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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

SOLID FINE COED BRACELETS,
Ar
81 80. 81, S}l and lower. Sets OF Ear Drops with
Pins. slt1 s15, so, SIS, s. and lower. Watches,
a. 500. s., SO, So, SIS. SIS. and lower.
silver watches. from $40 down. Cuff
buttons, 81, ti2, $40, s. and down.
4 New stock Of Solid Silver
Goods n very fine stock Of
Tea sets. and all kinds
Of Plated foods.
Barometers, Thermometers, Compasses, Field and
Opera uiasses, Magnets. Whistles. Cartridges,
aad full stock Of best quality OF Gold
Plated Bracelets that will wear hand
somoly A full stock Of Lazarus
and Morris Spectacles, Eye or
Nose Glasses, IN gold and steel.
"Old Stand Church St." J. e. BRINsNAID.
Aug S-dSvu
DIR i. ,. BARBER. DENTIST.
souTE-xAsr cvRSER CBUEcB AND BANK sTs.
All Dental Operations skiiiully performed.
Chemically pure Nitrous Oxide Gss administered.
This Ia considered the ssost and least dsagreeable
agent by which teeth are oxtfactod painlessiy.
July &-tdkwiy
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

RICHMOND MARKET.-At market On Monday,
800 boxes Q: cheeae and 1ctiye price 6, to Zoe.
FIR fair, and choise, lie to u; $50 tubs Of
butter, % to pc for fair; % to Pc f9r choice.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

Sen. i-- 81 cent, AMI viii io-a,g. -a jou- '..-.-
Package Of
seven S'mpies Of Cufious Srtlc'e,,
ana with them Wholesale Price List. easy Co. sell.
o. old ans yuun- w.-l large prolt-
~ SALON P-aIrlrl-. tie t-3li 7 .. and t..-
hstl2r FI & 81. Nt-l aztul a- Boston. 1ls-s.
r--i..is.e- yeHrs- June -J-W.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
POpllar Music Books.

4 " ~ tA11l G1 uSlG OOOkS,
Nov select The Music Book needed during tho next
Au'umn; and a-7eee5.y occupy your sum
-.vr Leisure ~ examining. playin-
ard sir-iu- irou them.
tbs STANDARD Prcs SIH s3Tt rer
COZ. Destined e. De the Ban er Church Music
Book % the Season. Singers, leaders teacher,
Orally rount' tie Banner,
Ss'Nha ling ECBIE>. Price IS cents
F.r:ahhath Schools. None better
THE PILGRIMS HARP. Prise 6l cents
For Nes.-Cs a-t Prayer Meetings UucNceiled.
Take with you, Tor Entertainment 10 summer
Tia MUSICAL TREAsU8g.
~ ra-ts' new ard popular Songs an piano.
fortc pieces. c7
SHOWER ,F HrAELS
iuii 90 the hg-- Nasa. Duets. Or.
CpE,tA-lC PEARLS
PIANlSVs ALBUM
fu Of ;he best Piano pieces or,
PLANO thrE GEMS.
Full ~ lhe best Piano pieces
Each q tho ah-ye five books SIS 80 In bOsriS
or Z, u1 IN cloth Has 20 re thar 2n large pages
full 81 popular muse and eit. e- hook 4 a most
tertsil NJ COMP tri n 10 "a lover Of music.
Specimens 0f the STANDARD sect. for tho pres
en' p'st paid i"r : g. aud Of the other books for
the rCtlil prize.
0L!VER Di:sH7 a co Boston
CAAS II. biicGN q co, -
July - GsstswG
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

81 see q hard expression E'1ur year fsces as
tyou dila', want 80 Jet yolr,clves th'as,' said
"Jalyl J.ansl7, Of Oregon, 90 The crowd that
be was boring TO ies.a, oH the Park ilur'isy.
We fur1oa, be jl't bis 1.-THE liberals 95utwsHt
90 Think where they sTs going. tul rae rank
srs f-a The Democrats never think.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

oae g DE u--o--stc spc>kors las- veak tod
the s..-v @. @ man aha Withdrew his fat uag
.r,l alsce when ss,ser trsiual.,5 tle saddle was
brought Gas. ending wi.a THE excuse, -' There's
10 telling Whist tla- l-loz l.' Greeley ,'' inter
po'rte3 Z voice 80 Gle --5gi.) might 10, ven,
on the -rs.'-r. n-t noticing the interruption.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09
Mr. T,ft's speech was frequently appl.uIeI.

