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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-11-03

ToHN MOWER,
sJ ATTORNEY AT Law.
BEDFoRD, PA.
April /, 1s64.-tf.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28
Certificate of Authority.

To expire on the 9lst day Of January, 1866.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATED
ISsURANCs DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, Ohio, January 20, 1861
WHEREAS, THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE Cox
PASY, located at Hartford, in the State Of COnnec
ticut, has hled in this office sworn statement OF
its condition. required by the first section Of the
act 90 To regulate Insurance Companies not incOr-
pOrated by the state Of Ohio, passed pril g. 1885,
and amended February 8, 1864, and whereas, said
Company has furnished the undersigned satisiactO-
~ evidence that it is possessed Of at least hun
dred thousand dollars Of actual capital invested in
stocks, or bonds, or in mortgages of neat estate,
worth double the amount for which the same is
mOrtgaged; and whereas, said Company has Med
in this office written instrument under its cOrpO-
rate seal, signed by the President and Secretary
thereof, authorizing any agent or agents of said
Company in this State, 10 acknowledge service OF
process, for and in behalf Of said Company, accord
ing TO the terms Of said law,
Now, therefore, in pursuance ef the first section
OF the aforesaid act, 1, JANIS h. GODHAE, Auditor
Of State for Ohio do hereby certify that said HART
FORD FIRE ISsURANoE COMPANY is authorized to
transact tho business Of Fire Insurance in this state
until the thirty first day of January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty. six.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto subscribed
my name and caused the seal Of my office to be
affixed the day and year above written
Il. 81 JAMES h. GOODMAN,
Auditor of State,
I hereby certify that the above is q true copy Of
Certificate Of Authority made and delivered to the
HARTFORD Insurance COMPANY, by JAMES H.
GOODMAN, Auditor, with tho seal Of his Office
thereto attached.
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto suhscrib-
ed my name and affixed tbs seal Of said Company,
this day Of January, 1863.
[stamp.l Secretary.
JOHN G. Jennings, Agent.
jan2B:lss CLEVELAND, o.
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gFaI estate Ageutifs.

ENOR SALE.-KINSMAN STREET
Il A nice two.story Cottage House with every
convenience, and lhreee acres Of land.
ERIE Stood, new HoHse, rooms, and lot.
UNIvERsITY BEIGHTs-aOOd Bouse and lot.
$500.
VACANT Lotion Oourtlabd st. S9co.
BRIDGE ST.-GoOd House, srooms, and lot; 5000.
VAUA IT L0r-l2lx202 #. on Soovlll avenue.
ST. CLAIR ST.-Aear Wilson av.; 10 l3 acres.
EAST OJEVELAED-Goo6 House, rooms and
nearly sn Of land. $1,000.
PROSPECT. ST.-Esst Of Erie, two story brick
House, with marble mantles, slate roof &o.-
Lot 3sxl4O. Beoantly occupied BY GOV. .Brough.
EUCLID ST.-GOod tWo-story brick House, marble
mantles hot and cold water, bath room; 30.
ERIE ST.-Hear EUelid, two-stOry frame House,
and lot sSx6S Il. $1,000.
sOOVILL AVENUEBriek House, two stories,
and lot 40Il9s f. 5000.
LAKE ST.-Aice twr-story cottage House and lot
5Ox99 Il $500
GARDEN sT.-Eesr Hudson, one-And a-haif story
House, and lot 54T92 $3.50.
CEDAR sT.-fwo-s'ory frame House and Lot ssz
COLUMBUS sT.-Jydstle- HOuss for sale on long
credit
COLUMBUS sT.-e4od frame House. Il rooms,
good barn and fTuitS.
TRACY sT.-House and Lot 5000.
TRACY sT.-Houss and Lot $500. -
FARM AND OUT PROPERTY.
I32 I-2 Acres in B~ckpOrti S65 per acre, a down
fruit 5000
B3 Azores in Parma IN State Road, milos from
city; brick houEs, ten rooms, two barns, corn
house, 80. S45s9.
GRISr mILL-PeryasnentW Water.poWeFs house and
barn, 60 scres o. land, fruit, 40. $500. u
JOHN G. JENNINGS, --
Real Brtato and Insurance Agent, .--
desI AtVster Building
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OIL News from IahOnipg County.

