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E-rtraordinQrg---"T The king Of Prussia,
in honor of The great reiosmer, Martin Lu,
ther, has written letter 30 M Luther, in
spector OF taxes, at Schoenheck, descen-
dant from JACOB, the brother of Martin the
Rciormer, s making addition 10 his salary,
and oHoring provision for his eldest son,
as a student, in the establishment at Halle"


An instance, il is presumed, is hardly to
be found In the annals of history, of man
being thus bonorably noticed by his govern
ment, merely on account OF his relationship
to one who had lived al tie distance Of three
centuries before him-J one too. in whose
fie6lan veins there was never drop oil blood
akin 10 either royalty or nobility. he
great Eucked men oil that distant period
however exalted by rank, or however re-
nowned for their craft and prowess-are
now scarcely remembered to be execrat ed;
while an individual of obscure birth sx hum
bic rank, but immensely doer Of good, is,
after the lapse of Centuries, cherished in
the memories of countless millions. and
will undoubtedly be held in grateful lemem-
brance, by sllli encreasiDg millions, ilom
age 70 age as long as the earth itsell shall
endure.