The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-06
NEW-YORE2 AYzETg4Hs'T.

HEyHE primary object of this work will
 -h- be, to eiecs the rapid progress of t9sss tt9sss alarming evils, so fatally prevalent in our country viz intemperance and Infidelity, w hi4sh, like the caakefworin, are stripping the walks of fife of all its flowers, and ieaY- ing the moral world a leadess desert To do this the moro efectually, we shall pour tray in the most vivid colors. the dcformity and deleterious consequences of these most deadly evils, by interesting moral tales i sketches, fragments, essays, and seriptursl 1 illustrations. We shalt endeayor 10 cher- ish in the hearts of our readers, the sublime and benevolent sentiments of the blessed gospel of ] esns Christ-to exhibit the beau
 ties and rewards of virtue in all their cap
 tiyatipg lovliness-to awaking the better 1 feelings of human naturo--to cultivate the
 SOCIAL and DOMESTIC adocfions--to deal
 the mind through the most delightful ayep.
 ucs, to the bowers of happiness and peace
 ito elevate and enlarge the conceptlors
 ito imbnc the understanding with lemost
 exalted ideas Of inifiitable attributes and lpcrfections of the Great Diyinity--therebyl leading na'.'zind to 4 fear God and keep his commandments" l To accomplish these designs, we shais call to our aid all the eloquence of truth, clothed in the most facinating forms-sach as moral essays, simple or pathetic tales. varying from grave to gay, fren lively 10 serene'-poetical ketches--didactlc articles in verse--and sometimes to en- yen our pages, q tale of fancy-a humorous
 story--an alegory--a bailad--or a sore- wsll receive atf Insertion Tn each and ia 1 all, the great end and aim will be, to COD. vey mural and religious sentiments, thrc' 2 pleasing medium, 10 the heart-or, ID other words, to blend the ueefai with tthhS Esweet.''
 tn order to furnish our readers with ;se
 iGicest both Of and pros ito encourage genius and foster talent~ generous premiums will be awarded, fran time to time, for original articles fdrnSu,, cd. The entire serrices of g distingulshea literary gentleman, late from LondonswDo has for some time past been contrioatef 10 the English periodicals. are engaged io' the New-Yorlx Amulet With these clam, for patronage, the york will he submtteu to the consideration of candid generous public. Should VIC succeed in our endea' sors to blend usefulness and instructlou with amusement and delight, our oolecs will be accomplished.
 CosDITIoNs.--The New Y ork Anlulet-- published by an association of gentemaen, will be beautifully printed on fine, Wn,'s paper, 1-to size, with entire new type. Hf typographical execution shall equal taas '. '. any similar publication in Amcricas'n sn,;s ~ will be afforded to city subscribers m fm. ladelphia and New Y oyk, who will recelss them by carrier, at one dollar and .Vsa ~. ty-five cents the volume, handsomely eo vered for preservation. Mail suhscua'% without covers, will be furnished wl'a wug volume, at the uery losO price 9 'M UssM DOLLlR-payable in advance. ohsa .Sa the patronage warrant the exPenses,,'sats ,sts
 work will be embellished with cope rp'ssS
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