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covcry of Importance IN the science OF
mind. 1t points out, by its reviews, its
reports of the proceedings of literary and
scientific societies. its advertisements, &c.
Acry thing of interest which transpres in
the republic of letters. AS to politics.
again, it is prc-emincnl|y its province TO
communicate the anplcst information re-
narding them. Whatever bears, either
directly or Indirect Y, on the dcstnics of
the nation, is TO be found in the columns
of the newspaper. TO all such matters
it has an eagle eye: and not to- The poll
tics of this country only, but those of the
whole civilized world.


Read your newspaper carefully, and It
is your own fault if you have not clear
view. without rising off your chair, of the
state of matters in all parts of the globe.
was much struck with an observation
which pious Baptist minister made some
Years ago TO Il friend of mine, when on a
visit in the north of Scotland. A news
paper having been brought into The room,
he held out his hand to receive it, saying,
BE kind enough to let me have it for few
minutes, till | sec how the supreme being
is governing the world y A more forc-
bic or iclcitous expression, as applied to
il newspaper, could not be employed.
The newspaper is indeed mirror in which
YOU sec reflected the mode in which the
Deity administers the affairs of the world.