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ABBREVIATED FELICITY.
Adventures Of a Victim Of a Chicago
..LOye Burcau'--A Husband Of
Il Night

We clip the following recital of married
lnfeilcity attending a Chicago husband
from the Dewitt La..) Observer of the
oath instant:
1T is a fact not generally known. per
haps, but it is said to be fact, neverthe-
less, that there is sort of enterprise
carried on by set Of bawdy character.
in Chicago, the ostensible object of which
is to tell fortues, and furnish men and
women with life partners for and in con-
sideration of stipulated sum. This
branch Of business Is carried on under
the suggestive title Of Love Bureau,
and by compliance with directions, and
advancing the requisite sum of money, a
man may soon be enshrined in the affec-
tions of a bluShing bride, and have a low
ing one to lessen his cares and share his
sorrows through life-or, at least, the
Bureau will promptly furnish the 9TH
er half and that should secure him all
the rest. Well gentleman of our town
became acquainted with this labor saving
and tlme-shortening process of securing
a helDmeet, and being thus minded, he
forthwith forwarded fifty dollars, had his
fortune told. was informed that at par
ticular time he was providentially to
meet in the city of Chicago at stated
place woman bearing the description
then given, and, we believe, picture OF
the would be bssde was also sent. Upon
the approach of the time designated, the
buoyant gent dropped his tools-for he
is an honest, industrious German stone
mason and plasterer of our town-and
went hither to the predestined meeting
meeting of his blooming frow. Arriving
at the place named, he found the woman
answering the description in every par
ticular, and but short time elapsed be
fore all prelimenaries were arranged and
they were wrapped III silken cords Of love
and spliced in hymeneal pledges. The
two being made one, came together to
Dewitt, arriving on last Monday nights
train, and all went on swimmingly and In
good style for time, but when Friday
night came there came with it sense Of
lonliness to poor Hans but, supposing
his wife was being legitimately detained
from his side, he retired to his virtuous but
lonely couch, and only learned in the
morning the true reason of her absence.
She had taken the evening train and gone
back to Chicago, probably having an EN-
gagement for another spouse about that
time. taking. large number of things
that she had received here at the hand:
of her husband, and greatly improved il
her dress. Mr.. Weis took his sorrow:
in altruly heroic and philosophic manner
smoked his pipe and kept about his bus
mess, and he hopes to be able to continue
at it. We call that abbreviated felicity
He doesn't want any more fortune-tellels
frows. Who does?
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r. R.1.1.SCH.

TEWELER & Pn9TGGRAPHER.
- Al, k3n5s % worS sa -t,. 'iue 4 taJ tu-inrss
pra np'le atten He'd u sod warranted 10 give
satisfaction tave Just received Il Wing &
0rn.bav's Multiplvjng CANERA 0BSCU3A,
with which 7 can take siaali pictures OF the
Fl nest order. for sinl!ar per iozo1- Photo
gr,phs taken Of all sizo~. Alhoms and Frames
constantly On hand. York street, Msnitawoc,
Wis t3-4tf
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III. s. B.fLCO.N. ". d..

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Also
l. EXAMINING SURGEON FOR Pen
SIONS, appointed by tho Government.
OFFICE York Street, in tie building
formerly occupied by the Banking firm of
kuehn & Co.
Orlers left Mt the Drug Store, viii receive
prompt attea tion-
R.a- Particular attention paid to cCnsulta-
tlanx and to the treatment of DIFFICULT
CRITICAL CASES. l2-29
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IA correspondent of the New York
Tribune sends it this pithy note:
ssSIR-Here is brief and conclusive
answer to President sJohnson's last Veto
Message:
Whenever you hear q man prating
about the CONSTITUTIONS, spot him. he Is
4 traitor. - 4axzfeao Jo1ason. IN 1863.
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" NanltOWOc COUNTY Court
In the Elatter of the estate of Henry Osteno, de-
ceased
Notice ia hereby given that by virtue and in pur-
suance of an Order of License made in this matter
on the 29th day of July, A. D. 1867 by the County
Court OF said County the de-signed John Schuet-
tie, guardian of Sophia Orteo minor child of Henry
Ostero deceased, will Monday the 19th day of
August A d. 1867 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of
said day. at the Office of the Count, Judge the Vii
age of Maniiowoc, in said County, oser for saie at
Public Vendue the following described Lands to-wt
The q Section 13, i'll Town is, Range ~ the
County of Manitowoc and State of Wisconsin
Terms Of sale cash down
M15-3t JOHN s;,tf,r ETTF Guardian sc
Dated at Manitowoc, the IS,. day OF july A. D. 1867
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NEGRO TEsT1MoNT.-The Grand jury
of Barbour county, Alabama, in Their
presentment at the late term of the Cir
cult Court, thus alluded to negro testi-
mony:
This body cannot overlook one MOTTO
able fact of frequent occurrence during
its session to WIT: The very frank and
undisguised manner in which freedmen
gave their testimony before us-the al
most perfect correspondence given with
that previously gwen on the same indict-
ments before magistrate court and the
sincerity evinced in their intentions. A
proof that this is a redeeming element
growing out of that long association of
this inferior people with the cotrolling in
tellect OF christian race Crime among
them is comparatively unknown.
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The Copperheads have made a great
ado over the expensive carriage with it's
four black horses. with which Gen. Sick,
les appears in public 1t has transpired
that this expensive rig is the gift of his
Old comrades in arms of the Sd Army
Corps. Now howl again
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II. III. BELTS. W. ID.

