Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-11-26
ART DEPARTMENT

Notwithstanding the increase In the price Of sub
scrip ti0n last Fail. when THE ABDTNE assumed
its present noble proportions ard representa-
character, the edition was more than doubled tur-
ing the present year F; proving that the American
pablo appreciate and viii support, sincere effort
in the cause Of art, The publishers, anxious to
justify the ready confidence thus demonstrated,
have exerted themselves to the utmost to develop
and improve the work and the plans for the COM
ing year, as unfoided by the monthly issues will
astonsh ard delight even the most sansuinc friends
Of THE 1LD{NE.
The publishers are authorised so announce de-
signs from many OF the most eminent artists Of
America.
In addition, THE iLDTNE will reproduce exam
pies Of the best foreign masters, selected with
to the highest artistic success, ana greatest
general interest; aeiding such as have become IA
mlia3, through photographs. copies of any kind,
The quarterly tinted tinted plates, for 1873, viii
reproduce four OF john :. Davis iuimjtabie chilt-
skstchs, appropriate to the four seasons. These
plates appearing in the issues for January, april,
July and October, would be alone worth the price
OF a years subscription.
The popular feature Of a copiously illustrated
"ChTictmas'' number will be continued.
To postess snch valuable cpitome of the art
would AT a triAiug, VIII command tho sub
scriptions Of thousand, in every section OF the
country bUt A. tie usefulness and GtlactioHS DI
TIE ALDINE can be enhanced. in proportion 10
the nu nariri increase OF its supporters the pub
Fishers .prnPoss "a mako assurance double sure,
by the following unparalle, ed offer Of
PREMIUM CHROMOS FOR 1873.
Every subscriber to THE ELDINE, who pays in
advance for The year 1873 will receive, without
additional charge pair of beautiful chromos, az
ter J. 7. Bill the eminent English painter. The
pictures er tiled THE Village Belle, - and Gross
ing ;hs y Dor" are Il Y % nches-arr printed from
25 die ert plates, requiring . ktHereHt impress
sions and tiuts TO perfect each picture. The same
chr mos are sold for $50 per pair In the art stores
ii is the determination Of its conductors to keep
IlHE ALDTNE out of the reach Of competition in
every department, the chToHoS viii be found cor
respondirCly ahead of any that can be offered by
other periodicals.. Every subscriber will receive
&c Gcgte overthe signature of the publishers.
,r.Gr0Hfcsing that the chromos deliverd shall! DO
equal 70 the samples furnished the agent, or the
money viii be refunded. The distribution o! pic
lures of this grade, free to subscribers To hve
dollar periodical will mark epoch IN tho histo-
~ of Art ; aud couciderag the nunrecedcHted
cheapness of the price for THE AhDiNE itself,
the marvel falls little short Of miracle. event
those best acquainted with the achievements Of in
veutive genius and improved mechanical 2pp!iun-
ces For illustrations Of these chromOs, No
vember Issue OF TIE 1LDiNEl
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
viii continue under the oare of Wr. RICHARD
HENRY STOnDhRD, assisted by the best writers
literature Of T8F ALDLNE always in keeping
with it. artistic attractions.
TERMS,
SIS per annum, in advance, with Oil Chromos FREQ.
THE 4LDIVE will hereafter, be o5taina5ie on
II nv subscriprion There ,vill be no reduced
club rate: cash for subscriptions must be sent TO
the On bis hers direct handed to the local agent,
,ciftoui 7csUgase5tJifg 90 he publishers, excaptiH
cases where the certificate is given, bearing the
fac-simile signature Of JAMES SUTTON Co.
AGENTS WANTED.
ANY person wishing 10 act permanently as To-
cal agent wi!irec-ivo full and prompt information
by applying 10
JAMES SUTTON & CO., Publishers,
So Maiden Name, New York.