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.rsY nRuG STORE.

TIE u1iiersigrtd would respectfully inforu.
the citizens of Weston and the surrounding
country that he has just opCnsd, aiis old stand
o. Main street, in Weston, 50 entirely new
took OF E.
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az

Mr.. john, Todd caush, pix, s
fee, lpng las, "Wednesday.
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WM. kSABE 4 CO,
N.sErAcTchrz o.
Grand, Square and Upright
\. PIANo FOR TEE
z..-rla lnsCaa, M.
Thess fnstramsA,s. hare been Nu.oss No.,
lie for nearly Thirty reaSs, and upon ,he,, :
selirnee alone attained an unparchass 70
emiuense, which proneEnsss bea etc,r,I.S
TisiF .-
combines great Slser, ,rtstsssa asd sps H..
ing quality, rs well IS crest rtri'. CT Is,s,s
ton and sweetnsss thiGeshpGt Ii, tsi,, ,,,.
Their
Is pliast and elastic, and sstirsly nv. k,, ~
s.isssas fosrd in so many Planes.
IN WoskpAssRr
they are un.qsAlled, usiRE none h1, Ii. ~,
best :eaSoaed material, the large sspit.l A.,
ploret in our bBsiR.ss enabling a,le ts,p M.
tinurll, an immense nssk Of luEb.e, l.. "a
hari. 4a
JsF An oss Ssusrs Piano. have OF, ysr
Improved orsnGunE Scale and the Lr.,N
Treble.
sT- we would call special attention 10 A.,
.zse Improvements ~ Grand Piaaos and Scr,,,
Strands, Patented asgustli, 1866, which br;,'
!Ge PaEo nssrs, pa.seiion that has yet h..
attained. .:...-
Every Piano fully warranted for s Year
We have made arranssmsn,S for ID. ST.,
Wholesale Agency for the most celebrated Nv
Tor Organs and Ie.odseui, which v. Of,
Wholesale and Isiail, At Lowest Fa,tsry rI..,
WI. KhABB / 20,
....s Balinssa, ".
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0wM AoNv RestorotlSs.

Contains no LAC SulrnuR-uo SgsAn ~
Lup-po LlrnAssH-no NITrArz W
siLrks, and is entirely free Esn tss
Poisonous and HeaIsh-destrsy iss
Drugs used in sibsr Hair prrparati sns.
Transparent and clear - erYs,sl, twill sss
~ th. finest fabri.-psrfectly slrr, letrls asd
Observation-Disclosures lsaE touShi for iAs
sand al last. .,tt a-'is.<s
!, res,srts asd prsrssss tas Eni- frsasss-
esning Gray, imparu IA son, glsIs. Spa
aas,. removes psndruE. teesi .ad rsfrssii,f
70 the head, ehirks h, Hair frcu falling 81,
aud r,s,ottI is 10 grsst s1isai shsn p'sns-
.arsiy isst, prevents Htssaehss, cures all Hs-
nors, euianeou, sruptiohT and uHns,ursl Aeae.
IA 4 Dsrssixs roe rRs pAli II u III sEa NJ
T:eLx IL TuI NlrIrI. .--...
Dr.. @. SurrH. Psieaise. Grston Junsses.
Mass. Prepared oalr BY PsssTEn RnoTza,st
Gloucester, Na.r. The Genuine is PS; Pisa
panel bottle, r.de expressly for il, with he
parse Of lhs article blown in the glhn. Az
ySsr DrugYis, for Natures Har Rs,,srts'a
and take no other
send Scent gan7 to Protsr Bra fe's
Treatise OF tie human Hair. The infornssso
il sontAinsis uoSih S5to any peHca.
A, n. DENT. Main St. Weston.
osisly Sole Ages. for L,WI s'sasH
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SIND YOUR 1IONEYt

nPor ofars orders. -,eeEs, OF drast, N Wv
~ w. c"stlisis 49, 70 ~. S III
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aRH,s ELEGANT Y; r. Bu1pL5R}ic 1pLa5}ic
Gaase, has recentl;I, been lllefcuETHhIS I or EThs
1ah,e is Supplied with the best the mar,
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ssease the guests, and every effort will
IA made to render the stay OF visitors
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S0ath CalDlila..~ .Gnlly:
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III tho Common pleas.

