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Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

WHEN Abraham Lincoln violated the
Federal Constitution, assumed doubtful pow
ers, usurped uudelegated authority, and
trampled ruthlcssly upon the rights Of the
people, the Rump Congress passed an ''in-
demnity act," to legalixc his doings. so far
as they could, and to prevent those who had
suffered from bringing him to punishment
under the laws. When, however, Presi-
dent johnson, undertakes to secure legal
decision upon an act passed by partisan
majority to fettcr him in hi. authority, the
Rump Congress undertakes to throw hin,
out of office. Such are different faces Of
Radicalism under different circumstances.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

THAD. STEVENS wife is colored woman,
who was the wife Of negro barber at Har.
risburg from whom Tbad stole her.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
76DMINiSTRATVRS' NOTICE..

Estate Of Ed,oard WcRenry, aecedsed.
Letters of AT ninisratioa on the estate of Edward
McHenry late OF Orange township. Columbia eouusy,
deceased, has been granted by the Register Of SAID
county, 10 Thomas McHeury and, Cyrus McHsury,
who both reside In Orange township. mud county
aforesaid. All persons having claims or demands
pre- sent them to the administrators without delay.
and all persons indebted requested 10 make par
meut, THOS McHENRY, A,,,,
CYRUS McHENRY. "1"
Ovanse township, Aprtl Is. l66o.-ow. slH
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DIED.

Ip Bloonsburg, on the 22d Of April 1858,
Mrs. Mercy Rrothwell, consort Of the late
DR.. Brothwell, aged 70 years, 2 months and
Y days. Nlnta..n.u .tL.r,. t..1L..t..-.,,
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29
M etalic or Other 90
DissOIutiOn Notice.

THE eopartnssship heretofore sxisNng betwssn
M. NJ Brobst and Thenas 9. Ahboti, trading uadss
lS6sl disso,ved by mutual consent. The books aad
aeeouns arc In she hands Of N ~. 0rots for ssss.s-
msnt and collection. 's'hH+ THoS y. Ae0OTF.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29
Forsig,, News.

LONDON, April "a, Midnight rtling
intelligence has Just been received from
Australia. Prince Alfred, who " visiting
Sydney, was shit and dangerously wounded
by an unknown person. The wouldbs as.
sassin, who was said to bo . fenian, was
promptly arrested. The Prince, according
to last advices, was slowly recovering.
LONDON, April 20, evening. The follow
ing intelligence las been received from
Abyssinia: A battle was fought on Good
Friday before Magdala between the British
troops who were commanded by General
Napier, and the Abissinaian forces who were
under the command Of their King 10 person.
The latter were defeated and retreated into
tho town. Their loss In killed and wounded
was very heavy. POSSE s-'- ''ta irra l'
/ On the Monday following, all his prepa.
rations having been completed, General
Napier ordered an assault upon Magdala,
and the town and citadel were carried by q
storm. King Theodorus was slain, and a
largo number Of his warriors were killed,
wounded and takon prisoners, and the entire
capital remained in the possession Of the
British forces. The loss Of the British in
killed and wounded was small. All the
British captives were found 10 the city alive
and we'll, and wero rset FREQ. General
Napier's instant return to the soa coast is
expected. F .'ai p ai m.i 5,w CON .o
LONDON, April 27.-Farrell, who attempt
cd to assasinate Prince Alfred, was duly
indicted, tried found guilty, and sentenced
to death. .i-n1u. I al &c. 5'ni.r
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

"Throw physic to the dogs IN none Of it
To make assurance. doubly sure
I'll take'-PLANTATrON BrTERs. ="
They never fail. ~, ,oi -. ',ias /, /.
5'' This great Stomach Healer j. just wat the
people need. It is q remedy they can rely
on. For Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Headache,
Dizsiness, Ague, Liver Complaints, Pains
10 the Side and Back, it has no equal not
the least among its virtues is its extreme
pleasantness to the taste and immediate
beneficial effect. Try it, suffering Dyspep-
tics, and be cured. From the vast amount
Of this article sold, it must have great merit.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

