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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-03-14

TTNHE PUBLIC are hereby informed, that the above
i House, long and favorably known as one of the
first class Hotels in the City, is still open the recep
ton OF the travelling community Several important and
augment the comfort and convenience of its guests
all its old friends and patrons may be assured of recey
ing at the hands Of w. H. BURROUGHS who is still at
his post that attention and kindness which has ever been
one of the leading features of this House ~
Transient Board, as formerly, 81 per day.
New York, Feb. IA, 1855. Marchlw3t
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a. JEFFERSON FARNER Esq is authorized Agent
for THE PIONEER at Gaena to procure subscribers and ad
ver,sements His receipts will be regarded payments
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UNPAID TAXES.

Due School District No. O. On assessment Of Trustees
of said School for 1854. - - -
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TO THExCITIzENs OF SAINT PAUL.


T WILL be on hand in the Spring, early possible,
or ON the opening of navigation, with good sup
ply OF Materials, and will keep constantly
on hand good article Of Plaster Of Paris, Cement,
Hair, White Finishing Lime, and the hest Lime manu-
iaCtured the Territory, consisting in part as follows
1000 bushels of Hair 20 barrels of Plaster of
Paris 90 barrels of Louisville Clements 100 barrels of
White Finishing Lime, and any quantity Of other lime,
all of which will sell on reasonable terms for cash.
I will also continue my business Builder or
uance of the same. CHAS. p. SCOTT.
March L. diff
70 ENGINEERs AND DRAUGHTsMEN
v sizes Mathematical Instruments, Architectural
Franklin Bookstore, near the American House.
ESTRAY NOTICE.
CAME to my place, near Farribault on or about the
~ first of November, four oxen; black two brown
one red and white. dec p JAMES WELLS.
SELLING OFF:
HE subscriber will sell his entire stock Of books and
l. stationery at reduced prices from this date until the
line, will do well to call early, he intends to start
east by the 10th of March, and wishes to close his
sock before his new goods arrive Don't the Cheap
Jan. 10, 1s55-tf No. % Rober. street, St. Paul.
w Nov i, 1s54.dtf WB MGROARTY.
BORUP 4 CHAMPPL Elm. and ~.
w public generally, that they have ought out the
interest of Messrs. Burbank 4 Co. in the Forwarding
and Commission business and that they can AFFORD In
creased facilities all those who may favor them with
share of their patronage They will attend to gene
raj Storage, Forwarding and Commission business, al
their warehouse the Lower Landing. Having leas-
ed the WharbOat, those who ship TO them will save
expense Of drayage.
REFERENCES:
Cronin, Hurxthan r Lear, New York.
j. Harmon Co., Buffalo,
James G. Fargo, Chicago.
Mather Il Co., 4"
w. A. McClOskey, Galena.
B. II. Campbell,
F. s. Jessup + Co., Dubuque.
Chouteau 4 Vale, st. Louis.
Borup Il Oakes, St. Paul.
st. Paul, Feb 20, 1885, teb2ld6m
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~ See third page, under Commercial head, for rate
of Money and Exchange, St. Paul and Galena Markets,
and miscellaneous items.
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~ We have on hand number OF fonts Of beautiful
and useful JOB TYPE which will be disposed Of flap
piled for soon,
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Notice is hereby given, that on the second Tuesday,
the 10th day of April next end the next succeeding
days thereafter, Sundays excepte between the hours
of9 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock P. NJ at the office of
the Register of Deeds, in the City of st. Paul, will
sell at Public Auction much of such of the above de-
scrbed tracts Of lands and lots, may be necessary
for the payment of the Taxes interest and charges
the same, unless the same be sooner paid.
LOUIS NJ. OLIVIER,
Register of Deeds.
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t1II1 q COUNTY PROPERTY FOR
SALE.
WE offer for sale the following desirable propert,
w ut low prices and on liberal terms:
Lot, fronting the Market House door. re-.
IS Lots, well located, in kittsOn's Addition.
$50 acres timber land, ten miles from town.
Feb. 6, lS55-Oaw6md BORUP 4 OAKES
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1855-08-08