JOSEPH. L. Hughey, Adm, + u. Susan
".%a"'>s :Hdghey et 'af, !" = . ::
Complaint & e. Wqrslah Assets, GU IL
re t,5,m =. Creditors, &c.. .: ,oiae 81
UlURSUANTs to order, of Court 1in
IL this, ,cases creditors OF the Iss'
tate Of James Hughey, deed, aFe,herehy
notified to present and prove Their De:
lnalds against said Estate before me on
or before tho Sth daSof August next, at
my Office, orbe harlel.S =. II .Ans
MATTHEW McDoNALD, sI,,..
I ..' . 6. * csP. r anl Special Referee, 'st#?
Clerks Office, A.. c. 8,E .s,ss ~.
Sth May, 1871. III - no;5as,att..
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fectual remedy lhaRany olller. Those who have
tried it, know that it ctefed them those who have
and all know that what ir does once 1t does al>
ways-th tncger fails through any fault orneg.
glect ofits composition. We have thousands upon
thousands Of certificates ofth EN- rsnalEable cures
Of tho following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neiglibo:hood, apd need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
mall climates; containing neither caomcl nor any
SsecoaS dg they may be sssa win saiSS sS
> ever fresh, andmakcs them pleasant to take, Whle
being purely vegetable, no harm can aclse from
: their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal Visccra to purify tue blood and stimulate
it into healthy action-remoyo the ohstluctlons
Of the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs Of
thcbody, restoring heirirreSulr action to health,
raSgements as ' are the lirst origin Of disease. :.
Minute directions are given In the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
Pilis rapidly cure:-
For Hysp crsia or Indig estien, L7stless.
meas, Lanyuor and Loss OF Appetite, they
should he taken moderately to stimulate the stom.
och, and restore its healthy tone and action. q
For Liver Complains and Its various symp-
ache, Jnundice or Grrcn Sfckness, Hil:
ious Collie and Biii0us HcrerS, they should
be jHdiciousy taken Cor each case, to correct the
diseased action or renaoTe the distractions which
. cause II. ~. '..'t-'r .t&. -. "
For Dy,e-tcry or, DIarraces, but one
mild dose Is generally required.
For Isheunatlsm, Cont, Gravel, Pal.
pisat'on OF the Heart, Pain IN the
Bife, Rack and Loins, they should he eontin.
uously taken, as required to change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear. - - 7,..r
For Drop.y and. Drops.cal evelllnss
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce. tie effect Of o drastic purge.
For Suppression o large dose should ho
taken as it produces the desired effect by Gym
pathy. ..- .......-,.
AS 4 D;ancr Pin, tako one or two Cats to
promote digestion and rcleyo the stor.ach. =
An occasional dose stinlulntes the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
aud inyisorates tho system. Hence It Is Often nd'
yantaEcous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels toier,bly well, often finds that =
dose Of these PiHs makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and rcrov:tin5 cncc: on
the ciSeIrsro apparatus. -
Ds. J. c. 4TER Geo., Prnctaca1 Chemists,
...t LOEELL. MISS, " S.sA. ,:-
For sa.e by Parker {; Lc2.' - ~
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Livery. !, Stable

vrsuE undersigned has opened NEW
LIVERY STABEE in connection
with the Hotel, and is prepared with
comfortablc stables, and conmodious
lots to accommodate stock Of all kinds; IDS;
An experienced and careful osTLEa ;ls::
HORSES, BUGGIES and WAGONs,
ALWAYS ON HAND TO HIKE.
Give me trial. My prices are lnoo-
crate. .-..'''''. '.'..'. =. ........ .-
JOHN A. MAYS.
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Atarch.1A, 1871, A6-tf ,.a -~
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ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
THREE MEN ACCUSED OF THROWING A WOMAN
OVERHEARD.

THREE MEN ACCUSED OF THROWING WOMAN
OVERHEARD.
The body of young woman was found on
Sunday floating In the slip between Piers Nos SO and 81
f. r. and was afterward recognized as that of Bella
Amena, alias Seotty" prostitute. Yesterday the
Police received information which led them to believe
tina. the woman had been decOyed to the canal-boat
Andrew Siniskey at Pier No Sc, by Deos Smith, man
employed on the boat that her refusing TO
board she had been thrown into the water Smith, Will
liam woolsey weigher barge adjoining, Isaac
Ward engineer the elevator Daphne both OF whom
were the canalboat at the time, and william wilson
a sailor who was in the wOman's company short time
previous arrested and are held to await the result
OF Coroners investigation.
Smith says that ne found the deceased about midnight
on Saturday company with wilson and invited her 10
go board the boat. saying there was woman thefe
who wished To see her. She with him. on reach
ing the boat smith went board, and opened the hatch
way leading to the cabin and cailedo the woman VINO
he SAID was there There response, and deceased
refused go the cabin turned and attempted 10 70
shore, but in the darkness stumbled ami fe over
board Smith called 10 those the cabin and. catching
mn line lowered himself over the side OF the boat and
attempted 10 reach the woman. She had dried Deyohd
his reach and he her caught her and gr1sped
deck and threw him line. He had become so hupsu
by this time that he could no longer retain his hOd on me
woman and let 20 Of her. and dragged on board by
his friends. Efforts made by Ward ana "o0s1y 70
rescue the woman but before they could get TO her she
had disappeared. The latter part Of Smiths statement
was corroborated by Ward and woolsey
All say they had been drinking TO excess that nlght
but were fully cognzant OF the events that tanspred
The sole excuse they give for not at once informing
the police OF the facts in the case is mat they were a
prehensye of getting trouble Smith Is native OF
Watkins Schuyler County, n. Y, and has for nearly 10
years been engaged in boating on the Erie Canal. VII
son il Norwegian sailor He has known the woman Tor
several months past and has met her AZ intervals during
that time He says her home is in Buffalo. where cnd
OF hers is now the of relatives during the
summer she employed cook on canal-DosAt, ana
since the close Of navigation has been in this CITY, VIII
son saws that stopped at lodging houses In Cherry
Water and other streets having no regular place She
was well known in various saloons in the Fourth ana
seventh Wards, and the night III question was much
under the influence OF liquor. Coroner keenan, VIII III
yestigate the case to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
PERUVIAN AGENT s HFST FoR FALSE TmETsO'