IMPEACHMENT NO TRIFLE.-If Andrew
johnson be condemned and removed from
Office, he will, in all human probability, bo
the last constitutional President this nation
will ever have. His immediate successor
will be an unqualified product Of usurpation.
Does history record an instance in which
revolutionary usurpation ever voluntarily
surrendered power to the people, aud re-
verted to the forms aud limitations Of con-
stitutions and laws? There is mono such.
The deposition of the President will make
the whole scheme of Radical revolution in
the Government an accomplished, and not
without an indefinite peri cd Of oppression,
aud perhaps another and more terrible civil
war, an irremediable fact The malign
spirit which prompts two-thirds Of the Sen
ate at the instigation of the House Of Rep
resentatives to do this infamy, will halt at
nothing. .... ....',,.i = ... .,...,-..
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nerals ever witnessed In this place, says the
Montonr american was that Of John Clave,
Sr., and his son, John Clave, Jr, two ol
the victims Of the boiler explosion at the
Pennsylvania Rolling Mill. Theywero bur.
ried side by side, in the Presbyterian grave
yard, on Sunday last The religious servi.
ces were conducted by Rev. j. g. Carna-
chan, and were Of very impressive char
actcr. The Post Of the Grand Army of the
Republic Of Danvillc, was in attendance, as
the elder Clave had served in the Union
Army, during the war against the rebellion.
His coffin was shroudcd in the American
flag, and Stoes' Silver Cornet Band, with
muflcd drums, played solemn Dr.
Funeral marches to the grave" p.
A detachment Of the Grand Army, in
full uniform, ...,
Ii Fired farewell shot. .
Ger the grave where the hero was buried. "
The graves wcrc nicely arranged, and
many admired the excellent taste Of the
Sexton. They were connected by an open
space, with points extending from above
and below, presenting the appearance Of an
open folding door between the chambers.
The sod on the points we're carefully pre-
served, and narrow strip Of green appear
ed between the rough boxes, on level with
the lids of the collins The elder Clave was
member of the Grove Presbyterian Church
and humble christian, who calmly died in
the full assurance Of a blessed Immortality.
THE MURDER OF Mrs. SURRArr AND
THE FATE OF HER AccUsERs. s.-The CAM
bridge (Md.) Democrat thus alludes to the
infamous witnesses for the Government up
on whose testimony an innocent woman Mrs.
Suratt, was murdered upon the gallows, by
the order Of an illegal packed military tri-
bunal. 1t says: ...'-'
"Conover, the particular friend and asso.
ciate Of Ashley, is now residing in the Pen.
itentiary Cleaver has been once convicted
of an infamous crime, and is awaiting new
trial Baker is an absconding criminal and
fugitive from justice, and Richard Mont.
gomc.y has been arrested, and is to be tried
for embezzlement and swindling ...a
And Preston King, who, it is said, pre-
vented Miss Annie Surratt from having an
interview with President johnson on the
morning her mother was executed, commit
ted suicide few months after, by throwing
himself into the waters Of the Hudson.- -
There are others in the bloody drama who
will have fortunes equally bad with those
already spoken Of There is rctributiou
always in the moral as well as in the physi.
cal world for those who commit outrages
ag aiust humanity and sin against the laws Of
justice. .'' r'.s
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ESTRAY NEIFER.

CANE TO the premises of the subscriber. in Gee.
ire ownship CCIun bis cOu nty. about thsSl5&b
OF December last a RED u EIfER. with white spots
upon 1t. and large wau on right hind leg esh
beifsr 10 supposed TO be ab out two years old The
ow 10 rcqut .ted TO forward prove property.
ray charges aud take her swsy, otherwise she wsn
be sold according tolsw.
Centre twp, April !, 1879. ...-
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

A WASHINGTON correspondent, describ-
ing the Beast Manager as he appears at the
trial, says 50 execrable q shape as that Of
Butler during this delivery surely never con.
torted itself before respectable assemblagc.
Cushioned in the dreadful hollow of his
bald head, and making footstool Of his
protruding eye ball, the imp of insolence
could fairly be seen to sit. Ugly elves ap-
peared to perch astride his nose and dangle
from his Aabby ears. His hair was popu.
lous with phantoms Of hideous creeping
things. A bad odor must have exhaled
from him-the odor Of loathsome hates,
meanncss, and spite. E""' .t' ,s.hN a
The FATE OF IMpEAcuERs.-The fate Of
impeachers in history is significant. Of the
fifty.eight persons who signed the death.
warrant Of Charles Stuart, thirty-seven sur.
vived the commonwealth, and lived to see
the restoration. Of the thirty-seven, nine
were executed, twelve imprisoned for the
remainder Of their lives, eleven fed to es.
cape punishment, three were pardoned or
released, and the fate Of two is lcitin doubt.
The twenty-one who died before the resto.
ration were attained by Parliament. Crom-
well was cxhumcd and hung; and so were
several others who were the chief instigatora
Of the regicide All this was done, not 70
crafty any spirit Of revenge on the part Of
Charles II, but in obedience to q popular
demand for justice. OF the estates Of the
fty.eight resicidcrs, thirty-Hvc were confs.
Gated by exclusion from the indemnity bill
Of Charles II, one was restored by pardon,
and the yearly income Of the remaining one
was confscated, III 'f t Gs'LE 3, if,ai (
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

MAGNOLIA WATER. "A delightful toilet
article-superior to Cologne and at half the
price, No. ..
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LATELY OPENED.

