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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-06
sanford,s Family oathartio pills.

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up in
Glass Cases. Air Tight and will keep in any climate
THE FAMILY CATHARTIC Pill, Is a gentle hut nctivo
Caharc which the propre- tor has used in bis practice
moro than twenty years. =
The constantly increasing demand from those who have
long used the Pills, and the satisfaction which all express
in regard TO their has in y duced TO place them with
in the reach of all. =
The Profession well know that different Cathartics aet
on different portions of the = bowels.
The Family Ctuhare Pill p, has with due reference 10
this well established fact been compounded from va
ety of the purest Vegeta- BILE Extracts which act alike
on every part OF the amen- tay canal and good and
safe in all where Ca q tharc Is needed reb as
Der9ngements of the So- mach. Sleepiness Pains ia
he Back and Lotns Cosye ness Pain and Soreness over
the whole body from sudden cold which frequently II ne
ected, end in long course = Of Fever Loss of Appee
creeping sensation OF cold the body Restessness
headaene or weight In the head, all nhammatory Dis
eases worms In Children or Adults rheumatism great
Purifier Of the Blood and diseases 10 which aesb 4
heir too too mention in this adyertiseent Dose
TO 8. Price 80 cents.
The Liver 1nvigorsor and Family Cataric Pills are retail
ed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the Trade
all the large towns.
S. 7. SANFORD, NJ, D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
ly493 1856 Broadway, Few York
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TIV DOL AND LONDON
Fire & Life Insurance Co.

FIRE 0 Lie insurance 90,
No. SO Wall street. New York. Established in 1886.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL SlO,OOO,OOO.
Cash Capital aud Reserved Funds, S5OOo,OOO
Invested in the United States, ....... 100000
soeOdors personally responsible for all engagements Of
the Company
James Brown, Esq, ................ Chairman.
francis O's's Afhbd EsS H. B. o1S.gSy oS6g9ty Chairman
Eugene Dutilh Esq. A. Hamilton, jr, Esq.
Joseph Fowler, Esq Ed +. Sanderson, Esq.
VIM. S. Wetmore, ESQ.
Resident Secretary, ............... Alfred Pe Esq
pO1hse RonIsps pto,, Alex Alex Hamilton r Esq
The Policies of the Liverpool London Fire and Life In
suranee Company Differ from ordinary Policies in that
Under thern all claims are paid upon presentation
or interest and not as is usual sixty days after presentation
e They expire at six o'clock p NJ and not at noon;
b. They allow without notice. fifteen days workmens pr
a. they permit other assurances to be effected without the
Company consent being endorsed the Policy and do not
require notice of such additional Insuances until the
be specially demanded by the Company;
They assignable by simple endorsement No notice
of such assignment need be given to the Company
8. They may be made the face of them" Continuous
of Insurance
misses without notee-none being permitted under ordinary
Policies unless the consent of the Company be given writ
ing on the Pocyand without which consent the Policy is
void If Gnnpowder be on the premises
They are more simple-ayodng terms and nice
descriptions that only tend TO compcae the Insurance
render a settlement embaras ssing;
o. They do not like the Policies Of many Foreign Compa-
MES state that Funds and effects the company not other
wise appropriated alone answerabe for its losses
TO- They issued In this country by large and wealthy
body Of weknown American citizens resident in New YORK
who being Directors and Shareholders and consequently with
the other Popretors individually liable all the engage
ments of the Company, personally conduct the business
The magnitude Of the business of the Liverpool Lon
don is worldwide. Its large paid up Capital Surplus and
Reserved Fund amounting in all to upwards OF Five Million
Dollars being invested in this country together
with the capital at call nore than eight million dolas
the personal responsibility of all its Shareholders enable It 10
offer the most unexamped security and 10 accept risks ey-
cry quarter Of the GLOBE with much advantage TO the mer-
camille and other interests of all naon as A own profit
In evidence Of the prudent and successful Of ts
affairs may be mentioned that the large loss by the FIRE al
Valparaiso In November last does not raise the losses of the
Company for 1858 much above the yearly average
Applications received by j. S. BLYTH,
3n4S6 at the Farmers Bank of Asbtahnla
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AfplDIHo THE REsfoEmBni1Y--Bro
Noel Nas sore tronbled' at the scandal
Brother CFnnp brought upon himself BY
a''nk|nk too much. snd especially regretted
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% LOU, o. uIVdends paid 70 date. 657s07 81
ioti Of claims by death pd 70 date 5O34 90 Sl554 as
The Directors, having reserved the value az ali nolies ~
oee ana obligations against the Company besdes Of
aecared pros have om the surplus declared dydend on
ee o. % per cent on the premiums paid at table rates
PIE IN script 70 those who have paid their premius M h
premiums y 'N' s'''Pan9 iof
,aanS pes'3 e have also ordered the payment Of the 9th div
paid 70 the members AZ the tune ef annual prasms G
i ~ aus aaLag she year 1851 Those holding cp Of 1855
tnose whose Dividends have been placed g mi yin ~
eis % me sane y credit te notes a. hoy rhai5ri
JAS. REED, Agent q Ashssbula.
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THE ETNA INSURANCE Comply
Il continues to insure all kinds Of property at low rates
as any responsible company. .. II. FITCH, Agent.
FIRST CLASS NSUR.aJNCE.

