Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-25

CHI}lSI,
Eexecu,edIin Londoa. dLder the superiqten-
dance OF CHARLES HEATH. VIZ:
THE OFFERING OF THE MlAGs.
TIE PREACHING OF JOHN THE
BAPTIST.
THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT.
THE HEALING OF THE LEpsR
CHRIST SENDING OUT ThE ArOS-
TIES.
CHRISTI CURING ONE SICK OF
TIE PALSY.
CHRIST HEALING THE DEMoNI-
II contains also the fir series of
PICTORIAL ,ENIGAiAS,
with original designs BY MIR. SARfAIN,
and the hIst oil a sCll more remarkable AID
beautiful series OF designs by HARVEY
Twelve IN lumber, one iOr each month, illus
tratlng the
LIFE OF MAN AND OF THE
YEAR.
Besides these we may mention
Striking LIKENESS OF GOVERNOR
BRIGGS.
REMBRANr PAINTING HIS MOTH
ER'S PORTRAIT
THE BLIND STEED,
THE MANfUA' MAKERS.
AMY'S RETURN,
HE DREA M,
TWO FAC Els UNDER ONE HOOD.
THE HUNTERS Sung,
MILLIONS HOUSE.
THE LATEST tASHIONS-Slx -difiir-
ent Styles.
SONG "Come TO the South"
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
are in keeping with The high aIlisuc charge
ter Of the Magazine The distinguished
Swedish authorizes kREDkiKA BKEME.I.,
has gwen IN thls number the inst oi al tn-
ilrely new series of Tales OF a Character on
ieIent tIotn any thing She has heEetoiore pub
hshed. She has through lie been Ia lie
habit Of collecting and IeCoidIDg remaIkabs
instances OF love u real lite. These She has
now con meneed wHIing ouG expressly jdr
SARFAlN 5 MAGAZINE, under, the tile
of
NORTHERN LOVES AND LEGENDS. >
The January No. contaius also an oreI.aI
and highly beautiful ballad, by Mary
HOWffI powerful Tale Vi DOMESTIC Lie
by Mrs. KIRKLAND, and The f.ist VI Dr.
TODDS ~trk On Tie Lite ol Ghnsl-
Mr. DOVE, lately a cOnIAoior 10 Bent..y
and The Dublin UnlVersiiy Magazine. buI
now resident Of Goslon. whose trliiIaEt |. a.
peIs on The Later tlSeneh Ly rIcs atiracied1so
much attention, has contributed a n.esIann-
sing ARTICLE on Literary ConBcIdeuces and
PIag rsrhs. REhBitANE PEALE. The
celebrated painter oil VI a4hngion. las ,.r.
n'shed an Jpn .eresnDg aHecdole conEtcied win
MS profession. wo iacss Under one hoe a.
by Mis-. EMMA e. EhlBUkY, is a esp.ral
story ,f boarding house HE; while ANY. !"
by Mrs. BUTLER, depi9ls wnh great POW.
er and irdlhfnlness the suhenpgs and wfopes
OF seaulstIesses in our large cnies ..Wtst
Pont' Is INT oi by our news contrlLuIoT,
AMY LViHROP, an style worthy q M.il-
ms. The poem By Mis-. Siguufsey, on the
Death Of her son, IS one oi the most beautt-
iul and ldnching pieces she has ever wriltsH.~
Some crIiIcs have prbnouneed II Superior
even 10 her celebrated lines on the ..Dealh
Of an Infant" The sketch Of GOVERNOR
BRIGGS, OF Massachusetts, Will Harm lie
heart OF every true American lpatrioi.-
Thefe are poems also OF rare excellence ty
EDITH MAY, ELIZA l.. SPROAT. AL.
ICE CAREY, REV. CIIAS. TABHOOkS.
Mr.. ELLSWORTH. MIR uORsFURD'
Miss .LYNCH.7&c. Sc, &c.,
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