Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-11-17
The GREEK SLAVE.

BIccHISTE, VENTS. FEORi. HEBE.
IND TIIE DANCING GIRL
TNHE ai.uve eelehEstesl Statues, together uith
i FIFTEEN IL BRONZE. and several huu-
dres, ns nsgusfoent ull. PAINTINGS. fern tit
rolleciioa q riEes to b. disiTiba'e-i sfauus tie
members q the Cosmopolitan Art Association
Al the fret annual distribution, In Ianuary next.
] THE COSMOPOLITAN ART AND LITER
AIRY ASSOCIATION, Organized for the Cuslar-
a. ement and dGenrrailiIusion II OfLtTERATUEE
aud the FlNE ARTS, On a new ani Original Plan,
This popular Art Association i desit tuel t.
encourage aul PopulaTiEe the Fine Aris. AMI
disseminate wholesome Literature throughout
the country. tai.cTy Of ar; is permanently
founded. sEd gill contain a valuable collection
uf Paintings and StaiuHry, for the annual distri-
button Of each year The best Literature cr the
,lay. will be issued e. subscribers CONS sting Of
the popular Monthly Magazines. Reviews. &c.
The Committee Of Management have tue
pleasure OF anuouncin. THAI the First Annual
Distribution will take place IN January next. on
which occasion there will bc distributed or al
lOtted to mcmhcrs, several hunlrul Works Of
hrt, among which j. the original aud world-rc-
nowncd statue Of the GREEK SLAVE. by Ill
ram Powers, o8siRd orsr nee fkoHsaad dpiiars :
together with the beautiful Statues Of VENUS.
! BAItlIASTE, llEBE, FLORA and the DANE
ING GIRL; aud fifteen stttuettcs in bronze.
imported from Paris; also Il large collection Of
OIL PAINTINGS, comprising some Of the best
productions Of celebrated American auI Foreign
Artists.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists
Of the following Monthly Magazines: Harper
Pu:nanl's, Blackwood. knickerbocker. Gudey's
Lady Book, Grahams Magazine AMI the
Magazine of Art, together with the follow
ing Quarterly Reviews, reprinted in New York,
y viz :: Westminster, London Quarterly, North
/. British and Edinburgh REVIEW.
PLAN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR-ThC
payment Of thee dollars constitutes any one q
!, member of this Association. and entities hin
: to either one Of the above Magazines for on,
y year, and also to ticket in the distribution o
the Statuary and Paintings, which are to be al
iottcd to members in january
1 Persons taking five memberships are entitled
: to any five of the Magazines one year, and SIN
II TICKETS in the distribution.
c Persons, on becoming members, can have
: their Magazine commence with any month they
choose, and rely on its being mailed to then
, promptly on the first of every month, drcc
) from the New York and Philadelphia Publish
, ers.
# LITTELL'S LIVING AGE, Weekly. is fur
), nlShed one year and two memberships for So.
The net proceeds derived from the sale o
d memberships, are devoted to the purchase O
Works Of Art for the ensuing year.
e Books open to receive names at the Eastern
II office, New York, or Western office, Sundusky.
G The Gallery of Art is located at San,luskv
:; the Western Office Of the Association, were
:, superb Granite Buildings have been erected tol
:: 1t, and i'll whose spacious saloons the splcndi(
d collection Of Statuary and Paintings are exhb
= ted
THE ADVANTAGES SECTRED BY bccom
:. ing member of this Association are
. 1T. All persons receive the full value o
i thcir subscription at the start, in the shape o
sterling Magazine Literature.
ID Each member is contributing towart
u purchasing choice Works Of Art which are t.
:, be distributed among themsclvcd, and are at th
II same time encouraging the Artists of the cuun
a try, oisbursing thousands Of dollars through it
). agency.
% The increasing interest felt in the advance
= ment Of the Fine Arts warrants the belief tina
y this Association will, with the powerful aid O
II Literature, become at once universally popular
rs as it not only cultvates and encourages til
. Fine Arts, but dissenlinatcs sterling literatur
throughout the land, thereby adapting itself t
b. the present wants and tastes of the America
c. people, enabling both rich and poor to MAX
Is tnGf uVnles pleasant ana attractive, by the al
ul Of Sculpture, Paintings, and the best rcalin
is matter which the wide range of American an
nd Foreign Literature affords
Y. Persons remittng funds for naon"bo,ohij
should mark lotters, Registered" and sta
the month with which they wish their magazine
- to commence, and also their post Office adlrc
n full, on the receipt of which, Il certificate
,ss membership, together with the magazine d
en- }ircd will be forwarded to any part Of the cou
Of try.
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstor
will observe that by joining this asSociutio
- they receive the Magazine and Free Tickets
, the annual distribution all at the same pr;
n1 n1 they now pay for the Magazine alone.
eu TO THE FRIENDS OF ART.-Thc Con
W Wne mittce Of Management of the Cosmopolitan 4
:, Association, being dcsirous Of extending t
benefit of the institution to every portion of t
49,, United States, wish to appoint some respon>
W bic persons as Honorary Secretaries in citi
y and towns where none are already appointed
B&23@ Offices of the Association, at the knic
~ -. erbockcr Magazine office, 3i8 Broadway, NJ
York, and lG6 Water ST., Sandusky, Ohio A
S, dress (at either ottice,)
rc- G. L. DERBY, Actuary c. A. & I. A.
E=ssT Memberships may be ATTAINED from
p WRIGHT, Plymouth, Hon Sec Plymouth
Us, RINGS REMEDY
IA for fc"FF and -1g'te, BNlouS Rc,nHient Ferer 4