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American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02
SPIRITUAL.

rhe eli,or Of Ito pL;IoIoInb;, Nor
NC oo',V. y. ."o "or-
ouid but ethereaD Circle. He thus do.
sclibcs the closing scene:
Arter roccss Of Ten mr. fr;oep min.
utes. the medium again went int, the
Estate" and wrote out
"The s,., ma, :. r,.so,. TT, al.
J,o.aa,,, ,.,S', r. &C.," C','.,:., s.',l ;,
"I . Wv IA '''' P'''''
'ha' you Adam ..... ......
adam was my name when in the
tlesh.'
"Wi!l you please to favor me with
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We heard the other day good one
on John Cheek. our former squire, who
always had his eyes cooked both ways
for justice and perhaps for Sunday
1t seems he had fined an lrishman, who
having used little too much of the
craythur was foolish enough to let tho
craythur use him. Pat, on leaving the
Office, met fIiend, to whom he held
forth
"Be jabers, and was fined Martini"
"Ah, and who fined you e.
"That's tolIin' list Twas a mon in
there who's aither a justice Of the pace
or pace Of justico--aud don't know
which: and he's lift-handed in both
his eyes !"
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02

Sagacity Of u Dog.-A gentleman
in Philadelphia owns a large Newfound-
land dog, which he keeps in Manchester
village. Ocean county, in tho heat of
tho pines, In June last the dog follow
ed gentleman distance of some so
miles by circuitous route. He was
then left by the owner, and a day or
two afterwards ordered to be shot as a
nuisance. Tho dog Immediately disap-
pearod and arrived back at Manchester
the same evening, having Travelled some
fifty miles in about five hours, by some
route as yet unknown. proving himself
to be dog of remarkable sagucity, Us
nearly the whole route was through a
wilderness with which no was wholly
uuacqna inted.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02

Co7oni=ation.--A work by Rev. p.
Slaughter on the Virgiuan history Of
African Co!oDzalion,says this scheme:
"Spriuging from the germinant gen,
IDS Of Thomas Jeherson,it has gradually
made its way into legislative halls and
christian churches, and is now attract
ing tho attention and challenging
the regard oftho civilized world" Mr..
Jefferson started the idea in the Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia. in 1775.-
Here begins the history Of this great idea
Of accomplishing what the present Gov.
ernor Of Virginia describes in language
as true and just, as i, is beautiful and
chasto: "Af,ics gave to Virginia a
savage and slave: Virginia gives back
to Africa citizen and christian."--
This mode of exchange is tho solo and
sublime idea Of colonization.
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Important to MilIers!
NEW MACHINERY.

have put up and am now using 4. &JM
which will grind 10 bushels per hour nj an ornI
nary run; the whole machinery being compri.o,
in space OF % by feet, all within the immc,
date notice Of the millor,-burr, boiling chcs,
and all. The burrs now used are only So Incl
es. This is great Improvement on all device,
for the manufacture of Flour hitherto in use
and the entire machinery can be put up in an,
Mill for about the expense incurred by get,ino.
a Millwright to repair the old style mills Mill
ers and those about to put up Mills, are inyi,ol
to call at Morgnntown Mills, and witness aud o,.
anime the operation of Clork's Patent, before
wasting money in putting up the supcriluous an.
pendagcs of the old FIGURING Mills
have purchased the right of said Patent fo-
the counties of Monongaia, Preston and Marion
and will sell individual or district rights, TO sun
purchasers. JAMES S. CRAIG.
MorgantoWn MiYs, February %, 1856.
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MorgantoWn MillB.
NAMES -. CEsstG

=" AViNG extended his lease Of the Mo,c,.
IA town FIGURING Mill, helorring to Nr. J,I.
Rogers, takes pleasure in informing the rutG
that by heavy outlay he has rcmodolicd ~
Machinery IN said Mill, and is now prepaied ,o
Being now fully prepared TO nuke good Wort
by additions TO machinery and convenience !
shall spare no pains TO render general satis5c
ton. Customers may always be promptly srn
piled with flour,-eithor Family, Superiine +.
Zine, toordcr. Customers bringing their Wheo,
have it exchanged for Flour TO suit their cow
niencc. My aim is to accommodate and to rem.
der satisfaction TO all.
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LADIES VS.. GENTLEMEN.