The Mshoning Register says:
The supposed oil territory of Youngs-
town and vicinity is about to be thorough
ly tested. A Philadelphis Company. who
have had large experience in developing
the oil deposits of various sections of the
country, have recently secured a number
of leases in the immediate vicinity of our
town, and design entering upon the work
of drilling for oil as soon as the necessary
machinery can be forwarded.
Among other tracts leased by this Gem
psny, is the piece of bottom land lying
south of the town, between the canal and
formerly known SIS the Rayen Park lace
course. Also the farm of Philip Kimmel,
on the Mshoning, four miles below town.
They have also secured, and will further
develope, well put down on the land of
Charles Hilker, on the west side of the
river, some four years ago, and from which
oil in considerable quantities has been OBJ
tanned. Leases Of contiguous lots have
also been secured, and we shall soon know
the real extent of the deposits in this vi
cinity.
Mr.. George Evans, of Philadelphia, re-
presenting this company, has been here
for several days, examining the Gil indica-
tions of this neighborhood, and is sufficient
ly satisfied with the prospect, as to make
arrangements for Immediately prosecut-
ing the work of developement. This com
pany, moreover, are the patentees of a
steam cylindrical drilling machine, which
bores with wonderful rspidity a perfect
true hole and acts at the same time as q
pump, avoiding the liability of of the drill
ling tools becoming fast, and dispensing
entirely with the use of the sand pump
one or more of these machines will soon
be in operation here, when those interested
in such matters can judge its merits.
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Tne Eebel uurrener and cola.

The Richmond Dispatch of January 2lst
tails rle than an Tho fall nf FArt Fisher
gold rose to 76 but subsequently, fell to 4s.
At least fifty dollars in rebel paper are
necessary to buy one in gold. The recent
action in the rebel congress, by which all
the cotton and tobacco in the South are to
be seized by the robol GOvarnmant. is re-
garded by the Dispatch as a move
men calculated vastly to enhance the cur
currency. The Secretary of the Treasury
is to borrow specie giving cotton and to-
bsoeo as security This specie is TO be ap-
piled in the redemption of large portion
of Confederate notes now ahoat. Confsd-
crate notes are, in turn, to be paid for the
cotton and tobacco seized. This very
novel method of bailing sinking boat by
dipping out water at one end and pouring
it in at the other, will prove wholly mad
equste. No ingenious devices of Tren-
holm's can make hesdway against the tide
of military disasters which Is beating
against the tottering Confederacy. The
only effect ofthis wholesale conRscation of
the Gotten and tobacco viii be to deepen q
growing hostility TO Davis.
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an Important matter q True.

A report that comes from San Francisco,
not generally reliable medium for Mexi-
can news, of sn arrangement made by
Macmillan by which some of the north
ern states Of Mexico are eeded to Napole-
on as a guarantee for the payment of the
French debt incurred in the sending of
troops TO Mexico, and that Ex-senator
Gwynne of California has been appointed
Governor and that he has drawn up a code
of laws, approved by the French Empe-
ror, for the government of these states. is
very important if true. The report comes
with so much of detail about it, that it is
difficult to suppose the whole story a mere
fabrication. 1t is movement which
must eventually embarrass the relations
between this government and France, as
it will not be regarded in any other light
than as an encroachment upon the people
of this Republic. We wait for further
news either to confirm or repudiste this
strange piece of intelligence.
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-Ehe oEerIand stare Line.

All nail matter for California and Col
Orsdo is now forwarded by ocean to San
Francisco, as the Indians have control of
the country between Cottonwood and
Denver. This is a serious interruption for
the people of Colorado and the capitalists
that hsye money invested in the mining
operations of that region. The success of
the sSvsges is said to be due to the want of
foresight in the military of that depart
ment rather than the want of for'
Severe measures should st once bss' -ee
The territories Of the West r. -dopted'
open for settlers. The p lust De kep'
cultural interests ofg lining and sgTi.
esssntisl 70 than mat vast section are
Government. SAo s1aplilty OF the
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HistOrieaI ConsoIatior-