a Vagsbond shalt thea Be in The Earth.
A statement is going the rounds of the
aJers saying that MAT Ward. re
murderer, is in New Orleans, driving
Gue horses and enjoying all the cour;r-
sizes OF life usual extended 10 resPecla'
bic men.
\ correspondent o fde Ngw York o.
s,.r-r. in writing FROM New Orleans,
says This is a great mistake. and ads:
III the St. Charles i.rtei, last wintcr
at lie balls, every lady who knew who
be WAS refused hi hand in dancing. and
no father or bro.l.cr would introduce him
TO their relatives. lie IS considered he'e
a Murderer and an outcast, with the max
of Cain branded on his brow.
New York, July I3-A great trotting
match against time. 90 miles within the
hour came of yesterday, the stakes he
inc 5000. The celebrated mare Lady
Fulton was selected to perform the feat !;
the odds we're 800 to $40 against the
mare. The Lady, however, was up 10
the work and ended her task with FIVE
seconds to spare, doing tie 90 miles in
50 minutes 50 seconds, the last mile was
trotted in 2 So. The Lady Fulton was
in fine order after the race, giving no
signs of distress and scarcely drawing a
long breath. An immense amount of
money changed hands on the result. and
the excitement was only equalled by that
created at the previous feats of Trustee.
who tro.ted the same distance in 50: 80
g.
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FLOUR GoHa A BEGc1yq.-At Weu

FLOUR GoYG A BEGcISG.-Al Wells
burg last week, a lot of flour WIS offer
Ell at 81 per barrel, by an individual
who had been ''holIing up fo- a high
price, no. willing a short time ago 20
take $40 per barrel. The flour would
not fetch the 81, and was left on com
mission for The want of a purchaser. An
offer, we understand, was also made, to
furnish from new wheat, flour at So per
barrel, after harvest, but no one was
found willing to purchase at shat price.
The tables were 'urning-ins!cad Of Ego
ing a begging for -four, at two prices,
Eour is '.soing Il begging for a price
adequate to the cost Of producing it,
This viii be glad iidings to the poor in
more localities than one.-$huJsnrl c
Herald.
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course O" 's A"'" 'ai .1i 'ht d a-N'~ Nl.,
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y.e.cJ Gun o' 49, .- a- Oh marc .'-1 90
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Flour
A Columbus paper saws

''In Cincinnati, on Tuesday. new flour
sold for Sc rs per barrel. New wheat
sold for 81 25 per bushel. We
learn from a reliable source that a con-
tract for several hundred barrels of new
-four, to be delivered within twenty
days, has just been made in Cincinnati,
for IS % per barrel. And yet dealers
in Columbus still demand SO 25."
Warren can beat Columbus in the
price of flour. This town, we believe.
has been the head of the flour market,
for the last ten years. Dealers are sell
ling for $40 per barrel, although the
cropofwheatin Trumbull county, this sea
son is far the largest that ever was raised.
New flour has began to make its appear
ance, and we hope the good time which
has been SO long in coming, when flour
will be sold for So or Sc per barrel, will
soon be here.
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II ris, the B-p-t preacher, or any of his relation
You old fool y0u.) will lecture in WARREN AUGUST
the Goth, at * o'clock, in EMHIRE Haul, on .fHat0my
Physiology, including Pathology and Therapeutics
For order Of the course, see bills. Medical Prescrip-
ton ana chronological Charts given at the GAskiLL
H0USs.
One anu all are cordially invited to attend and par
take Of a moral and intellectual banquet. which We
have enjoyed with the highest relish, and found to
conduce to our happiness and Improvement.
The science Of Zoology has hdnted krakens, Phoenix
es and NGmpiresfr from the animal kingdom; and the sci
ence of Astronomy has swept pestilential and war por-
tending comets and all the terrors Of old Astrulogy
from the skies the science Of CHI mistry has made the
notions OF charms and the Philosophers stnne IIl!cu.
lous 4 knoEledge OF the true God has dethronei humid
rels and thousands OF false gods and cast them down
TO Oblivion. SO will the true science Of Medicine hunt
out QH1cEery and HHmbEgs from the land. The Jug
gleT. the sOrcerer, and the decetful cnpiric shall die f;
and the children Of men shall seek for knowledge in
the laboratory OF the Chemist, and in the lecture room
OF the Philosopher, where nature, inspired by God,
works miracles with fire and water, with light and
lightning at once ~kindling devotion and dispensing
fnowlelre. mac 1 II
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9emlt Snttuiaentt.
Patch G Allison.

