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WanfeaI.

= "a good cook, either q man OF woman,
and four girls who understand working in
a Publie5Hens0, cap have 8 good situation
By appl wing Immediately at the NarI6SALf
Hp9EIs Joliet. s5 @ IS. q
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ADMINISTRATORS. y or ICE.

Z Lii pc rsDns having claims faganist, ntiie Es-
IA e OF Fdward Perkins deceased, afe notified and
reau sted to present the same for adjatatian, AT
the Tsfm Of the Rrobpts Court of Will county,
To be holdeniatshe office Of the Probate Justice,
in Joliet. on Tuesday the 9Th day Of Decmbcf
reEt. sfszs-t Ser sas1sse ,sss8 dsiazti stEo;lrg'
sals "A NOS FELLOWS. !
aEruRAIM PERKINS gFs! tfAaip PE's,.. L
8 Joifets tsel'a7 1915 ssIrN -a20 60 s
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03

1nefe Is q cigar factory at Mani!I Ia tIlai'
employs ten thousand GIRLS Ii Is 4 pity,
mat me labor ofso many women should
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03
Gath before the Mayor.

State Of .NissourI,l Doctor A. e. BRAGG, be-
!, CITY Of 81 LOUISE ing by me duly sworr de-
poses and says, that his Sugar Coated PtiLs, now
so generally known throughout the southern and
western States, do ot'contaia one particle. of
Mineral Of any ktd, as has been erroneotisy sta
ted. He furthers states that he issat this time
manufacturing and putting up ready for market
from S5 to $4,000 boxes OF these pills per
week-and that the orders and calls from agents
and others for thesepias, have becohie so nu.ner-
Gus, even at this healthy season of the year, that
some applications are necessarily delayed from,
ten to twelve days. on account of sleponents ina
bility TO manufacture them fast enough to supply
The increasing demand DIR. Rfaggr further states,
that il ishis Intention to extend aud increase his
manusactury ;niil he can furnish the southern and
western States with an ample supply Of this ceIe-
brated pill. 49, A. e.. BRAGG. s.
Sworn a;os and subscribed before me. this 9Th
day of Juns, a. u. lS46.ssY PC. CAMDEN.
fg z14au, Meyor ofthe City OF St. Louis. !
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DIR. HULL'S
we N ] sEzSyIlI5yl


children will cry for Dr. IIull,s Worm Lozes,-
ges. Only read what this medicine has done.
Yotkville, Gibson co., Tenn. Dec. oi:lsda
q pr. {. r. Huli.--Some months since vour a.
gen, left with me for sale, what he consideref
2 ,args supply Of our Worm Lozenges, but have
sold all ant, and could have sold three ,imss as
macy more had been supplied 10 ihut amount.
nope you VIII Instruct your agent 10 leave
imnsh greater supply when be comes this way a.
gninE Their use IN my family has been Of great
benefit. Edward MeCprcle. Esq. gave come 20
a child four years old, and the FIRST dose brought
away between thirty aud forty worms. Mr.. Will
lam Ne Daniel had child whom the physicians
pronounSed incnrable, and said itiwouid die. but
the. child was cured by usiag DR.. 1lullp Wo5m
Lozerges. Youis. truly, -. S.
go. STEPHEN LUKIN
Price 25 cents per box For sale bv Bfosys
& Co, Jolei and WIS. MYEas, E0ekpor,.I g E
49,. 1E5Ltf d ~ " -T777 -f--1
GtUM Elastic and Web Braces, by the floz
VI or pair, from ftp 10 75ets. at the Stone
Store, East Joliet s e 7|','
Init 7 lbs alarshall's pa,iens Linen Thread
y for sals By the pound, At MaisssolIs.
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For Sale bu

Jeres.lah Let's, Wesley Cleveland, Asa MELON.
aid, ana NJ. Wheeler, Htcorkg Creek - Ohm
S. Dillon, JNarseiiles; Robert Peacock, Morris:
iMattesom & Campbell, 4lr Sable; A. Pehier.
Dfesdeni Samnel l.. Palmer, .Kankakee; d !.
8 "A. Watson, Wilmington; P. Boucher, Baur-
( bonGis' Grore; Willard Wood, Crete; Edward
Poor, Yankee Settlement; j Taylor. mn co.
9z5sst aDt,AIAlONG 81 WOOD, . sheii,l b
+. j. A. M ATFESON, joliet -
T---EmanuelzDe ioin, 45 Main Street, St,
l.onis, Wholesale aud retail depot. 9-6m !,
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a man ofsubIIe lressoning asked