Three things lady canno, do.
1st. She cannot pass millinery shop
without stopping.
I'd. She cannot SEQ a piece of lace
without asking the price.
Sd She cannot sec baby without kiss.
ing it.
A lady turns the table on the gcntlo.
mon as follows
Three things that gentleman "can.
not do"
LIST. lie cannot go through the house
and ehut tho doors after him.
I'd. lie cannot have shirt made 10
nit him.
Sd. He can never be satisfied with
ladies' fashions.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02

You Haccnt Blessed IT, Thirty years
ago, little boy, the son of pious pa
rents, was invited to spond few days
with friendly family. When din
ner came on the table, Philip, though
very hungry after his journey. could
not DO persuaded to touch a morsol Of
food. Again and again did they urge
him to eat, and as often did he look
wistfully at tho contents of the table,
but rosoIu'ely declined. At length the
lady kindly inquired if there was any
reason why no did not eat his dinner
Bursting into tears, and sobbing so that
he could scarcely speak, he exclaimed,
"You haven't blessed it, That family
over afterwards asked the blessing of
God on thoir food; and that little boy is
now Baptist missionary in jamaica
South Presby.
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Wool Carding.

What is that which makes he wealth OF
individuals and nations? All will agree
that it is Home Industry and Home Manu-
iarture. Now we the undersigned take
this method 10 inform the people Of Monon.
gala county, and every body else, who wish
10 make their own clothing, and thereby
make themselves rich aud independent, that
they have put up a FIST rate set Of Carding
Machines IN the Steam Mill belonging To
AMHERST MILLER, on SCOTS Run, a.
bout miles North Yves, Of Morgantown, s.
on the Pike leading from Moreantown to
Waynesburg and Blacksvle, where they
are prepared TO Card either by Water or
Steam Power, all kinds Of Wool in The best
manner and on very short notice. Their
terms are cents per pound for common
wool if paid down. and 81 cents if charged.
Fine wool will be charged for in proportion
to it's quality, All kinds Of grain will be
received in payment for carding at market
price. Wool will be received u, Demam's
Store in Morgantown. and the Rolls returned
there every two weeks. ......r ... ...'
JAMES NJ. MILLER.
JAMES f.. MILLER.
SCOTS Run, Monongalia ...
Co. May 8, 1856.
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"Wben you meet with neglect, let it
rouse you To oxertion instead Of mortify.
ing your pride. Set about Iessening
those defects which expose you to neg.
lect aud improve those exceIlencies
which command attention and respect"
This is excellent advice.
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K Regu1ar "ScN"--A lady, in Gin.
Hoaltti, Ohio, was recently detected
;ketng package Of gloves whilo ma.
g some purchases, accused Of tho
II, aud with tears handed oUta $40
lar bill to pay for the stolen pack
>. The merchant took out IS aud
% her tho change. Subsequently he
covered that the $40 bill was a coun.
felt.
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MOrgantown Marble Works.
SHEETS & LAFFERTY.

Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Marble,
manufacturers Of Monuments, Tomb
stomes, HeadStones, &c.
Have established a Marble Factory in Nor
gan,own, and are prepared TO finish Grave
stones Of every description, on the shortest
notice and most reasonable terms. Their
work will be done in the most approved
style, as they employ none but the best of
workmen. Persons wishing to purchase a
splendid article Of the kind will do well to
give them call. All orders, either by let
ter or otherwise, promptly attended to. Shop
on Walnut street, near Front.
Their Prices are AS Low AS THE LOWEST,
and their work unsurpassed in this section
of the country.
Morgantown, Jan. 10, 1856. If
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The love Of Christ is unparalleled in
its naturo--intense in ila ardor---im-
mcnse in extont---and glorious in its
purpose and issue.
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READ EVERY LINE OF THIS.
.NGaU Summer G00RS.

READ EVERY LINE OF THIS.
.NGiU Ssssla2sse,. GOo6s.
Just Received at tie BIG WINDOW =:
2i Man'illas, very cheap;
SO Ps'. Bonnet Ribbons;
100 Bonnet FrilIs; .
An assortment Of Bonnets;
500 Yds. Silk; ...... .....
1000 d" B!each'd Muslins;
5000 Brown Do.
500 Bed Ticking;
1000 Lawn;
5000 Calicoes;
Ladies Dress Goods in great variety.
200 Emb. Collars, ocry cheap.
Also, louncing and Edging Null,
Swiss and Jaconet Muslins; Brilliants and
Barred Cambrics, Linen, Cambria IIdkfs,
Corded Skirts and Skirting, Parasols and
Umbrellas.
Cloths, CGsSimeres and Ready Made Clothing,
together with general stock Of Grocer.
les. oil Of which we have just received
Our Stock having been bought low for
cash will be sold Iow,-very low Come
and see our new Summer Stock, as we have
Great Bargains to offer.
.. .... CARR, HANWAY & CO.
June Ii, 1856.
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w. II. WILEY,
.&EE D n 10 eU at Eau,

MONGNNTOWN, va,
HAS resumed the practice Of the Law
Il IL in the counties of Monongala, Ma.
ron and Preston.
ENCES.
II. DER1Nc, Esq, ! ,,oroo,Jo,,,
Tnos. E. HAmDLEroN, ! baltimore, Nd.
I'M shee? 4,,x ESQ., waee1tns, Va.
SMITH, MURPIY &C.,, 4. ! PhilddcipAia
SEXTON, SEAL& SwcAnrHoEN,} Pa.
September, 4, 1852. l6l-tf.
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BLACKSMITIlING.