LA 6Ax V16NEaOsI ~
TBE undersigned would respectfully Inform The
citizens nj Rloomsburg and Vicinity ihat he has Just
opened Shop on Iron street, between Main and
Third where he will follow the cabinet nsakiHS bus
insss In all its branches Orders for ~
Metallic or Other Cofans,'
6iied with pron,ptnes and despatch Repairs cheap
" made to ui kinds of furniture. ineudiAe the r..
plating Of cane bstomed chairs. uphostering. sefAs
and sofa bottom chairs. Patterns fos casiinss made
neatly and expedtiously, and orders are solicited
either in perso OF BY msil Picture frames made 70
order at short u0iiee.
Bleomsburg, April is. 1858. ~ = .H'P' -. ra
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Extension.
Notice
Removal Of the Dead,

IN pursuance Of An Act Of the ,Lsgislsturs up.
proved April I3,b 1858, notice n hereby given to ili
The spacs Of ioo feet on Main Street by 90 feet on
Iron street. on the southwest corner of 81. faurs
Church Yard, Bloomsburg. that the bodies must be
removed by the surviving friends or rsiaives before
Tho ar,t day Of June. ls6s. OF that they will bs
moved and Inferred by the vestry OF said Church
by authority hereof by order Of the vsstry.
J. J, BROWER, Psssidcut.
Attest: r. r. HIRTx.r. Secretary.
Bloomsbarg, April -, lsGs-3;. l-,......r !
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JUDGE WOODWARD, of Pennsylvania,
introduced q sensible proposition in the
House on Saturday, being bill to provide
for the testing of acts whose constitutional
ity may be questioned by the President and
passed over his vote. The President may
file in the Supreme Court such q "feigned
issue" as will raise the constitutional ques-
ton to be decided, and the Speaker of the
House is to be compelled to appear, by
record Or counsel, to defend the enactments
objected to by the President. The Courts
opinion against an act makes it null and
void, but until such decision is pronounc.
ed it shall be deemed constitutional and
valid LrchQnQe. ....,t4
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

SIMON CAMERON is after dead duck
Forney with q sharp stick as o corruptionist.
"Set rogue to catch rogue" Simon
charges that Forney, as Secretary Of Senate,
is defaulter to the amount Of 100000
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

Gen. Buchanan, Commander Of the
Fifth Military District, has issued an order
forbiding agents Of the Frcedmen's Bureau
to take any active part. in politics, on pain
Of dismission from their posts.
The Gettysburg Asylum Swindlc ha,
gers. The newspapers which encouraged it,
and the persons who permitted their namei
to bc used for its benefit without ren!on.
strauce probably for share Of the spoils,
should be prosecuted for aiding and abettine
this stupendous fraud. y 60 .. ue
The trial Of N. P. Smith, for the mur.
der Of James Hosie, commenced yesterday
at Wilkesbayrc, Pa.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29

--~~%~ S--------
The DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET. We
arc gratifed to know, that the nomination
Of ENr and BOYLE, by the late Democratic
State Convention, for Surveyor and Auditor
Generals, is we'll received by the people,
and We sincerely believe, they will be
triumphantly elected in next October, We
have known Gen. ENT from his infancy,
and Mr. BOYLE, long and favorably, and can
bear willing testimony, to their eminent
business qualifications, and unimpeachable
moral character Their patriotism and love
of country is as undoubted as their uniform
support Of Democratic principles is acknowl.
edged by the Democracy Of Pennsylvania -
Lycon,iny Standard. .,.g .t
The Arkansas election, so.called, lasted
scuentecn days, so that everything woolly
had full opportunity to vote, and it is
said the usual loyal league admonition to
'vote early and often" was faithfully ad
hered to. The RAIDS claim q majority o.
900, but it is the almost universal belize
that the constitution" is defeated by 1000
votes. In some instances the registers have
suppressed the returns, and, in nearly every
instance, these officials aro charged will
committing the grossest frauds. .3ae
1T is said that Jefferson Davis is no longe1
under bail to stand trial. Do the RAIDS de-
sire him to leave. the country and relieve
them Of the necessity Of showing to tho
country that secession was not treason z
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q LADIES' DRESS MAKING.
ulrf.H nrH sIgl
Z NEW AND FASHIONABLE
SPRING 0OODS.2 .,,... ~

the under signed would respectfully invite the
attention Of tina citzcns VI this place and vieasy,
street, second door eas Uf Joseph Barkiry's Csbaes
aud Chair Rooms, where they are preparedto
Furnish Goods d Make Up Dresses, Goats,
&c In the latest style. Also sell patterns for La.
dies Drsssis and COats. and for Chi'dsen's wear.
Give them call. They have eyesy thing Of The esss
JULIA K. 4 sApE M. BARKi.EY.
RinAMkhu n. AMI n iH6h-i I'M. u. q. q. q
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27