MOULD Respectfully announce that
w he has resumed the practice OF Medicine
in the town of Cato. Office and residence
half mile east IF Nettie Hill, where he may
be consulted when not otherwise professional
ly engaged. Will attend to calls at ali hours
Of the day or night. P. o Address, Maple
Grove, Manito voc County. Wis. I'LL CIV =
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= The most exciting political cam
paign that has ever taken place in len
nesse, will close this evening" being
election day. Both parties will Nc doubt,
bring out their full strength ard large
vote will be polled. Gov. Brovrnlow. the
Republican candidate. will, we believe, be
triumphantly reelected.
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BEER s. KER.1-.

WORK STREET, Manitowoe, Wis.
Il Dealers in Dry Goods, q -oceries, Crock
ery, Fancy Goods. Glass ware, Boots and
Saaes Ready made Clothing, Paper hangings,
Hass aud Caps, Tsys. Children Caps, Live
u $3.50 Feathers. Bird Cages. Kerosene oa and
lamps, &c. &c. share of public patIoua ge
II;
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&C ggeCAER. .Fx. ID.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES to the ci-
" tizens of Two Rivers and vicinity
Office at LoniS Zanders, on Washin gfon St.
All calls inv .llage or country promptly attend
ed to.
EEFERENCES-D Doctor S. Davis, VIM
Byford AMI A. Andrews Of Chicago, and DR.,
Eastou of Manitoyoc
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There are many who are panied at
the fate of Macmillan. When we think
of Poor Carlotta' we are of the number.
but when we think of this mans acts We
feel as the Madison Journal says: In
short, however we may sympathize with
MaXimillian as the victim misled or en-
couraged into desperate undertaking
by others and then abandoned, and how
ever we may admire the courage and
serenity with which he met his fate, we
must not forget the bitter and deadly
fruit he was compelled to taste was of
the tree he planted himself, and that
others just as brave, just as good, and
more creditably employed than he, were
subjected to death by his command. The
chalice that he had forced on others was
ultimately pressed to his own lips.
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REFILL LU,NRER Y.fRD.

HIE undersigned are prepared to fill
i. to order, bills ofiumbar or bath aa the skort
est notice. man will be at all times in the
yard, ready to wait on our customers and re-
ceive their orders. The best stock kept constant
Iv on hand at the mill. corner of Quay and 9th
ssr-srs I2l4 GUYLES & BROWN.
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~. 8. RDgTG.V .FE. 20.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN, will give
RI prompt attcution To all calls in his pro-
fe.s sion. Residence and Office with C. Door,
Cato Fails, opposite Mr. Browns Store.
n. B.--Particular attention given to the
treatment of di.ease of woman and children
FehruarY 25. ISf.. IL
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DEFEREE'S SALE. In Circuit Court

