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INDIANA mTEMIAK b published every Saturday morning, by Aik’s Bums, Jr. Ofier, in tbe Ea* end of lHo Now Harmony Hill, up stairs.OCrTBRIIS—One Dnttsa akd Firrr Cxxts per annum, In advance: Two Dol-L4Kf at tbe end nfsix month.: andT«lt; Dollass Aivn FirTr Caiirsat the expiration of tbe year..1 Com of four persons paying Fi«e DelIsnt. will reeeife Hmr copies for one ttir.. nr uiyft'nffKiiiiiiil Bt tinu. Allleg;it advertise mem* (to insure their inser-.lioii,) must be accompanied by tbe1 US*v\~imSSJSffrefS2S‘Sntomw £- uva »?VOL. II.NEW HARMONY, SATHr ibouac ■ aw akUh U m of m train.lu uliU tan*-. an ill pH banter.It. maut,, « nwx. » X l~U.tr.And atm u An m II to nan p.»l« tan 1Ttu.uha«b ennaa knrlnc aWvad) .to -ill trnnd Diliartdby Ricuvnn Owen, at Mb Harmony, Man-A 19, 18-1-1; bring Ott Annhmary of thr Mae Harmony Temperance Society.On the anniversary of the foundation of tins society, it is a duty wc owe to ourscifca and others, to look backbread, the sons to lire on the earning* of other* by fraud or stealing, pcrlinp* hurried at hut to take the life of a fellow being and thus end their days on the gallows. The wife of his bosom, *hc who has devoted to him the prime of her life, she who has anxiously watched his gradual departure from virtue, until her wan, pale cheek and emaciated appearance, indicate tbat her prematurely decayed form, once so beautiful, must soon be locked in I he icy clusp of death—she must bear all, must sec her earthly hopes crushed and yet utter not one murmur.— | And her husband, the spell-bound [ wretch who knows nil this, and feel* | it sometimes in all its appalling rcali-flakMntr ilir* nniw\nAtu.means to prevent children from gorging themselves with food, from flying into a passion at trifles, and from grati-1 lyiog desires inconsistent with their . better judgment.Instead, however, of attending to, these all-important points, many pa-. rent* consider that they have fully : performed their duty to their children, when they have spared no pains or. expense to keep their daughters scve-; ral years at a fashionable school, and i their sons at a college or a university. • Too frequently wlulc thus engaged, • their health is undermined or their;' morals destroyed, and they end their • days prematurely the victim* of intern- ’ pcrancc or licentiousness.Having traced the source, wc tnnv '
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New Harmony Indiana Statesman
New Harmony, Indiana, US
Sat, Apr 06, 1844
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