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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
Observation-Disclosures.

, ERSONS wishing tn secure :. 81 " ;s'RlON
L lfrgurrrcotypr Likeness OF theulsel .'as or
friends, VIII do we'll by chilling on y. LA4N-E
who has fitted up Il room in BurtIrtt's Hole
where he will rtinHin for Il short time only.
IF
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
Law Notice.

THE undersigned have this day entered inro a
L Co-partnership, for the purpose of prosccu-
ting the practice Of Law, under the name and
style of FISHER g. CARPER All business
entrusted to thoir care in the counties of Up
shnr, Randolph, Barbour, Harrison and Lewis,
will receive prompt attention.
Address the Undersigned. Buckhannon, Up
shur county, Va. JOHN S. FISHER,
w. c. CARPER.
April 10Th, l554-ap26 ".
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Roos Aeenfs ~ lIl 81

A GENTS WANTED In Svery town aud cosl.s
- ty tho United States, q ssll the most no IS
ulRr and saleable books published, many of flSit
beautifu illustfal ga with eoLoRxn ESSsRAylSasS
also the most pCpuls w orlSS o. n. rshur tis
cludidg "Arlhurs Cottage ibrary . Il Z;
Intelligent and enterprisipg men vi y md tii8
pleasant and profitable bnsinessi 4 ~ s - -.
For particulars, address (poSt4pdid,9
J. ". BRADLEY, Publisher.
No. As North Fourth StrGhts &
scp9S ~ Philadalphia,s Pa
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
Drugs and Medicines.
For Sale Low.

For Sale Low.
/ J.. CARR has just received at tho Drug
y mad Segar Store' opposite BartIetrs Hotel
and has tCr sale at the lowest prices =
100 Rcaln.S wrapping paper.
40 Boxes Window Glass.
40 Gross Mu:ches.
80 Boxes Tobacco Of various brands.
1000 Fine Segars. ~.
Gross Bonnet Boards.
A variety Of Glass and BrasS lamps. IN
Etheriel Oil.
Phosgcne Gas and Lard OH.
Wolfe, Cotton and Ri g CurPeti1g.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
New Goods

JUST arrived from PHILADELPHIA aud
> Baltimore, and now opening at JOHN IR-
WINS, nearly opposite the Court House, in the
new brick building of W. p. G:iT, Esq. A large
variety of Ladies Dress Goods, Hosiery, Bleach
ed and Brown Muslins, Linen Table Diaper etc.
NJ
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Naroa1at.ila.


=. D !.
% 81 Elisha ON ems has iiist tetiifti-
81 ~ ed from Bal timbye witt a. large
~ q stock of SPRING and SUM-
MER GOODS, which lie offers
ElENsf,y Al his Shop in Dcspardis Row.
ClarksbuTg, at very moderate
4f5 ii prices, His assortment embra<
81 ~ - ces u large and fine stock of
.@sseE5s5 Cloths, GassimeFs, Yes.
which have been selected win greatcare by, him.
self; and which win be made up to order in the
neatest aud most fashionable style, being himself
an experienced cutter, and having in his employ
good workmen. He has also, on hand, a good as
sortment of .
Ready-NEade Clothing,
which he will despose of at moderate prices
These Srticles are of good quality and such as he
can recommend. He has also, every article
usually kept in furnishing store, such as
SHIRTS, DRAWERS, HANDKERCHIEFS,
SUSPENDERS, &c.
He deemes ii proper to add that lie will nuke
Goats, Pants, Vests, &C., Of goods purchased
elsewhere than of himself, and no respectfully 500
licits share of public patronage, feeling e6nfi-
dent that By strict attention 10 business he will
be enabled to give satisfaction.
u Cash and country prOducC will be taken in
exchange for work done. nos If. q
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
c S 4 WW LEwIg altor. lor compIt, Inc n
EIectrO-GnIvanic Rings.

ITO those persons who are afflicted with Fits
/ Rheumatism or Gout it Is especially recon-
mended; is perfectly harmless and may be appli-
cd in all cases with the greatest safety. Its ell
fail in producing immediate relief and ultimate
euro. Its influence tho nervous system is a.
tonishing; in short. it has received the apProba-
ton of the most eminent of the medical profess
sion, who have pronounced it to be the most inn
p"rtant of modern scientific inventions. Price
IS cents only. For sale by
JOHN II. MURPHY.
Clarksburg, July IL, 1854.
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Miscellaneous.
just Received.