The Richmond Whig has a great faculty
for administering historical consolation to
its alarmed and depressed leaders. Thefall
effort Fisher, itasserts, should not weaken
the srdor and devotion of oftherebellion. Be-
cause the Consular armies of Rome, with
forces no larger than 10000 men, con-
quered the world, because Xenophon con-
Quoted his retrest with 10000 men, because
Miltisdes, with the same number of men,
thrashed Darius, because Alexander con-
quered Asia with 10000 men, because Ma
poleon, with the same number, gained four
victories in Italy, and because Frederick
the Great was equally successful, with a
small force, against overwhelming num-
bers, the rebels should feel assured of final
victory. What analogy there is between
the belligelent Yankees and the belligerent
rebels which bears any comparison to the
cases cited by the Rhig it would be diff
cult to say. The rebels will probably dis
cover that the Yankees are not barbarians,
with bows and arrows, fighting the we'll
trained lsneers of Greece and Rome. The
Yankees are armed with gun and bsyonet,
monitors snd swamp angels If the only
source of comfort is to be found in such
loose generalizstions from history, we may
conclude that the rebellion is about to come
to its marrOwbones. If the world is to 60
backward, civilization to give place to
barbarism, the ssvagery and superstition
of the Middle Ages to take the place of the
Christian culture of this sge, then indeed
may there be some hope for the rebellion.
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General Mcclellan Gone to EuropeII

The World Of Wednesday says; "Gen-
eral Mcclellan will sail for Europe to-
day, in the steamship China, with his wife
and child. The General himself leaves
the country at this time with some reluct-
ance; but the health of Mrs. Mcclellan is
such that their medical advisers counsel
brief residence abroad as necessary to its
restoration. They will remain in England
but few days, in France hardly longer,
and will proceed at once to Rome, remain
ing there several weeks and thence to
Dresden or perhaps the South of France
for the summsrmonths, returning probably
in the fall or early winter"
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Parson BrownIow in RIchmond.


The Richmond Examiner fosms furious
ly about the nomination of Brownlow for
the next governorship of Tennessee. 1t
calls him brutal, blsspheming Methodist
psrson. Seeing a horrible fateunder Brown
low, in reserve for Tennessee, it thus paints
the glories of the Yankee dominion when
Virginia shall have been brought into SUBJ
lection. The picture is absurdly horrible
as it is drawn. Of the prospective Brown
low, who shall rule Virginia, the Examiner
sysI
He will be insugursted in our old Cspi-
tol, hedged round with Yankee bayonets.
He will appoint all civil officers, including
judges and hsngmen, for there will be no
Senate or House Of Delegates under that
regime. The flag of the State, which =
SIC senpeT, shall wave over den IS
bers and shsmbles, where drupn of rob
will soak the soil with the .-nesd justice
Virginisns, and give Olood of all good
their murderers > their possessions to
and their ; .ohRve and to hold to them
servilitv -eirs forever. Some by sbject
anti and oaths of allegiance, taken
-dst the sneers of the blue-costed sol
, diery, may save their lives, perhaps, but not
their property; they must return into the
Union naked as they left their mothers
womb. e
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Hundred Day Credits.

It is reported that Governor BFough
does not favor the resolutions passed 0y
thu State Senate requesting that credits be
allowed Ohio for her hundred days men,
as such was Rot the contract with Secretary
Stanton. The question naturally occurs
why such contract was msde2
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The Prospective EvaeuatiOn or Rich.
mOud.

mODd.
The desertions from the rebel army
around Petersburg geOntinue very numerous.
From fifty toone hundred come over daily,
proving that there is great decentralization
in the rebel ranks. A correspondent of
the Philadelphia Press says:
"Fwo Confederate Captains, who desert
ed and came into our lines yesterday
morning, report that several days since
council of war was summoned by General
Lee, at which all the general officers of his
army were in attendance. The subject for
their consideration was not known but
it was widely believed that the expediency
of evacusting Richmond Was under discus
sion. There win be stirring news from the
army before many weeks have passed"
TIE cold weather, and Indifferent feed
ing, have 8 very excellent effect upon the
rebel soldiery. Their rstions at present,
IS is learned from deserters, is one third of
pound of meat and mite OF meal daily.
Under these circumstances they grow very
penitent, and flock to our lines. 1t is worry
difficult to see what remains for Lee to do
unless he evseustes Richmond and fees to
Danville, or surrenders. Confronted all
along the lines from Richmond to Peters
burg by two men to his one, and with Sher-
man, largely reinforced, marching on his
Communication, and promising to effect
junction with Grant, what can Lee and
Davis hope for7 The evacuation Of Rich.
mond may be expected sny day.
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Over Doing RenevoIence.

