The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-12-10
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the following beautiful Parlor Companion nri,,,
The plates cost hseice hundred dotlqrs Tbsv ~
new, engraved by John Sartain, whose prios va
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Il have bestowed the utmost care apl main,
the execution Of these engravings; and the lpn,l
of time employed upon them render SloOe
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FILIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MtjRNIyG
The Print beafing this title represents n ,c,,,
in front of farmers homestead and in tbo A,
tance, viewed through the open gate, IS a Church
while on the road between, are groups ob,iOm
teuding thitherward The party in the tt.l
ground are engaged in preparations for deo,rw.
towards the shme heaven pointing spiro and
beautiful girl Of bout seventeen summers. ua,,
Bible in hand, ny the garden gate, holding
open for the egress of the family and smiling
| liz Infant The mother still han4t, me. attend
on the aged grandfather, adjusting tn "A. clonl
ate care II kerchlef to protect him from cold
While be, seated upon donkey, supports nd
| youngest child in front If him. Three oh,d
children are occupied, one in sport with dog
aud the older ones in receiving instruction frOnI
the former nsef, who is seated by the door,
stead. Aa nged oak spreads its protecting arms
over them all
HOME SCENE = RETURNED FROM MARKET
| The market cart has returned from the town,
bearing rich freight purchases to the delight
ed young people. who are receiving them Bih
eagerness. The farmers wife, not yet descended
has, with one hand, passed gay new bonnet frOu
i the open bandbox on her lap, to the miss in hn
teens, whose ecstacy of admiration is unmistks
BILE. The other she extends, with bright nss
rattle TO the youngest darling who, with jCTd
seems ready to spring from the arms Of its fond
Hing grandmother The old gentleman, seated id
the piaz2a. is in the net of adjusting his speciaI
Eees for the imm' diate perusal of the fresh DeEs
papers spread on his knee while the small boy
aud his sister are diving into the mysteries Of
the basket of new crockery, and other Household
gear, for eingernuts and other deectabs cOndl
ments. The farmer is seen carrying heavy
basket up the steps of the porch. In the shadow
which it thiows we see coming events, for there
pussy steaHhily moves down or n brood Of chick
ems, SO young as TO be still very like eggs.
Aronpd are MI the various concomitants Of :
farm. The doves COO on the leaves, the turkeys
and other poultry are about, and there, toe, u
. the iron bound bucket that hangs by the we'll
while through the open house door we sec into
the comfortable sid well SUI Piled kitchen. This
mansion eelonpade pgeaeats q strong resemblance
30 Mount Vernon, Will Washington sitting Oh
in tAe l}azza reaaiag iba ppev
lhs Is an easy ne8e Of 0btsining two 6eaa.
fa engr. sings worth IS. and ECLEGfI0 Mat
AzlNE, which is contesssdly the best magasins
published, and the most beautifully embelshea
every month 1t ought to be in every intelligent
family The September number begins volume
Now is good time TO subscribe. September b
1859
TERMs.-The Eclectic is issued on the frs' o.
every month. Every number contains one nun
1red and forty-four large octave pages, double
columns, on fine paper, neatly stitched in green
covers, with one or more beautiful Steel Portraits
by Sartain. The twelve numbers comprise three
volumes of six hundred pnges each, with tues
indexes, and embellishments. Price, Five DOl-
lars. The postage is only three cents number
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Address, W. H. BIDWELL
No. s Beekman ST., N. u
October 80, 1885,