Life, Fire and Inland Insurance Agency.
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, Of Hartford
Conn Accumulated capital S3,OOO,523l1'
Ktna Lille Insurance Company of Hartford Conn Captal
and Surplus 100000.
tna Fire and Inland Insurance Company Of Hartford Ct
Capital and Assets. Jan. 1st, 1859, 81 423 80.
North American Fire Insurance Company Hartford CT
Assets, jar. LIST, 1852 $365s00 90.
Having the Agency for these well known and responsible
Companies prepared to issue Policies Life Risks and
all kinds Of property at the lowest rates for reliable Insurance
Risks taken goods and shipment Of produce, either by
Railroad Canal Lake Risks the lives Of persons emf
grating to the Kansas Gold Fields taken reasonable terms
Especial attention given to the insurance of Dwellings, and
Farm property and contents Such insured for periods of
To years. ON the most reasonable terms.
Circulars sent to those desiring Information.
Applications solicited and policies issued by
o. H. FITCH,
Fsks Block, Ashtnbua, Ohio
Written applications from any part the county will be
promptly attended TO on their receipt by
EDWARD II. FITCH, Surveyor,
4S5H Ashtabula Ohio
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-06

anuaetuTe sale-Ro0Ins and Once No. East Fourlh-si,
50 building from Main street. Cincinnati, Ohio. LaboFaoy In
Hammond street.
For sails by GEo WILLARD, II sTooKwELL Ashtahn-
la y b smith, Eagevills; Stone, Orwel r W CiAfkl
WllanSheld; w r Allen, Jeherson Lyon Conneauti ~
Tieknor West Willamsheld; Pratt Wayne Alice iat-
rinRtop CobroOk; Hathaway Son, Hartsgoyei peok
with New Lyme, Mead West Andoyer; ~ Brown Leon
IN W Herriek, Richmond Centre; Bates PerponI "
MoCansand, Morgan; 4. l.. Gibbs, Orwell, g "A seem
vereli Harperseld; Dale Austinburg Lagrange {n-
outh. Parrish KinRsVille; Chaa BARRETT Amboyi smth
White KelOggsyilei II Clak, Shoheldi Savage ener-
man. saybrook Northern Geneva; DAVID Van Fps Union
Vile, aud BY Dfpggists aud Merchants generally W.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tion, and for the relief of COnsumptive
Patients in advanced, stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues are known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon the
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the afflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
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GOLD PENS.--If you wish to get q
NJ Superior GOA Pen call Ia a sTEELEs, ard ny hia a.
he has jusi received lot per Exea which .fe 49,
ranisd ior year. Z they fail An ANY WAY t..nP ~
time show marks oi accident o. MISUSE n'f ~" -
exchanged for NeE Ones
Aahtabuia Januarys i.oy
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ID DIR HooFLANDs
0ALSAMIO CORDIAL. For THE

Speedy cure Of Coughs Colds Influenza Group Hoarseness
Bronchitis Pneumonia Diseases Of the Bowels arising from
Cold lncpient Consumption and for the relief df
Possbe cure of Patients in advanced stages of the latter
disease.
This celebrated preparation, like the Bitter be conf
IDENTIFY relied on. is designed for class of diseases
general and more fatal than any other 70 which people
this country uhiectthose sprngng from "sgh cold"
That eminent authority Dr. Bell says: 81 will not say tina
Colds TO inhabitants what the Plaque and Ys0o Eco
ore to those of countries; but confidently
that they usher in disease of greater compcy and mora
ty than these latter"
further proof Of the terrible fatality diseases resulting
from common cold" may be by glance at the follow
ing statistics taken from the Of ihe Boarf of Health
of Philadelphia conssedy Of the most healthy localities
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-06

