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VOL. Vino. 81.

Even the mixed imperfect pleasures we en-
low in this world, are rather rom Coz
goodness than our merit-how much more
so the happiness of heaven? For my part
have not the vanity TO think | deserve H.
the folly 10 expect it, or the ambition to DO
sire it but content myself in submitting to
the disposal of that God who made me, who
has hitherto preserved and blessed me, and
in whose fatherly goodness may well CON
6de, that he never will make me miserable
ann that the affection ! may at any lime
suffer, may tend TO my benefit.
The faith you mention has doubtless its
use in the world. l do not desire to see il
diminished, nor would desire 10 see IL les
sened in any man but wish it were pro-
ductive of more good works than ! have
seen mean real good works-works OF
kindness, charity, mercy and public spirit
no holydav. weeping, sermon hearing, or
reading, performing church ceremonies, or
making long prayers, filed with fialterlcs
and compliments, despised even by wise
men, and much less capable of pleasing Inc
Deity
The worship of God is duty; the learn
ing and reaiing may be useful but II man
rest in hearing and praying, Gas too many
do, it is if the tree should valne itself on be-
ing wa;ercd, and putting forth leaves, tho
it never produced any fruit.
Our Good Master thought less Of these
outward appearances than many of his mod
eru disciples. He preferred the doers Of
his word to the hearers; the son that seem
ingly refused TO obey his father. and YET
performed his commandments, TO him In,
professed his readiness, but neglected hi
work. The heretical. but charitable, thos-
who gave food TO the hungry, GrIuk 10 the
thirsty. and raiment to the naked, entertqia-
ment 10 the stranger, who never heard nj
his name, he declares shall, nj the last day
be accepted, VIXEN those who cry Lord .
Lord, who value themselves On their iall'i
though great enough 10 perform miracles,
but have neglected good works, shall b.
neglected. lie piofessed that he came not
to call the righteous but sinners 10 ropen-
lance, which implied his modest ofFni'n.
that there were some in his time so good
that they needed not to hear even for IHi-
pfovement; but aow-a-days,we have scarce
" little parson who does not think II the
duty oil every man within his reach TO SIT
under his petty ministration. and that, who
over ouIls this. offends God. wish 10
such more humility, and 10 you hcalih n'si
irmness-being your friend and servant,
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
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Grow Oy."-"For the first five years
of nv professional life," once said gen
tleman to US, IL had to row against wind
and stream and tide" sand what did you
do % was our question. ''Do," replied he,
s.do. whv row on, and to good purpose
too. until he came to the open sea, took ia
vorabIe breezes, and brought his voyage to
n most successful termination, leaving be-
hind him most enviable reputation OF
worth and wisdom, impressing the mark OF
his strong mind and excellent character
deep and clear on the community In which
he lived, and obtaining an immortality
worth more than a monarch's crown IN the
respectful memory of thousands. His re-
mark deserves to be remembered as mot
to. The great business of all is to ''row OF"
with unfinchIng courage and steady perse-
verance. All trade and professions have
their difficulties. and almost every individ-
ual meets with discouragements. The only
way, therefore, to go ahead, is to ''row on. :"
Decision of character, determination OF will,
the resolution to press on, when sure we are
on the right track or in pursuit OF a good
and honorable end, this is the secret OF Nv
ing so as to come out at last safe and sound
There are "lions" in every path, and they
must be met and conquered. or the hope OF
ultimate success must be abandoned, A
poor man, with tribe Of children, finding
work hard to get, and hard when it IS got
sometimes will almost despair; every thing
will seem to be against him, but let him
NOT he cast down-let him 'row on, and
by and by matters will very likely grow
BRIGHTER. As with the poor man, so with
all men. Head winds are to be expected
contrary currents will come the tide does
not always run with US; but never mind,
arow on !" pull the harder, till the oars bend
again, and victory will wait upon and re-
ward patient endeavors. Those who have
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SINGING.-The Germans are seldom at
flicted with consumptions; nor have !
known but one instance of splitting blood
among them. This believe is in part &C.
casined by the strength, their lungs acquire
by exercise in vocal music, which consti-
tuies an essential part of their education.
The music master of Our academy has fur
nished me with an observation still more in
favor of this opinion. He informed me
that he had known several instances of per-
sons who were strongly disposed to con-
sumption, were restored to health by the
exercise of their lungs in singing.-RUsH.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 9, l765.

