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ON Friday night, the 23d November last, the store ot the subscribers broken open and robbed of the following articles. viz 1 piece about yards steel mixed broadcloth,-l4 lb. green sewing silk ,-one or two dark Bandanah Hkis.-one short English fowng piece, stocked about half way up the barrel. large end ofthe ramrod tipped with horn, and the small end ot the stock tipped with the same, the barrel fastened to the stock by single slide and by being nterocked at the breech lock rollers. Also, about $50 m small change, and $2 counterfeit bill of the Mer- chants Bank, NewY ork, fainty stamped counterfeit across the face, with the names of U R. Bronson, F. Marsh. and A. Leach, written on the back SIXTY DOLLARS will be given for auy information that will lead to detection of the villain or villains, and FORTY DOLLARS for the property, or in propor. ton for any part recovered. From circumstances it IS certain that the villain or villains who committed the act were acquainted with some of the secret de- posits of the store, and it is probable that some of the property may have been exposed or offered for sale before this. $. SG L. HURLBUT & co.

 Winchester Centre, June, 1928.