The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-11-04
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A NY perspn who will send ~ new suhssribsr to
- the Eclectic Magazine. bis own name or any
other, With she pay Ter one yaAria adssnse. shs1i
beautiful Parlor Companion prints. For two
names and the pay he -! recsiye both prints
II. p.,.s ss:; .ss ,, They
. 7 h sss R s...e. sss.rs and pain. in
the execution Of IT, 6avins.; and tie length
Of time s:, employed .Po renders $1,000 mod
FILIAL AFFECuON-SUNDAY MORN
I iNG.
4 The print bearing thia I'll represents . scene in
front of farmers homsst1@. and In the distance,
viewed through the open 81 Is church while
n rss tending en-
gagged In Preparations for departure towards the
same hnaxen= nnlnting lpise and n hcamtitni GIRL
Of abo1t seventeen snnmsu. waits, Bible In hsnd
by the garden gate, holding it open for tho egress
OF the family, and smiling on the infant. The
mother, STALL Handsome attends on the aged grand
father, adjusting with afestionAte csre korchiei
TO protect him from cold, while he, seated upon .
| donkey. supports the youngest child in front oil
1 him. Three other children are occupied enc In
sport with dog, and the older ones ID receiving
instruction from the farmer himssn, who is seated
! by the doorstead. An aged oak spreads its pro-
/ tecting arms over all
HOME SCENE--RETURNED FROM Thu
$50 MARKET 6@
4 The market cart has returued fren the town.
bearing rich freight Of pnrohasesto The delight.
I'd people who are receiving them with eagerness
The farmers wife, not yet descended has with one
hard passed gay bonnet from the open bandboi
on hsr lap 70 the miss in her teens whoss ecstacy
Ds admiration 10 unmistskable. The other she u.
tends, with bright new rattle, 30 the youngest
the arms Of i.s fondiing grandmother. The old old
gentleman, seated in the piassa, Is in the act OF
adjusting his spectaclss for the immediate perusal
Of the fresh Newspaper spread on bis knes !; vAiiy
the small boy and his sister are diving into the
mysteries Of the basket Of new croekery and other
household gear, for gingemuta and other dslecta-
4 BILE condiments. The farmer 10 seen carrying a
heavy basket up the steps Of the porch. III ths
shAdow which II throws We coming events, for
there pussy steaithily moves down on brood Of
chickens. young = to be still very like eggs /,
4 Around are al the various concouitsnts
| of . farm. The doves COO on the caves, the tnr-
keys and other poultry are about, and there too
s'Thc bound bucket that hangs by the we'll, q
comfortable and well-supplied kitchen. This man.
sion eolonnade presents a strong resemblance Ia
Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting on the
piazza reading the paper.
/ Engrsvings, worth 81, and the Eclectic Magazine
which Ia confessedly the best Ma gasine published
| and the most beautifully embelished every month.
l. ought to be u every intelligent fsmiiy. Tn.
| time TO subscribe. Sept. !, 1859.
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