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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
Brandretsl,s Pills.

TTNHESE Pills assist good IN thrown ing
i off the bad. II is evident that the bad pre-
ques This By the fact that in almost all violent
Diseases the patient requires large Doses and they often
very little effect only proves the
perseverance until pos erIi purgng takes pace
No will doubt truth Of this who i'll fully Try
Let tbs important truth be deeply impressed or
mnd that al weakness IS OWING 10 niofeid>
sagnan and corrupt whrh impede circui5 lilo,
Of blood. and that three pills If perscycred nv VIII re-
all such hunoss by the stomach and bowels, when
NAV istIy termed the Of the human body Yea
their action those who have hot acrid bile
Two pills will probably have considerable ae-
on such, which lei be pefseyered with IN
I'll the uniform and good health Is restored DO
Illness nave been restored by hem, for Dc
assured. that if require that nothing vs." an
subject arrangements but purgation With this medicine
viii sooner health than ,ny other ueans DIX
BRANDRETH soleTnnIy every one who reads ms
thai opinion. and tina; - founded on enPe
eace thai ibis medicine only every disease.
called, although is 5emonstrable fact that there - on
v dease) will the human body to the pfif
tise Of health enjoyed By the Paiiarchs o. o' @
life, by continued keep the body ~ neaiih VIZ"
them. prolonged beyond what 1T - no*-o',
remember, il is CORRUPTION that destroys NE, aha
these pills corruption Nai'ra dea'h can -.
principle Of life Is worn OUT ana t
would seldom be in me weakly, until 80 or SD years oil
age careful 70 purge on the
I BEWARE OF COuNTERFEITs.-As to see the
ct;6ca-e Of Agency vho sell the genuine Piis have
one Sh1n drug for if purchase pills Of them,
which they you Brandret1s. you are a. certain Is
Saa,h n re, a WORTHLESS COUNTERFEIT AK
TICLE.
| T,be following are the OSLY AUTHORISED AGENTS:
Samuel Peirce. Richmond: J. f. Durham. Cen,rcTils;
| b REYNOLDS & Son, D1biin; !. Crarey, New Bos'on'
ConweI & Hazard, Cambridge City; w. roneian, 40
;ogton wm Lewis. Hsgers.vwn: Samuel Johnson 81 20,
Wisamsburgh: John Tnornburgh, Economy: Burzs.. q
carr Liberty; James Beard. Brownsville aud b. T. Ma
loaey, DunaPsviile. o..
| July II, 1910 -"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
RICHMOND PALLADIUM.

Terms of Advertising...OaE DOLLAR per square for
three Insertions, and TwESTYFIvE CEsTs for each adj
ditional inserou.TEs LINES. the space occupied by
$50 enl counted square, nothing counted less than
square all square, aud less tlan SQUARE ahA q
half to be counted a sq,are and ha-Per square Tor
months, Three DOLLARS; for six months SIX DOL
LARS, TEs DOLLARS per nnnum two squares FIFTEEN
DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS per annum; three sIuhfe7
Twe-TY DOLLARS per annum. Merchants, DRUGGISTS
and Others advertising year. viii be charged Tor
column 1D06 nus, SG0, 90 annum; for treeoarths
of column ESQ 90 for half column, $500; for n
quarter column, S25 00-A ded1ctIon OF ~ PEI cent
will be made advertisements longer man quarter OIL
column by the half year year, and rot
altered Cnancery notices and petitions o divorces, must
he paid invariably advance. Advertisements com ng
from be accompanied with the cash, niles
ordered 10 publication by brother publisher.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
An Ordinance to prerent Nuisanees in the City Of
RirLunnH

