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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01

LTAyLon a Wholesome
8 our Wing editors are jealous
!, engaged in hunting up ev'-
;..ce that Gen. Taylor is a wing
W oooosed to tho tariff of 40
,ha annexation of Texas--the
a.. and is a Henry Clay wing.
W. do not say that he is not for
:. hest of reasons: because we
!. M, know. However, the
CHARLESTON Mercury, the organ OF
Calhoun, is out for Taylor and
. a leading editorial says: "He
, true and sound on the W ilmo'
,,oyiso. and it is thought both
,blc and willing to put his hceI
N that serpent of seduction,
King Caucus" If he is opposed
% the WiImot provlso, he is not
he whig for US.
Tho same paper contains a res
Slu.ion adopted by a public meet
IN, held in Lowndes county, ,
Carolina, and we suppose is in
ended to define Gen. Taylor
,osition on this important ques.
lion of annexing slave territory
10 the Union:
.Resolved, unanimously, That
as members OF any party, we will
not vote for any man for PrcsI'
den, or Vice President Of tic U
States who will not. previous t.
the election, pledge himself t.
oppose at all times the passage o
any law, by Congress, affecting i,
any way the institution Of slave
~; and if elected. while actin!
Is President of the U. States. tn
exercise Of the veto power shall
always be against any such law
whether the same be contained ii
any proyiso or otherwise"
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ygYE. Ystassy- & CD.
q r j G G | S T s ,

sEAEE. end intend to keep constantly on
4 hand fell aud general assortment Of
Drugs, Medicines, Pants, o!is, 'arniShes' Dyes
Dyestufs Glassware. nrcshes OF all kinds, and
ths v,rious and numerous other articles too te-
dious to Iuention) usually kept by APothecarys
and Druggists. which We intend to sell On 'he
most reasonable terms dow fer cash.
Country Physicians. and others, wishing 10
purchase articles in our line of business, re-
spectfuily invited to call and us and our
Stock, one door east of the Post Office, Main
street. Richmond, Indiana.
DOCTOR MARMON. old practitioner.
Gone of the firm will usually, if not at all times
be about the Store,
Richmond, Ia, 4th mo. 9th, 1S47.
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DIED,-In West Richmond, on Thursday
morning last after lingering and painful IL
ness of nine years, Mr.. SAMUEL NEWLY
aged about 10 years.
DIED-At the residence of Cornelius Ratlif.
in the vicinity of this place "Wednesday even
ing last after a protracted illness, Geo. BowFes,
aged about % years. The deceased bore his af-
Fiction with great becoming patience and re-
signation, and gave up this world in the conf
dence of happy hereafter.
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IEMEISEEE.
A. n. NEWTON.

ID ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens OF
IL Richmond and vicinity that he purposes
being in their town by the FIRST OF JUNE.
and will remain six eight weeks.
1Piease call at JAMES HUNNICTT'S.
May 10, ls47 2l:25
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u SPECIAL NOTICE.

H,GHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEsr.-It has been
10 ng thought that the citizens of the West were
to better times in regard to the bilious disea-
ses with which portions of our noble country are
visited. The true medicine is at length offered
us by the celebrated Crate nberg Company
Their advertisement is in another column, to
which the attention of every man, woman and
child should be Immediately given. For sale by
James Elder, at the Post Office BOOB Store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
GREAT RESTORATIVE REMEDY,
DIR. EASTMAN'S
ELK OF HEAL TIL

