Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-12-12
Prospectus for 1874 Seventh Year.
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TIE ALDINE, while issued with all the
roRulu ritz, has none Uf the temporary or im,IV
interest Characteristic Of ordinary periodicals..
II is an elegant miscellany of pure, light and
graceful literature; and collection NJ pictures
the rarest specimens Of artistic skill, in black
and white. Although each succeeding number
Affords fresh pleasure to its friends the real
value aud beauty Of the ALDiNB will be
most appreciated after it hrs been bound M at
the close Of the yenr. While other publicatiuns
may claim superior chetpness M cnmpnrrd
with rivals "f n similar class, the ALDTNB is
a unique and original conception -nluuc aud un.
approached absolutely without competition in
! price ur character. The pusSessnr vt u m
! plets volume caunut duplicate the qutntiiy uf
fine paper and ensrivihgs IN any other shape or
number nf volumes Gr ten times IFS cost and
then, 'hsre are the chiumos besides
ART DEPARTMENT., 1874
| The illustrations or the ALDTYE hnpe won
II world wide reputation and IN the art ceniers
nf Eurppe il is an Rdhiiped fact that its wn1d
cuts are examples NJ The highest perfection ever
attained. The comm u prriu ice in favor ~
"Steel plates" is rapidly yirl,ling tn more
educated and discriminating taste which rrc,.g.
nizrs the advantages Vt supnrinr artistic quality
with greater facility "f product N. The wnud-
cuts Ut THE ALDTNE possess all the tvlicacv
aud elaborate finish of The mast costly sieel
plate. while thov frd better rendering Of the
artists original
To fully renlizc the wonderful work which
THE ALDINE is doing for the work Of art
culture in Amrricn. it is only necessary in cun-
slrr the cns, lU thu people uf unv other decent
representations Of the productions Of great
painters
In addition IN drsgns by the members uf the
National Academy. aud other noted me rica n
artists. 7iiE ALDINE will rcrr ,ducr nxImples
nf tie b'si foreign mIs'crS seicclrd it'll view
tn the highest artistic success aud greatest gcn
a n.tf, ~ n
ALDLNE will. at a illing COST. erjnv in his
own home the pleasures and refining Influences
OF true art.
TIL. quarterly ;iniel plat FOR 1874 will be
by ThuS. Moran anl j D. Woodward
The Christmas Issue fur 1874 will contain
special designs appropriate To- the seA~h by our
best artists, nnd will surpass iu attractions any
Of its predecessors.
PRE- hlU>a FOR 1874.
Every subscriber to the ALDTNE for the
year lSIl Will receive par uf chr"mps The
original icturVs were painted in oil fur tie
publishers uf THE ALBINE by Thcm,s Mo-
ran whose great Colorado picture was uur-
chased 10y Congress- tor ten thousand dollars.
The subjects were chosen tn represent Tie
East aud The West" One is \ view in
the White Maintains, New II lmpshire the
other gives the Cliffs Of Green River, Wyi ming
Territory. The difference in the manure Of the
sceues themselves is a pleasing contrast, aud
affords goo display of the artists scope and
c''loring. The chromns are each worked frru,
thirty distinct plates, and are in size (l2Il6
hud appearance exact Hc-simiies Of the orIgi-
mails. The presentation Of worthy example
OF Americas greatest lRndseBpe painter to the
Subscribers of THE ALDlNE was a bold but
peculiarly happy idea. and its successful real
iz1tion is attcstsd by the following testimonial
over the signature of Mr. Moran himself:
NEWARK. Nj, Sept 2Odi, 1873.
MEssRs. JANIS SUrToS 4 Co.
GenhertsH i am delighted with the proofs in
color of yonr chrnmos They ara wonderfully
successful representations 5y mechanical pro-
cess Of the original piiniugs.
Very respectfully.
(Sgne l,) TuOS. MORAN.
Theso chromns are in every sense American,
They are bv an original American process. with
NJ ltrrial uf American IN Inunciure from designs
OF American scenery bv an Amer can painter
and presented lnsu5scribers 10 the first success
iui American Art journal. II no better be.
cause nf al. This. they will certeinly possess an
interest no inreign producti'n can inspire, and
neither are they any the worse If bv reason OF
peculiar facilities of production they cost the
publishers only trh,, while equal in every
respect to other chr. mos that sod singlv ilr
double the subscription price nf THE ALDiNE
Persons OF taste will prize these pictures Tor
themselves not for the price they dill did
not cost, and will appreciate the enterprise that
rem tcrs their distribution pnsshe,
/ II any subscriber shnulI indicate a prefer.
ence for figure subject tho publishers will
send Thoughts of Homo" new AMI bcanti.
ful chromn, liX20 inches representing ltlC
Italian exile, whose speaking eyes bctray the
lOngnGs Of his heart.
TERMS.
$500 per annum, in advance, with oil
Chromns free.
E,r so Cents Extra. the Cron,os nM B.
sent, m.mhd. rIrni'hed and prep rd by mail.
TUE ALDlNE will hereafter be obiainahlt
only by subscription. There will be no reduced
or club rate cash for subscriptions must b,
sent 81 the publishers direct. ar handed 10 tht
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hsheys, except in cases where the certificate /,
given. bearing HE J'tc .iniie signature OF JAMR'
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