H. y. NEWELL, Eta,
.By Dear SIR II regret that I sm compelled
10 he sbsent from your meeting. at Shelhurn,
this evening. UntCrseen circumstances make il
necessary for me to remsn ii home 20 give at
tention 10 political matters in this county. |
an sure however Of the success Of your meeting,
in the presence Of our mutual friends Col
Charles II. Joyce and Russell 5. Taft, who can
speak 10 you far more effectively than myself
1t is gratifying to know that Republicans Of
Vermont are discussing the issues OF the present
political campaign with an earnest zeal, that be
speaks the old fashion msjorities at the Septem-
Der election. The CANVASS !, a spirited one, full
Of strange doctrines, and unexpected detection
but the integrity of the grest Republican party
stiil remsins intact, and will be Al abiding faith
in lis principle.-the success Of i,s .iministrs-
ton and it's standard bearers it will march on to
victory in November next.
Wishing you great success in your meeting
this evening and hoping for large majority for
Grant and Wilson in your town
| am as ever truly yours,
HENRY CLARK.
Col. Charles II. joyce ESs then introduced
snd made raozt eloquent and effective speech,
Of which we regret We hsge but space for
brief rynopss.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1872-08-09

NIY8oS H. H5LD@y. comr,'sioHers.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
THURSDAY. March 2s-P. NJ.

The business at the Boards and in the lower
hall OF the stock Exchange has been OF enormous mag
nitude though. the whole, not up to the standard
reached yesterday, when nearly 6O0OOO shares "ere
done The has been less centered In one spot
and more extensively distributed than for several days
Erie was stin feature, but by means occupying the
conspicuous prominence accorded il for the last few
davs The decline in the London quotations produced
correspondng depression here the stock selling down
from 5s 10 ST. and by its eversh and uncertain course
unsettling the entire market, which opened weak
As the day advanced, however with continued
easy money market, better and more cneerrui tone
was communicated prices became strong and higher
the general market ruling in this way up to ABOUT 2so
m Here there were indications OF more active money
which coming une xpectedly, created rather nervous
feeling among weaker operators and later dealings were
at considerable concessions The market seems 10 nave
depended for special support upon New-fork central
the sales this specially running up from BOT 10 se tho
scrip rising from 81 to 9l Lake Shore also under the
same engineering sold up to s6 while Wabash reached
1884, Hannibal and St. Joseph shares were 10 per cent
higher Iron Mountain fetching s6i. In Ohios, ROCK
Island St. Paul and Western Union the best figures OF
Yesterday we're not reached, and was evident that the
sales of long stock large the stiffness OF the
market enabling unlOadngs to be conductod sue
cessuily Pacic Mail opened at e2A and closed at 6St
There large business In Boston, Hartford ana Erie
under the special patronage is sad OF former Eric
drector The report mentioned this morning with ref
erence to the contract 0f Mr. Drew with Duncan shcr
man and Co.. involving the sale Of $4,000 shares Efo
made yesterday, seems TO be reasonably wen au'ncn'
Gated. The option 10 the seller covers Periou vi
ten months aud to-day each party to the con
tract put up, according to common report
20 per cent tsloOo0O Trust company 10
secure the faithful performance OF the contract we
hear also but do not voach for the truth OF tho sae
ment that Mr. Drew bas been offered $4,000 Tor MS
eontract And the street story 10 the effect that
hessrs Bischonsheim n Godsnidt. III whose behalf
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Foreign Exchange has been dull at the following ire

The money market was irregular today, and durina
the morning, and indeed up about p M, borrowers
readily supplied their requirements at and per cent?
Later. however, the market became extremely dneuts
and money COSTLY 132d and 1l6th being freely paid b
needy borrowers with and without interest COnmers
cial paper was dull at to II per cent.
Government bonds have been strong and higher under
the better range gold, and active business wac
done in all the principal descriptions.
The Treasury purchase resulted In offerings 10 tho
amount OF s. 3O5 1898 to 1l049 The award OF D.
million was made at 1888 IO9G0 The details as
follows:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
NEW MUSIC.

VIM. Hall g. Son have published "COme to
the Door," simple and pleasing song by Mr. Arthur
Matthison; a. When we Parted" song and chorus by
Justin Juch rather commonplace; and The Water Lily"
a song by Francis Korbay
Mr.. s. Lasar. Organist of the Church of the
Disciples. and Instructor Of sunday-schoo singing in
Dr. CnyleTs Church, has prepared Hymn and Tune
Book expressly for Sunday schools, which will he
published by Bigow Main.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

