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Disease yields to Treatment.
Judicious Means Emplyed
Saves Untold Suffering. ~

If you would be Strong, Healthy and Yigor-
GUS, use IHFights Tonic Cordial and Blood Pa
rifer 1t is a suporlative Tonic and invigorat-
ing Cordial, and is infallibfe remedy for
renovating the diseased system and restoring
the suffering invalid to health and vigor. 1t
purifies the Blood neutraiizes any bilious or
acrid matter in the stomach, and strengthens
the whole organization. 1t cures Scrofula, Salt
Rheums Fetter Boils, Blotohes, Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Flatulence, Kidney AZ
fections, Nervous Debility, and all diseases aris
ng from a adisorganzed condition of the Blood,
Stomach and Liver.
Stop taking disagreeable Bitters and stimu-
lating Potations, they are merely temporary in
their effect, finally they are positively injurious.
Take WrigAt's Tonic OoraieI, it will assist ma
ture in converting the food you eat into rich
blood producing health and strength.
.soifby PoE & BRos Agents, Rayehna, Ohio!
Ravenna, Sept. 3, 1865, am.
THE place to buy your watches. Clocks an
Jewe1ry, is at NJ. MowEN's No. 9, Etna Block
where you will always find good assortmen
and lower prices, than any other House in the
county.
Repairing done on short notice. All work
warranted Sep3, 1865, If
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official Registry
cnINrN nrr1crpS


Judge of Common Pleas-GEo 81. TCTTLE-
Probate Jutige-JAcoB V. NELL "'' '+
Prosecuting Attorrcy-E. L. " EBBEE. --''t
County Auaitor-HENRY II. STEVENS f'-t r '
Cointy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p. REED iit'' '''''
Clerk of Courts-ASDREw JACKSON. f-a' Iis'.'i'
Sherif-OTIs i. PAINE. '''.t' -tt ''..sj'
RECORD ER-Cs. w. BARRETT. H-3a5 i''' ithit
County CommissionerS.-HENRT j. NOZZLE. PER- -
p. DAwLET. Jos. c. CONRAD. ii3
Coroner-LUTHER H. PAR3tEI4EEg 't"5 .iifrH-a.lo
suryeyor-CHARLEs j. GILLIs, err azss
Directors of County Infirmary-E. b. BABcocK,
GUIAN CLEMENS and L c. DoDGE 9. 80
MAYORS OF INC0RPORATED TOWNS.
p Ravenna-E. L. weber,. - ~
kent-JoHN THOMPSON.
/ Garretfss{FiIle-. FRAycrs,1I g. s.a7e,lI
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE. -
Atwater-Jamesi Webber and sylvester A. q
Hfnman ]. fILiFLIt u (TTLEH
/. Aurora-Fseuben p. Cannon and Worthy sEay.- ?
lor. .a'o @1i' i'-iigiIi'< i<ft -'.' 53Eu
Brimfeld,-JQsepR L. Carrier and All. Lam
phear. .......,.r
DeerGeld-C. S. Tibbals and Ohm Il. Holman.
Etfnburgh-S Sanford and Asa Bingham.
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Munyon and Nathan
/ II. Smith.
Branklhn-Edgar y. Anderson, -iIuther r. y
Parmelee and W N! Grinneifl {.,+.lfi Il
/ Freedonr-Lymans bryant ,aEp MrTifIusoGig
| Larkeom. -tai ''ti.IHf,t isiiT - iel,- ii'fy@
! Hiram-Rufus Butts and Richard NJ Hank.
! Mantua-A. n Farr and Henry Cobb.
Nelson-James Ashald and a. f. Hannahs. .sf
! Palmyra-Iohn j. J.>Wiliams,l Ofrin Stevens
and S. o. Calvin. -2"0t 52NL
! Paris-A B. Merrill and Brainard SeIby, Jr.
Ravenna--Wm. Goldman, S. E. Fink and Jo-
! seph D. Horton. Il ~ 1 : ~. -S-''+.f Z -
Randolph James p fCoIeta and n. C. Sears 1
/ Rootstown-A. II. Barlow and Gideon sey-
mour. --5T 80
shalersville- G. Eldridge and W illiam
Carlton. 4IftsF f5t-, ~
streetsboro-E. NJ, Stanton and James, H,
Nichols. - Sl11 'iSol i
Suf1ield-H K Martin and VIM. Paulus - =
Windhann-E. S. Woodworth and Cornelius j.
Frary. .ID~Zk Il y iIkt}Ci.f
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The Detroit Iribane Radical, con-
fesses to some disappointment and
says, taken altogether it is not q strong
Cabinet, and thinks it; will be changed
before long;,rG .aE.t qd4 81 faad qis.
The Detroit Post Radical says -
The Cabinet does not strike us as
one that will command, at the outset,
the unqualified confidence of the
country" It thinks the selection of
Washburne indicates vigorous, plain
spoken and thoroughly American for
eign policy. lt,d of fleua Ifa
The Free Press, Democratic, says of
the, Cabinet:. "aThere is. not q first
class man among them, Not one of
them could receive the support of his
party at home for the places they are
selected to fill. 4e.s Ia ,bfita
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ADoLpu BoRIE who has been ap-
pointed Secretary of the Navy SUBJ
scribed S5, 200 to purchase house for
Grant. That accounts,for the milk in
the cocanut..n:. N .4ysa .aI.r .aan-r
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President Grant has sent a. second
message to the Senate, withdrawing
his request for the passage of a reso-
luton relieving the Secretary. of the
Treasury from the disabilities i'm
posed by the law of 17s9.a He has
finally concluded to observe his pledge
to execute the law. s5a Il Il Il lI3a
IT is sara Nj. Secretary Washbifn
viii so9h resign 70 J take the tfs mission y
81 % Isweq Isattlss4 - $R&-~-s
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PRICE LIST.

