Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-08


rising literary men of the AGE. FiRSr made
,b.;r aDnaarancs in Graham and were
na,d for iheit very frs, srtcIes! and for every
ar,icle since the first.
Now we have no sympathy for decayed GEN
tilitv which writes under all sorls Of fancy
names las, ..ths mob" NAV imagine il has
70 work for lis bread. We shall have none
Of il, DilapIdaled aristocratle notions and
ps,ulan, and pulling ssntimenta llsui, wirher,
..iads grow dim and die - IMAM ATMOS-
PHFIRE OF VIGOROUS AMERICAN
THOUGHT.
The J.sulRy NumsRa contains original
a,,,cIss from
w q. Bryant. Miss Cooper.
Fl W Lonefeilow. Grace Greenwood.
G. p r. lanes. Miss q. " Smith.
~. 3. Dwight Alice Carey,
n p Wills Miss Emma Duyal.
Geo p Morris. Mrs z. Eames.
Geo. d prehtlee. Mar, s. Psase,
Henry w. Herbert. K. II. Sloddard,
]. Bsyard Tayhr. d. II. Barlow,
r p. WhipbIs. G. ]. Eastman.
Alfred B. Street. In. Wyart, A. Nj.
~. M. Legars, Vim. i. Brannan,
lT. Buchsnan Read. J. Hunt, Jt.,
Ricb,d Penn Smith. N. d. Ru,,er.
THE NOVEL OF JAMES.
We have zone a littIe out Of our track. Ibis
month. and Bald an English author. G.. p. r.
James. 600 for his story, for we do no, see
rha, wa have any mors right TO appropriate
a mans brain work. than to pu, on his Goa
and hat. and march of as il the broad clott
and felt were our own proper,y. We have
maid all the eon,r,bu,ors 10 his rumber their
own prics. and Tia, nigh. Willingly, how
the annie hdt nreonant ouest,6ns which we
ui,t TO the Amencan press aud American
peoule. sre:l. Shall we have an American
I,e,atufe2, Is i, as pro6labIe 10 SCISSORS as 10
buvl
we think Ina, we-one OF the bewers Of
wood and drawers Of water in the field 81
labor occupied by American magazines,
havs a right 10 ask ,these questions and we
ask them Brothers Of the hardy west. the
sunny South and toiIing east-what saw you1
SPI ,ENDID ORIGINAL. ENGRAViNGS
THE SOURCE OF PROSPERITY
A maenificen, line engraving by w. E,
Tucke1. from an original dtawiueI by John
G,ibert' of London
UNION PARk. N. Ya mos, spIeodidIv
executed landscape engraving bvI Smille
OF Union Park, with view of Sptipgler La.
s,i.ute, Unequalled in artistic beauty by
any engraving in any other magazlne of the
month.
EVENING IN PERSIA From an orig
NAL drawing by Dew reux, done id oil col
urs. A new and costly styfe of ILLUSTRATION
PARIS FASHlONS-One OF Dayid's
beautiful and splrItsd designs. cototed by the
artists of Moatieur de la Mode. id advance
for Graham
THE ALAMO-Drawn BY Captain East.
man, engraved BY Brightly. :
CHAPEL OF ST. JOSE-1Drawn BIZ Cant
Eastman, engraved by Bnqhtly.
CANVASS BACK SHOOfINGHDesien
ed by Herbert, engraved BY B.ighily.l
MUSiC-'TIS GLORY THAT LEADS
THE SOLDIER ON Words BY N. Lev
erng Ritter Music by George Felix Ben
The embellishments. are of the very highest
efforts of arl. IN this country and Euiope-
The cost being concentrated upon four gems
Of art-instead OF being dlssiPaieH upon a
dozen different pictures.
PhOFHEIiC.
The following announcement 10 our Pros
pectus was PROPHEIlC:
The JANUARY NUMBER will con-
tain some OIL me most exquisite productions
oil artistic SIKH, and the series tlisn begun
will be continued through tke year.
Our artists in London, PARIS. Italy and the
United States, 10 whom WE PAY CASH
Tor The best and freshest PROMISE US that
GRA HAM SHALL NOT BE BEATEN,
however others may boast:
In the department oil Fashion we shall excel
all that has ever been attempted, either ID The
United States or Paris. Inc ARTISTS OF
MONfTEuk DE LA MODE engs sc 10 fur
nlsh US with The most splendid drawings
December and January numbers will contain
specimens. In word, wait tor tue January
nnmber-lhen compare 1t win othe Is andsde-
cide-t will eclipse all others, or we shall