American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-02-22

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''sies's sisss
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nation.
aud General
FINE ARTS,
tneourage and
mate pure and
country. Fop
Tain choice and
'atuary, &C.,
sutiOn.
Olish and issue 10 it.
Literature of the day.
Ir Monthly Magazines
" works. -
ALTON for 1854, have the
HE subscription books for
en-, and that the first annuau
r., contained in the above.
January next; which oc-
s1uled among the members or
pcharge, several hundred SUI
ohg which will be the sorIrina
atue Of HIRAM PowKRs,
Greek Slave
cnse of over 5.gOOi Also 49,,
scction magnificent OH, PANT
W me pest productions OF celebrated,
nnSGIgn artists, among which are tbe
MEEKER, Read, KENsETr. GRIswoIn
Ns'TN, ana other eminent Ameyican
WIN toe constant additions made
.on y, now IN Europe, will render this bv far
'e1e gallery OF Arts In the United ststes
The Literature
Or dlsse mir atlng among the me emb.rs of,b.
If !, lof Ieo4, viii consist Of the followinp
uagHElhes, reviews, DC, viz: HarDsr's Me
snL .'StHSm; en- bIaei rood, Rnieter6oeIer En-, Godev;s
owing ouarterIS rgGS%Vs .hegGiint; together with
ish. and RdiR brzgA Rep,er S"H''"g, NeTfA
ihe association sopen to all; anv nersor ma -
ON ome member on the payment Of So, which e9titles
un 20 membership and one ofthe above Magazines
OF 'r ore year, and also frae fsJ ~ in,
In the annual dislrihution sfSTATuARY PIiSTxos ~
oftbe g~o ot 81 nye memberships, entitled
tickets In the distribution. S 'N@t' *Lu S'S'
Ihe e wide spread fame Of the above periodicals
70 say any thing in their praise as IL IA
conceded that as literary organs they are far in adj
oS os ., ean n @,ers n the world, The publishers
price " eucn OF whleh invariably 90 year: thns III
becomiDGo member ofthis ssociation II
the Two toa oeneht Of three dollars worth Of steri
most Magnificent collection Of choice WoyI. nf 1rti
me country equal to that of the old American Arts
TIE GALLEHy ofthe association is located at sarGu.-
Ky Guy; Enere ouIEan GRANITE BrILDINGs have been
ereeb or u; hnu IN whose aoious Saloon the hole.
collection OF Painting and Statuary will he eyS;ptsd
Ing nes n e derived romhe purchase orks
! AZ fGRfoNs desiring to become members can hive
= tne me Mngazhe commence with any month they choose
md rely pm itsbeing mailed to them promItiy on IA =.
first of every month direct from the New Ycorb arS
. rhiadslphia Publishers. Back Numbers furnished II
TIE ISoREAsINo ISTEHrsr felt in the advarecnentsf
.ne me ALs' warrant the belief that this Association
VIII, WIN inc powerful aid of Literature become Mt
= ouce unrsrsGhy gopaIar, as II My cuitvates md
Gneontnge; ,ne FINE Arts but disseminaies sterling
n TO the present wants and tastes the Tjcpn neope
= enaOng both rich and poor make their homes plea
Y SAM ana attractive, by the aid of Sculpture Paintrgs
n and the best reading matter which the wide range or
;, American Foreign Literature affords
few OF the peculiar ges derived by Joining
N this Association are - ''S
20 lst Al persons get The H pGiue of their suSserp
l. Literature; - "e "e
y Cd They are nt the same time contributing toward
purchasing choice Works of Art are i'm tnrn 10 be dis
- 'louted among themselves free of charge;
= Jd Eaeh member Is also indirectly encouraging and
~ patronzing the Arts and Artists of the country dis
~ pursng many thousands OF dollars ugh its agency
~ Ihose VINO purchase Magazines at Bookstores, wilL
observe that Joining the Association, thev
udgaEHe and Free Ticket in the alE
g ut the same price THEY the Magazine alone
booEs are open to receive the Eastern Office
u New York, or Western office, Sandusky. Z
Persons remtting funds of ofmembership should mark
no letters Registered,' and state the month with which