Buckwheat Flour. per 1O0 lbs .,sz.- ---s.- 8 O0E
The Cheapest Flour, Quality Considered,
in this Market .f5.f
And want it distinctly understood that all
the Flour sell is made at the Rayenna Summit
MILL and frem Portage County Wheat, which is
the best raised in the State the present season;
and that is the reason why all who want Flour
will buy it in priefereneeI to poorer Fleur. at
higher prices. This Flour is warranted to be
made from pure W inter Wheat. iif
lily WIN. Z. BRADLEY
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GRANT undertook TO run the ma
chine. on his own account and at. the
6fsE iiif,7l oftf Wheel filIi against *
ZET sstqoeg s1s aogy aaFs% vbesTii
- u1nua a ns,nasn - hlana-szzrz IVA.
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The Now York Press On tl.e Cabinet.

The Herald says of the Cabinet -
We see in this new Cabinet that Grant
has given the managing Republican
politician a wide berth; that he has
chosen his men for business and as his
sHbordinates, and with not the remot-
est idea that they are to be his masters
or coequals in the administration. =
The Tribune, Radical, says: The
new Cabinet means business emphati-
cally. Each man was chosen by Gem
eral Grant expressly to aid him in car
ryihg out the programme of economy
and integrity embodied in the inaugu
raj. y aftlii'ts< '5.i 37f''f
The Times, Radical, says: The
Cabinet as whole will not commend
itself 10 the favor of politicians, be-
cause it has not been taken from their
ranks, nor are the men who compose
it sufficiently well known to the pub
lie at large to command in advance the
full confidence of the community but
in the very freshness of its character
in the fact fact that that its members are bnsi-
ness men rather than politicians, and
are likely to make the practical inter-
ests of the country their first care, we
see ground for believing that the Cab
met will by its practical working vim
dictate the wisdom of its selection"
: The World, Democrat, says: Grant
has made such a Cabinet as no politi-
clan would have advised !; such Cab
met as no newspaper would have con-
jecturedt; a Cabinet which fills his po-
litical opponents with wonder, and his
political friends with suppressed dis
may It derides the appointments,
and says that not one Of them has ever
| been known in the councils of the ma
ton. sis siti3 fil ~ -isii;if'' ~
The New Y York Post, Radical, speak
ing of the inaugural, says: ). Grants
sentences and paragraphs all hit their
mark. He does not mean to quarrel
with Congress, but neither does he
mean to be its creature" 1t cofnpli-
Il
ments the inaugural warmly. Speak.
ing of the Cabinet, the Post says: +" II
is by no means such a one as the expe-
rienced politician with strong party
attachment would have appointed
/ Thisis to be recorded as recommen-
datien." HEST 81 -fih 3ii So7a'.'a'
The Post, Radical, generally COM
mends the Cabinet individually, though
saying :. Mr.. Washburne win have to
be ON his guard against certain haste
/ of temper with which he is charged ?
1t is understood among MIR. Stewards
friends that he will accept the appoint.
ment. e3aiiIu G-ai as 3if2eal sri
! The Telegram recognizes in the Cab
met the indomitable will of Grant
/ which individually and collectively
! represent. only Grant and his views.
The Commercial, Radical speaks
highly of each of the members of the
Cabinet and endorses the inaugural.
1
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Grant and the supreme Court