Nv FAMILY nt thls day cau aHoTd 70 90 Without q
In Sewing Machine.
Their great utility beyond question. obstacle in
the of their general adoption Is want of acquaintance
With Inequality and merits Of the various patents now In mark
et The confident representations of interested agents and the
sorry experience of those who have purchased the single
thread ravelng machines the strength Of those represent
atons have somewhat shaken the public confidence. To
avoid deception purchase should not be hastily made,
without full opportunities for deliberate test Of the respect
i've merits Of the different patents One unering guide may
be relied upon in selecting The lock stitch Is the only desr
able stitch taken DOIbe Thread Lock Stitch Machine
is that well be deceived Tba
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PREPARED BY
DER. j. G. AVER & co.
T.OWRTT MASS

GEO. WILLARD Ashabula; W. r. Allen Jefferson Stevens
Fitch, Geneva B. G. Webster AmboY; L. j. Webster Con-
neaut A. McCausland Morgan; A. Jiler Ausnburg and
by all dealers in Medicines everywhere. 800
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Wheeler q. Wilson's Machine


is of this description, and for Family Machine has more
good points than any other in 1t has stood the
time and experience and occupies higher place in public
hmaton, than ofi competitors. innges other
patents and has inunctions hanging It. a
cheap machines have. II has responsible local agents make
good all that claimed for it, and to supply every thing
full 10 keep In successful operation Enlightened economy
and experience point this as the cheapest machine now be-
fore the public. Its advantages these and if any
wishes to test them before purchasing they invited to
l Its simplicity and beauty of construction.
The excellence and neatnes of its stitch-alke both
SIDES and its freedom from anything like aveling
brOus cord on the underside
Speedaecuracy, and reliability at any rate of speed.
4 Economy of thread
Portabihty-ease of operation and management.
Quietness of movement
Ready adaptation to every species Of family sewing gath
eTng, &c
The Hemmer which has recently been added Is one of the
the facility that ordinary stitched with
uniformity and beauty that cannot be approached BY hand
performance fails TO elicit admiration.
This is pure and simple narration of its qualities which
will appear TO every acquaintance with the machine
Its design and mechanism is SUCH 10 make its presence
acquisition 10 ones psor. For the truth of these dec
araon reference may had the families of Rev. j. NJ Gil
lett Dr. Farringon L. Tyler, Mayor Hendry, John Mans
held, George C. Hubbard E. c. Hubbard Capt J. B. Hall,
Geo. W. Dickinson and Mrs s. B. Hubert all of Ashtabula
some OF these persons speak from than years
perence and from comparison with Of the cheap
Chimes having purchased and used them until the conviction
forced upon them that the thread rveng ma
chimes not adapted to meet the wants of the family
The testimony of MEIGs President of the American
Institute is that" There is but Sewing Machine
that is Wheeler Wilson s."
One Of these machines may be in operation the resi-
denee subscriber who authorised supply demanC
for them in this vicinity. JAMES REED.
Ashtabula, NAV, 1858,
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German Bitters,

wa efedRhllg cure Ltper Complaint, Dvspepaa Jaundo
Chr0Hic OF NerU0Rs Debility, Diseases Of the KID
neys, and al discases arisiag from de
ordered Lirer or Stomach
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From Rey. Mr. MeAlullou, Pastor Of Roberts Chapel.

hDIANAPOLIs Oct o, 1857,
Dr. RoBAoKDear SirI have used your Blood Purifier for
nervous Affection from which have suffered much at times.
While Is pleasant 10 the taste II certainly has happy effect
upon Please accept my thanks fot kind
gards. and believe me Yours, j. W. + hoMUILKs'
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA

BsHerOieR Institution, estGbhed By special Eadomsnt
for the Relief Of the Sick and Distressed afflicted
Nth RirNLent and Epidemfc Dsseases
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-08-06

No. So Wall street, New York. Established in 1896
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL Sl0000000
Cash Capital and Reserved Funds, $5O00000
Invested in the United States, ,............. 100000
Stockholders personally responsible for all engagements
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10

This Celebrated Washing Soap is now in market for
more than year, end that 1t has given universal sat-
siaciOn, is evident from the fact that the AIanulac
iurers OF IT, IN order To supply the demand have been
obliged TO increase their capacity To make eQual to
One Hundred thousand Pounds per Week Ii IS deci.
dedIy the bes' and cheapest Soap ever made in this
Country " One Pound of it will go as far for anv
is made upon a principle, of the best materials
ana known oHly to VAN lIAAGEN y MCKEONE. II does
awap entirely with the washbOard-saves the neces
sly OF boiling the clothes, il does not shrink Flannels
REMOVES GREASE, INK OR PAINT SPOFS
perfectly and from the most delicate fabric saves fully
one hall The time and la'er usually spent to do IKE
washing IL is warranted free from Sal Soda or other
tho clothes '
For Sale by all respectable Groccrs and Wholesale
by THAN g. MCKEONE,
NO. " and 2l South WhaIves. Philadelphia.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10
The Disposition of Capt. Brown.