I NIFTEEN years experience, together with
the testimony of thousands who have real
ICED its power over disease, has proven this n>edi
cine to be the most valuable Vegetable Comoou nd
in the known world, for the cure of the follow
ing symptoms and complaints, viz:-Dyspepsia,
liver affections nervous disc asses, sick head ache,
bilious habits, Jaundice, bilious diarrh9a, loss of
appetite debility or weakness. pains and gidd-
ness in the head, palpitation of the hear, pains
in the side, stomach, shoulders langour, short
of breath, stomach, water brash, or
splitting of food, nausea or sick stomach, oppres-
hon from food, heart burn, melancholy, disturb
Cd or unrefreshing sleep. unpleasant taste in the
mouth, furred tongue, costlveness, &c. For all
of which the Elixir of Health, may be relied up
on as safe, certain and speedy cure.
As preventive TO disease, the Elixir of Health
has not its equd! in the rorld, and it is especially
recommended to persons residing in sickly loo al
tiles By its timely use you will find il "A sure
preventative to ague and fever, bilious feyers,
! and all other diseases peculiar to low, fiat or
mar shy countries. 1t has stood the test for fif
teen wears, and its increasing popularity and USE
fulness together with the concurring testimony
of many eminent physicians, and other respec-
table citizens throughout the whole country ough!
to be sufficient guarantee to every one afflicted
with the foregoing complaints. Thousands OF
certificates might be given to prove that the
Elixir of Health is medicine of more than
binary merit. The certificates of some of the
most respectable physicians in the country are
given, deeming others unnecessary.
see thdt tdth "!dfptf mas tue "Titteh
ture of "H. EASTMAN upon it, as none other
can be genuine.
We the undersigned have been in the habit OF
prescribing and using in our practice for several
years, DR.. Eastman's Elixir of Health, prepared
by him at Zanesvle, Ohio and have found it q
valuable remedy in all those cases for which i, is
recommended. 1t has seldom disappointed oul
expectations; we can, therefore, with confidence
recommend it to the afflicted, considering it
thy of the confidence of the public
E. Webb, Circ!evil!e, o.
E. ellis Ogelensburgh, N. Y.
S. Nj. Stearns, Troy, N. Y.
f. Bingham, Porter, Ohio.
| G.. w. Arthur, Weiksvie, Ohio.
Samuel Barker, MEG onnelisville, Ohio.
Drs Harden & Mcclure, Lawrence, Missouri
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-06-01
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Elder D. DRUMMoSD, will preach at Elkhorn
Meeting House, on the second Sabbath Of June,
(l3th.) at III o'clock. a. M. the Funeral of JOHN
MowE, deceased The public respectfully
invited to attend.
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RICHMOND FOUND r. 7!
STOVES, HoLLOw-yyARE,a and
CASTINGS,
At Gin e n IN a ii PraC

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that he carries the Foundry
business, at the old establishment. He has now
on hand, for sale, superior lot of STOVES
consisting of Nos. ! 2, and IMPROVED PREMIUM
COOKING STOVE; SPILMANs IMPROVED COOKING
stove, seven and template Stoves of different
sizes, with general assortme ut of rankin anc
splendid Parlor Stoves. Also,-Pots, Kettles
Andirons and WaggonBoxes. He also manu-
features and makes TO order-cARDING MACHINES,
CoNDENsERs, SPINNING and MAPPING MACHINES
broad and narrow POWER LOOMS, PULLING STOVES,
and all kinds of machinery used IN manufactur-
ing establishments.
MILL GEARING, or ALL KINDS,
m ade on the shortest notice He feels ccnfide ut
in saving that he has the largest and best selected
lot OF patterns in the Western country for Grist
and Saw Mills. de has, in short, the latest
improvements in the Mil Gearing line.
TO PLOUGH MAKERS.
He has patterns for all the good Ploughs IN
use. He has Sioops Ploughs-right and left
handed; Woods Plough, four different sizes; all
of which he will sell at CINCINNATI PRICES, for Cash
THR ASKING MACHINES.
He has an excellent Thrashing Machine which
he manufactures, and Will sell tor CASH appro-
we'd TRADE. For ease to horses, and nea'ness and
despatch in the execution of work it is not infe
rior to any in
/ The undersigned returns his thanks to the
pu bic for the liberal support bestowed upon him
and respectfully solicits continuance of favors
UJeAll kinds of Machinery repaired on shor
notice. CASH, WHEAT, or good HORSES, Will be
take n in exchange for any of the above article
/ D,His STOVE STORE is on the North side
of Main street, opposite the Richmond Bookstore
where customsr will be promptly waited on
THOS. O'IIARRA.
/ Richmond, Feb g. 1871 (Ia3l'45-J
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MARRlED.-O tho 2Glh nit, by the
Rev. Mr.. jackson. Mr.. ANDREW HaMP-
TON, 10 Miss RACHEL NJ Rich; all of tn s
county.
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l. AT Z 5 Il a Il Il l Y a l.
SPRING AND sun MER
GOOD 81!

