The Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1854-1855, 1855-01-19

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rINHE above celebrated Statues together fifteen Stat
uctts in Bronze, several hundred Magnificent Oil
Paintings form the collection of prizes be distributed
among the members Of the Cosmopolitan Art
the first annual distribution in January next
The Cosmopolitan Art and Literary Association,
Organized for the Encouragement and General Diffusion
Ct Literature and the Fine Arts and original plan
This popular Art Association is designed to and
popula1e tbs Fine Arts and disseminate wholesome era
ture throughout tho country Gallery Of Art perma
nenty founded and will contain valuable collection Of
Paintings and Stauary for the annual of each
Tho best Literature Of the day will be issued to sub
scber consisting of the popular Monthly Magazines Re
views, Sc.
nouneng that the First Annual Distribution will take place
the seth of January which time will be distrbu
ted or aGted 70 several a works Of
the Greek Slave by Hiram Powers costing five thou
Eacehane, Hebe, Fora the Dancing Girl.
Stauetts in Bronze imported from Paris; also large
lection Of OIL Paintings comprising some Of the best pro
duetions Of celebrated American and Foreign Artists
The Literature issued to subscribers consists of the follow
I If M and
Book. and the Quarterly Reviews printed in New York.
Limbaugh Westminster, London Quarterly, and North
Plan for the Current Xear--rss4-5.
The payment Of three dollars constitutes
her of this Association and entities him either the
above Magazines for year, and also ticket the
distribution Of the Satuary and Paintings which be
allotted to members in january.
Persons taking memberships any five of
tho Magazines year, and six tickets in the dis
tribution.
Persons becoming members have their Magazine
with any month they choose and rely be-
ing mailed to them promptly the first of month
direct from the New York Philadepha Publishers
Iitslls Living Age Weekly, is furnished year and
memberships for 90.
The proceeds derived from the sale of memberships
devoted to the purchase Of Works of Art for the
ing year.
Books open receive names Eastern Office New
York, or Western office, Sandusky.
The Gallery of Art located Sandnsky the Western
Office of the Association where superb Granite Buildings
erected whose spacious saloons the
splendid collection Of S,atuay and Paintings exhibited
THE ADVANTAGES SECURED
By becoming member Of this Association
All persons the full value subscription
the start in the shape of sterling Magazine Literature
Works of Art which be distributed among
and the time the Artists Of the
discussing thousands of dollars through its agency
Persons in rcsnittng funds for membership please
their post Office address full stating the month they
wish the Magazine and the Regis
which certificate of membership, together with the Mara
kline desired viii be forwarded of the
Those who purchase Magazines at Bookstores will observe
that by joining this association they receive the Magazine
price they now pay for the Magazine alone
Persons subscribing time before the 5eh of January
are entitled to the Magazines for 1855.
Closing Of the Books.
Subscriptions viii BE- received up the Soth January
which time the distribution will take place.
Illustrated Desrpre Catalogues of the whole collection
to be will be free of charge collection
Offices of the Association the Knickerbocker Mag
azine ohce sac Broadway New York No I66
street Sandusky Vhio Address either office.
bership, c. L. DERBY. Actuary c. A. & L. A.
sE- CHAS. b. BURCHENAL. CentrerilIe Honorary
Secretary, Of whom memberships may be obtained
pece1nber %, 1854 1.t