Inc FIttsburg Journal seconds the sugges-
'o" oi the Philadelphia paper of the same name,
tnat IL is the part Of wisdom and true policy for
GOV. Wise TO follow the example of President
washington, in the much more serious and un.
JustIhable" Whiskey lnsurrection," and either
pardon John Brown, or imprison him for life
Among the reasons given by these papers fer
urging the pardon of Brown is that
Ellis crime is mad fanalicism, not base or
corrupt motives. Like Saul of Tarsus. he
thought he was doing Gods service. Brown.
even Gov. Wise admits, has slI the elements az
the hero. 10 execute him will be to make him
martyr. His blood would do ten tbousa nj
times more to disseminate abolitionism than bis
imprisonment could effect" ss
This Harper's Ferry business is again br;no-
ing before the miads of the people--Sont %
well as Nerth-,be prophetic words Of The
great Jefferson. who 20 years ago, pointed his
countrymen TO the time when this condition ~
shings must take place, and solemnly warned
lhem that IN such contest God had moi az M.
tribute that would enable him to "a ke sides w,,b
the stakeholder Il is therefore not matter ~
surprise TO US that the entire South is cougolssd
alon.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10
E7ARRfED,

On Monday evening, the 7th instant, by the
Rev. w. II. Brisbane, at the residence of the
brides father, John West, ESQ.,, near Frederick,
Del, Mr.. J. HENRY JEFFERSON, of Smyrna, and
Miss RACHEL WEST.
1.-The happy couple blessed be they-with
long and gladsome futule May pure and
genial Health, calm and peaceful Love, and a
grateful Prosperity attend them. as they move
IN the world unt-beautifuI spectacle =
united, bound, tied, with band lifelong in its
durability, converting hearts to heart, souls to
soul, and destlnies to destiny. Cake, very good,
friend J.]
On the 30th ult., by Rev. T. J. Quigley,
CHRISTIAN b. kENEsON, of Kent CO., Md, 10
MARY L. CONNER, of this county.
On the Sd inst, by the same, WIN. Town
SEND aud SARAH TURNER, all of this county.
AT the residence of the BRIDES father-in-aw,
John Anthony, Esq on the Sd inst, by Rev.
w. NJ. Warner. VIM. T. ELLIOTT, of Talbot CO.,
Md, and MARY MAsToN. of Kent CO., Del.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10

IHE success OF Mrs. Stoves last work, "The
Minister 8 Wooing," is Unprecedented Hav.
| ing run It's Course IN the Atlantic HOnth[v, 10
: winch popular periodical it brought several
thousand subscribers, it is now issued in hand
some book form, aud nearly thirty thousand
copies have already been sold, within two
weeks from the day Of publication.
The telegraph reports that William Harris
on aus 1azIett, implicated in the Harper's
ferry dlthculty, was surrendered at Carlisle. on
q, requlsItlon from Gov. Wise, and taken to
Virginia for trial.
1T was considered a great achievement to
make hot air as motive power, hut still
greater one has just been noted. Compressed
coId air Is now used in New York city to set in
motion so'se ~ sewing machines.
"SPIRIDON writes to the Boston Traveller
IRON Paris that a million and half of snalls
are eaten every season in the French capital
III Dyon they bring 30 cents bushel.
a COMMISSION Of lunacy has been appointed
al Albany, In the case of Mrs. Bandina Dudley,
whose singular disposition of her large estate
recently has been a subject of much comment.
Mr.. McLANE has received his instructions
lor the continuance of his negotiations at Vera
Cruz' and left Washington Friday.
A LATE Utah city paper mentions the arrival
OF company of European saints, who came in
hfty-slx wagons, and numbered about four hun
dred souls, mostly from Scandinavia. There
were six deaths and three births on their Jour-
ney of three months through the country.
AT Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday of last
week, two men were buried to the depth of
twenty feet, by the caving in of the embank.
ment of a sewer which they were digging
They were rescued alive after four hours inhu.
nation.
Gov. WISE has issued procla nation ofTerinr
a reward OF $500, each, for the arrest of the
following named fugitive nsurrectionists -
Owen Brown, Barclay, Cope, Merriam and
Tidd.
Hon. VIM Preston, Minister of the United
States at the Court of Madrid, has been granted
leave OF absence, and is expected to reach home
during this month.
TIE st. Louis Republican of the LIST instan,
says that half dozen Pixies Peakers reached
81 Louis that morning, with $4,000 in gold
dusl. Ihey give favorable reports of the mines. !
As might have been expected, ever since the
accident, The doubt which existed as TO the WOW.
sge this season of the Great Eastern across The
Atlantic seems to have settled down into Ger. |
lainty that she will not leave England earlier
lhan the spring. yo fe05..e - ,al..la
Gov. MEDARY has issued proclamation de-
cIaElng the Wyandott constitution adopted. also
designating the 24th inst. as day of thanks.
giving.
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10