Jesse MEEK, has the pleasure of inform
- ing his Customers, and the public generally,
that he is now receiving direct from the EAST
ERN CITIES, one of the largest and best Sc
lected stocks of
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
that has ever been offered in this market; among
winch NAV be found all the various st les and quail
tiles of CLOTHS, CASSIUERES, TUEEDS,
VESTINGS, C4SSINETI'S, and SUMNER
GOODS for boys, that be found ia the
Eastern Market.
30 tsac E.adles Ers Particular,
DRESS GOODS cannot be surpassed west of
Philadelphia. You can find all the various tyles
of LAW Ms, GINGHAM LAWNS, ORGAN
DIES and BARAGES, which now worn in
the east. 400 pieces OF PRINTS, embracing
all the new STYLES brought out this spring, Fan
CIV striped and barred SILKS; Black do; Light
do. Nv assortment of GLOVES. HOSIERY
and MITTS is complete; in fact every thing
that is necessary in the | aides dress line a
good assortment of STRAW GOODS of the la
test fashion; PARASOLS, PAPASOLETTS,
and SUN SHADES. in great variety Leghorn
and Paln-leaf HATS
Hardware. Queeasware, Glassware, Nails
G & . 9 Z 2 7 . ;
and in fact, every thing usually kept in a retail
Come one. Come all. bring your Trade,
your Cash, as shall refuse neither, and pied ge
MEEK STORE. Cheap GOODS at retail as
you can find at any other House in the United
States.
Richmond Nav f. lS47 l9-tf
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AID A n ID G. 0 NJ t q L L
TO THE ENEMY.

PclL's Pass to santa Anna.
The Commander of our Naval
orces in the Gulf is hereby di-
rected NOT TO OBSTRUCT
the passage of Gen. Antonio de
Santa Anna and suite to Mexico
should he desire to return.
JAMES X. Polk.
May is, 1916.
Poi8s admission Of haring granted the pdss
"When orders were issued to
the Commander of our Naval
forces in the Gulf, Oh the 18th
day Of May last, only two days
after the existence of the war
had been rccogniz' by Congress,
to place the coast of Mexico un
der blockade. he was DIRECTED
NOT TO DISTRICT THE PASSAGE OF
SANTA ANNA TO MEXICO SHOULD HE
RETURN. Folks annual Message to Con
gross, Dec. :. 1876
ut remains to be seen whether
his return may not yet prove IA
vcrable to IA pacific adjustment
Of existing difficulties '-Idrm.
Folks PAss-The following
is a copy of the PASS which the
people of the Union have deter
mined upon, to take effect on and
after tho 18th of March, 1910:
"ENOar C"mmfrymen. lou are
hereby notified NOT TO oBsrRUCT
TIE passage Of James Il. Polk and suite "a
Tennessee, as it has been found advisable that he
Would return Mitaer.
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
May Is, 1916.
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and are now enabled to furnish almost every ar
ticle called for in the line. They invite the at
tention of the trade and the public TO this branch
of their business, they feel confident in re-
CONNIE ndng their stock. Ia the line of HARD
WARE and EDGE TOOLS, they have al
most endless variety and solicit ate ntion to th.ir
stock of malable iron articles, embracing many
things heretofore not kept for sale in stores.
CARPENTERS AND COOPERS' TOOLS,
Which warranted to be good metal. tenn per,
&c, taken back and others given therefor
SCREWS, of all sizes; HINGES, large and
small; DOOR LOCKS; Bolts; Window Springs,
and other builder materials Grindstones, w Cd
Screws, Scythes. Sneathes, Spades, Shovels,
Trace and Log Chains. Saddle Trees, Lasts,
Shoe Pegs, Carpet Bags, Wagon, Carriage,
Buggy, and Riding Whips; Manila Rugs; Brush
es &c. &c.
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Spanish Sole s. other Leathers

