The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-10-29
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The plates cost twelve hundred dollars. They are
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II have bestowed the utmost care and psins In
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FILIAL AFFECTIoN-SUNDAY MORN
ING.
The print bearing this title represents sce ne in
front of farmers homestead, and 10 the distanoe
viewed through the open gate, 10 : church while
% the road between are groups, obviously tending
thsthsrwsEd- The party in the foreground srs en-
same heaven pointinE spiSs and hsantiful girl
OF about seventeen Summers. waits, Bible In hand
BY the eardsa gate, holding IL open for tho sgfsss
Of the family, and smiling on the infant. The
mother still handsome, attends on the aged grand
TO prctsct him from oeld, while he, seated upon
dnkey. supports the youngest child In front OF
him. Three osher children arc occupied, one In
sport with dog, and the older ones 10 receiving
instruction from the farmer himself, who is seated
by the doorstead. An aged oak spreads its pro-
tecting arms over all
HOME SCENE-RETURNED FROM THE
MARKET.
The market cart has returned from the town.
tn a rio niyht of fhn ~.
"a people who sre receiving them with esgerness
The farmer wife, net YET descended, has with one
hand paused gay bonnet from the open bsndbox
on her lap, TO the miss her teens. whose ecstacy
o. aauiration 10 unm istakAhle. The other she En-
tsnds, with bright new rstsle, to the youngest
darling, who with Joy, seems ready 70 spriag from
the arms of it, fondlirg grandmother. The old
gentleman, seated in the pisxsa, Is 10 the not Of
adjusting his spectaeles for the pcrusai
Of the fresh newspaper spread on his knee while
the small boy and bis sister are diving into Che
mysteries of the basket Of new crockcry and other
household gear, for gingernuts and other dslecta-
BILE condiments. The f.rmer 10 seen carrying .
heavy basket mp the steps Of the porch. In the
there pussy ateAlthily moves down On brood OF
chicke ems 30 young as to be still very like eggs.
Around are All the various concomitants
Of farm. The DIVES COO on the caves, the tur.
keys and other poultry are about, aud there too,
"The iron-beun1 bucket that hangs BY the we'll, !"
while through the open hone door We see into the
com fortabic and weli-.upIlcd kitchen. This man.
sion colonnade presents = strong Resemblance to
Mount Vernon, With Washington sitting ON tbs
pasta reading the paper.
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i ought 70 be In eEsry intelligent family. The
September number begins q volume. Now ID rood
time to subscribe sept. 4, 1859.
TERMS:
Tie aEclcctio'' IL issued on the frst Of eyery
forty -four large octave pages, double column, ON
6ne paper nicely stitched in grcen covers, with
or Eore beautiful Steel Portraits by Sartsin. The
twelve numbers comprise three volumes Of xix hun
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asOOMS rOls TuE YOUTH,
DUBLIsHED BY HENRY HOYT, Bostsn, Mass:
1 Doing and not Doing;
Straix ht For card;
Opposits the Jail;
The Poor Girl aud True Woman;
From Poor uoure 70 Pulpit;
Capt kusssl's Watchword;
Paiessy the Hugasnot Potter;
es Ellen Darre;
The Angel Il the Iceberg;
The Percy Famiisi
The Little Mountain Guide;
The Golden Mashroom; ss2e
Hannah Lee;
Sophia De lrsnts;
johnny Mckay;
Joe Carit0A3
ss.ssss.. !" s.i.u,
Hillside Farm;
The Talent Improved.
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octied 81 Main-st.
NEW DOUKR!
TI,HE Higher Christian Life, BY the Rev. W. b.
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spurxeon' i Sermons 5th series;
summer Pictur@s, by Henry n. Field;
Life Thoughts, BY heGry Ward BssehsS;
The Mothers Mission;
Timothy Titcomhx Lectures;
Prince Of the House 81 David;
Pillar Of Firej
More about Jssas;
Blind Baitimeus;
dimses Of Jesus;
The biAie IN the Lovant, (primsl
The Book Of Fables,
Hepe Games, de-;
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Oct1sd 81 Main-st.
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