SECTION |. Be ordained by the common council, That
the dead OF any animal any thereof brine,
fish vegetable thing that will
Instructions free passage of the iii the
alleys, any thing that will may putiid,y
pools Of standing foul privies any thing
whatever unholesome offensive, hereby declared
be nuisances.
SEC 2 No shall suffer any nuisance ON his Or
her premises. alleys adjacent
thereto Khan twelve hours after being appsed of the
g. Ii shall be the duty of all persons when they
apprssd of caused by death OF any
animal belonging them, whether their premises npt
remove least half mile from the cor
poraon limits bury the sufficient depth pre-
aay possibility of smell.
SEC 4. Any person violating part Of this ordinance
shall forfeit ard pay less dollar. or more
than s. for each offence collected action Of debt
for the of the corporation.
SEC D it shall be duty of the Marshall TO examine the
premises of person when notice shall be gwen Of the
existence of nuisance, order ihs removal Of all such as
notice; and failure of such
he shall forthwith remove II at ta
occupant Of the premises wherein
found, and report such case TO the Mayor
Passed and approved, June 2nd, ls40.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
d. P. HorLowAY, City Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
An Ordinance Regulating 4uctioaeers Sales at
Auction. Pedlars, and the Sale of all kinds Of
Goods, Wares. and Merchandise,
bu EOrei0uerS-

SEC L. Be it 0rGained by the Common Council OF the
Civ OF Richmond That il shall be unlawful for per-
SON Except officers in the discharge their duy) 10 sell
horses, cattle, hogs. Sheep or any kh OF
merchandise, goods, ehaes, any kind OF household "
kitchen furniture, auction public without rs
obtaining license the Common Council.
SEC =. That whenever any citizen OF THIS city; : an
apply for license auctioneer, the Mayor "a al
grant such license The OF dollars annlIn
SIC g. That when any foreigner shall apply for license
anctioneer, the Mayor shall grant such license Tor
less than five dollars per day.
SEC 4. That person, VINO Is resident oil ih
shall sell goods merchandise, DOCKS
jewelry auction shall be 'aved three centum on
sold which it snail be the duty OF
this Ma Tsha collect and pay the Treasurer Ia
king for the and make thereof 10 Inc
Council at their next sitting.
SIC 5. No person shall be allowed peddle any KIND
goods, wares merchandise, books Jewery, without
obtaining license for purpose, which license the
Navoc shall grant for less than three dollars per
day.
SEC 6. No travelling ,ransien, merchant shall De
allowed open any shop, ansien,ly erect take
any place of any kind Of goods
license for purpose which license the Mayor shall
T. If any person shall violate Any of the foregoing
provisions of this Ordinance, they shall be fined, action
of debt before the Mayor, double the amount OF what
their licence would have been.
Passed A Pr &, 1871.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
d. p. HOLLOWAY, City Clefk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
An Ordnance ESTABLISHING a Board Of Health
and Defining their Duty

SEC. ]. BE it ordained by tho Council of
city of Kchmond: That from each ward shall
be appointed carly practicable. after the organization
of the council in each year, who snail constitute Board
Ueal,:.
SEC ,. The persons thus appointed, being no-
fed OF such appointment shall proceed make thorough
of the situation of all streets, ALLEYS, lots
buildings, cellars, sinks wells pryies stables and all 9th
out houses that be unwholesome offensive. 9th
evIse calculated endanger the health the inhabitants
SEC ). 1t shall be the duty OF the board of health
notify all whose premises may be found any
where nuisance created by through them
whether the alley lot that unwholesome
calculated to effect the health of the citizens,
and the with all other anyise
ting 10 the health Of the city, that nay under
notice the Mayer.
SEC. 4 Any person who shall refuse comply with
reasonable acquisitions of the board of health,
clage of ,heir duty, shall conviction forfeit
than dollars
Passed and approved, June ,, 1910.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
Irwin REED, Clerk, pro.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
r E vi OV A l..
g. 60 z q e u e e e .

EAS moved his Tailoring Establishment TO me
8 old stand formerly occupied by BoRToS & MooRE-
Nam lie feels grateful for the favors received
friends and public generally; and, connn
business, hopes share
patronage Work will done the shortest notice.
OTPhiadelphia and London FASHIONS receired
trice year.
January 9th, ls4l. :Sm
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
An Ordinance Supplementary to an Ordinance
PecuF1tiHe Licenses in the Citu of Richmond.

