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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-09-04
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tAal remedies IN use.
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a sure. safe anI r!lcctnal rCmcJy Tor Dyspepsia
the mist ,vrnpni,ng Of all other diseased
rh,sr ~ rsuus 1,hn are laburirg under INC
wcirh, of this compliant will do sell 10 puf.
chase 4 hottie o. the / i II g! brandy, as
strengthens the stomach thereby causing W"
onh 10 digest, the head to cease ach'hE' wv
mind TO resume It's wUltcL clcaTncSs anu act''
ity--;n short, renovation Of the whole man
For particulars, read DR.. Buffers valuable ke-
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Dr.. Buffers Bal;am Of ElecampaRe,
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DR., Buffers Sampson hinimenl,
which is Liniincnt, Ms its name dehotcS' '"a.
produccs great strength. Is there weakness o'
Tho back, breast. or limbs ! it will vanish apeh
tho application Of this great strcngthcner. ho
YOU suffer pain in these places use the Samp-
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with few applications. 1t should stand IN tho
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u, greater length.
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ia nil made from the extract of plant FOUND
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and sluggishncsG Of the system, aud being Ger
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road DR.. Buffers yalu,l.c Receipt Book, in
which may be found useful receipts for dyeinS'
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!. Asbury, Thorntown.
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March 90, 1851.
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II. o., Eon'y'y Tf%N,f, b@iH@0FF,
i.hs,.l aa,qrccs maize III consignment =
ra.a stdH,l pi'at s0nn!ry produce -,
lr.or 20 s,t'n!vwE r,EaNy, Baltimore, Md
~. t. yNonG, rar"on', VI.
.,,, 20 ljH 3mn.
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E'iissiNiG.-

EIrsiNiG.-
At Rules held in the Clerks Office OF
Preston county Court un the first Monday
in August, 1852;
Thonns McGmw,
ThOm, " II. slrigbrn md /" debt
Dennis Mrighen. }
The object Of this suit is torerovCr from
the defendants ;$2%%S Il due 10 The Plaintiff:
And the said Drunis (beiNg non resi-.
hcnD is required 10 appear at the Rules 10
be holden in the Clicks Office Of said
court, Oh the first Monday in October
next, and tlo what is necessary to protect
his Interests in this suit. A copy.
Tcsle: SMITH CRANE, Clk.
&. CNCSAp, PrnS. Alto.
August 7, 1852. l66'5t.
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ladies'
Fashionable SHOE and CATER
1J9N.TIEJHTOPy
lLqNUF.ICTORE.

~hsIpf IL ~ i va
Spring amh Summer styles.
WILLIAM II. SAAlSEL returns his thanks
w 10 his friends and the public generally,
for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
and respectfully informs them that he contin-
ucs to manufacture at his Shop, on Walnut
street, one door East Of Mr.. &. NJ. liagan's
Dry Goods Store,
Ladies', Misses and Chillren'S Shoes.
from the very hes, materials, in the latest styles
aud under his immediate superintendent. He
has on hand and will constantly keep general
assortment of Ladies', Misses aud childrcn's
Wear, viz:
Ladies fine Kid & Morocco Slippers,
do. Leather and Morocco walking
Shoes,
do. black and bronzed CATERS, a
variety of patterns,
do. black and bronzed Jenny Limo
Shoes.
Having received iom the East a splendid
assortment OF the finest materials, selected
with great care, he feels confident OF being u
bic 10 give general satisfaction.
Orders promptly attended to and work made
up al the shortest notice. .
WILLIAM II. SAAlSEL.
NiOrgGatown, APrH 10, 1852. lS9 ly
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TO- 1000 Challenge!

