The Arkansas advocate., 1830-09-08
NETWORK AMULET.

YKyHE primary object of this work will
 IA be, to check the rapid progress oftwe. alarming evils, so fatally prevalent in ourI country, viz: Intemperance and Inddelity,| which, like the cank erworm, are stripping
 the walks Of life Of all its flow CTS, and isas-
 ing the moral world ieafless desert... 10
 do this the more efectually, we shall pour. tray in the most vivid eoiors, the defofmlif
 and deleterious consequences of these most deadly evils, by interesting moral tales, sketches, fragments, essays, and scriptursl illustrations. We shall endeayor to cher.
 ish in the hearts of our readers, the sublime
 and benevolent sentiments of the blessed
 gospel of J Jesus Christie exhibit the beau ties and rewards of virtue in all their cap tivating lovliness--to awaking the bettg feelings of human nature--to cultivate tie SOCIAL and DOMESTIC affections-te dea
 the mind through the most delightful aver
 ues, to the bowers of happiness and peae
 ito elevate and enlarge the coneeptioH ito imbue the understanding with the mos exalted ideas of inimitable attributes ald perfections of the Great Divinity-thereeTI
 leading mankind to ( fear God and keepl
 his commandments.o To accomplish these designs, we shall
 call to our aid all the eloquence of truth,
 clothed in the most facinating forms-sueb
 as moral essays, simple or pathetic tales, varying from grave to gay, from ilTeY to serene''-poetical sketches--diaacfc articles in verse-and sometimes to enlP ven our pages, tale of fancY-a hllmoroU story--an alegory--a ballad-or song
 viii receive an insertion. In each and n
 all, the great end and aim will be, to con.
 vey moral and religious sentiments, thfo'
 a pleasing medium, to the heart--of, ID
 other words, to blend a the useful withssas
 sweet.'
 In order to furnish our readers with the
 choicest articles both of poetry and prose ito encourage genius and foster taieH'- generous premiums will be awarded, iron .a
 time to time, for original articles furnisa, ed. The entire scrriees of distiagusne- literary gentleman, late from London, WnV
 has for some time past been a contrihii'S' to the English periodicals, arc engagea i0' the New-Y ork Amulet. With these cam for patronage, the work will be suAmltse
 to the consideration of candid geaeIoO public. Should we succeed in our enass
 yors to blend usefulness and lnstracu0. with amusement and delight, our eDlss' will be accomplished. CoNDITIoNs.-The New-Y York Amulel- {
 published by an association of gentlems'lA. ] will be beautifully printed on fine, WAl's s
 paper, Alto size, with entire new type 's typographical execution shall equal tna'm
 any similar publication i'll Ainerica' r.;'
 will be afforded to city subscribers III ~, ladelphia and New Y Yorlx who will reees's E
 them by 2 carrier, at one dollar and .Nss ty-fve cents the volume, handsomely v vered for preservation. Mail suhsefipas, i,a without covers, will be furnished ~l'a nM volume, at the eeyy ioas price 9 c,s.i u ] DOLL.4R--payable in advance. on0 ths 5 the patronage warrant the expenses s,sts ss
 work will be embellished with coppefPs's engravings. osr,. l Or Subscriptions receiued at asas 9gss, 15-1aar.