The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1873-10-24
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A Representative Of American Taste.
NOT FOR SALE IN BOOK on NEWS sToRfs.
timely Interest characteristic OF ordinary
periodicals !,*h It is an elegant miscellany OF
collection Of pictures, the rarest specimens
Of artistic skill, in black and white: A.
fresh pleasure to it's friends tho real value
and and beauty of TIE Aldine will DO
up at tho close of the year. While other
as compared with rivals OF a similar class,
eoption@alone and @napproached@ ALSO
lutely without competition in price or char
! can not duplicate the quantity Of fine pa
and in any 9thec share Q.
ART DEPARTMENT.
notwithstanding the increase in the price
roprosentativo character, tho edition wa. a
proving that the American public apppro-
tho cause Of art; Tho Publishers anxious to I"
| strated, have exerted themselves to tho ut.
most to develop and improve tho work,
|
folded by the monthly issues, will astoni4a.
and delight ovon the most sanguine friends
The publishers are authorized to a4.-
nounce designs from many of tho most can
nent artists Of America:
examples of the best foreign mAstors re-
looted with a view to the highest artistic
success and greatest general Interests avoid
photographs or copies of any kind.
The quartorly tintod plates for 1878 wal
child-sketches, appropriate to tho four sea
sons; Those plates, Appearing in the issues
Would be alone Worth the pr na OF vess
subscription.
MS fst1rS of
| uod.
TO possess such valuable epitome Of
! tho art-wOrld, at a cost SO trit1ing, will CON-
mand the subscriptions of thousands in
every section of the country; but, as the
usefulness and attractions OF The Aidine
can be enhanced i'll proportion to the numcr-
ical increase of it's supporters, the publish
ors propose to mako assurance doubly
sure" by tho following unparalleled of1ea
PREMIUM CIIROhIos FOR 1873
Eye every subscriber to The Aidine, who
| coive, without additional charge, a pair OF
beautiful oil chromos, after J. J. Hin, the
VaRg sn Beifo ana Grasss
tho Moor" arc l4S2O inchos-aro printed
from diilSrent Plates
fect each picture. The same chromos arc
soid Tor go pcr pair i'll the art stores. AS it
! is the determination Of it's conductors to
petition in every department., tho chro-
| mos will be found correspondingly aloa<i
of any that can be offered by other periodi-
calls. Every subscriber will receive q cer-
tificatc, over tho signature Of tho publish
ers, guaranteeing that tho chronos deliver
! ca shall DO equal to the samples furnished
tho! tho agent zen or tho money viii be refunded.
| me distribution of pictures Of this grade
froe to the subscribers to a tive-dollar ne
| riodical, will mark an epoch in the history
Of art; and, considering tho unprecedented
cfIeapncss or tho price for The AIdine it.
| self, tho marvel falls little short OF q mira
! Gle, even to those best acquainted with tho
achleVements Of Inventive genius and i'm
| proved mechanical appliances. (For illus
trationS Of these chroinos see Noycmhcc
issue of The Aldinc.)
THE LITERARY DEPARTMENT
| will continue under the caro- of Mr.. Rich
writer's and poets. OF the day, who viii
| strive to havo tho literature of The Aldine
always i'll keeping with its artistic attr:,<.-
tons.
TERMS.
| 70 pcr annum, in advance, with Oil Chrt,-
| mos FREQ.
The Aldinc will hereafter be obtainabic
| only by subscription. There will DO no re-
| must DO sent to tho publishers direct OF
| handed to tho local agent, without respon.
| sibility to tho publishers, oXcept in cases
whore tho certificate is given, boaring the
facsimile signature of James Sutton Il 90.
| AGENTS WANTED.
Any person, wishing to act permanently
! Information by applying to james Sutton
| Il Co., Publishers,
| No. IS Maiden Lano, Now York,
| FOR 1873.