SEC Be il ordained by Tho council of The city
Of Richmond, That shall be duty council, be-
fore they license any retail
ardent spirits, take bond with approved security the
five hundred dollars conditioned such
persons viii keep orderly house, and any
drunkenness, riotng gambling other disodery conduct:
about his, her their house.
That after such bond shall be filled accep-
the council they then their discretion.
license agreeaby provisions Of ordinance.
Passed and approved, July 9th, le4O.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
ID. =. HOLLOWAY, Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
An Ordinance, regulating the salaries Of City of
fcers in the City of Richmond

SEC |. Be it ordained by the common council OF the
city Richmond Tina; the Marshall Of said city shall be
allowed the hundred Dolls-s per for his
which shall be III full the
required him by their ordinances otherwise provided
Tor.
SEC. 3 That the Clerk of the council shall
allowed Forty Dollars per annum, which shall
be his full compensation for the services required of him by
ordinance. suek CLERK
SEC. 3. That the Assessor shall be allowed sum OF
Ten Dollars every hundred persons their property BY
him assessed within the limits OF said city.
SEC f. That the Collector shall be allowed four per
all collected by him
SEC. s. That the Treasurer of said city shall be al
lowed half per for receiving. keeping and dis
bursing the public moneys of said city.
Passed ani approved FEB "a. 1s4l.
JOHN SAILOR. Mayor,
D. p HoLLowar, City Clerk.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
An ord nance for regulating streets, alleys. and
p.eventLns Obstruction the rein.

SEC J. Be it ordained by the council of the
city Of Richmond That all streets of feet wde
and upwards there shall be the of allowed
each side for public sdewaks and all
sixty feet wide. there shall be the space eight
ed for said walks.
SEC. , That in each there be o
the sidewalk. used for door cellar doors and other
fixtures about the house, provided
sage between the buildings IS obstructed thereby
SEC. J. That person shall be allowed obstruct
street, alley sidewalk with any kind of building
teria, wood wagons, carriages any other what
ever, for longer space of time twenty hours
without permit from the mayor.
SIC. 4 That no person having cellar doors doors
which open in the sidewalk shall suffer
pen after capdegh without lighted candle lamp
front thereof
Passed and approved June 9th. 1910.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor
WILLIAM PARRY, Clerk, pro.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
n Ordinance prohibiting Hogs from running
at large in the City of Richmond.

SEC lst Be it or1ane,: by the council
city Richmond; That il shall be duty Mar
shall take impoHnd. and sell highe, bidder,
al! hogs OF every description that may be found running
large alleys city.
after giving three days of the same, in handbis
and produce the council of all such
sales and the treasurer the residue,
necessary expenses of the same; Provided,
of any hogs up shall be
aoved TO deem the same by paying the marshall
fifty for each previous day
sale.
SEC ID. That If persons shall resist
marshall any by him poyed in taking hog
shall let after being impounded
Mayor, iorfe, and pay an
sum not en dollars.
Passed and approved, June "a 1910.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayer.
WILLIAM PARRY. Clerk, pro.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
PULLING AND COLOURING

VIII attended time. They
carried the Fleecv-Da Factory,
Richmond several years, where they believe they
general In short,
he surpassed by Factory in the
N b. They viii keep constantly hand assortment
of Goods, which they W Ill all times trade for Wool
7. W. & o BARBER.
April 6, 1911. l43,.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
mggMMN STD IAE89G =

VUNE Subscriber respectfully informs his fronis and the
II public generally that he continues the BAKING
BUSINESS, Main street, two doors east of ID. d.
Soan's Hotel. He will have Il fresh supply of bread and
Saturday evening and will continue keep
cakes of all kinds future. The citizens
assured that they will be supplied with all the kind.
bread and cakes usually be had in the cities,
such
Loaf Bread; Rusk and Biscuit Large Fancy
Cakes; small do; Rock do; Lemon do; Domestic
do; Apes do Ginger Mats: Ginger bread Nuts;
Molasses Pound Cake; Pound Cake; yumbles;
Sponge Cake; Frait Cake; and more than one
hundred other different kinds.
Molasses Candy, and sugar Candy of all kinds also
gar Toys. sc. &c.
ICE CREAM, of the bes, quality in season.
JOHN ELDERkIN.
Richmond, March, 25th. sill. l2-f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
0An[s[l Da WI-LlLIAASs

