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Now-SLErGnING.-The Harris
burg (?a.) Keystone OF the 9th inst. says: "On
Friday evening last our first snow for this winter
fell to the depth ofabout two inches. On Sunday
morning it again commenced showing, and con-
tinued through the day, making in all a coat of
about one foot in depth where it was not drifted.
Since Monday Morning we have had plenty Of
the music of BELLS which from present appearan-
ces is likely to cont nuc. Wkel the snow remains
and is beaten down, it makes good foundation
for sleighing and should the weather continue cold
with an occasional addition snow, we shall have
plenty of sIeighng for the comfort of horses and
drivers ifnot to satisfy sleigh riders.


"Cold winter is come with his cold chilling


breath,


And the icicles hang at the door,


All nature is wrapped in the mantle of death:


Now's the time to remember the poor