The Arkansas advocate., 1830-10-13
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 N be, to check the rapid progress s af s.a sai alarming evils, so fatally prevalent <, ''o country, VIZ: fntemperance and 1nfaat,u.ul uuf " hicli, like the cans er.ycr..s, ls5s the walks of life of all lis flow CTS. sl,1 ing the moral world leafess desert sag- s.s do this the more ehectually, we shaIl'nasio tray Tn the most vivid colors, the deforr.su.f and deleterious consequences of fheso.i'y deadly evils, by interesting moral ta,' oss sketches, fragments, essays, and sfr;nt.'Ss t..eSs IilIustrations. We shall endeayor to fsp'ai ,'' Ish m the hearts of our readers, the snbl;'z and benevolent sentiments of the hIaaa'e, hI,''e gospel ofJesus Christ-to exhihittba bsseu bs.Su ties and rewards of virtue Tn all tba;r ,1s'' tlvating loyliness--to awalxing the bataP feelings of human nature--to cultivate ~ SOCIAL and DOMESTIC afections-to ds ne the mind through the most delightful sSes ssi ues, to the bowers of happiness and naa eHs ito elevate and enlarge the coneopf:ss sa ito imbue the understanding with tba .sgns ,na1 exalted ideas Of iai.its.bIe attffii,,ffs ,i.osl perfectiens of the Great DiYinity-tb,sGipo leading mankind to < fear God and ditesy i.asl lis commandments. ,
 To accomplish these designs we5s1.,, call to our aid all the eloquence of fra.a f'' clothed in the most faeinating forms--s.' as moral essays, simple or pathetic tsisa sIe'' varying ss from grave to gay. from E,.s1al, Esl to serene }-poetical sketches-didaetis articles in yerse-and sometimes fo ~. ven our pages, tale of faney-a humorous story--an alegory--a ballad-or soa.s '' viii receive an insertion. Tn each and jn all, the great end and aim will be to aa .'i I x,,1l, srotS pleasing medlum, to the heart-er ;s other words, to blend :" the useful with tba sweet.'' 'iss
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