"Terms of subscription for the sixth year. Every subscriber of three dollars will receive 1st.--The superb steel engraving "Shakspeare and his friends [i.e., Shakespeare and his contemporaries, painted by John Faed, R.S.A.]." 2d.--A copy of the eleganty [sic] illustrated art journal [i.e., Cosmopolitan Art Journal], one year. 3d.--A free season admission to the galleries, 548 Broadway, New York. 4th.--A fine chance to obtain a splendid oil painting in the annual distribution of premiums, which takes place on the eve of Jan. 31st, 1860, when over four hundred valuable works of art, will be given to subscribers as premiums, comprising choice paintings, sculptures, outline, &c., by the first American and foreigh artists ..."

"Subscriptions for the sixth year will be received up to the evening of the 31st January ... as follows:--in Lowell, Mass., at Rugg and Griffith's Music Store, 77 Merrimack Street; in Lawrence, at Cutler's News Agency, 138 Essex Street; and in Haverhill, at Martin's News Room, Post Office Building, at which places the public are invited to call and examine the journal and engraving. C.P. Lord, general agent, 77 Merrimack St., Lowell, Mass."

Printed area measures 27.1 x 19.5 cm.

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