BUFFALO, NEW YORK.

I am a little boy three years old. Have taken YOUNG PEOPLE from the

first number. Mamma reads the stories and letters, and tells me

about them, and I am every day measuring myself to be big and do my

own reading. On the 26th of December we saw dandelions peeping out

of the grass, and looking out to Lake Erie, wondering what had

become of all the boats of last summer. Mamma had a bunch of cherry

blossoms on New-Year's Day. One of our neighbors cut a bunch from a

cherry-tree in November. The buds were very large then, after the

warm rains. The water was changed every day; now it is covered with

blossoms, and the leaves are coming out.

I have a little sister Ruby, and we have great fun together. When

papa brings YOUNG PEOPLE, he takes her on his lap; then she teases

to have me get up, and says, "Come, Bover," and "Up, Bover," and

will not look at the pictures until I am up too. Then we enjoy them

together. Mamma is writing this for me. I hope soon to write for

myself. A Happy New Year to HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE!

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