Wpere was the internal evidence
khat proved The bible true b s.
Inc terms Of disputatiYe art 3.
d iiad never reached his ear. s. ls.,s
lie laidIhls hand upon his heart; szps.
saAnd'only wered1 ID II ERE. : rs
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M. X 'BRowNsoyji
Albany. March & 1916

= AIoanyi MarcI D, IN4b.
Mr.. laylor:-I have analyZ the Jew Da-
vId's Honey Coated Pills, aud have found the n.
10 be composed IF the mnst approved and valua-
BILE articles i'll Materia Medica-ahd in all cases
whe;e have known them tried, they have given
perfect satisfaction. $3.50
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HA BAY fDlSsr
zSE HRE DO. EsL.aSTER.
H0Neya GOsaaesF,fEa Pills.

The pablichare Tor hug time been acu.iai a.
led with the Supporter sift1ns assahe famous ssffE
BgtEw Asriis, sahiisir eeasest a. of So
% gpsiiap extentIea t11ose OF r3ts
properties andat truly aioncicrfaf sifecrsagob lie
sslFAans5 stenf.as afewwueks since'w1 pablishesii
Ecktrgctz from several letters fiom sgcntsvho are
lhslng this Plaster ;ihsti FEG EFT sBik Ppas,ASs
9Th Els to giyesan Of tie' estimation in,
Elaitief these established Family Meairii.ss are
nc Blythe pI1ir- Ih addsiesi 10 the HebseNs
Plsstesaanstf BeEsiaAl Pills, hvs aowsshsrse lhis
proud satisfaction Of calling the attention. off
aEHsfefffn Will and iseagj inias caaIaEiss, 10 q
fetiicaae that hils faitso supeFceste
rs an otf.r ~, ~,
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frice of Plaster, so cts. per box containing
sufficient TO spread or plasters
Price Of Pills. Is se.sssper box containing 30
70 Do pills. .nathatc 10 . ~ fri ss5ftss c.rgt
p. FILLER. Sole, Agent,
for Illinois and Wisconsin. All orders- attifess.
ed him at joliet, ILL.,, will meet with spronpt
attention. qFiI W s@1ESBEEE = etzsgs 81
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-11-03

Ut AcqTresPondent ofthe Platte Argns
writes from Santa Fe, Sept. 7ffi:t 'fpF
The two, infantry COMPANIES have dis
charged their duty well, and deserve
great credit faritheir good marching and
thesPrpmptness'witha which thsy obeyed
evefy'ofder from Gen. .Kerfne y r nsis
having given him any trouble They
Wlll, IN all PROBABILITY, be stationed here,
and leir1Hlil iit this post until they return
honle.sa ~ 4.so * ssfAiaseT hkibssik y -
Th4 has lost ib aas men, men.
who died during the march u .ss.,.I lss.:
Internal Eyidelco.,ss's ) e, q = +.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

Nonsense. uncle. cried tue boy, stu reddenins
and iaughing boy-ike How can help hearing
what they tell ne p
The Son 5 little in cur wsy So present; | Il
afraid. Ned said the old man harlcring the loks-
Very much, said the Captain.
Nevertheless we L drink HIM pursued Sci
. So. here 5 70 Do,nbev and Son.
%. very well, uncle, cried the boy. nserrily
Since yea have introduced the mention o. her
and have Connected ME with her. and have sad
that know al shout be-. ! shall make bold u
amend the toast So here : 20 Dorrbey-and Son
and Daughter To X COR;asgt'f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

VICE AND DEATa.-The Rochester Advertise,
states that The person who has been taking poll list IL
one OF the Wards OF this, city entered house. day
since for the purpose Of seertniag the number OF
voters resident there. He found two drunken women.
OF whom be inquired any Eas resided there. They
ing to the loft he found the body OF man covered
slightly with sheet which hsd lain there so long as TO
have become highly Offensive, The women would give
no accoun, OF the deceased.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