AO AAdultoWOc county
Michael Kenedy against Daniel Ward.
judgment of Foreclosure and Sale.
By virtue of and pursuant to judgment Of
foreclosure and sale in the above entitled cause
dated June Oath 1867, l shall expose for sale
at the Court House in the Village and County of
Manitowoc andState of Wisconsin, on the 26th
day of August, 1867 at l0o'clock in the forenoon
of that day all the following described mort
gagged premises or as much thereof as may be
necessary TO raise the amount Of said judgment
interest and costs and costs Of sale as follows,
to wit:
All the following real estate lying and being
situated in the County of Manitowoc and
State of Wisconsin, viz: The north west
quarter of the south east quarter of section
number twenty two (22) in township number
eighteen (1S) north of range number twenty
two (22) east, containing forty acres Of lard
more or less.
Dated at Manitowoc Wis, July 10, 1857
DAVID E. MARKHAM, Referee.
j. ". MARKHAM, Atty, for Plf. 12-6t.
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contented could they. make even fair
score as contrasted with the overwinning
game of their victorious opponents. No
one had an idea that the Forest City nine
"a club coming from town in the In
terror OF the State-would change places
with their opponents and wrest from
them the palm Of victory All thoughts
were centered upon the match of Satur-
day, when the Excelsiors should meet the
Nationals, as the one in which Western
muscle and skill should vie most closely
with these Eastern veterans. When, then
the game began yesterday afternoon, and
the Rockford nine, at the outset, made
playing to greater effect than did those
with whom they were struggling, the
vast crowd of people watched the game
with no sort of feeling that the playing of
the Forest City Club was going to last
They thought at least the Nationals had
not set fairly to work. and that when they
did they would speedily give the Rock
till the fifth inning. Rockford was draw
ing still further ahead. Still no one
thought of victory for them. Not until
the seventh, eighth and closing innings
did that multitude view the game with
bated breath and straining gaze, watch
ing with increasing anxiety every part of
the game in its progress. The game
closed. The last inning was played out
there were no more rushes for the swiftly
flying ball, or sharp short clicks of the
bat The game was over, and the Forest
City had won. The invincib!es were de-
feated. For moment the crowd and
players stood, almost doubling the record.
Then, as they comprehended what the
result had been, one grand rush was made
for the winning nine, and they were borne
off the field on the shoulders of their
enthusiastic friends, while the cheering
that arose was very tumult in its noisy
confusion
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HENRY SIRREE.

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE Office,
q Huebner's building, corner of Eighth
and York SITS. Manitowoc, Wis.
Will make collections, pay taxes. search the
records, draw deeds, mortgages and contracts,
&C., &c. All business will receive prompt at
tention Myl5
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s. n. WOOD.

h TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
IA at Law. Land aud Insurance Agent.
Will attend promptly to all business entrust-
cd to his care Office corner of Eighth and
Franklin Streets, Manitowoc, Wis Agency
for the Etna Insurance Co. 81 Hartford. CT.
Csnital stock $500 600 4-lItf
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H. ID. .JOy-ES s. RRO,.

MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS
lvl in Lumber. Lath, and Shingles. Bills
cat TO order short notice. Manitow2c, Wis
d. IONES w B. JONES
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s.. S.s.yDERSO.r.

MANUFACTURERS AND DEALER
lNI in Boots, Shoes, Leather, &C., &c.
Shss on Eighth near the corner of Hufalo Street,
Raparing neatly and promptly executed
Maaitowoc Sent 20 1865 dw-tf
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es. SMITH co.

nEALERS in Books, Stationery and
~ Fascy Goods, Publishers of the Man
itowac Tribune, Agents for the Singers Sewing
NJ ,chiles, Princes Melodeons. and several OF
ths m ,st celebrated Pi tna Fnrtes- Ofhce and
Store, Sth street, near National Bank, Manito-
VOC. Wis.
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u. G. 10
NTLEMEN'S FURNISHING

NENTLEMEN' 5 URNISH HING
NJ GOODS, OF every description.
Tan prepared TO manufaetGre full suits of
Men and boys clothing the shortest n tios,
ant tisfaction guaranteed. | employ the
best work,nen TO be found an1 keep tive of
Singers Sowing Machines constantly in use.
EtGHrH STREET., opposite Goodeuow &
Barnes. I2-4l
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RRED. SCHREDER.