The suit of Antonio MILAN, a Peruvian, agt.
Capt John Graham to recover 100000, for malicious
persecution, brought to trial yesterday in Part Of
the Superior Court before Judge McCunn. In 1868, MI
Ian alleges that he to this country the accredited
agent of the Peruvian Government, mission to pur'
chase iron-clads for his Government lie negotiated
with Capt Graham through the Consul Of Ecuador who
was Milan's partner and acted as Interpreter, and
Graham proposed, under pledge OF secrecy to sell him
the monitor Onondaga. ON the suggestion or capt.
Graham their individual notes for $4,000 put up as
forfeit on failure Of either TO fulfill the contract. The
eminent the contract fell through The AgaInenticus
was then bar gained for at sl4OOO with forfeiture OF
10000. Subsequently MILAN, finding Graham had 10
authority dispose OF the vessel, demanded his money
which was refused until finally suit commenced in the
Supreme Court. where il is now pending. Capt Graham
I'm turn commenced actions against MILAN to recover
payment OF the contract ard the latter arrested by
order of Judge McCunn, and imprisoned for IS days
until tie bail demanded by Judge McCunn $4,000 had
been paid At the time, another suit was com
menced against MILAN in the United States Court AMI
MILAN arrested and held To bail In the sum or
$4,000, lying in Jail, meanwhile, ~ days.
MILAN brings action for false imprisonment,
claiming that his arrest illegal, because decision
had been rendered in the supreme Court ruling that tho
partner OF Consul could not be arrested any more than
the Consul himself and counsel for the defendant urged
that the complaint was drawn as though for slse I'M
prsOmen although il really stated malicious mpris-
onment, and moved for an amendment, which was de-
MED owing TO the want Of an interpreter the case
adjourned at its commencement until to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
MR.. sTILLMAN EXPLAINS.
To the EdifOr Of The Tribune,

SIR: Will you give me little place in your
columns to depecate any conclusion that might be drawn
from my letter on the Roman Government, that at
tribute mpurity to the clergy of the Catholic Church.
such2 made the acquaintance of many of our Aner-
priests and students in Rome and found them gen
orally OF pure and religious hves-sncee, enthusiastic
seeming noble in comparison with those bred under the
influence OF the demorazing politics tof the "captal Of
the Catholic world" They must themselves have felt
the difference, and that it owing to the influences in
herring in the late Papa organization / should conf
IDENTIFY expect that every honest Catholic priest educated
in Rome under the old regime would be the warmest
friend OF the division of politics and theology seeing
that the only bring confusion corruption
10 the Church.
am no sectarian. ! wish the Roman Church all good
ia its place for its but every day of life at
Rome taught me more and more impressivey that the
Church and the world cannot strike hands; and that
there is no danger the priesthood like the
of political power Is II permitted to hope that the les
so may e learned for this country well for Rome
Plaindeld, Jan Is, 1871. w. j. STlLIMAS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
rurLIABILITY OF TENANTS.

