The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-12-14

The print bearing this title represents see ne in
front OF farmer Homestead, and in the distance,
viewed thro ugh the open gate, is q church while
on the road between are groups, obviously tending
thfsAor~Ard. The party in the foreground are en-
gagged In Preparations for departure towards the
ssme heaven pointing spire; and beautiful girl
"a about seventeen summers. waits, Bible in hand
by the garden gate holding IL open for tho egress
OF the family, ans smiling on the infant. The
mother, still handsome attends on the aged grand
father, adjusting with afectionAte carr kerchief
@ protect him from cold, while he, seated upon
donkey supports the youngest child in front of
him. Three other children are occupied one In
sport with deg, and the older ones In receiving
instruction from the farmer himself, who is seated
% the doorstead. An aged oak spreads It's pre-
teeting arms over all
HOME CENE-RETURNED FROM THE
MARKET.
The market cart has returned from the town.
bearing rich freight of purchases to the delight.
sa people who are receiving them with eagerness
Ihe farmers wife, not yet descended. has with one
nand passed gay bonnet from the open bandboK
On her rap, 20 the miss IN tier teens whose FcstacS
os admiration IL unmistakable. The other she en-
tsnds, with a bright new rattle, to the youn rest
darling, who, with joy, ready to spring from,
tne arms OF It's fondling grandmother. The old
ksntieman, seated In the piazsa lis in the act of
sdJnsting his spsctacles for the immediate perusa
OF The fresh newspaper spread on his knee while
the small boy AID his sister are diving into the
mysteries of the basket of new crockery and other
$40 0SSSDs& 6~Ss1 kUI &ENkrfuNE ana OtGaF QEIecta
bic endimrnts. The nrmsr is seen carving l
heavy basket up The stels of the porch. In the
SHADOW which Il throws We sec coming escnts. for
Tiers PUSSY stealthiIy Moves down on j brood Of
enieaens 50 young as to be still very like eggs.
around are all the various eoncomitants
OF q tarM. The dives Goa 81 AA caves the FUR
Keys and other poultry aTe about. and there too i
ne fron-bouHu bucket that hangs by the well -
Wnie through the open house door We see In 10 the
comfortable and well-supplisd kitchen. This nan
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Mount Rerton, with Washington sitting on Tho
pisEsa reading the paper.
inls y ali sasy mode Ut obtaining two baautiful
Ergrayngs. worth SIS and the Eefecfie Mooo -,ue
which IL contessedly the best Mapaaine puh,isha,
ana ihe most beautifully embelished every month
AZ ought 70 be In every intel igent family. Ths
bepfembcr number begins Il volume. Nov ID good
time to subscribe. sept !, 1859.
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or rore BEAUTIFUL Steel Portraits by sartain. Tn,
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kEOkGK FEMALE NEmINAhY.
TINE secvnd term of this Institution will com
Of the Chatham square Church, corner o1 TN a.,
Morgan ste, These rooms have been found dry xnt
cool and easy Ct access.
The Teachers cured b instruct in their differ
emit depsrtn .nis OF study, are the following:
Rev. O. A. WILLIAMS, Principal;
Mr.. 3. III. WILLIAMS;
MrE. u. IA. CRAVEN;
Miss l.. CgPELIk.
Mr.. y. g. IsBELL, teacher of Vocal Music.
fr.pecsss o. the Institution will be publianra
and ba obtained applica sion to the pregiaen
Or Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees, or 20 IN,
Principal
VIM. THOMPSON, Preside Mt.
III. SrRonG. Secretary.
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