DEAR Sir Il received your kind letter
Of the I'd inst, and am glad 10 hear that you
increase in strength. hope you will con-
tinue mending until you recover your Tor.
mer health and firr,ness. LIE: me know
whether YOU continue the cold bath, and
the effect il has. As to the kindness you
spoke of. wish it could have been OF more
real service 10 you that you would always
he ready TO serve any other person that may
mead vour assistance, and so lei good OH
ces 90 round; for MANKIND are all oil a lam
ily. For nv own part when am employ
ed in serving others. do not look upon my
self as conrerrins favors,but as paying debts.
In nv travels, and since my settlement, |
have received much kindness from men, 10
whom | shall never have an opportunity OF
making the least direct return, and number
less mercies from God, who is Infinitely a.
bove being benefited BY our services. For
the kinduesses Of men, | can therefore only
show nv gratitude to God, BY readiness
10 help his other children and my brethren :;
for do not think that thanks and comPli-
ments, tho repeated weekly, can discharge
our real obligations TO each otner'aiiu '''u''
less to our Creator.
You will see in this my notion OF gooo
works that do not expect to merit hesY-
en-, by them. By heaven, we understand q
state of happiness, infinite in degree, ana "a
eternal in duration we can do noihhng 10
deserve such a reward. He that, Tor giV-
inc a draught of water 10 thirsty person.
sbouId expect 10 be paid with great plan
ta,ion. would be modes. in his demands
ccu,nared with those who think they deserve
heaven for the little good they do on earth.
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risen from obscurity TO eminence those who,
from being poor, have become rich--those
who, born in the midst of ignorance, have
forced their way among the learned-those
who have made themselves well, have gen.
eralIy been those who understood the i'm.
portance of ''rowing on" Saint heart
never won fair lady" nor any thing else.
Nerburyport Herald.
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LETTER OF FRANKLIN.

The November number ofthe Southern
Literary Messenger publishes the following
excellent and interesting letter written by
Dr.. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN to minister OF
the Gospel in New Jersey, among whose
papers it was recently discovered. Ii has
never before been published.
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The following Public Acts of the Gener-
Al Assembly, passed at the last session there
Of, from number one to number twenty sew
en-, Inclusive, are hereby designated for pub.
location in the newspapers published in this
state agreeably to the eleventh section of
he fifth chapter of the Revised Statutes.
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39) QofrlaNen jeoer3eit unr6tbio-benn
oas Qsbsn bss Sleicbss it ba5 Slut. Wit E,
ben fouisI Sruno mobtsn mir faqen bos gdu.
me Don elmer tu 9rosen Auantitdt Saft abIfsr
Ben, as bos Elm Wann ffsrbsn fam pon elmer
ia 9rpsen Ouonttdt SIut Die Neudtiofsit
Itei9t pom Sccen, poburb ocr Saum Soft err
bdt, uno Der m1aQsn bes Menltben bef6mmt
Slut bon ben Speien Die in osn6lben asbratbt
rpercen, pelhs6 ben tdgibsn 8eonrf reS Sor>
per6 lisfsrt. 9lsicben lIriahsn erDaIten Se.
cen eaS Qeben, Nbsr waS Qeben erisuQt brinot
ME Zen 500.
Or. Sranoretb bdIt QbsrIa6en jeber;sit uns
fbdltb IN Der SsbanoIun9 eini9er Qeiosn, ob
intommotcriib ODER onorer Nrt; weil Srano
retbs uniperfal KrGutersOiuen bic lIrIas
be Der StdmmatItIon entfernsn obne bic Qss
benssYrinjipisn su bsrubrtn.
I9trt ouf bic Stlmme Der Babrbsit unb gr.
fabrun9, ibr bic Sreunos Der fatolsn Vraris
oss ubsrlo0tnS ltnb, lsrn.t bas purairen Der
snii9 itbsre QSe9 sur @sfunobeit 1T, neil ss
Die Ouantitdt oeS SutS permnbert uno bos
Surldblelbenoe reibsr madst. 60 bleibt bos
eraiamentum ORIGIN surlif, melbes in 9Babrs
belt pas qe6sn ets SlutS III, bsr wdKriaeSbsl
bss SIutS 1T Der Der burb pur9irsn ab0sfubrt
plro. 9snft an bieiss, ibr bsrsn @onfituticnen
BID sur IollblhtAfeit unrsin iino, uno purart
in Der ;3elt NIT bsm btblf unihuloieifsn aasr
pur9irmitteLben weitberubmten Sranoretbe
uniperfaI Krdutenpillen. Gs mirfsn bss
fanntlib auf jeben Sbel oss S6rpsrs burb
ben Wsa9sn Ssbsn fe in oas 8Iut, melbes lie
rslni9sn; unb es folte srnnsrt merben oas lle
nur bic md0erri9tsn Gbeils pom Slute entfsre
nsn, rpslbe Die llrfad,e sur Snftat1iaton Gno.
Oean faufs fis in @saoins bei 3tibter IL.
lneHni9bt, uno i'm eanoe Bel ben 4ssntsn,
DE in elmer anoern SpaIts biefsr 3situns bss
fannt 9emadt Inb.
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Or. g. @b. S6erDlin's