NTEAT MARKET.-Having purchas-
lyls cd the business of Wm- Brown, shall
hereafter constantly keep on hand the choicest
vaatz IT the lowest rates A. share Of public
pa6ssaes seliclted. IS'i7
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DE.1TIGTRr

nR. A. J. PATCHEN, DENTIST.
IL Office in Sherman new bull ling, on sth
Street, M.nitowoc, Wis. ll-31
HAcTeeth extracted without main.
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OHERIFFS SALE. State ofWiscon-

HERIFF'S S SALE. State of Wiscon-
~ sin. In Circuit Cour. Manitowoc County.
James III. Bowen. Plaintiff, against Louis
Kemper, Louise Kemper his wife, Charles Lu-
ling Adu1inistra ter of the Estate of Charles
Kuehn deceased, and Moritz Herbst, defen'ts.
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale
By virtue and pursuant to a judgment of
foreclosure and sale in the above entitled cause
dated June 29th, 1867, l shall expose .or sale
at the Court House in the Village of Manito-
woe in the County of Manitowoc and State of
Wisconsin. on the 26th day of August, 1867,
at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day all
The following described mortgaged premises or
as much thereof as may be necessary to raise
the amount of said Judgment, interest and
costs. and costs of sale, as follows, to wit
All the following real estate lying and being
situated liz the County of Manitowoc and State
of Wisconsin. The south half of the north
east quarter of section number seventeen (17)
township number nineteen 90 north of range
humber twenty four (24) east, in the County Of
Manitowoc and state of Wisconsin. Also lots
number thirteen(l3) and fourteen (l4) in block
number forty-seven (47 J in the Village of Man
itowoc, County and State aforesaid
Dated Sherifs Office, Manitowoc, July 10,
1867, [l2-7t] r. T. BLAKE, Sheriff.
j. D. MARKHAM, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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in 1856. The Yale crew reached the
goal 10 - minutes and PSI seconds, the
saowest time made By either grow in uni.
yersity race for The past three years.
Harvard's success was complete, and 3
prouder set Of men never received the
victor's reward than the six to whom
were bestowed the champion flags and
the University medals. I"
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LEFFEI'S AMERICAN
Double Turbines
WATER, WHEEL.

We, the undersigned have in our use at our
Mills in the town of Cato, one of the above
named wheels. TeNsay that we are pleased
with it would express but little of the satisfac
tiSn we feel 1t more than meets our expec-
tations. and does all that the manufacturers
claim for it.
1t gives double pow er ; is small in size; no
leakage; cannot be frozen rp and will run with
a very low head of water. Send to ALLIs J.
Co.. for circular. LYON & CO.
Manitowoc, January "a, 1867.
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COVE s. RROTHEN.

IL Having superior facilities for raising aud
moving houses, VIC would announce to the ci-
tixsns of Manitewec (tcwn and county, that
eny business entrusted to our care will receive
prompt attention, and be performed in man
ner warranted TO give satisfaction. Enquire
At the s.Tribune" O flee. 1916
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TN PROBATE - Manitowoc County


State of Wisconsin, Manitowoc County.
In the mater o. the of Frederick Bielng
deceased.
On this q tn Gay of July, A D. 1867, upon reading
and filing the petition of Charles Winklemiller Adj
minstator of the the estate of said deceased stating
that he has fully administered said estate and praying
that time and place be appointed to hear and
anime his account of his administration.
1t is ordered that said application be heard and said
account examined before me- at the Probate Ofce in
the town and county of Manitowoc. the 19th day
of August A. ID. 1867, Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ
And be it further Ordered, that notice of such ap-
plcation and hearing be given by publishing copy
OF this order for three weeks u each
week. in the Mantowoc Tribune. a newspaper printed
in said Gown and County prior said day of hearing
By the Court. GEO. W. BARKER,
l5-3t* County Judge.
MISGUIDED MEN, and the Laws of Charity and
Mercy. Howard Essays on the Errors, Abuses and
Diseases which form the basis of the Grvest eadies
in the first age of Man, and earfully sap the vital
powers, with of relief Sent in sealed en-.
velopes free Of charge. Address DR.. ]. SKILLIN
HOUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelph Pa.
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NOTICE Is hereby given to the own

NOTICE Is hereby given to the ~wn-
~ ers OF lots aud parts OF lots fronting and bor
dering both sides of Washington Street. in Sd
Ward, that the of Five Hundred Dollars has been
lev ed said lots by the Board of Trustees accord
ance with the Village Charter for the purpose of i'm
proving said Washington Street Therefore said
ers will take notice that the undersigned prepared
to receive the several assessed each
esAid In labor if rendered forty
days from the date hereof
II. E. vkNDYCK,
Street Commissioner
Manisowoc, August 1st 1857 l5-3t
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EDWAED AELIS & Co.
Agents.