THE subscriber has commenced the above
business at Mr.. John Sinclair's Smilhshop,
OH Vests Run, Monongalia county, whoro
he will attend promptly to all orders in his
line of business.
Shooting neatly done at 90 cents round,
and other work in proportion. He is we'll
supplied with Oliphaut's best Nail and other
Iron. ao BENZ. +. WATSON.
April 10, 1856. az st
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-08-02

l. A u + F ER'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CHEAP CASH BOOK STORE,
Removed from No. 80, Fifth Street,
To ~ Fourth street, between Wood & Market,
Nearly opposite tho old Bank Of Pittsburgh, in
the room formerly occupied by b. Darlington,
... PITTSBURGH, Pa.
Our object in coming to Fourth Street is on
account Of the choapness of the rent, land for
business it is no doubt equal to Filth Street.)--
Having taken the store room for term of years
at three-fourths less rent than any Wholesale
Book Store in the city, consequently we can &
do sell from 10 TO 30 per cent cheaper on an
average, either Wholesale or retail.s
Having purchased largo stock OF Books and
Stationary, ut Now York and Philadelphia Trade
Sales, at the lowest cash prices, Msschants and
others will find it to their advantage to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and compare our list
of Prices with other Houses. And further, wo
will duplicate any bill purchased East.
All kinds of Blank Books, Dockcts, bound &
unbound, IN adc to order at the shortest notice.
Book Binding done i'm all Styles.
Printing Of all kinds neatly erecMtcd.
All orders from abroad filed with accuracy
and dispatch =; and if VIC do not give satisfaction
good will be taken back. April 90, SO.
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New Attractions!
AT CHAT wJHKic

I HAVE just TtCVIVUU TTUIH DHT(IWOTC q PhlTa
i delphia a new stock of Goods suitable to tn
season, which will be sold of cheap.
A large LOT of Bonneis and Trimmings, very
low;
Extra Cheap Mantilas
Ladies' and Childrens ParasoIs, and Ladies
Umbrellas; b" ~ q. -.
Corded Skirts, Skirt Goods and Skirt cord
Worked Collars and Sleeves;
Very handsome Lawns and Organdies;
Ginghams, ChalIies, Linens, MarselIcs,
Prints, Musline, Bviliants,
Shoes, Caters, &C., go.
All of which will be sold on the most favorable
terms. AH are invited TO cali and examine The
stock. ID. II. CHADWICK.
p. s. The GENTLEMEN are particularly invited
to call and SEQ the Summer Goods and Straw
Hats. June 7, 1856.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA.

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEME
FENO all persons afflicted with Sexual diseases
4 such as SPERA1ATORRHOEA, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, GONORRHHA
GLEET, SYPHILIS, the vice Of ONANlSM, or
SELF-ABuSE, sc. sc.
The Howard Association OF Philadelphia in
view of the awful destruction of human lilc and
health, caused by sexual diseases and the de-
ceptions practised upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases by Quacks, have directed thei,
Consulting Surgeon, as a CHARITABLE ACT
worthy oftheir name to give MEDlCALADVICE
GRATIS, to all persons thus afflicted, male or
Female) who apply by letter with description
OF their condition, age, occupation, habits Of
life, &C., and in cases Of extreme poverty and
suffering, to furnish Medicines free of charge
The Howard Association is benevolent Inst.
tuition, established by special endowment, for
the relief Of tho sick and distressed, afflicted
with "Nirulent and Epidemic Diseases - and it,
funds can be used for no other purpo 1t has
now surplus of means, which the Directors
have voted to advertise tho above notice. Its
needless to add that tho Association commands
the highest Medical skill of the age, and will
furnish tho most approved modern treatment.
Valuable advice also given TO sick and nervous
females, afflicted with Womb Complaint, Leu
corrhoea, &C.
Address, (post paid) DR.. Gro. n. CALHOUN,
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association, No. {?
South NINTH street, Philadelphia, Pa.
EZRA d. HARTZELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, Secretary. Sept. coy.
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w. S. HAVEN,
Bookseller, Stati0ner, Printer,