Slutretni9en0e Dtuen.
Die 0biu oct Gtapt t7em Rerf felt msss
ren Sabren, burtb ibre rorslsliebe Blte, &C.
cer Ieloenren Wenibbsit eln 70 bebee, pobl.
psrolentes Anfeben er,perbsn haten, bab ID,
nen beute allie anoers 81 en- uub Dleoi3is
nsn,bis 5ur 29ieberbUttc!!uas oct @e1unobeit
9ebrauebt perecn, melt nabtsbsn, batcn aneS
lbre erfheinuns III bielem @taat eemaett,
uno s,par III Se9leieung pielsr anssIebensr
3eusnilie ibre aussessihnete 5silfrdfts be.
ttati9enp.
6rr Sberelin 1T ein bon ber parifer
unioeritdt srabuirtsr Dottor, unb fam
oabsr init ben pielen Quadfalbsrn unb
Warffetreiern bic in ben Setunsen ibrs 10.
ttruins 70 toA prrifsn, um eim lsiettslau
blses spntllfum Su betbbrsn, eslnsewsss pers
sIleben iperpsn. Sas 1Bsrt mu6 btn Wsis
tter loten.
Sir osn Serfauf i'm 8ro6sn uno Rlstntu
1T unterasietnetsr ais General agent
fir pennfplpanien ansetteat worbsa
mit bem Nette ilntersNsentsn 5u srHsnnea.
Sur ltnters1aentibaft melpc inan Q6 ba.
BET in perfofrsisu 8sluhsn, an
q. Teu. 1Dasner,
Neaclns, psnM'a
@fGfsinUcreauf tn Weaoins tsi Dittus
Sarab t1Ierris uno tsi 5rn. Stidter u.
t1eKniabt.- preie elmer Stahtel (Ser[
NIT s6 piaen Is Gents.
Ncacina ben 20. Sept. tu.
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--am STEM oieIes O1cnats, pnrh Den gbrp.
6rn. Seinrcb g. SaBer, BON 8operetaun,
oer ebr,p. Ssrr G. s. qelnbah, bon O1op.
eretaun, init OiiB 6arrist 3d., 9oetpr BON
5rn. 3DlIliam Sorry, nabe bei womslsoorf
$ibancn gauntp.
-rnrh cen Chr 5rn. 8. 8. qsinbact, am
27item October, 6srr 5cinrib Ga6 NIT mi6
eatbariua preiB, bcioe pon @bafsretaun.
-ourb ben gbrm. 6rn. G. 8. &rntab, am
25lteh Oetcb., 5srr Saeob Sreebt nit Wlib
sotarla Sort, beics bon Sebaferstam
-ourfe oen ebrm. 6rn. Saeob D1iler. am
80. Oct, 5r. Hmos 5oman nit Olib D1a.
r'a ,oatsn, beiee BON oiIer @tabt.
~epehtalle, Psrr Samuel SobnIou nit D1iE
Olarsasst ebert, bsios BON bier.
-cnrb Dem ebrr. 5rn. qm. pauli am 81
ttn Dttoter, 5r. Bennsbills pfaff nit Dns
JcanHa 9resc. bon &aneaNsr gaunty.
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Oas 0ermD9en bon
.5ira,tt uno Sarab 6riefemer.