Saddler's Stock in great variety;
Patent Leathe &c.
Their Stock selected with much and
attic ntion in the Eastern Ci:ies-purchased for
cash, and in such quantities as TO enable the to
sell at W HOLESALE and RETAIL as low as
any House of the mountains. Call, exam
inc stock aud prices, anu judg for yourselves.
Terms CASH.
n. B. Old Brass and Copper bought.
Richmond, May 4, lSi7. lS-tf
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DIR. EaSt1slan's
SPECIFIC EMBROCATION.

HvHE wonderful cures Performed by this pre-
Z paraton such to almost defy cred-
blity--No EXTERNAL REMEDY ever devised, has
proved universally successful. 1t Cures
Rhumatlsm, pains in the breast, shoulders, limbs,
sweilings, tumors, weak back, sciatic or hip
disease, tc-dooreux, sprains bruises, stiff Joints
ague in the face. tooth ache, &c. 1t is used
extensively by the profession and all who use it,
consider il decidedly superior to any linirne nj
opaoildoes or any preparation of the kind. 1t
possesses, four times the strength of any of the
1t IS free from any unpleasant smell or grease.
Try it. 1t will recommend itself, and you will
never be without it, when once acquainted with
is virtues.
For sale by Eastman & Bigelow, sole Proprie-
tors, Zanesville, Ohio; also for sale in Richmond
Ind, at the Drug Store of
DR. J. HOWELLS
May 25th, ls47. 5-6m
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SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a decree aud
- execution TO me directed, from the Wayne
Circuit Court, will expose al public sale at tho
court house door in Centreville, Wayne county,
Indiana,
On the 10th day OF June, 1s47.
between the hours Of ten o'clock, a. m. and four
O'Clock P. m. Of said day, the following property
to-Wt:
A certain parcel or lot of ground situate in tho
city of Richmond, Wayne county, Indiana, and
known by being a part of lot nu mbered one hun
dred and FIVE U05), as numbered on the plat Of
that part of said city laid off by John Smith, and
bounded as follows, to-wit:-Beginning at tho
northwest corner of said lot, RAINING thence
east on main street sixteen (l6) feet; thence
south parallel with main street hundred
(lo0) feet; thence west sixteen (16) feet to Ma
rion street; thence north one hundred (IOO) feet
TO the place of beginning Taken the prop
erty of Joshua B. Hamilton and others to satisfy
SAID decree and execution in favor of BENJAMIN
Hamilton. DAVID GENTRY
May IL, lS47. s2.-ts Shift. w. G..
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cnsGK TRIMMINGS!

CLOTHS LACES, PRINCES, silver ana brass
plated MOUNTING, gum elastic and common
CURTAIN GOODS; CARRIAGE SPRINGS,
and almost every portable article used in the ma
king of Carriages, Buggies, &c &C. Their as
riIrla II O
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1PFlour Or Wheat wanted Oh
subscription a; this office.
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SHOE FINDINGSl

Is very exte nsive, and embraces almost every ar
tcle, both in tools and materials, used by manu-
facturers of shoes and boots. They have made
extensive additions to their former stock of
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N ANTED!-some ood,-subscribers to
w the Palladium are expected to supply the
Printer "as soon as the roads get good"
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FLETCHER g. BENTON.

