The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-11-19
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE

1 NY person wi will sen rev snbscr her ia
4 the ECLECTIC MAGAZINE. his own name
any other. with the pay for one year in sd.
vance, shall receive by mail, post paid, either of
the following beauIifu Parlor Companion urp.
The plsfes cost tweirs hundred doAars They AZ,
ew, engraved by John Ssrtain, whose price VA
10 be So the lair lie writes:
81 have bestowed the utmost care pnl pains IN
the execution Of these eugrayings; aud the Length
Of time employed upon them render $1,000 Al
moderate est mate"
FILIAL AFFECTI0N-sUNDAY MORNING.
The print bearing this title represents seen.
in front Of farmers homestead and in the is.
tance, viewed through the open gate is n Church;
while on the road between are groups obviously
tending thitherward The party IN the FORE
ground are engaged in preparations for departure
towards the same heaven pointing spirs aid Al
,eauuful girl Of bout seventeen summers, walk,
dlble in hand, ny the garden gate. holding III
open for the egress Of the taRily. ami smiling on
he infant The mother sill hnnlsoms, stsrds
IN the aged grandfather adjusting with affection.
ate care kcrchief to protect him from cod !;
.'ie he, seated upon donkey supports the
youngest child IL front of him. Three olher
children are occupied, one in sport with Dig
aud the older ones in r csvmg instruction from
the former himself, who is seated BY the door
stead. An aged oak spreads itS protecting arms
over them all
HOME SCENE RETURNED FROM MARKET
The market cart has returned from the town.
bearing rich ire ght of purchases to the delight.
ell young people, who are receiving them With
g., "a mt ~ dos
has, with one hand, passed gay new bonnet from
the open bandbox on her lap, to the miss in Der
teens. whose ecstacy of admiration is unmistaRa-
ble The other she extends. with bright new
rattle to the youngest darling, who, with NY
ems ready to spring from the arms Of Its fond
ing grandmother. The old gentleman seated
tIe nz2a. is in the act Of adjusting his spfea'
cles for the inAedate perusal Of the fresh news
papers spread on bis knee; while the small DO!
and his sister are diving into the mysteries o.
the basket of new crockery, and other Household
gear, for Cingernuts and other deectable ccnd'
ments The farmer is seen carrying heavy
basket mp the steps Of the porch In the ShadO'
which it thiows we see coming events, ior th'i'
pussy stealthily moves down or brood oil chlcE
ems, so young as to be still very like eggs !.
Arou d are all the various con, omitants Of .
farm The doves COO on the leaves the turkeys
aod other poultry are about, and there toe, u
" the iron bound bucAet that hangs by the well
while through the open house door we sec ln'o
the comfortable and well supplied kitchen ihH
mansion colonnade pre- ents strong resemblance
to Mount Vernon, with Washington sitting Oh
in the piazza reading the paper.
This is an easy mode OF ohtinipg two teaulf
fu engra wings worth So and ECLECTIC MAY.
AZINE, which is conlesstdv the best mng"sls
published, and the most beautifully embellshsl
every month II ought to he in every lntellgfn'
fam ~ The September number oegins volul,'
Now is good time to subscribe. September y
1859.
TLRMs.-The Eclectic is issued on the hrss u
every mouth. Every number contains one nuI.
lred and forty four large octave pages, aouus
columns, on fine paper. neatly stitched IN gles-
covers, with one or more beautiful Steel Portraits
by Sartain. The twelve numbers comprise inis'
volumes of SIX hundred pages each, with uTsI ".
indexes, and embellishments. Price FIVE ~, O
lars The postage is only three cents numus,
prepaid at the office of delivery. Specimen nu~ n,
her, forty-two cents, postage stamps. ssn0 !O''
orders.
Address, w. H. BlDWELn,
No. s Beekman ST., N. J.
October 20, 1859.