A new volume of Young AmGicd Abroad,
by WILLIAM T. ADAMS Over Optic, has been published
by Lee q Shepard containing" Northern Lands astory
OF travel and adventure in Russia and Prussia. The
slight garb of fiction in which the facts arrayed gives
certain dramatic effect the narrative, and relieves
the volume from the nOnOony which Is the usual defect
of similar compilations The work IS expressly intended
by the author Juvenile readers but the variety of
information which affords aud the animated style in
which IL written comendn 1t TO the favorable attention
of all classes
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

France and Her People, by c. c. b. CWm. b.
Evans Coz, is unpretending record Of visit TO
France mostly in the battleyear Of 1870 and describing
the familiar aspects Of Paris before the siege with
siderable vivacity and great funess OF detail The name
Of the author is vailed in Initials but the book appears
to have been written by lady. and often indicates
feminine anckness OF observation and facility OF descrp
ton. Several minute errors however, here and
there In the Of the volume which look like
masculine nattention to small things For instance the
fine French steamer "Pereire,' In which the writer
sailed NcwYork is spoken Of several times the
Perere" the slight change in the letters making
sental change IN the pronunciation.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

The Science Record for 1872, edited by AL
FRED f. BEACH Aunn Coz does not profess to give
exhaustive report Of the various discoveries and i'm
prOvemens scientific character that have been made
public during the past year. II touches, however upon
numerous important points that have occupied the SCI
entifc world during that period. together with the
progress of the most important public works. There
are brief biographical sketches Of several prominent
scientific men, with portraits, including the illustrons
names OF Faraday, Murchison Darwin Agassz, Huxley,
and Herschel.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

The Third Number of The National Ency-
cloDedia edited by J.. COIASGE, LLD Is published by
the National Encyclopedia Co. In the present ISSUE the
plan of the work previously announced Is diligently
carried into effect. presenting succnct summary Of in
formation variety Of topics from Brandenburg the
first title III the number, Charleston, with which 1t
Closes
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

7, addition 10 the nsus Astronomical contents Of Almanac gives
the following Political and Statistical nfomaton;
LAWS AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS PASSED DURING TIE
THIRD SESSION OF THE XLIsr COSGRESS
PROCLAMATIONs ON NEUTRALITY AND PBNlANtsM
ACT ENFORCING THB FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT.
TIiR TREATY WITH GREAT BRITAIN
CRRENBACKs OUTSTANDING FROM 1862 TO l87l
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS OF The U. y FOR lS7I'
NUMBER OF POST-OPPICBs IN 1870 AND 1871.
IMPORTS AND THEIR COST
PUBLIC DEBT OP THE UNITED STATES.
POPULATION OF STATES BY COUNTIES FROM 1920 TO 1870
POPULATION OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THEua
POPULATION OF THE L. AND TERRITORIES l7sO TO 1870
United STATES GOVERNMENT - CABINET - SUPREME
CoURT-MINIsTBRs TO FOREIGN COURTS.
FoRTY.sECOND COYGRBss-POLITICALLY CLASSIFIED.
COMMITTEES OF THE XLIID CONGRESS-
STATES OF THE UNION. POPULATION, CAPITALS GOV
YRNORs kc-CoNGREsSTONAL APP0R1ioNMBSE
ELECTION RETURNS. CAREFULLY PREPARED OF ELEC-
11oNs HELD IN 1871 COMPARED WITH FORMER YEARS.
HOW TO ACQUIRE TITLE TO GOVERNMENT LAND, &c. &e
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Coleman Benedict's closing Quotations were.


Tomorrow, being Good Friday, will be observed by
the Stock and Gold Exchanges as holiday. Az the day
represents holiday only in the church ritual and noo
by legislative authority the banks WILL OF course boz
open for the transaction of regular business and this
will necessate the attendance Of the usual clereaa
force IL is to be regretted that the day never been
made State holiday these half holidays are very
annoying TO business men, and productive Of mucf
inconvenience as TO really detract from the otherws
due observance OF so sacred an event.
Gold opened at l1Oi but later went of TO llO recoeers
ing to ilo and during the afternoon ruling rm at iOs
The which advanced gold yesterday not n5
force to-day, and the reported trouble between tho
Spanish vessels and the steamer at Aspn>
wall had effect whatever. Tie rates paid for carr<
ing 81 B. A. and per cent to fat. The Assistant
Treasurer redeemed in Fverwenties $500 makng.H
total OF $3S and paid out in overdue coin Interest,"
$4,000, total of s22l35OCO The Tburngia took ou1
81? 900 in gold bars. The days business at the Gold Ex
change Bank follows: Gold cleared, siS95 OOo 4
gold balances s36970i; currency balances, 1851 922.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

The Vars of the HugueaotS, by WILLIAM
HANNA d. d. Robert Carter q Brothers. is the reprint
OF a course of lectures the political history OF
Professionalism in France, delivered before the Edinburgh
Philosophical Institution. II forms highly instructive
volume filed with forcble description and eloquent
narrative
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

Three Centuries Of English Literature, by
CHARLES DUKE YoSGE 3D. Appleton d Col, is "a crude
nmethodicaI compilation several different depart
mens of the earlier and later English literature, with
critical remarks originally intended course OF
University lectures.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Gitnations Uanic0-- males.