1t will be seen from the inaugural
address of President Grant that he has
made complete and total surrender
to the bondholders. He says: 70,
protect the national honor, eUe,yl dol
lar Of public indebtedness shoit3d be
paid in gold, unless otheT,cise expressly
stipulated an the contract" And he
gives notice to the thousands of Re-
publicans throughout the country who
believe that the, public and private
creditor should be placed upon the
same footing, and whom Grant de-
nounces as "repudiators," that none
such will receive any fayors at the
hands of his administration. On the
other hand, the Supreme Court of the
United States, in the recent case be-
fore it, after a full argument of the
question, held that we have two kinds
of legal-tenders-gold and silver, and
greenbacks-that contracts made pay
able specifically in coin, can be legally
enforced, but auhere coin is not men
toned in the contract, at can be legally
discharged By the payment Of green
backs. The five-twenty bonds of the
Government are not by their terms
nor by the law authorizing their issue,
made payable in coin. They were
never purchased with coin, but with
deprecated paper, and, in many in
stances, at an enormous shave. Can
President Grant, or any of his friends,
offer substantial reason why this dis
tinction should be made between the
public and private creditor? Is there
any justice in having two classes OF
creditors, one of which shall have
specie and the other deprecated paper
where neither contracts expressly de
eide for payment in specie? Yet Pres
ident Grant says this privileged class
must exist in this country, and gives
fair warning to those Republican,
who think otherwise that they are
resting under the ban of prescription
therefor. - & t7hi it.+
1
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Mice work ef . earant and Colfax Club of
Scalayraxs,

Mice work Of . CEant and COlfax Club of
SealaWags.
The spirit of the radicals towards
the best men Of the South, was well
illustrated recently in the U. S. Sem
ate. A bin for the removal of politi-
cal disabilities was up, and Senator
Conness, who has had leave from his
own State to retire after the 4th of
March, moved to strike out the name
Of Asa Parker, Auditor of the State
Of Virgins, on the ground that he
was "an arrant rebel" It appears the
"Grant and Colfax Club" of Rich
mond, made this charge, in face of q
recommendation from Gen. Schofield
and Gen. Stoneman, that his disa bill
ties should be removed, and the fact
that he had taken the oath of allegi-
anee, and ayowed his intention to sup
port the government. In the course
of the debate, Nye of Nevada, showed
that opposition of the Grant and Col
tax Club arose from the circumstance
that Mr.. Parker, as State Auditor,
stood in the way of rascally scheme
Of the csrpet-bag Governor to sell the
internal improvements of the State of
Virginia to outside parties! Messrs.
Trumbuil, Frelinghuysen, Conkling,
and others, showed up the infamous
nature of the opposition in such
light, that Conness was glad to with
draw his motion to strike out Mr..
Parker's name.
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NOTIGE:''FO IN .V.A!lL-IDS A !!
6. LIB. Snyder, M. D.
- k4tfIr y ft[IGIII
ha GERMAN PHYSICIAN ,().:isl.,.is

t~-sa .-s.a3G.i -RAVENNA, OHIO, e55lsl snf:sr,
,tI SutoiHia stfufuH 10 F.gsfe lIi5ts,sl
Taking advantage of recent discoveries made
by eminent Microscopists to determine the ac-
tual condition Of the blood, and excretiors in
health and disease. claims to arrive at eorrectE
conclusions in anaIyzing Acsae and Chronic
Diseases, by the microscope and chemical agents.
Diseases thus unveiled of the mystery former
ly surrounding them. become amenable to treat
ment, and not subject to tile dangerous expert
ments of those who guess at the disease, . and
use the stomach as crncible to be filled with
poisonous chemical agents to confirm or contro-
vert their opinions of the seat and nature of
diseases. .tt. ...a..,r7 ,.-, 2 I'D .,f-.,,.,,-,
Office in Dodge's Block. ssft5 10 ,u5 T=st
Residence. Gillette House. sep3, 'GS. ~.
Il KIH
DAyEN MA SUNNI MITtMILL
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Trouble About the Cabinet.