BOOKBINDER, and Dogler in every doscrip
ton Of pApER.---Cornor Of Market and
seemed streets, Pittsburgh, Pa July 20.
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Removal.
J. G. LEWIS,
Boot and Shoe
Nj a X t. r
NJ A K T. r
Has removed to a shop ads

W @S%1EHH '"s 'ehofcu 10 sup "u@
joining Daughcrty's old Foun-
dry stand, on Long Alley, whore no is prepared
to turn out Boots, Shoes, &C., in tho best style,
good and substantial, on short notice.
. NJ REPAIRING done Immediately.
Morgantown, April 10, 1855. If
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-01-16

TuE NoRToS HoUsE-It is cmphatically and
properly remarked, universally believed, andun-
doubtedly known, that aIr. Norton keeps good
house at st. Clairsyire and entertains his guests
in the right kind ofstyle Travellers when they
cast their eyes on those serene and pendant
white letters, spelling Morton House, broad
and clearly defined as the milky way ona starry
summer night, have as sure guarantee of
kind hospitality and good cheer within that
house as ever cunning banker had of the
soundness of a four months negotiable note
bearing upon its outside the endorsementof John
Jacob Astor We know there's excellent enter
tAinment there for man and beast, for we've tried
both;-that is, we mean oursclf and beast, who
being like Samivel Weller's, VERY remarka-
BILE" beast, told us, in his peculiar style of ex-
preston, that he had been remarkably well treat
cd duriug an overwhelming SNOW storm, to
which we, his companion, said, ditto. Then,
there's Mr.. Norton,s funny Jokes, thrown into
the bargain; they have well nigh been the death
of us, assuming that laughing could kill mel
anchOly young man.
Speaking of snow, sleighing parties will find
drive to Norton's about pleasant length, and
when they get there they will be well cared
for
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THE LAT EST NEWS
RECEIVED ny fs5s r.
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. +.
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CONGRESSIONAL. -.
= 60 M4snINs9oS, Ja6. ID
.TE.-Not in session to-day.

SESATE.--Not in session to-day.
HousE-1Ir. Wilson wished it to be under
stood that. although voting for Mr.. Richardson
for Speaker, he'was in no manner committed to
the line of policy laid down by the Democratic
caucus, but hereafter would feel free to dispose
lrs vote where it could be most effectively felt.
Mr.. Quitlnan, who ha! ceased voting for Rich
arttson, stated the reasons that influenced him
again. to support that gentleman.
The House then resumed balloting for Speak
er, and the 108th vote stood as follows-Banks
%; Richardson 60; Fuller "a; Pennington s.;
Scattering s-Mcssrs Richardson and Williams
voting for Afr. Orr, and Mcssrs Mcqueen and
Boyce for CaGlwallader.
Mr.. Washburn, of Nc, offered resolution to
the effect that if no candidate receive majority
of all the votes on one of the next three trials,
the roll shall be again called and the person hay
ing majority of a quorum shall then be Cleclar-
ed Speaker. The motion was laid on the table
by 4 Majority.
The House again resumed ba!loting, when two
ballots were had, the last, or 10th, resulted
Banks 90; Richardson 66;. Fuller 49, Penniug-
ton .; Scattering s; necessary to choice los.
The House then adjourned
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pHnAnEIpHIa MARKEp =

,TAN 15.-Thc inactivity which has been the
prevailing feature of the Flour market for some
time past, still continues Standard brands free
IL offered at 6, 20 per. bbl, but there is no de
mand for export, and Transactions confined to
the wants OF the rsde at from s, 50 to 80 for
common and extra funily brands as to. quality.
Rye Hour sold at6,I21. Grain little Wheat
offering; demand limited, some Of the City Mills
having ceased operations. Small sales of good
Rcd at q 90 per bus; small lot M poor Wheat
at same Rye in good demand for shipment and
further sales of 6 to 100 bus. Western made at
30 in store. Corn continues in request hut re-
ceipts light, sales $500 new Pa. and Southern
Yellow at .7SaS0 3ss ~ sf5
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FROM NEW YORK