CITUATION WANTED.-A young man, n
~ bookksep, writing good business hand With considerable
counting dts situation BoOkkEEPEk
ASSISTANT References 10 capacity kc lie furnished
requiring exclusive services o bookteeptr
bools posted weekly an balanced regularly At smsn
Address e. o. D., Trihuhe Ohr
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Gituations Uantro--females.

WANTED-By n young widow, at present
w reading Interior part POSITIONS House
keeper Companion Gosme ul qualified ey personal sbPsr
pres place EswYoh The most un.Ieptonlbe refer
furnished Address for weeks Mn MARY WATSON
PsstOmce Box No. 5G5, Os~ego n
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Mem pubIifaiions.

BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, Piles, lmpO-
- kucs Diseases Of M GsnerAtys Organ H IiENhY DANIELS
~ d., ~ LsxiDsonsve. NsIed ior 70 eesta
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

AROUND THE WORLD: sKKToHEs or TRAVEL THROUGH n.N
LANDs OvER MANY SEAS By f. d. g. PRIME, d. d. Ln0'
pp. +5 Harper Brothers
The very wealth of information in regard TO
the most important portions J the globe which this vol
lune presents deprives OF part Of the interest which
attaches concentrated record Of travels among scenes
with the reader is already or less familiar IL
forms I'm fact OF geographical library in which
brdseye view presented Of regions that are rarely
visited in immediate succession by single traveller Dr.
Primes extensive journey undertaken chiefly for
the recovery health but also for the purpose OF obser
walton and research. single was devoted TO the
tour although only sevenyive days occupied IN
actual travelling around the world The route was from
New York to Francisco by rail from San Francisco
to Hong Kong by steamship, including visit to JAPAN
thence TO Canton Calcutta, Bombay, Suez, and Cairo
from Cairo Jerusalem and COnstannope and return
ing through Italy, Germany France, and England, to
New-York The precision with which such journeycan
he arranged beforehand is remarkable. DR.. Prime
planned his entire route of travel several months
before setting out, with the times of arrival and
departure for each country that he expected TO
visit and was scarcely day out of time at stage Of
his journey. Nor did he meet with any accident on
the entire route member Of his party. which com
prsed several persons suffered from serious Illness hot
a steamer railway train missed, there was no
detention for day. and scarcely for an hour ana not
the most tring article Of baggage was lost The nara
tive his various experiences Is given without any at
tempt at fne writing, a style Of singular ease and lu
cditv, showing the cultivation OF the scholar, ana the
sagacy the experienced observer. His volume is is
sued with great typographical elegance, and with many
Illustrations OF rare beauty.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
Mem pnblieaiions.
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the following prices :


State bonds pretty active and weak in new sou'h
Carolnas the July issues declining I and October To
8el The Tenuessees continue arm at C7 The following
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

The earnings Of the lndianspohS' ers sasi4s.
Western Railway for the nrst week ~ " ~, bspksrs,
,,a, ,"rr,d eer,aeates Of deposit amounting sssn
.""' 'u,e m have Deeu issued Dy this house have ''
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

The days transactions the u. s. subeasury werea
S772777 80 Currency - ll6 5 6
Gold 4z63J1 ~ Currency 1j3 g;
bSlance... f837Ol9 TO Customs 15lWO tOS
CureLcy receipts. So. 1896 gJ8 70
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29
lnsIrucIlon.

LONXO FLACK, President of CLAVER-
"A ACK COLLEGE AND HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Claver
Pupils received at nme both 800 year. "
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD. BY WILLIAM STILL 8vo PIP
100. Porter Coates
In this volume, which has been compiled at
the instance Of the Pennsylvania AntSlavery sOciey
MI Still has presented graphic record of the struggles
Of the Southern slaves In their attempts escape
bondage previous TO the Of the Rebellion. 1t filled
with narratives Of audacous and almost hopeless enter
prise, romantic adventure. and wonderful incidents
occurring In the pursuit 0feedom The work Possesses
high degree interest not only the history remark
able series Ofevents In the progress Of American society,"
but illustration OF the character OF peculiar race
manifested under and exceptional circuns ances
and adapted 10 eulist the strongest sympathics Of the
reader Tbe methods adopted by the slaves for the
tsnment OF freedom often show not little fertility OF
resource as vel a. heroic gc that afterward
Dei aDe sVHspicioIs on The battlefield Some Of the
New-York tribune., 1872-03-29