Also Founders ard Machinists; Manufactu-
rers of Mills Stones, and general Mill Fur
nishers. 40 1y. MILWAUKEE,, Wis.
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.N.sTTOr.sL HOTEL.
COS,uOPoE.E.s.z. HOTEL,

DY n. SCHALLENBECK & co.
ID C,ruer ot seventh ;ts.ei franklin Streets,
(South Sida.) Mani:osqc. Wisconsin,
Tns aho se ness and C moaious cdotel is nov
open FAR the reception Of guests. 1t IS ftted up
in the latest aad mssts improved style, and TO
pains win be spared to make it agreeable
and comfortable home for the travelling public
r. scHsLLExREeK. 1921 c. G. .EssLINGER.
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7. ID. .N.fRKH.s.W.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
n At Law Office. corner of Sth and Quay
Streets NJ mi -owoc Wisconsin, 20
CA.AR Les III. Walk Err, .
4 TTORNEY AT LAW. Manitowoc,
IL Wisconsin. Office on Eighth Street
over the First National Bank jyl965
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JOSEPH SE.NES.

nEALER IN STOVES; TIN SHEET
~ Iron and Copperware manufacturer All
kinds Of repairing done. Eighth Street, "ppo-
lite Tribune Office. lily
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Che Jnbuur.
Republican Union State Convention.

Republican UniGn State Convention.
state Convention of Delegates representing the
Republican Union Party of Wisconsin, is hereby CALI
ed TO meet in the Capital at Madison, at II O'Clock
, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER .7H, A. D. 1867,
Tor the purpose of nominating candidates for Stale
ocers to be elected at the annual election and
to transact such other business may be deeIned a-
propriafe.
Each Senate and Assembly District of the State will
be entitled to two delegates in the Co,,v entoI,
Madison, July ~ 1857
HORACE RUBLEE
L. L. BUTRlCK, s'=
J. {. COVER.
j. NJ. GILLETT
Ii. +. BELITZ,
W. 7. PRICE a
Rennhlcau uni IN State Com
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CTATE OF WISCONSIN,, M.niso~>r

NJ County.
P1obate OdHcas July S1st, A D. 1857.
In the matter Of the Proof and Probate of the last
will and testament OF Anna NJ Norboe eccased nte
of the County of Manitowoc.
Whereas an insteumeut in! writirr parportfng TO.
be the last will and testament of anna NJ Mort
deceased late of the County of Nanitowoc has been
filed at this office snd whereas application been
made By A--ond Oleson praying that the be
proven and admitted TO Probate according the laws
Of this State:
Therefore, it is ordered that said application be
heard before at the Probate Office in the Village
of Manitowoc in said County, the 26th day of
gust, A. D. 1867, at ten O'Clock A. n.
And it s further ordered, that notice shalIbe given
to all persons interested in said viii, of the time and
place of said hearing by publication in the Msnitowoc
TRIBuSI newspaper printed in said County for three
successive weeks each week. prior the time Of
such hearing BY the Court
leSt GEO. W. BARKER, County Judge.
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= The Chicago Evening Post says
Andy Johnson is said to indulge hope
that the Democratic party will nominate
him to tie Presidency next year. His
expectations of course are based upon the
sacrifice he has made and the extent to
which he has basedshimself to serve the
party interest, and the number of dis
abled Union soldiers he has clicked out
in order to put able bodied Copperheads
into their places. If by doing a vast
amount of dirty work for party man
can merit Its lasting gratitude, Andy GER
tainly deserves that of the rebel conser-
vative faction, whose obedient and servile
tool he has been. Unfortunately for
Andy's prospects, however. parties are
in habit of casting aside their tools af-
ter having used them to the fullest extent
TO which they are capable, and the un-
terrified having got all they can out of
their wretched dupe, will serve him as
the monkey did the sucked orange, throw
him away. Were he ever so popular
and available as candidate, it is doubt
ful if the democracy would trust him. He
might betray them as he has alzsadv be
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H.a.uTLTOrx s. TRE.sT.

4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS
II at Law. Office on York Street, Mantle
voc. Wisconsin. Collections promptly attend
cd to. 1852