Patch 6 Allison.
As viii be seen by their advertisement
in another column. this firm are, as Las
been their custom, still increasing their
purchases AMI sales, the latter having
now reached the sum of from $50 to
s25 600 per year. It is gratifying to
the curious in horse ~trappings, to look
through their establishment. There are
bride bits of all kinds, from the COM
mon S%nafie, TO the double lever %snafie,
and the curb with a purchase sufficient
to break a horses jaw The harness
trimmings, some of solid silver for fast
horses, belonging to fast men. would
not suit our pockets at all, however much
they would add TO the brilliancy of a
turnout. Stirups with springs to let the
foot out, in case of a fall. Saddles of
all sizes and prices. One Mexican Sad
die quilttd and stuffed particularly struck
our fancy. Side Saddles with triple
horns, and a guard around the right
side. A single harness superior to any
thing in that line we have ever seen, in
point of workmanship and trimming
Trunks with every imaginable kind of
compartments, some especially adapted
for the ladies. Carriage trimmings of
silk and damask fine enough to be used
as curtains for a lads boudoir.
Productions.
Nessrs. adams d HaPgooi:- send
you a sample of Timothy Grass,
which grew on the farm Ole A. BRowN,
in Bloomfield, where the fire ragged last
summer Some of the stalks are 6 feet
II inches long, and some of the heads
4O4 inches. Can you beat it?
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or MERIT.
6'ADAHOG OE hEhAAs
LEwIsBURG, Union Co.

LEwIsBURG, Union Co., Pa,
May 2. 1855.
MR J. A. RHoDEs-Dear Sir The box Of medicins
you sent me was duly received on the 18th Of April.
and ! hand you herewith. receipt for the same
I have sold about one half Of II, and so far the peopls
who have used it are satisfied that il has cured them
II has certainly stopped the Ague in every one who hsG
used il, and sfT of the cases were Of long standing
Ny sister, who has had it for five or six years back, and
could never get it stopped, except by Quinine, and that
only as long as she would take Il, is now, / think, en-.
tirely cured by your remedy.
If il thus continues to keep OG the Ague. as I think
it viii, you may expect from ne large orders.
am, sir, yours. very truly,
n z MAINLY
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Musical Instrument.

Musical Instrument.
The friends Of Mr S. I. PoMERoY, and
the citizens of this vicinity. generally,
Wal regret 10 learn by that gentleman's
adyer'i-ment in another column, that the
stale Of his health 'ompels him 10 close
his musical waI,-:oom in this town -
Those wishing to purchase Piano fories,
o:her ma ical Instruments, or :hcr; mu-
sc. l"v save an opportunity 10 purchase,
a. rijce> :ery much lower han have
eve. before been offered here. However
much, q. o.e who purchase now, may be
bencli ed by this opportunity, we are
sorry tina. The town viii SO soon be with
on. a Music Store.
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Life Insurance.

1t is a duty which every man who has
a family dependent upon him, and who
is nos blessed with a surplus of this
worlds goods, owes to his wife and child
rem. to take'out a policy on his life, for
their benefit. Life is uncertain, while
poverty, to a family not rich, and de.
prived Of its head, is certIin. Wliile a
man in any ordinarily productive busi
ness, is in health, he can easily pay the
small stipend n~ecessary'to keep an in
surance upon his life of two. or three
thousand dollars, which sum, in the event
of his early death, would place his wild
ow and children OIL Of the reach of grind
ing poverty. Gen. T. J. McLAIN is
agent for the Connecticut Mutual Life
Insurance Company. See his advertise
ment.
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Vet Weathsr.

The farmers have been badly fright
ened, and the spectators who had
wheat and -four on hand, highly pleased,
by the continued rainy weather, during
harvest. But the fountains seem 10 have
been partially dried up, and a large
part Of the wheat in this County, is in
safety. Some small portions of the crop
have been slightly injured, but the large
majority of the large crop, is secured.
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Sflarriaaes.