- HE above firm have just received and are
! now opening an extensive assortment OF
HARDWARE, SADDLERY. SHOE FIND
INGS, &c. &c Their stock was selected with
gre at care. and CONSISTS IN part. Of
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TGiilaeGanct.7

Gine GoFofofo DelesatensSabrip, o.
Der ws bic qofpfofo6 ibrs 9els9attn MAIDEN in
elmer Sprie;
Die QcfofOfo6 bon unferm Saunfhip fannn
am bsitmmtsn Sage unO Orte jufamnsn, um
ibre Dels9aten ju MAIDEN, mObsl its 70 psr9nii1t
wurbsn, cab lis bu visl pom Storfen Su itb
nabnsn unb am @noe 70 bensbsIt murpsn, bas
Iis mabrfbeinIitb cine &ub fir sint 9Sinomibs
ls an9slsben bdttsn. Gie tanStsn f6rmd),
msnn nibt auf Den Stpfsn, todb auf ben &nie,
en-, uno mabten ollsrbano ndrrilbe Strsibs.
Der QSirtb psror feline Ysriide unb piel 2tnoss
re battsn ic9ar ben Ssrltonp psrorsn. Ole Dss
ls9atsnmabsrsi mar i'm @anjsn Elm ndrrilcbsr
Streid), woriitsr bic Qsuts aa9smsin LADEN,
unc camit fie ss olle erfabrsn, moas ib Cub
eriuhen eS in ben "Ssobadtsr" su isssn. Sb
babe alSfcrt 9emsnt, Die Qefofpfos tbdten ibre
9els9atsn bei Stsm maben-nun ,psis ib's
absr bsiI'r, Iis rusrcsn bei Spiritu5 9smabt.
Gin Qangfebwammer.
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SIN unfsrn Gabbar Sauntp Sbuplfin BAT
oas Tolf bsute tbsr Die 8srIs9uns bsS gauntps
Sises nab pottspias su sntftseen, llsbsr
biefs W1asrs9d wurbs ftbcn pisl ssltrttsn.
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Sin WDnuincnt.