'DOTASH-a fresh supply just received and for
l sale by ]. L. CARR:
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02

The Times says that as they are con-
Stanuy receiving letters from the country
inQuiring in reference to the wages OF
mechanics in that city, they have taken
some trouble TO be able to furnish correct
inflammation the subject With fair
weather through the week they make
BoiIvrmnkcr, $l2M2O
Blacksmith, 1000
Baker, 9@l4
Barber. TOTO
Brichlayer, l40Dl5
:. Boat builder, 10
Cooper. 80I2
Carpenter, house Is
COnteCtioner, 8(Ul2
Cigar maker, 9GY25
Cab Driver, city cars, 10
Cab Conductor, city cars, 1O5
Engineer, common 1906
Tailor, 8GCI7
Engineer, locomotive Is
Harness maker, 10
Mason, lo@i5
Omnibus driver, lOh
Printer, 1905
Plumber, Is
Palmer, house Is
Piano maker 1QW1l
ShipwrighS, Is
Ship caulkcr, l8
Shoemaker, l6
Sign Painter, 25(W3O
Sail maker, Is
Stormy days and wintry weather very
much reduce the receipts Of the out door
workmen, such as brlcklayers, painters
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More New Goods,

NXTE arc every week receiving new arrivals of
w Goods Some fine Dress Goods have lust
come to hand which we aIo closing out cheap.
PRlTCllARD, SON e Go.
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a.. w. AUHR Nv.
AedOrnc>" at H4@vy,

CIES'ES BURG, VA.
viii practice i'll Harrison "ud adjoining cOun-
lies. Address us above
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02

-NRAiTURe The subscribers would call
T&ES the attention of the citizens of
s5ssEff4 Clarksburg and surrounding
Fsyy5IFz T7st1 country; to their general assort-
lSE19Sssai. SS4ss,0 ment ofFURNITURE, &C.: all
OF which is manufactured with a view to its neat
ness and durability, and will be sold cheap for
prompt pay.
They are in receipt of all the late fashionable
changes, and their work will be shaped according
ly.
Those wanting articles in this line are in vited
to give call. as are determined mono shall
GO away dissatisfied
Ware Rooms Pike street, opposite Dents
Hotel. Clarksburg. ]. dS E. B. HURSEY.
Clarksburg, Feb Is, 1855. no12
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Wagon Making.

Il ME undersigned would respectfully inform
i the citizens of Harrison and adjoining coun-
ties that he has removed to his new Franc shop
on Mechanic street, South of the burnt district
where he is prepared to do all work in his line OF
business in superior manner. such as Wagon
Makingin all its branches. Buggies made when
style.
Flows always kept on hand, or made at the
shortest notice.
Thankful for past favors, i hope by giving nly
whole and undivided attention to my business q
still merit liberal share of the public patronage
JEFFERSON FLETCHER.
Clarksburg, Jan. 9sth, 1S52.-1y.
P. S.-The woodwork of two horse wagon
kept constantly on hand.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02

A FRESH supply of DRUGS. MEDICINES,
n PAINTS, OILS, TuRPENTINE, VAR
NISH, GROCERIES,, NOTIONS, &c. &c.
Eor sale cheap by ]. L. CARR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
NORTHUMBERLAND WOfeS

NOrIhWcStcYn WOtcS,
THE undersigned would respectfully announce
L to the public, that he has leased the house
known as tie Northwestern Hotel :" situated in
Cl2rksburg, Va. The house and furniture nre
NJ L Undergoing general course of repairs which
when completed, will render this one Of the most
pleasant II nuses i'll the country. The rooms are
large, airv ~ 1 conveniently arranged. portion
of the house is now open. and public patronage
is respectfully sole ed No pains will be spared
to render those who nay encourage this Lousc,
comfortable, contentcd aid happy:
Clarksburg, June fst 1854. Proprietor.
p. S.-A limited number Of boNTdeTs can be
accommodated with rooms. jeI ly
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Fancy Goods. Porte N[0IS s
llaIeS g. EsOcISct. FsOO lS 81

1.-THE alton ti6n of the trade and fber4 III, , IS
Il of Porte Aohnales, Pocket book s. }baniSefs
cases, dressing portable " riting Soss
CANNON aid chess boards, chess-lnSn,
and silver card-naseS, work boxes catias, reSllc
books money belts, cigar cNsesS pdrt n
aud razor strops, trRycling tiasks aud line 10
ry, together with largo variety OF fancy godstt
" tseh VIII DO sold at The lowest rates.
s +, H, SAfITH
Portq Monnaio and Pocket book ManufddtN
na+sml sCS Arch ST., below 9th, Phiiaai
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Cabine1-Ware

Clarksburg, Feb. cd, 1855.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
EDr. 'FEaOnmas EDaiTcy,

NFT,EPS his professional services to the cit.
~ zens o. Clarksburg and vicinity. For the
rrosent he !. 'av DO found at tho Northwestern
Hotel jy,l2 II
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NO tl1e Lndies.
Tobacco, Scgars, &c.

