Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-02-25
GARIAlHpS MAGAZINE
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II Aim IAiO.
ENTIrH the JANUARY Num- Der OF SAR-
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lie promises made by SarlaIn IN his PIospec-
ltls Tor 1851. These promises have been liIl-
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PREPARING MOSES FOR THE FAIR
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THE MOTHER AND CHILD.
rs one OF those sioEious Alezzotinis, tor which
Mh; SARFAlN has mace himself so justly
celebrated.
\ Besides these fourEesding Embellishments,
leach SO unlike the other, the January Num-
Der contains lie first seven of that extraOfdi-
nary series of
ILLUSTRATIONS or THE LIFE OF
CHRIST.
lexecu;ed IN London. uEder the sup erinten-
dance Of CHARLES HEATH. VIZ:
\ TIE OFFERING OF THE MAGI.
The PREACHING OF JOHN THE
THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT
THE HEALING OF THE LEPER
I HfiSr SENDING, OUT THE APOS>
CHRIST CURING ONE SICK OF
TIE PALSY.
/ CHRIST HEALING THE DEMONI-.
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WIN original designs by MIR. SARrAIN'
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beautiful series Of designs by HARVEY
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tratIng the
LIFE OF MAN AND OF TuhI
Besides these we may mention III
SIRlhiNG LIKENESS OF GOVERNOR /
REMBRANT PAINTING HIS MOTH +
Frs P0RTRATr. IT.
+ THE BLIND SIZED.
/ THE MANTUA MAKERS.
AMY-S RETURN,
THE DREAM. 81
TWO FACES UNDER ONE HOOD.
THE HUNTERS SONG.
\ MILLIONS HOUSE.
THE LATEST FASIl0NS-Slx JiGsr-
H emf STYLES
4 SONG-.-Come to the Sourh.1
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
are in keeping with The high a1tIstlc cbafac-
H ter of the Magazine. The dIstinn;,ish, A
/ Swedish authoTess FBEDRlkA BREMER.
has gwen IN Tins humber the first of an en-,
urely new series Of Tales Of a character ali
terent from any thing She has heretofore pub
ished. She has through lie been III the
habit Of collecting and recording remarkable
instances Of love IN real lie. These She has
now commenced wiling out expressly for
SARfAINS MAGAZINE, under the lille
of
NORTHERN LOVES AND LEGENnS y,
The JANUARY No. contains also an orioibaI
and highly beautiful ballad. by NAfY
HOWlT, a powerful Tale OF Domestic IIls
BY Mrs. KIRKLAND. and the fiIsi of.Dr.
\ TODD work the Life of Chtist
Alr DOVE, lately a contributor to Bentley
and The Dublin University Magazine, TIM
now resident of Boston. whose br,Iliat.1 IA
pers on the Later French Ly9ics attracted :,
much attention, has contributed a n,.tsi ann.
sing article on Literary CoinclGeDces AMI
Ylag arl.ns. RENBRANT PEALE. The
felebrai$d painter OF Washington, las iur-
nlshed an interesting anecdOte concecred with
his profession. 1.-Two faces under one boeds,
| by Mis- EMMA &. ENBURY, IS tspIiaI
story of boarding house lie; while Amy ,,
| by Mrs. BUTLER. depicts with great pow
er and Huthf1lEess the sufefines and wrores
OF seamstre$Ses in our large cites. ..Wfsr
POint'' IS liz off by our new con,rThu,or
AMY LOIIiROP, IN a style worthy o, VII.
lis The Poem By Mrs. Sigourney. on the
Death OF her son, is one Of the most bea,,ii-
lui and touching pieces She has ever writtep
Some critics have pronounced IL superior
even 10 her celebrated lines on the .-Death
OF an Infant The sketch Of GOVERNOR
/ BRIGGS, OF Massachusetts. will warm In.
i neait Oh every true American patriot
There are POEMS also Of rare excellence hv
EDITH MAY, ELIZA l.. SPKOAT. AL
ICE CAREY, REV. CBAS. L. BROOKS.
Mr.. ELLSWORTH, Mr. HORSBORD'
Miss LYNCH sc Sc, &C..
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