1FouDke AOO4B CRO C8DtARets .f'i if'1'
The President has got his ehfoot in
it at theIyery outset of his adminis-
tration, by appointing Mr.. "A. Il.
Stewart, the merchant prince of
New York, his Secretary oftlre Treas
ury, who, by the law establishing
that department is rendered ineli-
gihle- to. the Office. He then sends
q message to the Senate asking
for the passage of a joint resolution
to remove or cure. the disability. MIR.
Sherman thereupon introduces, o bill
in the Senate for that purpose, but
Mr.. Summer objected, and the subject
went over. There are, even among
the Radicals in Congress, those who
are unable to discover why,uif any
good reason ever existed, for such a
provision, it does notapply with equal
force at the present time and to the
present case. si,te.riGy :. m no 85Ie
The special dispatch from Washing
ton toN the Cincinnati .Eaquirer OF
Monday, says :s.4aI ,aI.: ...b fsi.a 90.
"tThe Republican, journals ia this
vicinity have generally taken ground
against the repeal of the law. which
prevents Mr.. Stewart from accepting
the office of Secretary of the; Treasu-
ry, and to-day Republican Senators
are talking the same way. The New
York Post, of last evening, says that
i'll sending message to the Senate
asking the repeal of this law, Grant
has made blunder. To-day the two
New York Senators, and nearly all
those from New England declare that
they will oppose the repeal. 1t may
be generally understood, therefore,
that if Mr.. Stewart wishes to be Sec
retary, he must dispose of his import
ing business. This, it is believed, he
cannot do for some time, even if he
feels disposed to do So; /. tss,,fs,f5,55
Senator Williams, of Oregon, says
that the wisdom of the law is conclu;
sively proved in Mr.. Stewards case.77
l
In the general belief against repeal,
the New Y Yorkers are at work to press
the names of Hamilton Fish and Girls
wold for the vacancy to be created by
Mr.. Stewards forced retirement
At the latest advices the Cabinei
matter was still unsettled. It is gen
orally understood that Mr.. Steward
/ will retire. Who his successor, is moi
known. Mr.. Boutwell,, of Massachu-
sets, and David A. Wells, the Special
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
are both spoken of in connection with
the office. Should the former receive
the appointment, it will cause another
change in the Cabinet by the retire,
bment of Judge Hoare, the A Attorney
General, who is from the same State
as Mr.. Boutwell,. .+tf..r5., ola IL -
j P, Stewart has declined the. ap-
pointment, but up to Wednesday
morning, 81 no successor ur'aPa qEn had l1'l beer
named, 49, ..,trt : o.s;ts i, F.rs
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Hon. n. J. JoHett and the Governorship.
The GAINESVILLE Signal published at
the home of Hon. H. j. Jewett, says:
Many Democrats in this county and
throughout the State having looked
to our distinguished fellow citizen,
Hon. H. j. Jewett, as the next Demo-
cratic candidate for Governor, and
several papers having expressed them
selves likewise, in order that there
may be no misunderstanding in the
matter, and that his many friends may
look elsewhere for q choice, we feel
authorized to say that, while appre-
ciating the favoritism of his Democrat
ic friends, Mr.. Jewett's engagements
are such that he can not be candi-
date for any Office, but expects for
some time to come to confine himself
strictly TO his private affairs.
This announcement will not be well
come 10 many Democrats, and we
wish 81 were not to be made, but 1t is
due bakhtO hin sad to.them that IL
sow fe nRhlishads ssAi-Esu f'cfaC hsf
L S.rs
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DWELLING HOUSES AND LOTS.

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and, J. lot,stfA tllef lltable AsAepest2,
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,s;s;ss ss AS4HoN4 A sSHrs o%Hf Ss9aovn
Treasurer "A. j. PACKARD, 555N "a ) i
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yHIS ASSOCIATION established in the city of
Shareholders by Public Drawing commence at 10
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Mn. SCHNEIDER, living on Ohio
Street, Cleveland, was badly burned
in attempting to kindle fire with
burning fluid, ON Saturday.
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The following is the bill introduced
by Mr.. DANGLER into the Ohio Senate
affecting the interests of Akron, and
which has passed its second reading
with fair prospect of becoming
law. We. print it for the information
of whom it may concern:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21

