The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1852-01-23

III snv iaihv " NIlhes uullding occupied by
both these orders. The hallwas very taste.
siuliJ deoonied with festoons and ..wreaths
Of evergreen and other appropriate devices.
An officer Of each order "a lady and gentle
man) sal at each end Of the hall, rand.also. al
the centre on one side The members wore
their regalia. The offering was presented by
Miss Laura Glover in neat speech, and
was received by t. N. Davey,oh behalf Of
the Society,". with suitable thanks, after
which Bro pavey delivered an address on
the subject Of temperance. He was followed
by the Rev. Mr. Pratt, Of Kentucky, and
Rev. Mr. Fry, Of this place. The speakers
allseemte to'regard 9he law of Maine, ss
the oaly effective mode Of carrying cut the
Reform. r+ 4EfF
=, We are glad to see this hearty co-opera-
tioa Of both orders in The work. The inAu-
ence Of woman must be great in all that she
seriously undertakes, and especially in a
cause in which she is SO deeply interested
SLEicaiSa.--Neyer has this section Of the
heritage, been favored with such fine sleigh
ing we now enjoy. Name or Canada
can't beatit The snow is fine, light and
deep enough; and it cracks beneath the
tread, asinmore frozen latitudes.ia. Where
all the sleishs come from seeing we've had
10 use for them for several years-7is quite
mysterious. The jingliug bells too, Ladies
nrs in great demand, likeioise, and like the
sleighs, must be engaged some time ahead
What fine color, the kisses Of the keen air
impart to the cheeks Of the ladies', after an
hours ride! Well, its leap-year, and with
that advantage together with The fine sleigh
ing, If the girls don't do q smashing business,
its their own iault. T3sF1
-- The Lacas,ille House NOW the
Burnet Of this regioa-is the great point Of
attraction. We learn, FROM a friend at our
elbow who was there on "Wednesday even |
ing. that il was crowded by parties contin-
uoily coming from Tue city. The hostess
was well prepared, however, with roast tur-
KEYS. chickens. coffee, cakes and all the ne
cessafy iixins, SO that all could enjoy suffi-
cheney OF the creature comforts. Music and |
aapcine, too, enilvenfa, lne scene, ane, al
W. - pne spiii'o pe' N.Y. ais'i''eu
W ,:.o.,
married gentlemen 10 think of running off TO
,bsiy be,tar hal ves ara IN no IeGt n,nninu- At
homo a., ,sn, ,,,e, alln, ,,;u he euro 10 caII
~ - ,I,s,,'o.S M,;i.. 'ho ~ sno,'s.
Shu .ahe ue'h oo, Wpne ~ e,ie "ran' sPouse
ino VIZ "ay '. 'o mn nS,r n
49, saaI psaes =. ~ Noho h ..
W, ny, uMte IS houing eAgiusiNs ABOUT
sslelgpilgiil comes lor the good o. all. Inc
LADIES' must, ioiH and ought to, have their
share. WHAT'S sleigh ride worthwithout
lhemYs ,At st1sS .fa
y (t-ty- The following Touching effusion, writ
len l,y The lady Of tbe Rey. j. w. Wuirr.
a;,.oa H., Z, t,,,o l., a; r .,
~ "ao ieoe'eA' aa' y ~ si"'0,
by another ironi the pen Of MT. WHlrE' which /
offerigg Them 10 US, ne says I'VE sometimes
spend leisure hour thus" A pleasant and
nroftoh,e wov ,r,,,y q snend ! leisure bonr
" ny" He,'s' Dt''. = s'." ~ s.,' 90 [
these DO, the genuine slirt OF CHRISTIAN ialth,
hope, and love. We trust these may not be the !
ast we shall he favored with. from, tbe same
''uice sf-A /
mo'for
cham which. stealing oef my soul awnkes
uVso 9oasri .,s', -. 49,. -;
Nilh sadness deep anu ye. win SWEEP dehght'
once mother nsa, 80 goou sao pe,e,
10 me, sne seeWec an anger w,aPPq III ropes
u clay, ny heI, my yo9lniel neais was taughl
10 Gimp hlgh up 70 uoa III ielVent prayer
p Hie, she was pigrIn SAINT nom nome;
1na when per heaIt ana nesa ala IAN m DEATH
iod was ReF stFength, her iighther nope, her Joy
{
saw her smile and die that smile was like
rhe rainbow-tiRts which slowly fade afar;
)r, as the light Of some sweet shining star, II
Which looks from out the cloudy face of night
s,.se..-.5. -, :
hearts, It