Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-04
Young Mems Library and Reading
fR0Om.

We desire TO call the attention OF our citizens
TO the fact that the young men OF the city have
organized Library and Reedlng Room Associa-
ton. No enterprise is more worthy of encour-
agement. liz Is eminentiy calculated TO cultivate
taste tor reading amongst the young.
The design is To procure all the best newspa-
pers and magazines OF this country, without re
gard to party or sect. and also To procure the
leading newspapers, magazines and periodical, OF
Europe. In this last feature II offers peculiar IN
ducements to our emigrant population But few
can afford 10 supply themselves with foreign
newspapers and magazines. They are much
higher in price than American, and the postage
Is great addition to the cost. By this means
the German can read, each week. the news fresh
from his fatherland. France, England and Ire
land will also De represented on the files.
With what ratification will they, who are
separated by the ocean from the lani of their
birth, peruse these papers filled With intelligence,
much OF It local 10 the very scenes of their child.
hood and the present home OF friends and rela-
tiyes lett behind
The existing struggle by Poland for her Ia
tional Independence is full OF interest. ana com.
plcations are arising out OF il which threaten TO
involve all Europe in war.
The current intelligence OF the day will be all
absorbing for some time 10 come. We are
making daily the most important history in the
worlds record
We have ess time and disposition 10 read of
the past than before the outbreak OF the war.
We are busy With the present
To the merchant and business man Of all
pursults IL will he invaluable a. he can at any
time consult the commercial news from all parts
Of Europe and the United States
The low price s. per annum) i another in
ducement. This il less than the cost OF q single
daily paper. ana each member will have access TO
the choice current literature OF the world tor less
than two cents per day IL thus offers great
advantages 10 persons OF hmited means liz will
require about three hundred members to place
tile institution on irm basis and we cannot
permit onrself TO doubt for moment that Indi-
annapolis. with its intelligent and reading popula
ton, will fully sustain SO commemorate an enter
prise.
Every young man who desires to be well in
formed should become a member at once.
Ia il expected To have a room attached Ia the
nature Of a club room where members can res irt
and be at all times certain of meeting congenisl
company, aud thus cultivate the growth OF social
intercourse among our citizens
IL Is desirable that those who wish 10 become
members should do 50 at once. ~ the association
il DESTROYS OF ssc.rtauing their strength and pro
curing rooms and forwarding Subscriptions for
the various papers and periodicals required.
The plan of the association viii also embrace
course OF lectures each winter anu il Is the eK
pectation that some OF the most eminent Lecturers
viii DE procured IN a short time. and our city have
the benefit of course this winter.
Tickets of membership en- he obtained OF ).
YSndes. \. McCnt, Judge Ray. Geo. ". Sloan,
JOHN VI. Caldwell, john a. Pomeroy, and i
Caven.
Success. we say to the Young Men. Reading
Room.