Die neuefe @ei9dftsorsania a,
ii un.-Nn Der britten Stra6e SO. los
3ui1@en &obert unb Sadlon 81. purbe biele.
Sage Gin neues Gaenwaareneei9aft etablirt,
Gin Slid in bas Snnere be6elben pabrenb un-
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seranlabte uns unpiafabrli&, ba pir Is als eli,
ioldes erfannten, baS bemGreunee berGrbDbuna
ni9t bios Der 3abL ionbern aud besGbarattera
unierer ct. pauler 8aufbauier Greube madt,
ein5utreten unb nabere l1m19au gu Dalten.
IS finb bic 9erren 9abiSburE @9uI3e
u. &. bic tpir bier etablirt fanbtn. $50 iolde
ti&tise 5erren AT Der Spibe feline anbere 81
banbluns ibrer 8unben, ais esi@aftsfertise unb
3uScrfommenbe gu erwarten unb bab gorratb,
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Inipri9en auf par ieben. Gas prdatise 2otal
1T nit folder Malen Der ~neueiten etoTen
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eefult, ais Is uur faIen fann. DreBgooos,
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9elet bic Mn3eise, sebt bin III benz neuen
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leu.
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Ham1eY County. - gerbanbluns Der
County @ommi6aren III itrer Sisune I'M Ntun-
tag ben 16. Musua.
Muerfannte &ednunsen an Or. Gbas.
Smitb fir llnteriu&uns ter 2eide BON patrid
Graee. $50; an Tbeob. parfer fir Dien1e i'm
Sale BON &ubertion eesen calhoun $146O
an 9. S. @criuen fir 8upferareifen 1870 ,
an bic @taats &eformldule $53S.56; an
@beriF &Obertion fir 8efSRieuns son0sfause>
nen in Der Sail $234.85; an yatrid Cullen
fir DienRe ale Gonfabler i'm Sale pcnRobert.
1on eesen Calhoun $14.15; an 81. u. s. @ar-
ner fir @uuenbeden $500; an pen1elteu fir
&eparatur Der Stilpater @cab $65 90 an
ben Armen . @ufeber $163.6O; an ben @ai>
5enridter 1926; an $. porn fir gopcfaten>
bisnfe $40; an 2ute Yatten fir eputy. @te-
riffs Dien1en $1,000.
Der @sbalt bss County . NnpaIten .rurte
tpieber auf 500 per @onat ssisst ferner be-
i&loden, ba6 i'm Court 9cuie teine Yrimar
sber anbere Mabl mebr iattfnben barf.
Die @ebSrbe erpablte Or. q. .. DalY gum
Gounty.Nr3te.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21

9umbplbt>T Aus ben fur
bte geranfaltun9 Der 9umbolbt Setter e.
nannten @onaites nparen In tbrer auf Dpn>
aersta9 Mbenb %anberaumten @eriammluns
IN Browne Safe nur folsenbe Mitslieber
erl4ienen q. q. &iefer, Gbec. Gamblers,
Sbso. Ma1enmeiter, s. 8reioert, q. &ant,
Us. @rpb S. Main;er, g. @iesentbaler,
S.S. &Sle unb q. Ttnt aelde fid In Elm
Slenareomtte ecnitttuirten unb beiddofen
uuter benz grdibium bon 9errr q. S. Sic
fer nit 5errn S. {. &Sie ais Secretdr, bab
ourd ben sesteren bic gorIser Der einselnen
eonites unb bic Mitslieber beS Tinan3aus>
i3uhes etnselaben perben fi9 beute Cant
tag Mbeno nit tHren Gpmits in Der beut>
i9en TeretnstaQe in 8rpwns 8lpd un1 y
nbr etn3ufnben UNI ibre respeftipen @eiadf>
te 5u erlebtsen unb ba6 Unit 81 ltbr bic &C.
aeralperl amn1luns Der Burger ct. Nauls
ftattfntet CUR Mttnabme uber bic ppn ben
ennSelnen Gcn1ites sprselesten Masreeeln.
Das @er3et9nib Der Gomites erfolat MIDI.
ite Mp4e auslei4 NIT ben Melultaten ibrer
9erat1uns wie ie Yon Der 8arseryerlamm~
lung beute Mtenb abpptirt perten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1869-08-21

seiporfenen @tretft9ter, bas f4 1ed1eube
@elbbrca5entbum, bteS teuer> u. Dtnan 3frase,
bic Ser. ct. 6anbelsfptte u. {. ". ltefern
etnsr1 republifanif9en Gbitor jebtnfaas 81
urerqutdlt&e 3bematas unb p~erlansen mebr
@ente tint fe felbf fur anbeleiene eei4teldu>
bise munbsere&t III perbreben, ais bic
Staatssettans in bteler @9wlle entpidelr
fam.
Der College mabt i6 as unb vidaft 70
BART" bamtt In Der politii9en Mplatt feiner
@artet far bic @erbfwaM au9 ein@ tld pst
ieinem 9ol3e CUR gertpenbuna fcmm,t, unb
baB ct bic Demofratie bes Counties ~ ent.
3tneien manfdt, 3eist, bab Der republifani,&e
3erenfefel gu fart brpbelt nnb er nidts bel>
teres 5u tbun weib.
Die Vrtmdrtpablen iinb ni9t uuipnf s1
unb bic beuti9en Dempfraten ct. @auls
aoerben bafar forsen, bab fe ba iinb unb ba6
D%elesaten aufeefe1t perben bic fur feine
aaberen ais ebren> unb prin3ipienfefe tid-
tise Dempfrater auf bas Sidet fommen,
aud obne bic @rattspprialise Der @taatss
5ettun9.