Na6ritbt miro blernit sssstsn, ta6 Abras
bam 0bcaoe, Scrnnnp bon 6iram unp ga.
rat Srlelemer, unmlnpise Einoer bes BET.
itcrtenen Scbn SricIemer, lettbin BON Olsp
launiebip, 8eres gauntp, feline Geetnunssn
absclcttelt uno bel oct 1Bailenecurt BON
Serts gaantp InIpru6 asmaht bat, bon Den
Qfittten Oes beIaatsn Dsrtrauens srleeist
gu peroen, UNI ca6 iter fsinen Infprnh ocrs
banoelt iperoen foil, in oer qBaifeneonrt, Die
auf Sreitas Den Item na6fsn Stopemter in
Bet Staot Neaoina sebaltsn ipsrpsn miro.
Surh bic Court
James Denasan, @6rsibsr.
October Is, I34g. 4rn.
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DIN s9itsn 81. Sotannss lllri6 nit Dai6
gllfabstb Setlier, beirs BON 5amburs.
am soften, 6r. Sobannes gares nit Oii6
Oaaria Sebneioer, bsipe bon elfa6.
-burdb Den ebr,p. 6rn Il. 9. 5srman, an,
22lten Oetct., 5err 9abio J1cQ bon gIIa6,
init D1lB Carolina Boon BON Olep.
= ebenfalle, 5crr Daniel 0eture nit @i6
Setora &natt, teite BON Dlep.
-am 28Itcn, 6r. 9abip OlclI nit O1i6 O1a.
ria Sefer, teice pcn Winpcr.
-ctenfaas. Bsrr 9tcpban GreiteIbie BON
Wihmcne, nit GiiB Sara Gtaut y. O1bcr.
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Oas Sermo9en bon
Salpmpn SSollenbufcf,.

gahritbt 1T biermit acaeten, ba6 SIaas
8rtclet, ATtante bon Salomon 5caentuIh
bon NueeCmtmanor 9aunIehip, 8rtsgaun,
tp, ielne Iiflsniesgcebnunsen aksGettelt unb
tcl Oct Court bon Common pleas in gerfs
eanntp Anlprntb senafbt bst BON Den pfi6
ten oes ihm ittertraaenfn 9srtrauens cr!es
otat 3n tpereen> uno bab ittcr leius Infprite
perbanoelt iperoen ioa, in oer Court BON
Common splcae, bic. in Steabins eetaltsn
msrbsa miro auf Sreitas ben lstsn na6fm
Wcosmbsr.
Durh bic Court
Benjamin Iyfon protsoHotar.
October I8, 1842. 4r.
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Or. Scberblin's bIutreini9enoe
pill EN-.
SeuaniGe.
5 { u q n I ne.
WSiIan, ben 30. 2luduif ISA

WsIlan, ben 80. 4u9uf 1942.
Or. Sberolin, Neu Ocrf.
Msin psrr! 9Gdbrsno Den lsstsn Is Sabrn
mar ib NIT &beumatism' unb anpsrn @sbrss
den bsbaftst. 3upsiIsn bate id) unsrb5rts
Sbmsr5sn. SD befol9ts bic Icrfbrften pers
fbisbsnsr 9sfbi6ter Nsrjtc unb 9tasS mar frutbt
loS. enollb ristb mir ein gutter 8rsuno msinr
3ufubt 5u Sbrsn bIutrsnisenben Yaen ~
nsbmsn. sSb that es unb meins Gd,merssn
ibmanosn nabbsm ib sinj9s Sorsn bapcn 9ss
noiTsn bate. cSb fubr bomit elm sanses Sabr
fort une nun 6sfnos ib MIDI 9ani mobl. Sd,
smpfsble Sbre Yi0sn benz QeiosnSen alS cine
un!du9bar bsiIsnbe Nssbljin. SD bin ,e.
Jobn I. Teats.
N. 9. Ntan faufe Iis in Neabna, in 9His
5arab Morris 2tpctbsfe unb bei 5tid,ter
uno NJ Knight!
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9interlahenI6aft oes ueriforbsnen
Salenfin Srpbff.

t7ad1rid,t miro biermit aescben, eas
Samuel g. Sa6icn, Aomitratcr bss psrlfcrs
bsnen 8aIsntin Srobif, feline Nbminirrationss
Nsbnun9sn 9etsttslt uno bei ber Waiienecurt
bon Ssrf6 sauntD 2tnfprub 9smabt bat pon
ben pfibten ess erfostsn 8srtrausns srlsbist
Su psrbsn, mstber Iniprub bs Der SBaifen,
court an9ebort merbsn fol-, bic am 9itnlfaee,
ben l5ten Novsmbsr, UNI 10 ubr Gormttass
9ebalten iperoen miro.
Setcbsr Den 25. 3nt.
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Ser Oeuti6e in 9Imerifa.

