Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1851-04-01

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THE SERMON ON THE MOUNT.
THE HEALING OFF THE LEPER
CHRIST SENDING OUT TIE APOS-
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CHRIST CURING ONE SICK OF
THE PALSY.
CHRIST HEALING THE DEMONI-
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LIFE OF MAN AND OF THE
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Besides these we may mention
STRIKING LIKENESS OF GOVERNOR
BRIGGS.
REMBRANT PAINTING HIS MOTH
Frs 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-SI differ
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SONG-"Come TO the South"
THE LITERARY CONTENTS
are in keeping with the high aTlistIe chaTac-
ter of The Magazine. The distinguished
Swedish aulhoress FREDRlKA BREAlER,
has gwen in this number the first OF an en-
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instances OF love III real life. These she has
now commenced writing out expressly tor
ISARrAINS MAGAZINE, under The title
| of -
"NORTHERN Low ES AND LEGENDS
The JANUARY No. contains also an original
and highly beautiful ballad, by MARY
HOWiT. a powerful Tale Of DomestIc Lie
BY Mrs. KIRKLAND. and the FIST of DR..
TODDS work ON tie Life Of Christ
Mr. DOVE, lately contributor TO Bentley
and the Dublin University Magazine, but
now a resident of Boston, whose brilliant "a
pers on the Later French Lyrics attracted So
much attention, has contributed most amp
sing article on Literary CoincIdences and
Plagiarisms. REMBRANT PEALE, the
celebrated painter Of Washington, has fur
nlshed an Interesting aneedoie connected with
his profession. 1.-TWO faces under one hocd-'
by Mrs. EMMA C. EMBURY, is ca pnaI
story IF boarding house hie; while "AmyI'
by Mrs. BUTLER, depicts with great pow
er and ruthf1lness the suiFeriDgs and " rones
Of seamstresses in our large cities. s"West
POINT is hit off by our new contributor,
AMY LOTHROP,-ln style worthy Of Will
lis. The poem BY Mrs. SigoufneY, on the
Death OF her son, is one Of the most besuti-
lul and touching pieces she has ever written.
Some critics have pronounced il superior
even TO her celebrated lines on the 'sDeaih
of an Infant" The sketch of GOVERNOR
BRIGGS, of Massachusetts. will warm the
heat, Of every true American PARROT
There are poems also Of rare excellence bv
EDITH MAY, ELIZA l.. SPROAT, AL.
ICE CAREY. REV CHAS. T. BROOKS,
Mr.. ELLSW ORTIZ, Mr. HORSFORD.
.MisssLYNCH, &C., Sc, &c..
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