4 COACH UNDER SAIL.-The New. Orleans Bul.
letin gives the following description Of novel vehicle
In use on Galveston Beach, and in Texas viz coach
propelled by wind The vehicle is constructed with
four wheels the front ones being much wider apart than
those behind and them rests body like tia; o; sn
omnibus In from, is che mast which the n,ainsil il
placed and where the tongue Of sn ordinary carriage IS
Is bowsprit for the b Il IS steercd by apparatus
which directs the hind wheels. The beach Calves.
ton Island is as level as hoor and hard alos; as
stone and when thore tar wind the carriage
II railroad speed. When the trade winds prevail, the
wind blowing then from Southeast IL frou; one end
Of the Island 10 the other and back with the utmost
facility.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

alASTED.SA aclye young Meu Ia ~ >UuIb "
w West 10 scsss Agents for The sale Of and popular
ruhcatlons-SSOn apt above their will BE-
insured Them 10 writing, with opportunity OF clearing
$1,000 per year. Some men now in our employ will n
Doubt make $1,000 per year clear OF all xpenses
Each will have his district X will bs necessary foi
hem least from s2o 10 So 10 obtain goo" fin
out Apply at FRENCH'S Publishing Hall, 2tS Broad
way up stairs Office OF tho Flag OF Union. All letters
mus ~. AMI ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

ENTRY THiEr.-- Officer Borden OF the 18th w ard
last night arrested fellow named John smith, who
detected in the act Of robbng the entry o: r. g. Stuy
vesant in davenu OF hat and coat lie sent tc
Essex Market Police Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

DRoPPERs CAuGHT-Two pocket book choppers,
of juvenile appearance named Bill Anderson and Jack
Smith were this morning arrested by officers Campbell
and Serbian charged with prac,cing their knayish act
in the lst Ward. They were sent to the Tombs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31
Genera! Notices.
~ COLLEGE OF Pharmacy u The Guy .

~ COLLEGE OF Pharmacy Of the Cay .; New-Yots.
The regular ner Course OF Lectures n lbs Insulation
VII commence on Monday the II e November
c'cccs P NJ AID ee coaaEgej :ocE mouths q Monday
Seons. iii srosdvsv Dover LocSwood's Bocss,ore.l
Oc Naisris Medica srd PharmScy, from 70 O'CLOCK
BY Professor Sen JSmrn ". McCrss1y, ii. D
Ga Chemistry from , % o'elocN, by Professor Law
Tie Lectures or Ma.eria Medica sad Pharmacy vii De
illustrated by extensive cabinet q specimens q true
snd fNse Drugs.
The Lectures on Chemistry VIII give prominent snen
lun application the bushes. Of sn Apo hccary az
criing minute instructions IN cumulative and qua'aNe
s-AlySis syrheses with sv1sl nio1sAIlcns
showing the metaoGs CT >scets,ns ;ae strength ahd "a
rty OF Drugs ard Chemicals they WI also COMPRISE IN
struciiou The extensively Connected with
rlsay Of III useful and oraanentsl -
Tirae for sach Course al sscSu % procured OF Joha
NIlha,I, is Broadway. Rushtoa y Co. lie SfostwaN,
Jane. $ Aspnwsll, = " tan-sL; AtNnson \ Qua 5
Howery; \ 4 NeaSni. Stt Sroai"Ay' "eisihAn
Ca,ssb-f. corner NJ Brooue snd Onhso George D.
Cogseshan i2I PeaL and OF either Of 'hr Professors
New YORK, October, 1915. o3- eodtN@
CANCERS AND DANGEROUS AFFECTIONS
BItSo.t Slf gioIi Operations.
rE- DIR. William IL. Norris, OF Philadephs, Is ncw
AsIt 10 Newly ors. where he ~ ~ remain dufing me
coming winter The purpose Of consultation AID treat
the oeNucer his plan is To exact pay coy
Alter and he MAKES charge for consultation Nu-
mtrous certificates can be exhibited. Application VII
s H. Norris Atlantic Hotel between the hours OF ~ and
O'Clock and TOO Greenwich At az othef hours 90 lw
" Dr. Bauniug's Body Brncc.-Ecr The relief Of
weakness OF the voice lungs. heart spinal nervous, ie
aud digestive Syslemlncludrg dyspepsia. eonsupa-
piles dropping and distortion comm III 10 children
and young ladies', also sLEEoiNS AT THE Lungs Is per
feet substitute for the aud constrainng Shoulder
brace with OF their pernieocs Tenderness. Unlike all
others II acts by supporting the .ma OF tue beck asin
" II. fucrum by hftns feNibiy the whole internal
pile Of organs. Pamphlets aud book = Common Sense
giving information, be had al the Office, ~ Broadway
lady IN attendance on ladies' c%i u
Cy-Atwood's Celebrated Empire Cook stoves.
These Stoves warranted a. usual Persons wanting
Cook Stoves are Invited 20 examine them before p1chas
ing elsewhere. Wholesale and retail By Hiekok Co 2Ss
Wa-r-sL ~ Snieodos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31
NEM.Yosy. July |. 1876.