A new question regarding the rights Oh zen.
ants came up before Judge Larremore IN the 'our o'
Common Pleas, yesterday. Mr. suydam sues Mr,Jaek'
son 10 recover two quarters rent OF the premises NO -
Frontst The defendant refused to pay on Tue srOuu
that the premises had become dapdaed as 10 thano
him In taKe advantage OF the statute Of 1900 when pio
vides that If premises during the term ,neI"he ~
nv the elements so rs become unhaOllaDc, tne ih-
ant NAV then throw up his lease. he alleged that mo
roof had become oaky that he could nor occupy INC
,,romses Ar The close OF defendants testimony, tho
nlainnTs counsel moved for verdict upon the ground
mar the injury or destruction contemplated 10y mo
a refrre1 10 some active force suc as fire. or other
casualty and not 10 natural decay. Judge L1lrcnOro
concurred I'M this view ant. as the question WAS new,
directed verdict for the palnl sdi1eet 10 the oceIsOh
81. no 40
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dollars from him by mall from little town in the conn
man answering 10 his description had sold some boots
and leather few days after, our Postmaster received
a letter from Warren County, Penn, stating that
iewery store had been broken open, and some
watches taken, which were afterward found con
cealed in nile OF lumber with Of those bandbils
wrapped around them. This led Ia an inquiry Of our
Postmaster as 10 whether two men resided IN Meadyle
art and inaurnQ az H. their character etc Mr. stewart
when informed by the Postmaster Of the circumstances
U,s very much ANNOYED, as he was most exemplary
member of one Of most prominent churches ana
annoyed MIN still by informing him that there was
retty strong evidence against that we had committed
The burglary Mr stewart recOllected that Nelson ad
had his photograph taken in this place, and inmediae
had one printed from the negative and sent down TO
Warren County whence shortly after received intor
nation that James Nelson the celebrated Edward H.
RuO who, IN suspected, had murdered ms Wiie ana
child in Ithaca n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-24
ALLEGED swINDLING ioF A SHERIFF

William Z. BrOckway John Finnegan, and
Alexander Hook arrested in NewIork City yester
day. by Brooklyn Detectives Folk and Quinn, upon COM
plant OF Sheriff Walters, who them OF having
cOnsplred together and made false representation IA
regard certain bonds which 10 secure HIM nom
ali risks in making a seizure. About month ago Brock
way sued Thomas Mc(oyern in the City Court and OD-
tanned iud gment of $500 He then called upon sheriff
Walters TO levy upon the property OF McGOyern.
who kept "A liQuor-store in South Brooklyn McpoNeII
represented that be did not own a dollars worth OF
the goods in the store, but Brockway persuaded inc
Sheriff 10 seize them, saying that he would lhdcuhy
him in case the property belonged to anyone else;
Finnegan and Hook went security for Brockway li
gave bonds swearing that they were worth si,op
Tbe owners OF the goods seized brought sun aganst
the sheriff and recovered Judgment ana .nS
upon demanding indemnity from Br0ckway DOhusnion
snnnd that they we're worthless He therefore caused
the arrest OF all three They %eT r,t III K! a
before Justice Walsh yesterday anu IN aeI VI IN -,
hail each were remanded to the Raymondst Jali' u
await examination.
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THE RIGHT TO RECOVER PACKAGES SENT BY
EXPRESS.

On the 18th of August, 1866, George 5.
Thompson delivered 10 the United States Express Com
pany package containing United States compound In
terest notes and greenbacks amounting to 500 g. d.
reced to John X. Martin, Bunton House, Terre ante,
Ind for John and william White At Decatur, IFj the
United states Express Company handed the pac Eage 10
the American Express Company, which brougbE Il 10
erre Uaute hut could find none OF the parties Otyhom
If was 10 be delivered and accordingly il bkck Ia
the chief office in this city. Upon learning that bad
been returned Thompson applied at the Company iofce
for the package and expressed his willingness to by all
the charges IT, and indemnify the Company AGAINST
any claim of the consgnees but the Company refut to
deliver 10 him He then brought a suit to and
obtained Judgment. The Company appealed To To SUI
preme Court General Term claiming that the consigneo
becomes the of the goods soon as committed To
their care and that they only liable 10 him. In tins
case the fact accorded with the law the package being
the consgnees discharge papers from the United states
army and his back pay The appeal was argued yeser
day, and the decision reserved.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Bills were introduced and referred as fol-
lows:
Mr.. sTARKWEATHER (Rep.. Compton Commits
sion to determine the claims for damages to American
commerce by the Confederate prvateers.
MI. MAYHAM Dem.. n. Y)-For the improvement OF
the WaterVllet Arsenal at West Troy, " Y.
Mr.. PRICE (Dem. Ga.l-Granting lands in aid OF the
construction OF the Atlantic aud Great Western Canal
Mr.. WILLIAMS Rep. Ind.l-TO establish shipya
To facilitate transportation and 10 promote
Mr. JULIAN dsep. Ind.)-Resolutions Of the Indiana
Legislature Ioi The Improvement of the navigation OF
the Wabash River.
hr. NIBLACk Dem., Ind.l-Resolutions Of the In
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A HOAX.
A HOAA.
pfifnr of The Tri b "a ne

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In your issue for The 18th inst, in re-
mort of come resolutions in regard to ntemperance
passed at gathering Of cergymen the address to which
parties TO apply for circulars on the subject given
"a "Rey William w. Williams Williams College, Williams
,nvn MassD As no person Of that has any con
necton with this institution has any residence In this
town the party claiming that address must either he
swindcr or practical joker-the etymology OF the name
seeming rather 10 suggest the latter AsiUpEN