Tobacco, Scgars, &c.
UsT received aud offering on liberal forms, 70
e which wo invite tho attention Of merchants
aud othes- ft
200 boxes Tobacco, asso ted brands
50,OOOHafS panish Segars; aIl
50,00OYara SixeS; g4t
10000 fine SeguTs, assorted brauda; gsa.,
10 groSS Fihe-cut, Smoking TObaetBt
80 boxes pipes.
500 Reed stems; a,t
u2 doz. Tobacco khlvns a
90 Boxes Scotch Snuff.
A lar8e lot Of Snuff Boxes aud sev.F 49,.
LOGAN q CALR.
fairrnons' July 2'.'' my4 y
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Provisions,

bacon, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS, &C., al
ID ways on hand and for sale at the lowcstar m
5et price by RRlTCHAPD, SON & Co.,
WcsEnd of Clarkshnrr
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02
THE MARKETS.

CORRECTED wEEKLY FOR TUE REG1sTEE.l
BALTIMORE, July 81, 1854.
BEEF CATTLE.-The offering ut the SCALE on
Monday were $50 heud of Bccvcs-55O sold
Prices S3,25@4,25 per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal
to$6, 50@S,25 nett, and averaging $4.67 gross.
Left over unsold 100 and the balance Q0O hcad)
driven to PhilndeIphia.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02

Stormy days and wintry weather very
much reduce the receipts Of the out door
workmen, such as brcklayers, painters,
shipwrights and caulkcrs,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-08-02

DOWDER, Lead, Sh, and Caps for sale a
l. ---.-~-- A. F. BARNES.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09
Alta California Teiepranb tompony.


In's company was organized September
lst, 1852, and incorporated September 1st,
1888, with capital stock of Seventy Thou
sand Dollars, divided into 700 shares of One
Hundred Dollars each the period of incor
poratlon to be perpetual. Said line to COM
mence at Sacramento City and terminate at
Nevada, passing through Mormon Island,
Diamond Springs, Placerville Coloma, Au-
burn and Grass Valley. The officers of the
Company required by the articles of 'associa-
tion are President, Secretary, Treasurer
and eight Directors.
The work of constructing the line was COM
menced in the fall '52, and prosecuted until
the rainy season commenced, when, owing to
the great quantity of rain which fell, the
work was necessarily suspended. and could
not be resumed until June '53. In conse-
quence of this suspension of Jhe work, the
public very naturally came % the oos-lusion
that the enterprise had s'fallea through,' aud
that the line would not be cosapleted. Tt was
therefore thought best under these unfavora-
bic circumstances to omit ca,lins on the. .peo-
pie FOR more sabsers4422asssssfsE.as.s .s
completed, or at least till the work had SC far
progressed as TO convince the public that it
would be completed. Accordingly, the mo-
ney necessary to complete the line was oh
tanned 10y other means i'll order to avoid fur
ther delay.
The line is now fully completed and in sue
cessful operation, and it is hoped that the citi-
zens of this place will at least do their share
in aid of such public enterprise, the impor-
tance of which no one will dispute.
The receipts of the line, during the short
period it has been in operation, prove conclu-
sively that the most sanguine expectations of
those interested will be fully realized The
question, whether the telegraph lines will pay,
remains no longer doubtful one. All those
who are at all familiar with telegraphing in
the States, know full we'll that telegraph
lines universally pay well there, and if there
is country on earth where they will pay it
is California. The following estimate has
been carefully prepared, founded on actual
data
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09
SUMMONS.

eyr Inn, o,, ,,,,, Township Of Rough and Ready
COUNTY nj ealSFDnnlA OF SrTaDA s. Jusl1cHS COURT
Before Little, Justice Of the Peace
Inc Peopie OF the State Of California to Jno Wals
Notwithstanding
Hou are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersIgned Justice of the Peace at his office in Rough
and Ready on Wednesday, the tn day of June, A. D.
1904 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. to answer the complaint of
John NJ Jackson who demands of you the sum of
one hundred and fifty dollars alleged to be due him,
Tor services rendered account of which is fled as
SAID complaint On failure so to appear and answer,
Judgment will be rendered against you for said sum-
together with costs of suit &c. ~.
Given under my hand, this 4th day of March, A.
D. 1854. JOHN P. little + p
true copy,
R. B. GAMBREI. Const. N. c.
1t appearing from the return of the officer that said
John Wadsworth is not resident of this State
herewith order the summons to be published in the
Grass Valley Telegraph published in Grass Valley,
County of Nevada California weekly for the term of
three months
1854 j. p LITTLE, !. p n e
A True copy, r. t. GAMBREI Constable. N. G. -
Rough and Ready, March 4th, 1S54-3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

