The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1855-02-09

I.'Ohlmias tlsSto6 at Biting! DAT h6rtsr
'NeFermind, 10 deiatl6 l6kpeet Fam going
to swallow You; That .yasntth bet; BET
II could eat ydu, and gave ano ther bite.
Old dSoafksods soon perceived that he
had been striqkod, andmust either be eaten
or lose his FIVE dollars, aHeehpse tle lat
ter alternative, and has learned 70 respect
the superior sagacit3 Of fsYanReS pedlars.
and ifroprthat day always hreatsd Etfem
with due difference, and never fails to look
remarkably silly, H any body says anything
''eatihgaHw Ddtchmen ID Ms pfesence.--
| .rT5 Reading and wddHgF1oy
/ Those accomplishments ere the most
exccllsnt and most Asorthy.-of ea.tiyation
which contribute most, largely tos1the
happiness Of othersssSI placs1tbat of read
ing vel. before every one Of the arts which
usally are 50 designated; and certainly,
had / the fairy's power TO bestow on those
Flowed the gift which should most endear
themto .others--not of course including
good principle, good sense and good tenn
perl would give them the, power Of
delighting their own family circle by
reading and talking wen. Tie former art
Especially is cultivated far too little for the
health as well as the happiness Of young
women; so much isit neglected that proba-
| bly, twenty can sing pleasingly for every
one that can read agreebly. Yetwe can
not doubt that voice for singing is COM
paratively rare, and that almost any one
who chooses to do So. can read so as TO
| give pleasure. Perhaps there aretwo rea-
sons for the general neglect Of this charm
ing accomplishment In the. FIRST place.
we are far too aptto cultivate most care
fully that whichis TO place in society, and
to neglect those arts which can contribute
to domestic happiness; we sing ,fpr our
acquaintance to excite the admiration, or,
| It may be, the envy ofpeople who see us
but seldom, and wonldnot greatly eare.if
they never saw US again Butiin being
able to read well good poem or play, or
even. the debates in parliament we. are
only likely to give pleasure to an invalid
father or brotheryet pefiiapsa group of
younger brothers and sisterssoe Bah toiin,
crease the happiness is of butdone, cfsour
nva.e n s,,osS @S, oasp. III y " q lar
NJ. os sSs@o,on s,,s.'s,s. ~ - .,,Aa s aase
the dreay hoursiofpsin aadiFsiekness--to
charm group ofyoung hsteuersjatei for.
s.alless J. .Hs laln q SHOW .5al 2 Pre-
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AMI Sssr.a,;na'ns ,Ia Sst,a %SS ~ sno - oss
mss possasses somat,;n., @ ~. ,ass h..ra,,I
la isnIJ acGu;yas,onts ~ y ~ Js@ ,.Ssaa.
IN ,saSt 4 Il u gt s.s $500 ~ ,.'s
tSf ] .irEs "A cst;6ys YhSs lt \, 4, .sft ~
ltbeT heaptv 81 !, d,sjc,nss IN ,,,.;s9ssIsS :,
MAJ far arr op,ant wsssleI T. 49,. ~. .s;,a~
Observation-Disclosures avery art, ever 'aoon;r:
nebt of wbafeySr sort m TSSssISsbIp' K SaInab,s i
woman; aaan tloif 6niy becalssit g;yes bef az
cuPation andh6hae enjoyment but Also be-
eaaseit isCanethenLseeprity against mis-
iortpne; But thsp,segevg aeeSthplishnent
we begin must be carried out to sems, def
mite purpose; which at present isfar from
being the case, Drawing, 20 be- useful,
must be taught and'learM avery aiffei-
enf Wag. IA knowledgelo lofr'the rules of