In Hartford. on the 1st inst, by Rev. Mr.. Graham,
Mr. JONI Day, Of Warren. to Miss MARIA l.. DrTcHEE,
Of the former place.
In Bloomfield. on the Is. inst. by Elder E. Wake
field. Mr.. A. G. BARNES, Of Brighton, Iowa, Formerly
Of this place. to Miss T.. ". BRooKET,, Of the former
place.
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DHQpEs' FEVER q AauE CURE,
IL ca SATrARfA ~fsgAAsIsLE arEcIsIp' Fa
lie bFeF9aiisa aH9 cara a. tHseFsitisst sRd HeAitispt
Fsv3Es. fssgf aad 4s3s, FAsiss $50 EsyaF, puHse &gual
esnefel gshiiitPs askhs swsais, AMI 81 Other fsFpis 81
aissass Fhish AsYs asaMssas eElsiA " Malaria 81 NJ
Einl.
ftis Il : SAFsEsA AsFIsG1R sIieE VII sEtssiy gsss
iea;=n. E~ss!ssDF % sFsysilsg sven IL ne eass sieklF
~ C-SlsR i~aeslites, ffcI aNy Agea, on GitsioEs 9lt
seasa EhsteFssj ~ s1F tajEf7 fveE asnEtantlY tAhaiif
.as y9.aTll ~ alsSgai
!; Gillnstsatly shssk The Agae IN psvzpps xAa have
sgIsFsg fGF any ispxsh OF TINA, sraa one day TO tEsptg
years. 60 that taey Eesd never nave snaiheF ehiA, ~
-c2s.nnins H. Rse s~p3Osdia8 - aiEscti5nS, The pa
iislF IS anfa begins 20 rseQVeg snpet.e and s;repgsh,
ard eontrae= gntii . permanent and radical cure y
effected.
nas or two bottles viii RaaEsE fer ordinary eases,
sone lsaT HvgGiTs more.
DiFcsssJrs PEipt0d In German, wrench AID Spanish
accompany each bottle,
Price one dollaF, Libeyal discounts made 70 ths
trade
JAS. A, RHODES. Proprietor.
Providence, R. l.
AiENr3-GiB5innati. }. o. PARK; Columbus, g. Ro'
herts, kCr sale BY Medicine dealers generally.
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CHERIFF SALE, on NJ .rtgage.-Bv

~ irtue OF an orj.r Of sale, ISSUED OUT OF the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Trumlul County. and state OF
Ohio, to me directed ald delivered. by an order and
decree, made At their June Term, 4 D.. irj5. / snail ex-
ppsc 10 public sale, as on execution at Law, at the door %
the Court House IN Warren, in said County, on Satur
day, the 2j day Of September, i. D. lc5j, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock A ii. and ! O'Clock 4. NJ. Of said
day. the following described tract or lot Of land, 10 wit:
Situate in Warren Township. NO 4 in the fth range Of
Townships in the Connecticut Western Reserve. IN the
State OF ohio, anu which Is also ia the COUNTY Of Iruu-
bull. and Is known y 5eiuE part oi Lot 80. =, bound.
Recommending At i pOius VII re The gate post ZOE
stands, on the west side OF Liberty street, 3,5s feet
north from the north east corner Of Leicester Kings
lot, known as the LOI lot IN the Town Plat Of Warren;
thence west parallel with he lot line, l. rods to a post.
being 81 feet from the said lot line; thCuce north J2if
feet 70 q post; thence east parallel with the south line
OF said Lot No >. y rods % a post Standing 80 the
west line OF Liberty street, thence soath 81 feet u
the place Of beginning containing, as Is supposed, ,
5 ruare rOus of ground, with all tine aPpurtenauces, be
the same more or less. Aprraisetat Sajn. To sc sold
At tie suit Of Reed x Reed against Adn'r ofJohn Ward.
II. Z HARMON, sheriff.
Sheril's Office, Aug. l, ISj5-5~ $3.50
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&HEhAFf SALE.-by virtue oil an
order 81 sale, issued from the Court of C0maaoa
Pleas. Tor rrIufUl C-uHty. Ohio 20 ue directed and
delivered, OF a decree nlie hy said Court 10 their
June Term, A d. l-JJ, L have levied ou. AMI shall
expose 20 paddle sale, as la eaccE-iou urca jJdt ucut.
1t the door ol the Court House in Warren. Ca said c.gl-
T.. on Saturday, th= II day OF September. - J. Io55.
VI. OF said day, tine following describe. bands ana t.u..
Hents, 10 wit: About ,lree acres Of land ia Lot ! ,.2i.
ia th- t3NHsAis OF NegtOn. ia tIe county O.! Tauaiuil.
on which vas and is a sa.v-uiil, work shop. turning
lathes ana other IL chinrTy therein situate. and lumber
therein 90 ether w.lh the privilege % raising Rae wafer
ir hydraulic purposes, aad.ls- ti- u.s. ui said Ial!is H.
East Jrcya, which thea d5Eei and cpHiiLur- 10 lb=,
through said lands. and is uscl !pr Jriyi machinery
ia said premise a. aforesaid; slil lands Eeil- bounded
as f1iIoEs: North md west Iy the lands a. tiexlnIer
M=CI-ei5 south by Samuc. u ls1l. aaron sa1r;z. AID
Alex McCleery. ana east ty TIE a--s.@F- ApTreisc.
ut seq. To he sold I'D IL sait 90! Ma Porter ~agaiis-
James D-ipuE 60 al N. a. uAsaUS. Sheriff.
Sheri-'s Office. Aug. / lS55 81. SS,l2h
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Bloomfield, July 80, 1856.