A FAMILY SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-Superior
N advantages Address HENRY w. sIGLAR, Principal,
Eewburgh Institute, Newburgh. N. Y.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

0~Ase~~0
For several nights various hen ooops
in this neighborhood have been visited
and the individual occupants have been
slaughtered. Dr.. 8quires mourns the
loss Of all Of his dozen choice fovk.-
P. q. French found all Of his, minus
their blood and BREATH Othess .lso
suffered Ike losses, and L. G. Basfofd
found the bodies Of fifteen valuable
Spanish Brahmas and three fne tur-
keys lying near his hennery dead, and
finding no marks Of violence except |.
bruiss under the wings where the blood
had escaped, L. G. determined to get
the monster 1hatever it vas, % ut hin
steel trap, appointed julius to watch
the first half Of the night, and retired.
At midnight he returned and aroas-
ed julius froa . sound sleep in his
chair, took his v.y to the coop, whence
. h;deous noise Of terrible import pro-
oeeded, found = black monster caught
f.<t in the trap. After various threat
ening manGavers On the part Of both
man and burglar, l.. G. fred his uncr-
ring naskes proceeded to Inspect his
fallen game. 1t proved to b black
os Of massive and singular proportions
having head and features not unlike .
lwild cat Of the forest. Basford think.
his nei8bbors and HIMSELF have got rit
Of dangerous eaemy and Ne think h,
deserves 4 bo.,ty for his proves.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

.Humors and Diseases Of the Blood j.!
in every case by using it internally or exter-
nally.
~-No syphilitic patients will b admitted
into tho Intimacy; but will DO treated sue
ccssfully with medicine Ut city Office.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

GEO. WooD l. Co.'s ORGANS
There is no Cabinet Organs made that
equals in beauty and purity Of tone,
aud variety Of effect, the Geo. Woods
Celeste Organs and those having the
accumulation Solo Stops" each of
which employs 4 separate and di.tinet
set Of reeds. It is not the number Of
stops but tho sets Of reeds an organ
contains that makes. it most valuable
These styles, having from q to Al
sets Of reeds, range in price from $500
70 1915, cheaper styles, 500 to $500.
Mr.. F. D. Abbott il the agent,
and will keep = good assortment At
J. J. Hayes l. Bros, where persons
are invited to call aud examine these
aud other before purchas ing else.
where. Instruments sold by easy pay.
msnts to those desiring time.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

And am prepared to Furnish Machines and
extras on short notice and favorable terms.
| Those who contemplate purchasing will do
we'll to SEQ the NEW SINGER before
buying, ~ it il without doubt tho most popu-
lar Machine ever offered ia tho public.
J. F. STAFFORD, Agent,
Ut Austin, Mimi.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

Mas. W. ". Cook, Of this city, will
leave on Monday next tor Delavan,
Wis.,, whittier she goes to assume the
duties of matron. to the "Deaf and
Dumb Asylum" located there. Mrs.
Cook is = genuine WOMAN, and has .
heart for the sacred work in which she
is about to engage. She will be missed
from the ranks Of society here. The
Sabbath School, and especially her
class of little ones, will deeply regret
her absence. The wishes Of many
friends will follow her.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

MONEY taken at the TRANSCRIPT
Office on delinquent subscriptions.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19
THE GOOD TINE CONE
PATKDT0 EXIIBKD.

We ak ssr rs>1srs vbs esoseoPlats n.y.
iaR Sowing Machine, and sre net willing to
pay I've prices fss soe.to address with stamp,
for eircslar snd sample a work. J. CLAs"s,
West Usion, Isvs, Gcaesal Agest fsr The In
r.>==. A=..see. Shuttle. Tie easiest rasninG
ana least complicated Leck Stitch Machines
il the world, who 10 willing TO furnish you
one At one-haIf what Agents usually ehasgs
for Sewing Machines, and If they do not give
| satisfaction will refund the money. He waats
- ogeot - Ov0ey lows.
Cut this out for reference, and in writing
sts&s what paper you ssw it IN. o:tf
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1872-12-19

CROWDED OUTS. Chandler & Bro.
have been compelled to leave their old
stand on Main street. 1t too small.
There was not room enough in it for
their customers, saying nothing about
storage room for the immense stock re-
quired by their rapidly increasing
trade.
They may be found on tho corner Of
Mill and Chatham streets, in the com.
modious building formerly occupied by
J B. Murphy's Bakery. Call and see
how they have fixed things.