Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-03-18
NOW ENk 1851.
(SEAMAnl39 MA6AYlNSo
THE RECOGNISED ORGAN OF
AMERICAN INTELLECT.

10 ldhG nun Vi tUOSe WHO Iedliy HOSStSS. St-
MUS and talent OF a marked order. and who
belong 10 thai range of nobility OF mind.
which is not afraid 10 soil its fingers, Low
ELL, T. B. READ, BAYARD TAYLOR
the glorious chester county farm. er boy ,-aGd
host oil The brilliant stars among young and
rising literary men OF the age, FIRST made
their appearance in "GTanam" and were
paid for their very first articles, and Tor every
arucle since the first
Now we have no sympathy for decayed gen
tilIty which writes under all sdrs oil fanny
names lest '.the mob, ;" may imagine il has
to work for lis bread. We shall have none
Of ~ Dllapidaied arislucrauc notions and
petuant and pulling senlimentalism. wiiher,
..lsde. grow dim aud die" IN AN ATMOS
Pierre OF VIGOROUS AMERICAN
THOUGHT.
The JANUARv NUMBER contains original
aftlcles from
w. G.. Bry ami, Miss Cooper,
H. w Longelow, Grace Greenw God,
q. 7. X. James, Miss l.. V. SmIIh,
j. S. Dwight, Alice Carey,
N P. Willis, Miss Emma Duval,
Geo. P Morris, Mrs. E J Eames.
Geo. d. Prentice. Marl S. Pease,
Henry w. Herbert. r. H. $loddard,
J. Bayard Taylor, ID. H. Barlow,
+. P. Nhipple, {. J. Eastman,
Alfred B. Street, 7. Wyatt, A. NJ,
J. M. Legare, Vim. |. Brannan,
T. Buchanan Read, J Hum, Jr.,
Rich'd Penn Smith. n. l.. Ruter.
THE NOVEL OF JAMES.
We have gone Iue out OF on track. this
month, AID paid an English auihpf, c.. p. r.
James, $500 for his story, for we do not S.
that we have any more night TO appropriate
a mans brain work, Than 10 put on his Goa
and hat. aud march off as II the broad clott
and felt were our own properly. We have
paid all the contributors To tins number Their
own price, and that right willingly nos
the SIMPLE bur pregnant questions which We
put TO the American pless and American
people. are Shall we have an American
lIerlture2'' Is II as profitable to scissors as 10
buyl
WE thiak that we-one Of the hewers of
wood and drawers OF water, in the field OF
labor occupied by American magazines.
have right 10 ask these questions and we
ask them. Brothers OF the hardy west, the
sunny South and lollug east-whal saw YOU?
SPLENDID ORIGINAL ENGIRAViNGS.
THE SOURCE OF PROSPERITY
A magnificent line engraving b. w. E.
Tucker, from an original drawing by John
Gilbert. OF London.
UNION PARh n Y, a mos splendidly
executed landscape engraving by SnnIhe,
Of Union Park, with a view of Sprinsltr In
sttute, Dnequalled IA artistic beauty by
any engraving IN any other magazine Of the
month.
EVENING IN PERSIA rom an orig
;nal drawing by Devereux done in OIL col
ors. A new and costly slye of illustration
n N
beautiful and sprrIIed designs. cdloied by the
artists OF MOlIleur de la Model in advance
for Graham"
THE ALAMO-Drawn by Captain East
man. engraved by BnghtIy.
CHAPEL OF ST. JOSE Dr. avn ty Capt
Eastman, engraved by Brightly.
i CANVASS BACK SHOOTING I
ed by Herbert. engraved by Brightly. I
MUSlC-'TIS GLORY THAT LEADS
THE SOLDIER ON Words BY N. Lev
erlng R.ler Music by George Felix BE a.
kerr.
The embellishments are Of the very highest !
efforts of ar. IN this country and Europe I
The cost being concentrated upon four gems !
of art-instead of being dissiphied upon a
dozen different pictures
PROPHETIC. !
The following announcement In our Pros /
pectus was PROPHETIC:
THE JANUARY NUMBER will con
tain some oil the most exquisite productions 4
of artistic skill, and me series then begun
will be continued through tie year. /
Our arlists in London, PARIS. Italy and the .
United States, 10 whom WE PAY CASH .
Tor the best and freshest promise US that 4
SHALL NOT Be BEATEN, 7
however others may boast
Ia the department Of Fashion we shall excel +
all that has ever been attempted, either 10 the /
United States or Paris. The ARTISTS OF
DE LA MODE engage to fur H
nish US with the most splendid drawings 4
December and January numbers will contain /
specimens. In word, wait for the January |
compare ID with others and de- (
clde-it will eclipse all others, Or we shall
submit that we have not learned how mag /
azns OF the most brilliant description can be /
produced.
THE TERMS FOR THE NEW |
YEAR.
The following are the terms for 1851,
rom which we cannot wayer IN single
instance, without aban doning, utterly, all
hope OF The high excellence which We prom
se ourseli that "Graham" shall attain to-
MONEY, as our friends must have felt. IS
secondary with US. TO the reputation of being
he owner and editor of the best Magazine
On this coDtinent ;his. unless health. reason,
'r ''seed time and harvest fail us, we shall
make this work.
TERMS. SINGLE COPIES So. i
PRICE OF CLUBS FOR 1851: 4
Two copies, So; Five copies, $40; and ten
topics tor $50; aud an extra copy to the per
son sending the club of ten subscribers.-
These terms will not be departed from.
THE PUBLISHER STAKES HIS
on the assertion thhi this
number Of GRAHAM, in high excellence,
las never been approached in America or
Europe. aud CHALLENGES HIS EOM- .
'ETITORS TO EQUAL 1T.
GEORGE Il. GRAHAM,
No 1874 Chestnut Street, PhIladel HhIa.