The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-01-25

q nRGANIZED( for the Encouragement and General
" DinGsion of LITERATURE and the FINE IRTs
on New and Original Plsn - 10 ~
lhlsneY Association is designed to encourage and
PGPPIIIarze the Fine Arts, and disseminate pure ard
ths purpose Galley of Arts is to be peTn,snettIy
iognded' which will each year contain choice a.
'Hiuuoie CORRECTION of PrGtlngs, Statuary, &C.. ..T
For Free Distribution,
The Association will also publish and jssue 10 n.
members each year, the Lest Literature Of The day,
consisting consisting OF the most popular Monthly Magazines
hSyiews, eve VS. ard Pictorial Library works IN ,-'-s
lnE OFFICERS OF Association for 1s54 bovo tbo
pressure OF announcing that the subscription for
distribution Works Of Att contained in ne dh1v
Gallery, will take place in January next; on which o
tas'1n cas- mere Will he distributed among the members OF
me me- &ASsoelation free of charge, several hundred su-
peru Works of Art, among which will he the otciTo
anu hu"otdrenowned statue of HIRAM PowERs,
The Greek Slave. 't'"fR
purchased Mt an expense of over S5OOOl Also I,-o
mu very choice collection ofmH gnifcent OIL PANT
@ ofthe best productions of celebrated
AmSrean ana Foreign Artists, among which are tbs
works OF SoNTAG, MREKER, READ, KESsrTT Cp,svot te
GL99uoh' G9 FRAXKENsTIN, and other eminent American
through an agent now in "F constant additions made
'h0 MOST complete Gallery of Arts IN the United States
r. .y,,r The Literature
puoshed Tor dlssemiI atirg among the membprsortbo
A%oGlation for 1854. will consist of The folIort,,
hOlthly Magazines, Reviews dc,.yiz: Uorr-r., A =
gaithe. PntHdm, BiaeI rood, RRicks,booEsr Cofry.s
the following Quarterly Reviews rcpriTied in New
1oix ni w; Resf%ias'er. LOHfda QrGrterIy, Asri1
| s|
The sociatonis open TO all; apy persopm,, bo
come hiember on the payment Of S3 which entitle,
MN 10 membership and one tEe above Magazine,
or heVleWs orr one year, and also to fae tekit in
in the nnual disrhGtion ST SrATr,Ry. P,IsTNss A.
ail PERSONS Who take five memberships, are entitled
on. q, IL uie h nxs ~ OF me Magazines year, and si1
The wide spread ame of tho nbove erjodicnI, rer-
, 10 sy any thing in their praise, it
con'cde lnh a literary organs. they are far in nd.
vance OF any others in the world The nublishcr..
price OF each ofwhich is invariably 80 yeur; thrs bv
nf hia Aasn
the two fold benefit of three dollars worth Of stcrI-
ing i,era,Hrs ana ticket in the dstribuon OF tho
most Magnlhcent collection Of choice works of Art in
the country, equal TO that the old American Art
/ Union. ~ ar
TrE GAILFRy ofthe Association is isIocated at snrsu,
tky city, whero SurEHn GRANITE BriInrsos have been
erected Tor IT, nnd IN whose Iaious Saloon the hole
Collection OF Painting and Stdtuary viii be exhibited
Ihe net proceeds derived from the purchase OF
of Art for the ensuing wear. wv
i A., ,PERsoSs desiring to become members. cnn hnyo
the Magazine commence with any month they choose,
and rely rn Its being mailed TO them promItiy on the
drst Of orery month direct from the New York and
desired. 2 E!T NT'F
TIE INcREAslso INTEREST felt in the sdyarcemc Of
the Fine Arts, warrant the BELIEF that this
VIII, withthe powerful pid of Literature. become 1t
omcs mnIse''GMy a. 2gPsfa' as il not ony culvaies ma
Literature throughout the land thereby udapting itself
to the present wants and tastes ofhe American people
enabling BON zen and poor to make their homes plea
SAINT ana attractive, by the aid of Sculpture Pain
aud the best reading matter which the wide range Of
American Foreign Literature affords -
few of the peculiar advantages de rived BY ioi ming
this Association, are
lst. All pcsonsget the H palue of their subserip
= Literature; wv . -
Cd They are al the samc time contributing toward
pncnGsihg choice Works of Art in tnrn TO be dis
, tributed among themselves free of charges; ~
3d. Each member Is also indirectly encouraging an
paironizins the Arts and Artists Of the country dis
bursting many thousands of dollars throug Oh its ncy
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores, will
observe that byioning tho Association ne
Magazine, and Free Ticket in TIE annual
at the same price THEY NOW orthe Magazine alone.
BOOKS are open to receive the Eastern oiee
: New York, or Western Office, Sandusky. b
Persons remitting funds of membership, should mark
letters, Regscred and state the month with which
IS they wish their magazines to commence and also theiI
/ Post 0ee address in fuH, the receipt Of which,
certificate OF membership together with the magazine
i desrcd WILDE forwarded to part ofhe country.
J. IT Ofhces of the Association, at the
Magazine Office, 24s Broadway, New York, and at No
Water Street, Sandusky. Ohio. Address (at either
of1ce,) G. J.. DERBY, Actuary O. A al A
II Nv. NJ. GRISWoLD, Hon. Secretary Lancaster,
of which membership may be obtained. Sept. IA