BALL AT THE KNICKEKBoCKER.- The Ball at
this Saloon was not so well attended as was
expected, owing as is supposed to the rainy
and unfavorable weather of the evening, and
yet, all told, the party was quite an interest
ing one, plainly showing that Mr.. and Mrs.
Dornin are capable of getting up party of
this kind in the proper style. Their Saloon
is very handsome one for dancing, both as
to size and neatness. The music on the oc-
casion under the direction of Mr.. Reed, was
excellent and well worthy of recommends
tion.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

PENOBsCoT SAw-MuL-During a stroll a
few days since we visited the Penobscot Saw
Mill, situated about mile southeast of this
village. Messrs. Emerson & Eddowes the
gentlemanly proprietors, have selected a
beautiful spot for their mill, in the midst of
an abundance Of fine timber. The arrange
ments of their mill are most excellent for the
manufacture of lumber with ease and dis
patch, and at the same time with economy.
We noticed in their yard very large stock of
fine assorted lumber. Their engine is of 25
horse power. The only fuel used is saw-dust
and bark.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09
Atlantic News.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CoRTEz. BY the
arrival of the Cortez, we have New York pa
pers up to February 4th, and New Orleans
papers up to the7th From correspondence
of the Courier and Enquirer, we learn that
the introduction of bill repeating the MIS-
souri, compromise has re-opened an agitation
precisely similar to that of the year 1850.
NEBRASKA QUEsTIoN.-O of the most pro-
minent topics of discussion is the Nebraska
and Kansas bill.-A correspondent OF the
Baltimore San says: "this bill is intimately
connected with the subject of the Pacific Rail
road. A disposition exists in some quarters
to make an issue on the question, whether the
Pacific Railroad shall be made in slave-hold-
ing or non-slaveholding territory ; two of
the most distinguished speakers are Mr.. Doug
lass for, and Mr.. Chase in opposition to the
bill
A NEW LINE Or SrEAalERs.-Messrs. Gross
and Mills have organized an Independent line
of Steamers for the transportation Of passen-
gers between New York and San Francisco.
The Mexican treaty is not likely to be rati-
fed in its-iresent shape
INTERESTING From EUROPE The reports Of
the defeat Of the Turks in Asia have been
confirmed by late advices. Since which, the
Turks have gained a brilliant victory over
the Russians in an engagement near Kalafat.
The camps of the Russians were taken by
storm, and twenty-five hundred of their num-
Der were put to the sword.
The Turks have gained several advantages
over the Russians on the Danube.
NEGoTIATIoNs.- Ottoman Porte has
consented to enter into negotiations.
The combined fleets remain in the Black
Sea.
FAcIFIC RUMORs.-The latest advices from
st. Petersburg, embrace rumors of more
pacific disposition in the Emperor of Russia.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09
Arrivals at the Beatty House.

Wednesday, March Henry Smith, Auburn; Mr.
Nichols, Little York E Appleton, Ohio; Geo. E
Shaw, Grass Valley
Thursday, March 2.-Samuel W Boring, Nevada;
Peter W Bergantz, Alexander Graf, Penn Valley 7 A
Potter Melbourn, Montgomery, Rough Ready
Friday, March S.-John Logan, VIM Burlington, Ne
vada; Fhnchbaugh W L Mans6eld VIM Davis
Sacramento; VIM W Kerr, Mormon Island; Andrew
Smith, Auburn; Antonio Fern, VIM McAvoy, Benjamin
Weeks, San Francisco; VIM Pearce, Salisbury, Ne
vada.
Saturday, March Al Gilbert, Russell, Gel
ger, Geo Mowry, Frandy Flat; II Dibble Grass Val
ley; Mailman, Bourbon Lodge; Davis, Nevada
Barnard, Nevadar Jacob Friedman, Grass Valley
Sunday, March 81 S Barker A Smith Miss
Reed, Sacramento; Warden, Hanna Wauloopa
Mr. Woodruff, Little York; Collins, Daniel Tate,
Grass Valley
Monday, March 6.-Wm S NcRoberts, ] H Keyes. DIR
VIM Kent, Nevada; A Sheldon, Rough Ready; VIM
patten, ) Carpenter, Grass Valley; J Hyde, Boston
Ravine; Rouse, Moores Flat;
Tuesday, March rs Boring, Jesse r. wan. Ne
yada; John n L Martin, Bear River; Bailey Rough
u Ready: Pidge, Pdge, Providence; r j Car
michel, French Corrall.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