II RESPECTFULLY requests all indebted TO him. TO
4 make pa yr,e1t, ne very much in want OF CAST
time.
IN. 3. He has constantly hand ~ az t IN
SADDLES. BRIDES. H.3R-NESS, bHfPo, 1oLI-
L.4RS and SADDLE TREES; all or when ne VIA
sell on fair and reasonable terms.
RICHMOND. Jan. ls,. 1910. 1"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
MUNCIETOWN CENTRE HOTEL.

ME subscriber has taken the new brick CENTRE
i HOTEL. il Muncietowr- Delaware county. Indiana.
hopes 10 receive liberal
his old friends public general The House
comnoiious comfortably furnished. The Stable
and Wagon ard both large convenient; with
well good water yard, and plenty of good Hay.
Corn IN the stable Every shall paid
may call to make them happy and ntortabe.
BENJAMIN SAIRE.
Muncietown, Feb. 8, 1910. 5tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
REMOVAL.

IgANNLN 8 V4OAEA
"IOULD respectfully inform their friends and tho
w public generally. that they have removed thei
TAILORING: ESTABLISHMENT, three doors South
of A Sddal's corner. where they VIII be happy wait
their old and all Others who favor them with
their Thankful for past fayors. they would re-
quest continuance of them All work warented fit,
pay. Cutting done order. short notice.
n h. Wood Lumber, and all kinds of country produce
taken in exchange for work.
Richmond, Jan. SO, le4l. If
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
NEW SHOE SHOP.

ME undersigned have commenced business in the shop,
i adjoining Book store, and formerly occupied by
T. Evans Son. they have hand good
of Boots Shoes, and viii manufacture order il
good stvle a kinds of work and warrant the same to
stand or repair for nothing They SALE FIxDI>Gs
which viii be reasonable prices. They solicit
pa ,ronage Country produce taken in exchange
for work.
STRANG s. FLEMING.
Richmond, March 18th, 1871. lo-tf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08

ARTICLES ne WINCH now propose 10 SET at
PRICES REDUCED
present standing of things. Having made an add
ton former stock recently, favorable terms,
aa,ter do we'll by you other
establishment in the
Among be found the usual of
articles, rticulary Medicines w
and Sprts--a essential inv aid. As have
made rcuar study good articles
feel a confidence recommending them and VIII
lively self much loUer Cash. than has before been
place. Persons wishing purchase ,ehoiesafe
retail! will give a call and what be done
rant Of money.
ON HAND: a considerable quantity of Salts, Quinne
Morpha, Cream Tartar, Tar,arc Acid Super Casb Soda
Erats Canphor, Rhubarb, Jalap, Mustard, Magnesia
Castor Oil An. Pepper, Baberry, Gum Myrrh, &c &c.
Aso,---Acohol, Linseed Oil. Sp- Turpenne. Tobacco
and every description of Spanish and hapanish Cigars
a unusually low ratesat the oil stand of
IRWIN REED s. BROTHER.
Richmond, August lst, 1910 Soft
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
RIC N M 0ND HOTEL.

.tL e II NC NIa
Corner of Main and Marion Streets:)
En-
ME subscriber has taken Tavern House
i of Main and Marion streets. Richmond, Ind :
where he will himself render those NAV Ia
him with their comfortable possible Pro-
fessons of useless therefore, the unesg
ed will eueavor establish the by
substantial recommendations.
FLEMING WATSON.
November 2S 1910. 37-tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
sI.4w EAlIDM SIG,El

"TlLI.IAM CT ARK respectfully informs his friends
w and the public generally, that he has
business Main opposite Irwin Reeds Apohecary
Store. Being well acquainted with approved
rules for cutting and having several years expe
in all the various branches of the business
and western cities he thinks he will be able give
satisfact ton.
n. b. Reports of fashions regularly received.
Richmond, Sept. 5th, 1910. 35f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
Price Of Bread Reduced!


