The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-27
NEW YORK AtETrg.E,r

57fif primary object of this wor,,...,.
 4 be, to check the rapid proeress < z nLs alarming evils, so fatally prevaIen. 1.IsS q two country, VIZ: intemperance and lr5at,.o'us = ous , winch, like the cankefwor, are st,;s'l.s. the walks of life of all its flowers. ana app'ns ing the moral world IeafIess desa~. .eayT do this the more ehectually, we sbsli lo tray in the most vivid colors, the dsfalp'uf pouf and deleterious consequences of hyilnl'y deadly evils, by interesting mora, most most sketches, fragments, essays, and scr;a.. .aies. illustrations. We shali endeayor .a ,psnral ish in the hearts of our readers. tho ples- and benevolent sentiments of tho bls.'ho gospel of jesus Christ-to exhibit the ssasu hess ties and rewards of virtue in all their cas cau- tivating loyllness--to awaking the betal feelings of human nature--to cultiyatess s' SOCIAL and DOMESTIC afections-to aoa, ,na the mind through the most delightful asss ues, to the bowers of happiness and nesu sea' Ito elevate and enlarge the concept;s pgass Ito imbuc the understanding with tb T paOAo s",A exalted ideas of inimitable attfib,,t... Ipertections of the Great Diginity--tbaraalla' leading mankind to fear God and Ia his commandments" To accomplish these designs. we .h.,, call to our aid ali the eioquence of trntI clothed in the most facinating forms--sra.s as moral essays, simple or pathetic tslo. varying C from grave to gay, from l;valI. I to serenee-poetical sketches s;,l,,.t:.. articles in verse-and sometimes to ar,; yen our pages, tale of fancy--a h,,nora,,, story--an aiegory-a ballad--or a sonr1 will receive an insertion- In each and <, all, the great end and aim will be. to eo. vey moral and religious sentiments. ibra. 1 a pleasing medium, to the heart--or <. other words, to blend " the useful with tla sweets
 i Ii order to furnish our renders win, ,tba choicest articles both of poetry and pros. Ito encourage genius and foster talant.- generous premiums will be awarded. from i time to time, for original articles furpiSL.
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