$l5 REWARD.
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STOLEN from the subscriber's bar. on the 26th ut. leather Pocket Book, considerably woru eontaia- ing $45, in current bank notes various banks, dollar the Hartford Bank, the rest insma

 notes-a one dollar bill on .he Bank of America, in Philadelphia, marked on the back "G. Goodrich tO J. Ives, Jan. 1828, and three dollar bill on Jeffer- son County Bank, marked "- Bates to $. C."-- also, $l7 75 in notes of Jacob Barker's Exchange Bank N. Y. and about $25in couSereit notes, which had been stamped defaesd, with sundry papers of little value any person but the owner. The person suspected as the thief is young man from 20 to a years of age, small in stature, darkish eomplexions with pimples on his face-dork hair and eyes, well dressed in blue dark coloured coat, stripedyest, and dark pantaoons-ciyl and decent in his deport- men :-hs came here on Wednesday afternoon, (ashe said) from Lee, Mass. and was going to New Mari- borough, Massit is supposed that he committed the theft about 9o'cock, A. M and soon after departed

 The above reward will be given to any person who will apprehend the thief and secure him, that he may be brought justice, aud the property, or reasonable one for either. JESSE IVES.

 Hitchcock Vile, tBarkanlsded ct.i JaS. 2s 1893.