Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-01-28
sARTAlNaa MAGAZINE,
For 1851.


THE ENGRAVED TlTLE-pAcE
Line Engraving OF the finest o,al;,s !.
signed and executed BY two OF Tie ma,, auSi-
nent arilsls OF London, illustrates with son.I
truth and beauty that happy cbn,b'rst
Il IIoh OF Art and Literature which II evsr -
De Iouna 70, the pages of SARTAIN s
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~ uni'es Inc minute finish Of the Line and
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Strong lights of Mezzolnto
THE MOTHER AND CHILD
y one o. those glorious MezzoIinis, for 4 bych
n MR.. SARTAlN has made himself So ;ns,I.
eeIebrated '"'"yz
Besides rhFse fouEleadiDg Embellishments
each so unlike the other, The January MN
Der contains The first seven of thai exrrao,di.
l nary series OF
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LIFE OF
IL CHRIST,
kehecu'ed - LondoV.- uGder tbe superiD,en.
dance OF CHARLES HEATH. viz.
i The OFFERING OF THE NAGT.
I IHE IiREACHlNG OF JOHN THE
/ THE SERMON on THE MOUNT.
II THE HEALING OF THE IEpEe
\ CHRIST SENDING OUT THEAPoS-
Tiles.
CHRIST CURING ONE SICK OF
| TIE PALSY.
CHRIST HEALING TIE DEMoNI-
nc
| II contains aiso-the FIRST series Of
e. PICTORIAL ENIGMAS.
with original designs by MR.. SARTATN
and ne hrst of a SUI more remarkable and
beautiful series Of designs by HARVEY
twelve IN number, one ior each month. iIIus.
tfafIng the
LIFE OF MAN AND OF THE
YEAR.
BESIDES these we NAV mention a
STRIKING LIKENESS OF GOVERNOR
BRIGGS.
REMBRAN1' PAINTING HIS MOTH.
ERrS PORTRAIT.
THE BLIND STEED.
THE MANTUA MAKERS.
AMY'S RETURN,
THE DREAM.
TWO FACES UNDER ONE HOOD
THE HUNTERS SONG.
MILLIONS HOUSE.
THE LATEST FASHIONS differ
emit StYIes
/! SONG-"Cofpe TO the South >
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
are IN keeping with the high artisuc charac-
ter Of The Magazine. The DISTINGUISHED
Swedish authore<s FREDRIKA Bremen.
has gwen IN this number the FIRST of an en-
Htrely new series of Tales Of a character dit
ferenl from any thing she has heretofore pub-
lished. She has through life been in the
habit Of collecting and recording remarkable
instances Of love in real life These she EasN
now commenced writing out expressly for
|SARfAlN'S MAGAZINE, under the lille
of
"NORTHE2N LOVES AND LEGENDS y
The JANUARY Nc. contains also an original
and highly beautiful ballad, by MARY
HOWlT, a powerful Tale OF Domestic Life
5y- Mrs. KIRKLAND. and the frss Of DIR
TODDS work on the Life Of Christ
Mr. DOVE, lately a contributor 10 Repllev
aud The Dublin University Magazine. but
now aresdenr Of Boston. whose brilliant "a
Pers Oh. the Later French Lypics attracted 50
much attention, has conIribured most anu
sing article on Literary Coincidences and
Plagarisms. REMBRANT PEALE, the
celebrated painter Of Washington, las fur
nished an n.eresiipg azIecdotel connected wnh
his profession Two faces under one hood,
BY Mrs; EMMA C. EMBURY, is a cspnal
story If boarding house he; white Amy.
by Mrs. BUTLER. depir's with great p6w-
er and trulnfplness the sufferlDgs and wrongs
OF, seamsiresses in our large cities. West
Polni' IS hi off by our new contributor,
AMY LOTHROP, in a style worthy OF Viii
lis. The poem BY Mrs. Sigourney, on the
Death Of her son. IS one ofrthe mos, beauIi-
iai and iorching pieces she has ever written,
Some critics have pronounced it superior
even TO her celebrated lines on The death
of an Ipfsntf The sketch Of GOVERNOR
BRIGGSt Of Massachusetts. will warm The
heart frtfa m
There are poems also of rare excellence by
EDITH MAY, ELIZA L. SPROAT. AL
ICR CAREY. REV. CHAS. T. BROOKS.
MIR. ELLSWORTH. Mr. HORSFORD,
Miss LYNCH. Sc, &c. &c..
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