ME subscriber has determined reduce the price of
Bread Iiirre n loaf. for cash. tie
but OF Flour, and his bakers careful and
tenye workmen, he confidently the public that
shall have good Bread, when purchased of him. He
also keeps hand and will make order all kinds of
CAKES the best quaes persons giving social we'd
ding parties viii find their advantage purchase
SAMUEL LOWRY.
Richmond, July II, 1910. 27u
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
N OTICE

~ " L Il ~ IL
rendered those concerned, that will, from
and tbs ls of March ensuing place all Notes and
longer Standing than months. in the hands of
pr oper officers collect, (and of shorter date
No respect paid to persons
f. z. COALE
Richmond Feb. 18th, 1871. 7-3mo
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08

good and wokmanlike manner. and reasonable
rs any establishment i'll this country.
Their CarIing Machines and Card undergoing
complete and thorough repairing and will be ready card
Wool into Rolls proper short notice.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08
A Valuable FARM For Sale.

ME above described Farm situated IN Henry town
ship, H-nry county, Indiana well known the ''Old
Indiana arn,' lying miles north OF New Castle, on
the road leading from New Castle Muncietown-coniai-
nns Two hundred and fifty of the hrs' quality of
arabic iand part OF being Blue River bottom. and
we'll adapted 10 ssock-oeng wa,ered and in high
state OF cultivation the improvements two-sory
frame House. with Kitchen annexed several log stables
and small log tenements. suitable There
IS young Orchard Of thrifty Apple, Peach, Plumb
Trees The above Farm was one of the entered
Blue River there good, unmprovad Mill Size on the
premises, which renders il valuable; all of which will be
disposed of reasonable TERMS by applying The sub
scroer living IN New Castle. Hcnry Indiana
WI d. SHEPHERD
r. ) Any person, having good and well stock
of Goods. and wishing exchange Real Estate, may
ind IL to his advantage call ami psemise a
dressing n line to the subscriber. w. d. s.
March 9Th. lS4I. OF
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08

SITUATED Immediately west of Paris, Ohio, former
- ly owned by Frederick Bowers, and lately occupied by
Atkins and Nixon.
ready manufacture wool for customers, INTO
Cloth, James. Plain ant Plaid FLANNEL,
BLANKETS. and Sattiacns,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-05-08

The king of terrors looked awhile.
y though his soul we're ,ured TO bile,
Al that unsParing scourge OF ills
BY all men known as Peters Pills.
These Pills of Peters stop the slaughter,
And leave the blood pure water.
Now Peters makes. I've heard him say,
Five hundred thousand Pills day;
SO that the chance is Serv small
OF people dying there all:
For soon the cheeks, 80 marked Tor doom,
Begin like any rose to bloom.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
Srr, SObmitun's Sia

