Nebraska palladium. [volume] (Bellevieu City, Neb.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-24
THE CREEK sLAVE!
Ea-.h-atc, Venus, Flora, Hebea aG the DANCING
Grill

E1--t-ltc, Venus, Flora, HebeGuL the Dancing
Girl!
II NIE1N.Tr celebrated Statutes, tagJtaar with
1 fifteen ia'gioe 100 bronze. a.l several hum
drcl a.ae. .frcnt oil prirtju.H from the co.
of soilss 90 Be distributed among the
nnmbas O.. Doe Co morolilan Art Association
al ihe ir5t annual distribution, iu Jauuaryi ext.
Tic Cosmopolitan Act and Literary As Ici-
elton, Cr-nriled Tor the Encouragement and
G-1--ol btlusi0u II Literature AVID the Fine
ne" and ORIGINAL plan.
#ie G uruifrn d. Management have the
l. Hnno.uc rr that the Fifth Annual
Dj-lih.t,,l "tI fake place og thc 30ih of jan
nary most. ON which occasion there will be- dis
tribg.ad or allotted 10 moWhers several hundred
wo Is Of art, among which is the original and
world-rcuoWHed statue Of the Greek Slave. bv
Hiram Powers costing over five thousand dol
lars! together with the beautiful statues OF We
nus. Bacchante, Hcbc, Flora, and The Dancing
Girl, and fifteen s%tauettos IN brouze, imported
from Paris; also. a large collection Of Oil Paint
ings. comprising some Of the best productions
Of celebrated Americans and Foreign Artists.
PLAN OF THE CURRENT YEAR.
The payment Of three dollars constitutes any
one q member Of This association. and entities
him 10 the Knickerhocker Magazine for one
year, and also a ticket in the distribution of
Staiuary and Paintings which are 70 be allotted
to members in January.
Persons taking FIVE memberships are entitled
10 FIVE Of tho Magazines for one year, ami also
TO six tickets in The distribution.
Persons, on becoming ncmbers can have their
Magazines with any month they
choose, and rely on its being mailed 20 them
promptly on The FIRST Of every month, direc.
hom New Yo-k.
The proceeds derived from fhc sale Of mem
Acrships are devoted to the purchase of works
.&art for the ensuing wear.
y Books open 10 receive names az The Eastern
Office, New York, or Western office, SauIusEv.
The Gallery or Art is located az sanduskv.
(the Western office Of the Association) where
superb Granite Buildings have been erected for
it, and m whose spacious saloons the splendid
collections Of statuary and Paintings is exhib-
= The advantages secured by becoming a mem
Der Of this Association are
Isl. All persons receive Tho fun value Of
their subscription NJ the start, Ia the shape OF
sterling Magazine Literature.
ID. Zach member contributing toward pur-
chasing choice works Of ant, which are 10 b,
distributed among themselves, and are at the
same time encouraging The arts Of the country
discussing thousands Of dollars through it.
agency,
Persons RENTING funds FOR membership
shouldmar letters, "Registered," and state ia,
month with which they wish their magazine.
to commence, and also Their post office addres.
III luis on l"e le',lpt VI Nhichj Il ceftIichte o
membership, together with The magazine desired
viii befowarded 70 any part of the country.
Those who purchase magazines al bookstore
viii observe that by joining this Association
they receive The Magazine and Free Ticket Il
the annual distribution, at the same price the.
now pay for The Magazine alone.
Illustrated Catalogues of the whole collec
ton sent on application, free Of charges.
~ Office Of The Association, at the Kuick
erbocker Magazine office, 34s Broadway N. y
and at No. lG6 Water Street, Sandusky, Ohio
Address, Cat either oiiice) for membership,
C.. l.. DERBY c. A. & l.. A.