with all
the goods in it exrosedi for sale. really be-
leve if any Snowman would open an exhibition
where one could see q woman, such as were in
my young days, when they used to be fair,
slim, slender, graceful, well proportioned, and
everything that was beautiful instead of the
animated wardrobes, unrecoynizable bundles
of fine clothes, that they now are--I really
believe that an enterprising Snowman like that
would realize large fortune.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1857-10-08

Il THE SEED Corn SELECTED Now is the
time to attend to it. Look out the most for
ward, thrifty stalks, where there are two or
three good ears on each. let these ripen
thoroughly-if practicable, more than the
general crop, which should be cut before the
stalks are dry. in order to make most of them
for fodder. Select only for seed such ears as
are entirely filled out at the tips and butts
with plump kernels. Let these be kept in o
dry place over Winter. The old plan of braid
ing them in tresSes, and hanging them up, is Ey
no means bad one, though some may think
it troublesome where fifty OF a hundred bush
els of seed corn is wanted 1t pays just as
we'll, proportionalIg, to e1pend time and care
for large amount of seed as where only a
few ears are wanted. Proper care in the Sc
lection of the best ears will not only improve
quality, but also the quantity of the next crop
And further. a little extra care in ripening and
keeping seed dry, may save an extra plant
ing next Spring perhaps save the loss of a
crop.