Die 8ill weld,c bon Srn. Spbuftcn i'm
SauIe Der Neprelentauten elnberlchtet ilno
aud, eurd, jenen &rrper pasirt puroe, fptro
ipabriheinli6 gum @eIeb meroen. Dteielbe
heat iebt Dor bem Seuat, uuo man gldubt
aaaemein, eas Der @cuuern0r Ie mter;ctd,s
men meree. Die Bill madt Scrfehrungen,
ann @elo fir Die Sertfiibrun9 Der cfentlihen
98erfen III erlangen, uno 9ledfalls fur Die
slbbesahlun9 Der c5nterehen auf Die Stddtss
ihul6, weld5e am liteu SuuD ;ahlbar fIne,
nns au9leih mad1t Ite audi 8crfehruu9en fur
bic Sanfeu mo ben @eleumlauf. QSir hds
rem Die Vsill nod rid,t in Sodneer, rpte eiefel'
&c verbeBert nuroe, tpereen iIe dber ndbite
sRccbe unieren 9efern porle9en. Gte Sodupts
$erfehrunaen cerielbeu fno fol9enoe Ste
icst Die Strafeu oegen Die 8enfen, fur bic
3ablungs @inifefIuu9 anf flint Sabre aus,
une 9icbt linen bic Geipalt Caus9encHlnien
Ger Tereiniaten Staaten Sauf) su'bem Se'
l1uf pen brei Welllicren Ihaler fl c in u o.
TEN dus,uaeben, ipeldle Sunte eburd, Stadtss
slnthete fcll oefihert ietn. Die Bill oercros
net baB Die Snmn1e pen bret Y3tlitonen Sba'
fer, fur uuterfheoltde SelosSerwtataun9en
esmad,t peroen, sur Sesablun9 Der 0HentlI'
den Shule, 9Iusbescrungen an ben lBerfen,
6tc Sesabluu9 Der alten Sd,uleen, fiir Die
9ticbolfcn's Court, Gjeeloaiide WefIun9 &c.
lcat setpiee neue Saren auf unter weld1em
Elm Gar auf eawDer 8 uno Stchrbalter
lit, uno trifft mebrere anbere Bcrfebrunqen
eie mir uns Jest nidt eriitncrn f6nnen. Ghe
Die Bereini9tsn Staaten Sanf eni9en Hnscn
ron een gerfsbrumaen eiefer Bill seben fam,
iuu; hieIelbe se,peen Geremcnten urterges
len, nie gum 8etIpiet lire sIu9ele9en9iten
mieen tnrtb cine Gpmmittee unteriudjt per'
ben, eb audi alles rcd,t seht, &c.
Die 8iG wirb pahrldeinlih i'm Senat eis
niocn &erdnberln9en unteraehen, uno oann
an odS SoauS ;urad scihtft perben, 70 eaB
tirleIbe fcbalo mie r6Slid) rem @cupernpr
iiberlanSt irerheu fannJ Ger fe unter;ctdncn
lpire,--lpie cS hriet.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-04-28
s,ref.bent anIsr,s alpbrsiis.

1Nir pubIiriren hflite, nilserem 8eripredis
en- aendB, bic 9Intritts eIehreiIe hee neuen
9SreNeenten Der 8ereini9fen Gtaaten, unc ers
fildaen siaIeid, cine aufmerffame Gnrdlefun9
berlelben. Der preiieent beDeiet narinnen,
caB er 1'bte ipabren Grnnbfaee Der 9feaiers
una perIfeht," iinb oae er millene uno fdbig
III, bieielbe ausSuflhreH. Die 9lcorehe 1T,
pb9leich biefelbe unter arceen priifnn9en une
Sd)wieri9feiten aefdrieben, cine getreue @rs
fldrun9 Ieiner Brmnol6ee uno Der 8erfabs
rnnasart mede i'm in ieiner sIeminilfraten
leiten ipefeen. Gle fino republifanifh nnb
fur ben pabrcn Gemefraten pdeeHb. @rfeet
fein &ertranen in ben 8erifano uno ben pas
trioE.snius ees 0elfe, uno miro Die 8erfabrs
ungsdft oes preloent SasriIen, fir ipeld,e
or ben @rnno(fein 9ele9t bat, befrI9en nno
ausfibren. @r ldgt in lciner 9lcorede all oas
Bolt, bnB CT ben Srieoen nne Die @eielligs
felt NIT fremben Gaticnen 10 peit bieielben
cine @rtpieoerun9 3eigen, iluterbaItel miro /;
oae CT Bic miIitdri(d)e Madlt uerlt6rten, une
Die gIrmee uno Seemadlt in einen 1d)itIiden
8ertbeiei9ungss s3ultance feten tperoe ; caB
er Die Sereini9uug ees Sd1werbte6 nit oem
GeIbbeutel oerhinoern, uno oas @reeutipe
patronatredlt berrtii9eru iperee oa6 er bic
He9ieruu9 ifrens sil ihren 8erdntpprtIidlfeis
ten balten nerce bae er BEN &rieg beenois
gen iperee, ipeldher ben Der 9legierunq 0egen
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