Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1859-11-24
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FILIAL AFTEOfIUN-~SUNDAT MORNING
The print bearing this title represents n sCene
ia front OF Il armerS Homestead, and in the
distance, viewed through the open gaze, is II
Il utch while on the road between, are prouis
obviously tending thilherward. The party in
the foreground are engaged in preparations for
departure towards the same heaven-pointing
| spre and II beautiful gill Of about seventeen
| summers, waits, Bible Ia hand, BY the garden
gate, holding il open for the erress Of the fam
| lily. ana smiling on the infant. The mother,
| still handsome, attends on the aged grandiath-
er, adjusting with aHecliOnnte care II kerchie
| to "a otec, him from cold while he, seated upon
II donkey, Sup ,oris the Youngest child in from
OF him. Three other children are occupied, one
| il sport with dog, and the Older ones In re-
ceivng instruction irom tie farmer himself
| wnt. is seated by the duorslead. An aged oak
spreads its protecting arms over them AL.
HOLE SCENE-REiURNED FROM
MARKET.
| The inRrket-cart has returned from the town
hearing rich fre;gh, Of purchases TO the de-
| lighted Young people, who are receiving Them
with esgerIess. The farmers wiie, no, yet de
| sct uded, hss, with one hand, passed gay new
bonnet from The opeu bnndbox on her lap, to
| the mics In her teens, whose ecslaay OF admirE-
| ton ia unuii siakable. The other she extends,
| with u bright new rattle. TO the youngest dgr-
! ling, who, with Joy, seems ready TO spring from
| the arms Of its iundiing grandmother. The old
Gentemu II, seated is the agGr, is III the act OF
adjusting his spectacles for the immediate pc
| rusal OF the fresh newspaper spread on his knee;
while the small boy aud his sister are diving
| into the mysleres of tie basket of new crock
erv, and other household gear, Tor gihgernats
nnd other detachable &C l. dinents. The f,rmer
! is seen Carrying a heavy basket up the steps OF
| the porch In the shadow which it throws we
| see coming events, Tor there pussy s,eathy
moves down on Il brood OF chickens, so young
us t, be still very like eggs.
| Around ARE all the various concomitanis of
II f,rui. The doves coo on The caves the tur-
KEYS aud other poultry are about, ami there,
| 100 ia. "ih he iron-buuud bucket that hargs hy
|
, e See into the comfortable ard we'll supplied
kitchen This mansion coonnhde presentsn
srroug resemblance to Mount Veru,n, with
Washington sitting on the piazza, reading the
| sper.
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