Buffalo.

Buffalo.
Correspondence OF the Herald)


BUFFALO, Feb. 20. l845.
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Correspondence OF the Herald)


BUFFALO, Feb. 20. 1916.


The Weather at the West.


DEAR SIR:-Yesterday was the warmest day ever
known in the month Of February in this city;
everything seemed to melt before the sun, one
would think Millerlsm was fast approaching; the
most OF the winter has been unusually mild; up 10
the lst instant there little or ice TO be seen
in the bay fronting the city; since that time IL has
been covered over with ice hardly thick enough
TO hold together. Already we begin to hear the
hammer and axe raising their notes 10 the tune of
repairs upon the boats and vessels in our harbor,
and from present appearances of the weather you
may expect TO hear from here within twenty days
that some of our steamboats, have left for Detroit,
and perhaps the UpperLakes. "Combinations" (he
greatest curse that ever fell upon any nation or
communities) are no more, either on the lakes or
canals; they died naturaldeath last season, never
to be resusciaed by the present generation, carry
ing with them the authors, and the welfare of the
country was promoted by their exit. ALL HAIL.