~ Wv ~@'N s'' WV wv
"Nsa0in9 @aFtts' erfeben babtn sjni9s bier
mCbn'nos Slr9sr meIhe Sjnn fir tfsntliCbs
3srbslerun9en bobsn, ben Ylon sntmprfmouf
Dem plaee 100 friber ba6 olts @rurtbau5 itano
Elm Stonbbilo cSsr Gtotus pon QEltllam Vsnn
oufuitsusn. Die Soften peritIben inb ouf
$1,000 an3sfbIa9en, Die burb frsipilli9e Subs
fcription auf0smo0t merocn irasn. Gin NScs
bsl 5u Der gtatus foa bertit6 bsitsat ien unb
mir wolen bcffsn tos bas lIntrncbnen nidbt
ps sinff Die Scntains, mieotr Su QGa6tr wirp.
Soneerbarce 3ufammentrefcn.-9sr
SAG an mIbem bic Merfaner fcb unobbdns
sig bon @ponisn erfldrtsn II. Der bsi Dnen 70
mis Bel un6 Der 4. SuIt 9sfcitrt miro, fdut auf
ben l6. @sptsmbsr-weItbsa terfeIts Sag if,
an wsIbsm Sen. Stptt ibre Souptftaot sins
nabm. @smib Gin frnbsrtarcb 3ulammtu:
treffsn
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Ser &rie0.-91ir BADEN ben Ssri6tsr
pom Sris9sfbauplaee bsuts sinsn aressrsr
@aum ssssben, aIs uns felt sini9en Bc6sn
mSslib mar, ,pel mir pcrausfssen baB iis Ss'
Der germ lsfsn ,pirb
Die Habri6tsn iino mie ssmtbnIib, ndm'
lib: cas unfsr flsins 9trnss pisosr iis9rsd
mar. 9Ssnn fb Die Hacbridkn msltbs pi,
bis jest babsn, aIS mabr bslrati9sn, 70 9lauter
mir bas unfsre 9(rmee jest ibrsn lseYn Se:
ifimmun9sort trrsidt bat; mir meinsn bic 81:
tp Wsrifp. Siss mdre 70 melt 70 gut F.; lsrei
babsn mir absr aub lsst bic llsberBu9un9,ca
Merifc unisrs Srisbsn6porfhld9e psrwsi9ert
unO bic 8rsunce zines baIbi9sn Srisbsn6 mil:
fen baber iDre 5oofnun9sn auf nob untsifnlts
3st psrfbsben. GSfbsint jeet baB bic @uSs
itbtsn fir Srisosn nod sbsn 70 melt sntttrnI
iinb ol5 Iis nab Der @innabme bon Ssra srui
marsn-psnn sS lie9t i'm Sntsrsf1e Der Wfsrta'
nsr, ale ispsn6pcrfbld9e uniersr Ms9'srun9
~ psrmei9crn, fo lan9e eisfs fcrtfabrt OIa0tn
BON Sob unp Gber ccrtbn ;u srpCrtren.
llnfsr SIsine Nrmes 1T bel ollebsm jest pel
id)limmer baran, ais bsm 2lnfangs pe6 &riss
qes. Sie bat Qdnbcreisn uno &t&tt cin0s.
nommsn unp III nit unper9siCblibsm MutBe
nun Bis in bic fsinrIid1e j9auptitaet &C eorunsen,
o6er lie bat fir Dre Sie9s mandes Opftr brjn.
gen mu1sn-mie pieIe frdfti9s jun9e Wdnner
mt9en mcDl burb tit ftinrlchtn &u0cn unb
ourcb Sranfbsiten gsfalsn lsin ?-lle 1T peI
;u fein, um ba6 eroberte 0anc ~ bebauptn
uno bsfubet fib mitten in einsm Qance boS
NIT 8usrlnS uno anberem dbnIlbsn @elinbtl
an9efnat 1T, 70 SoB its fcrtmdbHno @tfabr
laufn gan; auf9sricten ju psrotn.
@6 fbsint bae e6 bic NbIid)t Der MerifanCr
1T, zen &rie9 70 Ian9s fOrtSuieesm bj6 unitrt
Gs9ierun9 miles mirr, @sIo uno Mtnidtn gu
rpfern. unc am @nrs miro t6 lltD psrmirtliNen
mas Die @s9nsr be6 &rjs9s5 pom Ss9inn Def.
ftlten bsbaupteten, nhmlb: oaB Der &rjcg
unniB isi unb ben 0sr. Stnotsn ME 3crtDsil
brin9sn mirbs. QGsr mInfd)t nitht Gin baIoi;
9e5 gnte Ne1IIten?
Sin uei,cr Sar;f.-Dje Gitp @cuntil6
ppn Gcaon9 bobsn ejnen Sarif ouf ale Cir
cu5rejtsr Wsna9erisn uno onrsrs Sbaus@ss
feafcbafttn 9eIe9t Ole c5 fir jreGmibi9 Bals
ten mt9en Die Gnmpbnsr pon Mtooin9 iu a:
mufircn. 5ufcI9e elmer bon bsnIetten crla1fts
nsn Gsrcrtnun9 BADEN ale Sbau9sbsr wsnn
fe bier @efbdfts MAIDEN mcfen tem MaDcr
sinsn @rIaubnibl@sin su I6isn unb fpl9cnben
Sstra9 bofdr Su be3aDlsn:
SUR sinsn Circus $50 firstn erlten Sa0,
fir jeoen fol9enosn Sag $25.
SIR cine Meno9eris $40 fir ten eriten unt
$40 fit jebsn fcl9enrsn Sag.
SIR cine Sbsoers 8rrfsaun9 S. fir ben ct.
fen uno $3 fir jepen fcI9snesn Sag.
SIR ale onbsrs ScbouausifsGmasn Die
@intritts9elo erbeben, SS5 fir Den srfen unr
So fit jsosn fcI9enpsn Sag.
0a &sotn9, ais Gin becsutsnbsr Ort, bdu.
fig pOn SbauIeuhn befucbt mro, 70 wirb Iid
oiels Wasu9sl sntme0sr itbr woDtbdti9 fir
un'ere StabtsS0ff Ssi9en, ctsr bic Stiubs bst
Sbau9ebsr merftb perminbtrn.
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