GRIZZLY FOR SALE.-We are authorized to
inform the public that any person Or family
desirous of obtaining an animal of the above
mentioned species, either for pu bic or fami-
ly uses, they can crafty their desires by ap-
plying at the residence of Madam Lola Mon,
tez, on Mill Street, Grass Valley.
By the way, like his present mistress, Mr.
Grizzly is dni0bly inclined, and was never
known to interfere with the rights of Others
unprovOked. This animal would be great
acquisition to the 0nausenaents of families and
children, to say nothing about his other good
qualities
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

THE PLANK RoAD.-Wenotice in the Marys-
vile papers declaration of intention" to
organize anew on the 14th inst. the Plank
Road Company, under the auspices of the
City, which has been authorized to subscribe
$35O,0OO to the capital stock AS far as we
know, none of the leading citizens of Nevada
County were invited to take part in the or
ganlzation, one name only from this county
appearing in the list of subscribers. This is
q significant fact, showing that MarysVille in
tends, THIS TINE, to paddle her own canoe"
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

FRUIT AND SHADE TREEs.-We have been
pleased in noticing the good taste and fore
thought OF many of our citizens in the beau
tifylng of their yards and gardens by setting
out fruit and shade trees in them. We have
now in the vicinity of Grass Valley, quite a
number OF little orchards, containing almost
every variety OF fruit adapted to our congo
NAL climate. In very few years, we shall
confidently expect to see this portion of the
mountains in high and prosperous state OF
cultivation.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

QUARTZ OPERATIoNs.-Our Quarts Mills
generally, are doing good business. A day
or two since, we passed by the Gold Hill Mill,
and in doing SO, we noticed that the large
pile of broken quartz which had been laying
Immediately along side the mill was greatly
reduced in size, and from the rich specimens
which we noticed in it, we feel sure that the
labor of the mill has not been in vain. The
Empire Mill is also doing a good business
this mill has long sustained itself as q paying
concern, and judging from the able manner
in which it is conducted, we feel confident
that for years to come it will continue to
maintain the same fair reputation which has
distinguished it for many months past. The
Helvetia and Lafayette Mill is also doing a
handsome business. This company is we'll
known for the richness of leads which are in
their possession. and last but not least. the old
Crossett mill, of which Mr.. W. C. Crossett is
the principal is still in successful operation.
We believe that this Mill has been undergoing
some repairs, and will be ready for extensive
operations by the time the season fairly opens
for successful mining
The Manhattan mill. formerly known as
the Old Collins Mill, of which we have before
given some notice. is now nearly ready for
operation. In connection with Quartz ma
chinery, this mill has extensive Saw Mill Ma
chinery attached, under the same roof it is
confidently expected by the proprietors of
this establishment that they will do ''smash-
ing' business. Though all the above mills
are doing fair business, yet in consequence
of the extreme wet weather, they are none of
them realizing as large sums as the mills are
capable of yielding. Should the present mild
weather continue, we shall in a short time be
able to present our readers with reports that
must convince the most incredulous, as to
the entire success of Quartz Mining in Cali
fornia.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09

EXTRA LUMP.-On last Saturday evening,
we were shown large and beautiful speci-
men of solid gold, measuring about five inch
es in length, near three in width, and about
an inch in thickness. This lump weighed A
ounces. and was taken out of the Rattle Snake
diggings, about four miles South of Grass
Valley, on claims belonging to Stephen Ad-
ans d Co. We are informed that these claims
are exceedingly rich; the gold is found most
ly in large Jumps, and it is almost daily oc-
currence to take out Jumps weighing from 2
2 to 10 ounces.
The large lump above mentioned, is to be
put up for rattle in the course of a week or ten
days.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-03-09
rs As nleasant weather is ranid1v ar

rs AS pleasant weather is rapidly ap-
preaching, we suppose that those gentlemen
who are intending to make brick in this vi
cinity during the spring and summer, are
making preparations for the commencement
of their labor. Old settlers say, that there
are evident signs apparent for the early open
ing of clear weather. Upon this subject how
ever, we are obliged to plead ignorance. We
leave the prophecy with those aoho knosc.