Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08
SAR1AlM9S MAGAZINE
FOR ES5l.
THE FIRST INSIiALMENT PAII


lishments are truly TRlUMPHS OF AR1I
THE ILLUSTRATED FRONTISPlECE,
designed and executed IN CI0mo -L.IIhOgra-
ply seven different cOloTs, by the celebrsIed
house Of DONDOkF, oi Frankfort, Iieima-
ny, is emblematlcal Of Four Seasons. For
40 oIopraIeness vi design, rlchness OF eoltst-.
id, aad exquisite grace In the grouping, II
has ekcIIed unbounded encomIums from all
who hayS seen H.,
THE ENGRAVED TTrLE-PAGE,
a Line Engraving oil the finest quality, de-
signed and execusd by TWO OF The mos! EN-
nent artists OF Lond01, illustrates with equal
truth and beauty thai happy comblEa-
ton OF Art aud Literature WHICH Is ever to-
be found in the pages Of SAkTAlN ,
MAGAZINE.
+ PREPARING MOSES FOR THE FAIR
excels, If possible, either OF The preceding :.
Ii uDnes the minute finish OF the Line and
Supple process with the sVltnesS and the
strong lights 81 MezzotlhIo.
THE MOTHER AND CHILD.
is one Of those glorious MezzolInls. Tor Nhlrh
MIR. SAKTAlN has made himself so Justly
celebrated.
Besides these four leading Embellishments.
each so unlike the other, the January NUM-
Der contains the first seven of thai exlraordi-
nary series OF
ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LIFE or
CHRIST,
executed in Londos. under the superinteH-
dance Of CHARLES HEATH. VIZ:
THE OFFERING OF The MAGI.
THE PREACHING OF JOHN THE
BAPTIST.
THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT.
THE HEALING OF THE LEPER
CHRIST SENDING OUT THE APOS-
/ CHRIST CURING ON e SICK OF
TIE PALSY
CHRIST HEALING THE DEMONI-E
AC
Il contains also the first series of
PICTORIAL ENIGMAS,
with original designs by MIR. SARTAIN.
and the hlsl Of sI:ll more remarkable and
beautiful series ol designs by HARVEY !.
twelve in lumber, one ior each month, illus
tratlng the
LIFE OF MAN AND OF TUE
YEAR. "a
Besides these we may mention a
STRIKING LIKENESS or GOVERNOR
BRIGGS.
REMBRANT PAINTING HIS MOTH
ER'S PORTRAIT.
THE BLIND STEED.
THE MANTUA MAKERS.
AMY'S RETURN,
THE DREAM.
TWO FACES UNDER ONE HOOD
THE HUNTERS SONG.
MILLIONS HOUSE.
THE LATEST FASHlONS-Six difer1.
ent STYLES.
SONG-"Gome 10 me South"
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
are in keeping with the high arusuc eharaei
ter of the Magazine. The distinguished
Swedish auth0ress FREDRIkA BRhMERj
has gwen In this number the hIst Vi an en-
urey new series oil Tales OF a character dill
ferent from any thing she has heretofore pub
Iished. She has through life been IL the
habit of collecting and recording remarkable
instances of love IN real HE. These she has
now commented writing out expressly tot
lSARFAlNS 5 MAGAZINE, under the TUE
| of
"NORTHE2N LOVES AND LEGENDS
! The JANUARY No. contains also an erIsinsi
and highly beautiful ballad, by Ma RY
| HOWIT, powerful Tale OF Domestic I.Iit
| BY Mrs. KIRKLAND, and the FIST Of p1
lTODD'S work ON the Life OF Ckrisi.-
Mr. DOVE, lately a contributor 10 Bentley
and the Dublin UnIgeIsIiy Magazine, tGi
peTs on the Later French Lyrics attracted 50
much aiIeniIofl, has contributed most an
sing article on Literary CoIneIdenees and
Plagiarisms. REMBRANT PEALE, the
celebrated painter OF Washington. las FUR
nlshed an interesting anecdote come cted wIh
hiss foiessIon. 1.-Two faces under enc hood p
by Mrs. EMMA T.. EMBURY, is a capiial
story Of boarding house hie; while Amy p
by Mrs. BUTLER deplcis with great pow
er and iruthfulness The sufferlngs and wrongs
OF seamstress4s in our large cities. "'West
Point" IS hit OF by our new conlutuIor,
AMY LOrHROP, IN a sly leI worthy Of Will
us. The poem BY MIS- SIgourneY, on the
Death OF her SoD, IS one Of the most beauiI-
iul and touching pieces she has ever written.
Some critics have pronounced IL superior
even 10 her celebrated lines on the death
of an lnfant."I The sketch oil GOVERNOR
BRIGGS, Of Massachusetts will warm The
heart OF every true American patriot
There are poems also of rare excellence bg
EDITH MAY, ELIZA L. SPROAT, AL
ICE CAREY, REV. CHAS. L. BROOKS,
Mr.. ELLSWORTH, MIR. HORSFOKD.
Miss LYNCH. &c, &c., &C.,
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