Siele ieit 4 O1onatsn teifebenhe, sr6Bte u:
woblfsillte osunte 3enna rsr 1Belt ae3iert
m't Sllpsrn unc Den pertbbolIlten Olittbeis
lun9en aus Der altcn II. ncisn Wrlt, erItbeint
tnr l Sbalsr uno so Geuts bes Sabrs III
Soranebejabluna. Ghr s S 5-nsrpen Uicr
gremrlars fir S l0-ncun grsmplare uuo
ti'r $ 90 -afpan3ls fit cen Sabrsans psrab.
folat.
Ser "0entIas III Nmerifa'' mi6t / S Su6
unb 4 3cl i'm llmfana. Bsfsaunsen, rorto'
frei einsslane, rplro asbtris na6sefommen.
q. u. ease nno s .,
5arrisburs, pa, Nopembsr 1s42.
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fiiben Nniibten iiber bic Gbe in ausse=
oebntem Mabe buloiete. Naboem ct in
peribieoenen Staaten Der Union eineSb6.
ne NIT feiner Sano beeludt, in 0teu 9orf
to9ar cine fleine 3abl bon SGnbern Der
gsa6baribaft binterlofen bate, ,panoerte
ct, 9eplner 1nlpribe ,pe9en, nab Gana=
oa aus. 2fuein felbfi Die &dtte oes oorz
tl9en Glima's fonnte Die Slut leiner 9ei.
oenibaften ni6t fdblen, uno ct beiratbe-
te nc6mals. Sieb mar iebob oes 8uten
5upiel uno Die 5drtliben @efible elmer
friibern 8lufli6en brabten ibn nab 2(u:
burn, 70 oab oas fb0ne @eIblebt ,peni9=
items fir flint SABRE Dor B m Mon:
ne fiber 1T. Il. II. n. 9Selt.
Du.-gin @anoioat Der Seolo9ie, eben
BON elmer boben rniperiitdt Deuti iblanos
in penniplponien an9efommen, fonnte ftb
gar nibt oarein finoen oab ct 70 oft nit
"Du" an9ereoet puroe. ginit poute er
gu einem Bauer, Namcn5 WdQer reiten.
unterpe9s be9e9ente ibm Elm Snabe, bel
Dem ct ii6 nab Dem re6ten @e9e erfun:
oiste. Ser Snabe lprab Jpn, nab Can
oesart nit "Du" an. tnpi(li9 oariiber
rief BET Gonoioat, fib in Die Srult werfeno
"6ore, Sun9e! itb bin Elm pfarrer !'-
antmortete Der &nabe rubia,-
uno mann ou Der 0einel pdrIbt: mann
De gum Mliller pitt, muibt ou ieQe Stro.
Pc nunner." Ser pforrer rift ersrimmt
,peiter, tpor ober Don oerletben Stunoe an
BON ienem follben 9obmutbe furirt.
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NeoDin0er &pffdmt.

Nabribt mirb bisrmit 9s9ebsn, oas bic unz
funft uno Der Nb9onQ Der j9oupt.Moits an
oieier Offts [bis auf msitsu Naritbtl spis fost
betimmt if:
InFunft-tdstib.
Bon philadelphia, PorriStaun
pcttS9rope &C. um 9 q. 81.
pctt6pias, 6ambur9 ,e. um 2 q. 81.
Sarrisbur9, 2ibancn &C. um l u. lf.
Qb9an9.
Rab SbIaoeIpbia &c. um 2 q. Oe.
Nab Ycttsuiqs &c. UNI 2 q. 9N.
9taD Ioarr'sbur9 't. I'm q y. DO.
Sriefs su poifdmtsrn an obi9sn &cutsn o.
Der rpeitsr, fcatsn Dor llbr an oislsr Office
ab9s9sbsn pereen um Ibicnbun9 su iibsrn
GEarles Uroreu 2. NJ.
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9 I q T b.

---am soft October, in pisfer @taet, an Der
4usjetrnna, 5enricb Gall, Scbn BON SEQ.
eall' lm 28iten sctsnsjabre.
-am 2Siten October. in Setbd saunIhip,
spstsr scftb' i'll soften Sabre fsincs Iltere.
-am 27tsn, in elias saufhip, W1aaoalcs
no Nctbcnbsrasr, Satin ron Saniei Sfo.
tbenberser, i'm alter BON 55 Sabrsu.
-a'n %. Ottober 5u Wllltcn, Samss @eun
friiber bon plcIer @tact, i'm alter BON as &
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Sefentli6er 9Serfauf.

es foil auf otfrntlIcber 9rlteiauuna pcr
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