CUftTIK Tow NMUP CoKHKftPOXDinri.— Wo were delighted thia vi^k to rHfito the following mlt; y corn** pondenre from a friend in Curtin townahip, who we Lopo will favor u* with iu-mi fraquoitljr:— All rejoice that ihf long, hard winter ia drawing to a cloeo. Iiuring the winter work wm *carc«*t which vu m*vero u|lt;on tome of our people of limited trilt;-ani. Thorn ia now h proajevt of abundance of lalrfirend coriw'pirrit cbeerfulneai Among our enter pri*ing butin*** men who have taken an aggreaaive *tep toward* making thing* lively, we may mention W illiam, KoU*rt and Jam*-* Mann, «-*lt; h of whom have contracted for large amount* of wood, which will give employment to thlt;we who wi»h work, lliram Young, it la alao reported, intend* to c«ak at*»ul one thouaand corda of w^tod. It l» to be hoped tbe rer«orl ia true. a» the coal made hv Hiram i* eic-ep-tionaMy g-»d. It i* fiard that it ran be jeiundei] with all the might of an average man w ithout breaking.—A new houM- wiil aoon l*e «nv ted h* re a» a reaidenr»■ for Hiram Young, the one ho now oc* upie* being too An all for hi* rapidly growing family You hr. w Hiram accept* ail the rule* lt;-f the Hihle. Uying e*-}■«• al »tre»« on the me which command*u* to “preside for hi* own.'*