Mr. S. MULLEN presented us on the 4th
inst, a specimen of oats, from the farm
of. L. VANGoRDER, the heads 10 inches
in length, produced from seed put in the
ground on the 18th o fJuly, % days be-
fore. We don't know how fast OATS
ought to grow, but should think the
specimen presented must have been in
an awful hurry to get u of the ground.
From JAMES STAN EY, of Lordstown,
we have half a bushel of turnips, from
seed sown May 10, a specimen of which
measure % inches and weighs91 pounds.
B. F. HOFFMAN, Esq, has bf, ught a
corn stalk, which beats that from Mr..
Powers farm, some four inches, ii
measuring twelve feet one inch. in height.
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YOU INSURED (?

Z 4 hts 1OO
- II not, apply to the -Etna Agency, in Warren
the Oldest. slfest. ami hest company in the country.
with 4 cash capital OF s O0,uuU. Prompt in business.
and equitable in adjusting losses.
Warren. aug Lift J. d. WATSON, Agent.
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The subscribers are now prepared to Manufacture and
furnish the above rake. As 10 Is nov generally in Use
in this County. and it. merits So well known, We DO not
deem il Necessary 70 name its good qualities
THERMOMETER CHJES. the best in
use. and PROVISION SAFES, which uo family should
work, Saving. Planning, Turning. &c, done promptly
ami in good style.
GILN0RE'S PATENT Z HOUSE. Hive and Re-
ceipt for feeding. We are also agents for the above,
and are ready to manufacture them, andd:sposc flown
ship or inlividuG3 rights.
Gail at the NOVELTY WORKS. WesS side Mlhohias
river. Warren. Ohio.
- nr-rssENEEn L rT.-IEpMAN
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MAKE HAY WHILE THE SUN

w SuINESl-2AEM FOR SALE!!-The sIbscri
her, wishing 10 60 west, would say 10 those desiring to
buy 4 farm, that he will sell his well-knOwn oil h0mC-
stead 1t contains two huHiredacrts Of excellent land,
las water in almost every lot timber sufficient for one
hundred years. a house almost new, that cost two thop-
saud dollars and out-huiliings plenty and convenient.
Ii islOcateI in Rowland. on the North aud South Centre
rOld. ald about one hundred rods north OF the YOuugs.
town and Warren road, Il cannot fail to please any
one wishing a residence in the country.
Rowland, May ,, 1855. JOHN W. i
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ment.
Exhibition.

There viii be exhibited ut Empire
Hall, OF Friday evening, August 10, a
panorama of Scripture and Bible Histo-
~, illustrated by II oil paintings, on 7
by 8 feet canvas, embracing interesting
scenes and incidents referred to in the
Bible. If it proves as interesting as rep
resented by handbills, i viii be really
worth visiting a series Of dissolying
views will also be exhibited. as a part of
the entertainment Democrat.
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~ RsceiseT.-By virtue Of an order % sale, issued out
O. tine Court Of Common Pleas Of l~rulJuii County. and
Safe OF uliO, II ne directed a d delivered, hy Sljl
Court. and in obedience 10 said Crier 81 sale. I shall
expose To pual-c sale. as upon exec zion, ON saturday,
the 81 day Of September \. y. ] -. al the 4 or OF the
Count liogse in Warren, between the hours o. 10 o'clock
4. ". and ! o'clock pm Of said day. lie one fourth
part Of t1c f0llOTiuS described lands aud tcuemeuts.
being Alwon sac ,egts interest 81 and 10 a certain town
lot, situate near the center OF the TJgnship Of Fowler
in Frum'Uii County AID STATE OF Ohio, AMI Is houH lei
and described as follows, viz: On the sOuih east and
west, ~ land. OF David NJ. Butts. Esl- and on the uoEsa
10y the public highway, running east ana west, and CON
uIins within said boundaries about iS or - rods Of land,
on which is erected a building with au engine and boil
er, used Tor the purpose-Of manufacturing shingles.
cheese boxes and for u,heF uuri uses. SAID interest
was appraised AZ SlJi, To Dc sold az the suit OF An
dreEs q Andrews aEaius. Burt & s1ckcit.
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Singing School.

a Singing School will be OpeneI Al
the Session Room, Of the Presbyterian
Church, on Saturday evening next, to
de tau lat by Mr.. DARIUs SMIru, OF Ash
fabuIa. Those DESTROYS Of acquiring the
knowledge Of the art Of singing sacred
music, are invited to attend.