We have learned some particulars ofihe ex-
tensive FIRE a. Mssamors on Wednesday even
ing oflsss week. The Touring mill and WOOL
en- factory we're reduced to ashes, and during
the conHagration two frame dwellings, houses
opposite we're severely scorched, and we're saw.
ed only through the uniiriug exertions Of the
citizens. The mill and factory we're each in
sured for large smo-nts, but Capt Golfer in
forms US that his loss will be three thousand
dollars. About fifteen hundred empty -four
barrels and the entire mill machinery were de-
s,royed in the Touring mill. and the entire
machinery and some Of the stock in the WOOL
en- factory were also destroyed. Mr.. p. G.
Haigh, who was running the factory at the
time, saved most Of his stock, but he informs
us that his loss will be some fifteen hundred
dollars, be having no insurance on the mate
rial. We learn that the Ere was most proba-
bly, the result Of incendiarism. fi'g.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27

To keep tavern. is thought TO be very com
mon-place affair; but to be a good landlord
and 10 keep frsI-class hotel, requires more
than common experience aod qualifications.
The traveller who stops at the Ray House will
6nd il not only 6rst-cIass hotel. but Mr.. Hen
ry Pierce aud bis excellent wife as mine host
and hostess" ever kind and attentive to rem
der him comfortable. Me. Pierce has the ex-
perience OF early training, added to long
business life, to qualify aud 81 him for the
place, and brings To his aid his courteous and
accom- moda,ing sou. Mr.. Seymour Pierce. We
recommend to our readers the Ray House,
when called to ShelbyvIle, Ms = 6rstclss no
tel with second-class charges.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27
Died.

At Blooming Grove, on Monday, March
10th. 1868, Of typhoid fever, Richard Swift
son Of William w. aud Emeline Pei,igrew,
aged II years, A months and 6 days. The de.
ceased was young man OF more than ordina'
ry promise, and bid fair for life Of usefulness
and honor. He was respected and beloved BY
all who knew him. aud those who knew him
longest loved him best. His kindness Of heart,
confding disposition, aud amiabiiiiy Of tenn
per. placed him high in the affection and es-
teen of his associates But death loves a
shining mark" aud in claiming this dear one
for his own, robbed an affsctionsie family OF
one Of It's brightest jewels; left desolate the
heart Of doaiing father aud idolizipg moth
err sadlened the sweet companonship Of broth
ers and sisters; aud snapped. another link in
friendships holy chain.
"Leaves have their time to fall,
And flowers to wither at the north winds breath
And stars to sst-but all
Thou hast all seasons for thine own, Deathv'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27

During the last ten days the night trains
have been three times thrown from the track
above this place, in The neighborhood Of Boun
dairy Hill, and very much damaged. These
accidents were ell caused oy the removal oil
rails BY some unmitigated rascal Who is prowI
ing around that neighborhood. The last one
occurred on Tuesday night, when the locomo-
tive, tender and baggag--car were thrown down
an embankmen, and capsizrd, but fortunately
only one of The trucks Of each Of the two pas
-enger cars ran off The track The engineer
Mr. Melville Boone. was badly scalded and
considerably bruised. Hanging is too good
innocent men, women and children.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27
Meeting of the Republican Central Com

The Republican Central Committee Of
FranLiin County convened at Brookvllle on
Saturday, 2lst inst, pursuant to announce
ment
On motion, il was unanimously ordered lha,
Mass Meeting be held at Brookville on Sat-
urdsy. April ll,h, 1865. for the purpose Of APP
pointing Delegates TO attend the District Con-
srsssionaI Ccnseniion to be held =, Corners
willie on The 30,h day Of April next.
The Chairman was authorized TO secure a
speaker 10 address the people on said occasion.
The Committee adjourned SINE DIS
C. C. BINKIEY, Chairman.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27

There has been considerable strife in regard
tolhe location Of bridges across White Wa
ter, during the pau month, so much so iha,
the Board Of Couuiy Com missioners have been
unable 10 fully decide as to their locality.
The people Of Cedar Grove aud New Trenton,
especially, have been at loggerheads on this
subject, and the excitement has been up to
fever heat The Commissioners finally loca-
ted the bridge temporarily At New Trenton.
but viii not be built until the people become
more united on the subject
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27
w. & ]. CAMPBELL'5
Corll, 73roonr Corn
S org hum D rill.