The people of Savannah ere protesting
that the good people of the North are more
generous than there Is any necessity for,
and that the extent of suffering in the city
has been very much misrepresented. They
do not wish to labor under the stigma that
their apparent JOY in getting back into the
Union was the result of starvation.
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Some manufacturers in Pittsburg are ex-
perimenting with new prices of burning
coal in themsnufacture OF IRON and glass,
which consumes all the smoke. The coal
is heated sn retort and the smoke Is
mixed with atmospheric air st the point OF
combustion by q peculiar draft.
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The Boston Public Library numbers
IIe, ,e34 volumes and 1900 pamphlets. Its
sccessions last year were 6,226 books,
2,s89 pamphlets Ss7 maps and charts. 8s7
sepsrste papers, % 9engrayings, and htho-
graphic stone containing designs relating
to the life Of franklin,
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Certificate Of Authority.


TSezpire on the slut day OF January, 1866.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITeR OF STATE,
ISsURAsCE DEPABTHEET.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, January IL, 1855.
WHEREAs The MERCHAETs' INSURANCE COIPAHT
Of Hartford, located at Hartford, in tbs State Of
Connecticut, has filed in this oihce sworn state
meat of its condition. required by the first sec
tion Of the act "To requisite Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio" passed
ApriI g. 1856, and amended February 9, 1864; aud,
whereas, said Company hiss furnished the UNDER
signed isactory evidence that IL s possessed OF
at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual
capital, invested in stocks or bonds, or in mort
cages Of real estate, worth double the amount for
which the same Is mOTtgsgedi and, whereas, said
Company has filed in this Office written instru-
ment under its corporate SEAL signed by this PreEi-
dent and Secretary thereof, authorizing any agent
or agents Of said Company in this State TO seknowl-
edge service OF process, fer and in behalf OF said
Company, according to the terms Of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the FIRST section
Of the aforesaid act, l. JAMES. Il. GoDMAS, Auditor
Of State for Ohio do hereby certify that said MER
cHAHTs' IEsUR1EcE COMPANY Of Hartford Conn,
IL authorized 10 transact the business Of Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty
first day Of January in the year one thousand eight
TStaTon / In witness whereof, I have hereuntO
fSeaIi subscribed my name snd caused the seal OF
my office to bo affixed, the day and year
above written.
JAS. H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of stEte.
JNO. g. JENNINGS Agent,
isu27lss Cleveland, Ohio.
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Certificate Of Authority.


To expire on the Slst day of January, 1866.
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR or STATE,1
INSURANCE DEPARTMT,
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. y, 1865.
WHEREAS, The NORTH AMERICAN FIRE IN
SURAhCE COMPANY, located at Hartford, in
the State OF Connecticut has filed in this ofice
sworn statement of its condition. as required by
the first section Of the act "To regulate Insurance
companies not incorporated by the State Of Ohio -
passed April S, 1886, and amended February 9,
1865 and whereas, Said Company has furnished
satisfactory evidence that it is possessed Of at least
one hundred thousand dollars of actual capital in
vested in stocks or bonds, or in mortgages Of rea
estate, worth double the amount for which the
same is moFtgaged3 and whereas, Said Company
has filed in this office written instrument under
its corporate seal signed by the President and Sec
retary thereof authorizing any agent or agents OF
said Company IN this State to acknowledge service
OF process, Tor and In behslf Of sad Company,
cording to the terms of said law.
NOW, therefore, in pursuance of the first section
of the aforesaid act, !, JAS. h. GUDMAN, Aud
itor OF the State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said NORTH AMERICAN FIBE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Hartford, Conn, is authorized to
transact the business of Fire Insurance in this
State until the thirty-hTst day of January, in the
year one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six.
In witness whereof have heIeuntO subscribed
ksEAL my hand and caused the seal of my
bSTAMP Office to bs affixed the day and year
above writtGn.
JAS. b. GOODMAN,
Auditor of state.
JNO. G. JENSINGs, Ag't,
jan26:lS8 Cleveland, Q.
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furs.
8fHtistrg.

DISsOLUTION.-The eo-existing Part
nership heretofore carried on by Alex. B.
HaIliven and J. F. Daniels, Dsntists, has this day
lbsen dissolved by mutual consent. The business
for the present viii b0 carried on BY Dr.. HaiiWell,
Al the oId Fstabishment, corner Of Ontario street
aad the Public Square, whore all claims against
the said hrm will be settled, and all outstanding
debit due the said Il. & d. must be paid on or be-
fore the Ist day Of April, 1855; not, they viii be
pIsoed in the hands OF Collector.
CLTyETAND, o.. January Sd, 1885.
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, M.D.t
IsnIO J, r, DANIELS.
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9geIue.

OTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYE
Orza, ArFBR1Eo and PREssns.-Having lust rFs
turned from the East, am prepared, BY the aid of
experienced handa, 10 DO any work IN this line a.
we'll in felt aud baayer hats in the best possible
manner ami most sAshionsbls style.
FRED'K OTRIAX.
French Steam Dye House
nArls I09 and lGs seneca street,
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AprOlect u now before the New York
LeRi''s aura to make the FIRE department of
New York city paid one, instead of being
volunteer, as it now is.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-28

The Lynchburg Republican claims that
the rebel salt works at Saltville will be in
operation again by the first of February.
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Stnre 1smper.
GAVE TIE FURLI

GAVE TIE FUELI
And Retain the Heat In Your Room.
This can be accomplished more By the USE Of ,
N. HUBBARD'S Improved
STOVE DAMPER,
Than BY aoy 0thar means. IL VIII save HALF
YOUR FUEb, and eanss the apartment TO be
more thoroughly and evenly warm Each Tamper
viii mTe you Ten Dollars year. No time should
Be lost in having placed IN stove pipe In
the house. Ny agents viii canvass ths city, and
put them IN for those who wish for them.
A few more good, energetic Agents wanted In
the city, and one in every township In the county
Al orders for them left At my store will be
promptly attended to- GRO. ID. BECK,
.....-. $40 Superior street.
1IN. The Damper mentioned above Is not
one that iB peddl through the city, Ermed oftWo
halves. +. n HUBBARD'S Damper Is composed
Of thres parts with the upper and lower pieces bell
shaped, and working on q central scres, BY which
the dram Of the chimney can be lessened II becss-
sary. Ny Agents will have Certificates Of Agency,
or the DAM be found Ct most Of the Tin and
Stove Stores IN the city.
dslls:Rs 9. D. BE0B
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CERTIFICATE OF 4 UT.HORTTY.
Toexpire on the slst day of January, 1866.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE, !
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT, 7

?
COLUMBUS. Ohio, January q, 1855
WHEREAS, The CHARTER OAK FIRE AND MARINE IN
sURAHCE COMPANY, located at Hartford in the State
of Connecticut has fled in this office state
ment of its condition, as required By the first
tion Of the act - To regulate Insurance Companies
not incorporated by the State Of Ohio passed April
g. 1856 and Whereas said Company has furnished the
nm dersgned satisfactory evidence that it possessed
OF at least one hundred thousand dollars Of actual
capital invested in stocks in bonds, or in mort
cages worth double the amount for which II is mort
gaged; and whereas, said Company has filed In this
office written instrument, under its corporate seal
signed by the President and Secretary thereof au-
thoriziCg any agent agents ofsad Company in his
State to knowledge service process for and In be-
said Company, consenting that such service Of
process shall be taken and held to be as valid as If
served upon the Company, according to the laws of
this or any other State and waving all claims rgh5
oferror by reason Of such Acknowledgement Of service
Now therefore, in pursuance Of the first section Of
the aforesaid act, !, JAMES H. GOODMAN, Auditor Of
state for Ohio dc hereby certify that said CHARTER
OAK FIRE AND n ARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, Of Ha {
ford is sauthorzed to transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty
first day Of January, in the year one thousand eight
hundred and sixty-six.
: In witness thereof have hereunto subscribed my
name and caused the seal Of my Office to be affixed,
fsEEL.i JAS. II. GOODMAN,
TStamp1 Auditor Of state,
JNo. C. JENNINGS, Ascent,
Jan1T.ISs Cleveland, o.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE,
COLUMBUS, o., January Is, 1865.
It is hereby certified, that the foregoing is q cor
rect copy of the statement of condition of the Hart
ford Fire Insurance Company of Hartford, made to
and filed in this office, for the year 1865.
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of state.
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Total

"These States, in consequence Of the disorganized
state Of trade caused by the rebellion are not fully
represented.
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JANUARY 8, 1865.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
GnrNrY nr HARrFnRn-

1IAIb UF JVNNLDLIJUII Iar
COUNTY OF HARTFORD,
Personally appeared It o. Allyn President, and
Geo NJ Colt secretary, of the Hartford Fire Insur-
auUe Company, and made oath that the foregoing
statement by them subscribed, is full and correct
statement OF the affairs of said Company, and ex-
hibts, far can be ascerJained at this date its
actual condition on the thirty first day Of Decem-
Der, 1854.
Before me,
TsEAL1 d. W. G. SKILTON,
(Stamp) Notary Public.