THE NEWSPAPER.
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row Iate EUROPEAN Puijisstion.l
IT'S truth, with def renee to the College,
Newspapers are the fPrings Of knowledge;
The general lource throughout the nation.
Of ev'ry modern conversation.
What would this mighty people dc,
# there, alas was nothing new.
a Anewlpaper IS like fea2,
Some difh affords for every gueh;
Some large, icms lna, fome Aout, fome tender,
For every Aomach, Hout Or fender
Thoie who roait beef and wine delight in,
Are Plsaf'd with trumpets, drums, and fighting,
For thofe who are more lightly made,
Are srts, and lciencer and trade.
For fanciful and amourous blood,
We have foft poetic food.
For witty and fatyric folks,
High-feafon'd attic ialtsd Jokes,
and whs~ We trive to pleals the n,oE.
y" 0'' W." "''7--aI or a lob.


If anV geEl'm wants WV,
IA partner, as It's termd, for Hfs1
An advertisement anlwerI well,
And quickly brings the pretty belle.


If you want health conlult our pages
You aall be well, and live for ages;
Our empires, in fearch Of bread,

DO every thing but raife the dead.


Lands may be had, # they are wanted
IIoufes purchaled, or rented
Sbips-fhops Of ev'ry nlaPe and form,
tiorleI, lervants, coaches, fwam;
No matter whether good or bad,
We tell you where they may be had.


Our fervices We can't ezpref',
The good we do you hardly guefs;
There's not want of human kind,
But we a remedy can find.