NEWYoRE, July 7, IS{c.
Dr. TowNsgNp-Esar Sir: Nearly twenty year, ago
took violent cold which seled my lungs and affected
me v.ry severely; indeed, II dnsly became eousIsnt
hacking cough bat prevent re o al
tending my business Within he last few yesIs IN,
Sr,alhd with ditscuy and raised with my cough much
ba matter ard for the last nine months previous 10 using
your Sarsspalla, bad regular nights~ests indeed my
trends and myself supposed that would die with tns
Consumption but have the happiness TO inform you
thaiu my surprise-afer using three bottles OF your
S,rsapari!s and luy health restored II relieved mo
gradually and now euloyins much better health thai
have before in - yesIa had smos! entirely oe my
.nn.ts WHICH ia also returned. You liberty %
publish this with my auie, In tho Papers YOU choose
NV little>siri who three years old, bad very bad
the OF last W inter We became very u'acn
alarmed on her account While using the medicine gave
h,r some OF H. and entirely relieved her as well a.
,pyself and abe Is ~ ell and hearty as any child
ever saw She full ofls blotches took them
away and skin "a smooth and fair now ard am sans
6.d she received her health from using your excellent
medicine. > w SONANi, NO. ~ h""e'S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

ATTEMPTEp NIOLATIoS-A man named David
Walsh last night arrested charge of attempting
to commit rape Martha Ford at No. Goerck-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

ASSAULT AND BATTERY WITH ISTE:T 10 KILL
An aray worthy Of the Five Points took place in that
vicinity last night quarrel arose between two women
named Susan Anthony aud Mary Jane Thompson, and
had proceeded from words u blows when third women
hendlike. handed knife TO Susan while man named
George Morgan stood by encouraging the actors in the
quarrel and promoting the fight Completely blind by
and rage the Anthony few ii; her antagonist
with the knife and before she prevented had in
icted several gashes about the head and face OF her
armed opponent The Police finally interfered and took
Susan Anthony Harriet Windsor, (the woman who funn-
shcd the kne) and the George Morgan into custo
dy. The mutilated woman presented rghtful appear
ance having received fighttu cash upon the forehead
and mad her upper lip nearly severed BY the knife in the
hands II the Ohsr. This is life the Five Points
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

STEALING BEEF-A man named Samuel Mar
shall alias John Clue discovered by officer Donney
in the act Of rolling barrel OF beef from SOuthst in the
Second Ward. He discovered and attempted to
make MS escape, but arrested and taken in. The
proved to be the pr opcrty OF Henry Smith Fulton
Market. and was valued at $40.
RoBBISG A MONEY DRAwER.--A chap named
John Jones arrested for attempting rob the
ey drawer of John Goad, in the 18th Ward Committed
n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

BURcLARY-Thc dwelling house of Mrs. Bayard,
30 . Wsshingtou-s. fe!onous!y entered yester-
day, and $50 bank bills and gold coin and some aE,.
ces OF wearing apparel, stolen thcrefrom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31
CASE OF DROPSY.


We tsyo never known case OF Dropsy which this
medicine II used did not relieve The following Is copy
of letter Or. Townsend received nom gentleman on
Long Island. II is truly remarkable case
FLATsusH, Long Island, Juns II, 1876.
Dr. TowssESp Ny mother VINO Is % years OF age, nss
for ysars past been ahong under eevec csss Of
Drepsy Ne employed. before We heard OF your msd
cine gres OF remedies but the disease cou.lr led
To gain Oh her, muca bloated that twas almost
imnossble for her lie down, sleep while lying; her
feel and legs were truly sigh, 10 behold We heard
much conversation respecting your remedy, and we con
GUIDED 10 obtain for her satisfaction not dreaming tnai u
would relieve her. abe far advanced In years and
her o long standng-ot her complaint had
been coming for almost seven years The nrst botle
she lcok We could perceive Thai 1t helped her In tho
least, with the exception OF increasing her appetite on
asng the second bottle there All Improvement In hrr
disease She continued using It until she ook hvo bottee
and she is amosI, entirely, we'll She does not look
Ike m, same person; she rides out aud walks with ease
aud very comfortable The old ndy Is highly pleased
assure YOU well The reat Of the family AND mas re
ol,-tsI me 10 write her mud thar have not
half done Justice it Tor have not or cannot, describe
how appeared or The suffering she expeencea. OF mo
great trouble rho was long time, In her hnlposs
eonditlon Yours respectfully, &c JAMES ALLEN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