THIS Drill IL nov being extensively introduced
L IN all Of us Corn training States.
The ID method planting corn in hills IL
rapi n. being suptfscdcd by the IMPROVED
methol q drilling, by which, II properly ione,
from fssts ten per cent. per acre Is added to the
yield.
The Campbell drili Is on the principle of the
DRIVING WHEEL and REVOLVING DROP
PLATk or DISK, which is the very best for dis
tributing the seed, as the grain lie immediately
within the view of the operator from the time II
leaves the seed boz until 1t Ia deposited In the
ground, and is instantly covered, by deposit,
with. two shires, of mellow earth, which protects
the corn during the hrst working.
Nearly all of the corn raised IN the Great Mi
ami and w hitewater Valleys is planted with the
Campbeii drill, a-sd from the knowledge we have
acquired in the last ten years in manufacturing
Corn Drills, We have no hesitation in saying,
that, with the present improvements We have
adopted, No have the beat Corn Drill Ia use One
boy and horse can plant ss fast as one man can
furrop outand farmers say that ii Is tended
than corn planted in hills.
To plant Broom Corn or Sorghum We furnish a
device when ordered, which closes the holes in the
bottom plate TO the proper size for the seed which
Is but moments work to change.
We could furnish any number of certificates,
from farmers In proof Of the foregoing IL IL were
necessary, bat the Increasing de md is sufficient
evidence Of their decided preferences.
This machine be seen at J. G. Welier's
Hardware Store, Brookvillc, aud also at McCui-
locgh & Kennedy's Seed Store. No 200 Main
Street, CINCINNATI. 0his- Patented May sth,
at Harrison, Hamilton County, o.
We are also Agents for Long, Black a Aistater,
Hamilton, Ohio. W. &J.CAMPBELL.
mar I'm.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27
Suicide.

Frederick Balrner Of this place cotamitied
suicide by shooting himself, on Thursday
morning Of last week, at The residence Of biz
son-in-law. August Beu,tle lie was the faith
er Of Michael Ba,sner, and had 'been suffering
with alteration Of mind for Eve years past
He bad eaten breakfast as usual, and abou,
nioe o'clock seated himself on bis bed on the
floor, with his back TO the table. and Ia thu
position he placed sho, gun 10 his breast aud
discharged lie contents, the fatal discharge
passing through bis heart, through his back.
aud through The table, killing him almos, in.
slansly. lie was abou. seseuiy.Gve years oil
age.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27
The Road Law Before the Supreme Court,

The gravel road Law passed BY the las. Leg.
islasure, which provides Cor the assessment, Of
all lands within mile aud half OF q pro-
posed turnpike amer a certain amount Of stock
has been subscribed, has met with much oppo-
silion throughout The State, aud several suits
have been brought, looking TO ito cons,i,u-
sionaliiy. The supreme Court set apart Lac,
Thursday. 18th, for listening TO oral argument,
upon the question, proposing to hear from
any who had submitted cases founded uponil.
A number Of distinguished attorneys were
present, and several Argumsnts were made for
and against The Law. when the further cousid-
sraiioa Of IL wAs postponed until Monday
morning ff.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27

On "Wednesday pighs Of last week. when
the Woolsn aud FIGURING Mills at Metamora
we're burning, the light was seen BY some par
ties 10 Richmond. and thereupon the alarm OF
fire Was given, bringing oat The entire Fire
Department Of the city, which fastened 10 the
direction Of the light. 1t is not certainly
known how far they went in pursuit Of the
FIRE. or whether or not they are still running
The FIRE was not more than rHrarY-rivE MILES
DISTANT
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1865-1872, 1868-03-27
The pre.by.ery of White Water

Il to hold its emi-annuai session In the Presby-
'srisa Church Of this place. commencing Friday,
April I'd, At p. NJ, al which time tho opsnips
sermon VIII DO preached By the last Moderator.
Tiers viii probably be preaching, sl.o. every sv.
snlug during the session. Such bodies usually
dth open doors. and the public arc sordiaiIy
Invited 10 represent at aay Of the tervIces or OF.
srcisss In which they may feel an interest.