JAN. 15.-Three of our exchange GIrawershave
been Swindled to the extent in the aggregate, of
500, 900 by an uptown imposter, who obtained
that amount of exchange and Slipped away to
England by one of the lastSteamcrs without pay
! ing it. We hear also of another occurrence of
the same kind, to about the same amount, BY
which three other houses were victimized..
a swindle has also recently been carried out
successfully at the West by party who have
been forging the acceptance of p. T. Barnum on
drafts which he negotiated, pocketing proceeds
to the amount forged which is yariously stated
from 10000 to $4,000 dollars.
A Havana correspondent of the Tribune states
that Rachel had abandoned the idea of playing
there and had taken passage ona steamer direct
for Europe. Her health had improved, but this
was Judged to be thclnost prudent course.
A letter from New Orleans published in the
Tribune says, cnlistments of emigrants for Mic
aragua, is going on briskIy and the steamship
Daniel Webster, which leaves on the 18th, viii
take down large number to the promised
Land"
The packet John Farnum from Havana was
stranded on Sunday morning near Squaw Inlet
She is full ofwatcr, her cago is strewn along the
shore. Both yesseland cargo total loss Crew
all saved
The Barque Echo, bound to Boston, laden
with corn and -four went ashore on Saturday
night at Quonk. She lies high and dry. Crew
all saved
The brig Saml. ~. Samuel and Edward from
Aionteyideo, for New York is ashore South ofthc
Hook. Cargo insured for $40, 900.
The schooner s z. Pond from Baltimore for
New York, is ashore on Deal Beach. Vessel
and cargo valued at $25, 600. JE5
The schooner Charles Calyle, also from Balti-
more for this city, is ashore ut Abscom Beach,
full of.water. Vessel and cargo valued at $50,
1000.
Schooner Envoy from Kingston, is ashore near
Long Beach, vessel and cargo insured here for
$4,000.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ERICSSON.
New YoRR, Jan. 15.-Thc steamer Ericsson
from Havrc arrived this evening. She left Ha-
vre the 30th of Dec. She brings q passengers
and Paris papers of the goth, which are later
than received by the Atlantic
Galignani's Messenger says the PiedmontcSe
Government are preparing additional forces for
the campaign.
The Minister-of1W War. is said to have given or
ders for corps of ten thousand to be got ready
without delay. F ah-
GoSsTAxTMoPLE, Dec. 1.-THE Crimean sub
marine telegraph line has been broken Severe
storms continued. Four merchant vessels had
been thrown on the Crimean coast 300 per
sons had been shipwrecked and drowned at the
mouth of the Danube
Several English gun boats were still cruizing
in the Sea of Azott, destroying the Russian fish
cries.
Gen. Williams and the prisoners taken at
Kars had been sent to Titiis.
The syndicate of agents De Charge in Paris
has decided that the new PrIssian loan shall
never be quoted on Paris Bourse
Col. Schwartzenber has succeeded in reaching
Erzeroum. iJ&
The rctrograde movement of Omar Pacha, on
the rcdoubt Of Kale, is confirmed.
The quarrel at Berstet, between the Anglo
Ottoman troops and Turks, had been put down.
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NEW YORK .afARKET.

JAN. 15-Stocks higher. Reading 81 1-s.
Cumberland Coal Co. % rs; Erie 81 rs; Ca
lena and Chicago 25 rs; Michigan Southern and
Northwestern Indiana Sc fT-s; Chicago and Rock
Island ST, Toledo Al "a, Michigan Central 9B.
Indiana s. So So
Cotton dull, sales COO bales
Coffee firm, sales 500 bags Rio at II 1-2.--
Sugar dull, sales 400 hhds Orleans at Il Mo-
lasses firm Linseed oil and lard oil in moGier-
ate request FreightS firmer.
Flonr firm, sales IL, 600 bbls Wheat dull,
sales II, 900 bus. Corn improving. Pork impro-
wing, Beef dull. Lard frmr Whisky firmer.
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San FaAxc1sCo IN Drsr-The wolves have
howled in the once great cities of Thebcs, Pal
estine, etc. San Francisco coming up like magic,
nay, in course of few years, would be as still
as the desert hushed in death; but, for hoarse
ness, sore throat, ETC., try few of Bryan's Pol
monte Wafers-95 cents box.
Sold by all the Druggists in the city; 7. IL
LOGAN & CO., Wholesale Agents, Bridge
Corner.
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Sow Az NA4eurz- The hatcher Courier, Of

the both ult., says;
Our section of country was visited on Christ
mas morning by rather heavy fall Of snow,
which covered hill and dale, spirc and turTet,
with coat Of silvery brightness, adding beau
Il b the scene which, rarely presented here, was
gratifying even to the sight of our spring loving
friends. The cxhilarating sports of a more frigid
gclime were for time INDUCED in, and as the
snow balls sped through the ain, or some unlock
Ky wight, not needing the CLASSY smoothness Of
the pavement, warning him to tread lightly, !"
would suddenly lose his footing. the joyful laugh
of merriment burst forth and from every lip the
Southern weather with Northern principles"
received JOYOUS welcome.