~ Hear Mr. Seth Terry, one OF the Oldest and most re-
,pec,abls Lawyers in Hartford, Conn The following Is
an extract Of leuer received from him
Da TowSsEND have ussd one bo,Ile OF your 5arsa-
paria and ind excellent In ts effects upon chronic
rh.nrnstc pain 10 which subject from an Injury oc
cs,ioasd several years sgo public stage Pesss send
ms tyo bouns 10 The care OF Dr. Seymour. have COO
yer.,d with OF principal Physielaos and ecor
uended your Ssrssparlla SETh TEhhY'
HaKIlcrd, March u, 1915.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

Interesting Incidents of the Battle Fields.
On the morning of the 2lst while Gen Worth
was accommodating nearly mile IN advance OF his troops
the MeXicsns endeavored him OIL He heard their
musketry fired nj him 10 his lett and rear Wheeling
his horse he and his staff put spurs and passed safe
~ by the MeNicSns, who eager 20 do much that
they permitted him TO escape.
When Captain c. +. Smith WAS ordered TO storm the
srst hight Major Chevaicr, OF the Texan Rangers,
asked permission from Gen. Worth TO accompany the
stornlng party. mo, sir said Gen. Worth. wish
Capt Smith especially to command that expedition
There shall be difficulty about thst,' replied the
gallant Major - II so H,ier Capt Smith, Very WELL
ssd Gen. Worth You can so. sir.
A shell from Lieut., Rowlands howitzor having pene
taed the roof the Bishops Palace buried itself IN the
fellow to rags An American soldier, gazing ON the
sene said his officer Lieutenant that man Is Kill
cd Gerry dead lnever man Killed 50 dedd before in
ny lite
On tho evening OF the Esd when Gen. Worth had gwen
directions for his troops retire few squares nd get
a good nights rest young but gallant o.cer d Lieut.
an energetic tone General consider that the very
scra order you ever gave in Your fys, ST. We know
BY the shouts o.; our men that they sire dong ae we
know, sir, by the small number OF wounded brought
back thar they are much exposed. And, SIR. The
moral effect will Do bad on our men, and the MeNcans
vii look upon il as retreat and take courage Iae
General turned MS heel and dispatched smother AID
to Gen Smith with instructions 10 retire or not At ms dis
c-etion. Accordingly they did not retire.
Capt Musson OF Louisiana was in position where
me balls We're whizzng sass. Many OF the Mexican
Cavalry had been dismounted and Capt NJ seeing one
gnhorsed and making tracks with racehorse speed he
called 10 him TO stop saying = can shooi You down
but will give you chance" The retrcatinS Mexican
was sensible man and would 10, stop. Capt NJ then
Put spars 10 his steed and coming up with the
Mexican (who was armed with long. savage looking
saSre tried to get him his weapon side but in vain
The Mexican struck the rlasoaniinous Captain blow
with his sabre the left shoulder and at the morien,
The Captain was shout reciprOcang the favor BY deX
ferrous OF his sword soldier lei ay his muske and
the poor Mexican made TO bite the dus, Sd expire
GEN. WosTH AND THE TESANs.--At the close OF the
and The eapitnla,ion OF the city Texan officer
proposed that the Texans give Gen Worth three cheers
and tea taey wsit upon him in person and give him
soldiers shake 9; the hand. The proposition was
ee'vea VITO enthusiasm and the cheers Were given il
way that maze the welkin ring. After which they
waited upon TIE !aureled General and congratulated
him upon the success which had crowned his yaor and
Skill ~. D. Tropc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

~ EDWARDS LESTER, American cousqi al Ge-
. nos requests al ais fSnds AID correspondents 70
soorsrd hss Communications 70 hta through HIndon
Ca Exp.ees. Waist pre7aG or they wiz sos be Tor.
vnrdoc-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

NNANTED-by large amt respectable family, the
heads Of which have been sick the whole season. and
thereby reduced pecunisrY emharrdssnsnt the
OF Fifty Dollars 10 enable them 10 pursnc business
that promises living with that airoun. ANY person by
Olning that amour; would bring ;hvm under great
obligation, and them from present and prospective
destltuuOu The advertiser VIII gladly engage 10 work
Immediately at moderate compensation, and thereby
cancel the obligation. Address =" Misfortune Tribune
Ofire. on 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31
CITY ITEMS.

TIE SLAVE CAsE.-The decision In this case was
not rendered this forenoon owing tie late hour
which The argoen: Continued las; evening and the
indisposit;on o:e presiding Judge VII probably 5e
given to-rrorroS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-31

BURCLARY.-The grocery store OF b Wooster,
No l7e Houston ct. entered Wednesday night
and robbed Of about SIS in copper coin.