ONE PRICE CLOTHING, of all the latest
styles, ard made in the best manner expressly
for Retail Sales
JONES & CO.. of the CRESCENT ONE PRICE
CLOTHING STORE, GOA Market Street, Phadel-
phla. marks the lowest selling price, in Pam Figures
on each article. All Goods sold made to order are
warranted satisfactory, and OHe Price System is
strictly adhered to. We believe this 10 be The only
air way of dealing, thereby all treated alike.
JONES Il CO.,
oc2S-Iy 6O4;Market ST., PHILADELPHIA
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10
THE
Test of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY OF
HEGEMAN, CLARK & CO.'S
G. mUine Cod Liver Oil.

1t is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for
Consumption Scrofula, Chronic Rheumatism &C., ever
discovered.
CAUTlON-The value of this remedy depends
upon lis purify and in order to customers
pure article, one of firm to Newfoundland to
superntend the manufacture Of Oil, ard we WAR
RANT 1T See that the label has the eagle and
mortar. and the signature the cork of each bottle
there is great deal of cheap inferior oil palned of
for genuine, to the great injury of patients.
81 Ask for Hegeman, Clark & Co.'S, aid take no
other, as many have been cured with the genuine who
have used others without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint
Grease Spots ETC.. removed Instantly; Gloves, Silks
Ribbons etc. cleaned equal to new. without injury tC
the most delicate color or fabric, by HEGEMAN Il Co.'S
CONCENTRATED BENZiNE, only IS cents per bottle
iEGEMAN d CO. Druggists l6l, 500. 5lI and 75t
Broadway. New York. oG-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-11-10
THANKSGIVING DAY.
Proclamation
Us Ercettency WILLIAM BURTON

ny 40 6ICctteHCyS w lLLlAM NJ BURTON
Governor Of the State Of Delalgare.
1T Is the duty OF Christian people, at all
times. 30 return thanks 10 the Great Glyer of
all good and perfect gifts for the innumersBe
blessings which He Is continually showeriDp
upon them but more especially Ii it right and
proper that day should be sci apart v lien We
who are blessed above all other nations. sLoud
with humble penitence and grateful hearts, bend
the knee together, and with one voice thank
Him from whom all blessings flow for the price.
less Liberties which we enjoy For the early
and the latter rains, which have blessed US in
basket and IN store, while famine and poverty
have been the lot of others; For the sunshine
OF peace, under which we bask IN careless con.
tentment, while the demon of war carries Ter.
ror and misery TO those even beside US For the
health which strengthens our frall bodies, while
pestIlence walketh abroad through less favored
countries, with misery, desolation, and death, as
his fearful companions; For the genial sun and
frequent showers, without which the husband.
man would have toiled in vain; For the gentle
winds which have filled the sails of the mari.
ner; For the success which has rewarded the
energies OF the merchant For the rcgularanl
constant employment afforded to the mechanic
and Iaborer; and for the good and equal laws
winch protect all alike in the ENJOYMENT of life,
liberty and property.
Therefore, l., WILLIAM BrRToS, Governor Of
the State OF Delaware, in humble reverence, do
appoint THURSDAY, the Twenty Fourth day
OF November next, as a day OF general thank.
giving and praise to Almighty God, and do re-
commend Its appropriate observance by The
citizens of this Slate.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the Great Seal of
r, the State of Delaware TO be affixed, at
| L. .. Dover, this twenty-sixth day of Octo-
Der, in the year ofour Lord one thou.
sand eight hundred and fifty-nine, AMI
OF The Independence of said State the eighty.
fourth.
WILLIAM BURTON
Blythe Governor,
EDWARD RIDGELY, Secretary of State.