Whatever concerns the health and happiness
Of Il people Isat all times Of the most valuable
Importance. | take it for granted that every
person will do all in their power, to save the
lives Of their children, and that every person
will cmdcavur to promote their own health at
all sacrifices. :GeI it to be my duty 10 sol
cmnl y assure yOu that WORMS, according 10
the opinion Of the most celebrated Physicians,
are the primary causes Of large majority
diseases TO which Children and adults are liza
bic; il yon have IN appetite continually chang
able from one kind Of food 10 another, Bad
breath. Pain in the Stomach, Picking at the
Nose, Hardness and FulncsS OF the Belly. Dry
Cough, SLOW Fever, Pulse lrTcenIar-rcmem-
her that all these denote WORMS, aud YOU
should at once apply the rcmrdy:-
Esoi,rEsse"k's EE'orraa Syrup.
Anar,cc founded upon Scientific Principles,
compounded with purely vegetable substances,
being perfectly sale when taken. and can be
given to the most tender lnl;lAl with decided
h"HcEciaI effect, where BOlrd Complaints ard
DMr!aGd have made them weak and dGbiita-
ted the Tome properties Of my Worm Syrup
arc STch that it stands without an equal in the
catalogue OF medicines, in giving tanc and
strength 10 the StnmGCl, which makes II M In
!aliihlc remedy for those afflicted with DYSFcp-
Sia. the astonishing cures performed by this
Syrup fer Physicians have failed, is Tic best
evidence OF its superior efficacy overall others.
TIE TAPE WORM!
This is the most difficult Worm to dctroy Of
all that nIrstihc human syslea,. it grows TO IN
almost indefinite length, becoming SO coi!cd
and fastened in The lntcStinGs and Stomach, At.
cctng the health so bad ly as to cause 81. Wins
Dance, Fits, &C., that those afflicted seldom il
ever suspect that it is Tape Worm Mastering
them 10 an early grave. In order 10 destroy
this Worm, very energetic treatment must be
pursued, il would therefore be proper 10 take
4 to s Of my Liver Pills 50 as TO remove all oh
struCtions, that the Worm Syrup may act direct
upon the Worm, Which must be taken III doses
of > tablespoonful 8 times day these drec-
tions followed have never hcch known to fail
in curing the most obstinate Gaze Of Tape Worm.
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times, tor the Transaction Of business Of
any kind committed to on. trust BIZ our
friends from any point of the compass,
with fidelity and despatch.
References.
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EirsiMiG.-
4, Rules held in the Clerks Oiiic" Of
Preston county Court on ;hc fist Monday
in August; 1852:
Samuel Harris,
vs.. I'm UIDt.
Jpcob aud Canada Baker.
The object Of this suit is TO recover from
the defendant sire 20. due to the plaintiff.
And the said defendants Lbcing non.rrsi-
dents ate required to appear nj the linlcs
10 he holden III the Clerks Office Of said
Cour, on the first Monday III October next,
and do VIA, is necessary toprotect their
interests in this suit. a copy.
Tuste: SMITH CRANE, Clk.
G. CREsAr. rl'fl's. Alto.
August Z, 1852. lOd'0s'
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LIVER COMPLAINT,

LIVER COMPLAINT,
Jaunaics, Dyspepsia, Chronic or
Nervous Debility, Diseases
of the Kidneys,
AND ALL
DISEASES ARISING
rroM A pISoRpEREp LivBL
on SroMArii, sucn AS COHsrlDA-
rrux, Inward Piles, FrLLSrss On
B,ooD To THE HEAD, hciDlTr OF THE
SrouArn, NAUSEA, llrARr-nuRS, DIS
GUST FOR Foop, FuLLSESs, on WEIGHT IN
THE STOMACH, SOUR EuucrArEoSs, SiSHiSG
or Hu,ierng at the pit o! the Stomach, Swim
ming OF the Head, Hurried aud Difficult
breathing, fullncss nj the Heart,
Choking or Sufocating sen
sa.ions when in lying
posture, D;mncsS Of
Vision, bots or
webs before
the sight,
Frrrr and drH PdiH in MS Head, Deficiency or
PRESENTATION, YelioGAcsS gf The SkH and Eyes,
Pain ia The Side, Back, Chest Limbs, Sc, Sad
den Flnshes Of Heat, Burning mihc Flesh, Con
slant magiaiMgS Of ErRaHa Great depression
Of Spirits, csn be eiiectnally cur2d BY
DR.. HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITE RS
PREPARED BS
DR., C. M, JACKSON,
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Orc 1lAxp IS CAarse Of Cv7~i AID UsassusI Pnslsh-
nsMf--TAe United STAGE 7Asmas n Es -UDuo -
hearing before the Commissioners. whteA ~ son91eeeo
thu part Of the United States by Mr.. Ridgwny, -
peared In evidence that william Elliott oas q u
Of the Amsrosn bssk Jsass Hail. q whtsh veses
the defendant was chief msts and that the - q
November last while suchor IL plAcs trss niles d.
tant from st. Jaso In the Island Of Cubs a6eus BAR
O'Clock in the morning the msss called the msn y any
the regular working hours IL port wsrs em az = ~
and the men had worked from daylight III DARK - ~
previous when ordered by tbs accused e sAaFpsa We
70 this the mate replied sth IN OATH tne - wv9lA
teach him and struck the man soro1 The S.ss With
broom stick several times, aud broke hs jsw; tsn,
IN the excitement Of the moment. ths ssn.
plainant picked up stssohion and thEsw II
the forccaste whence he dragged out and bsAs
the mate followed up this 81 ack by striksg him wi9
6sts kicking him, and pounding him In the hbs vitA
staunchion. Two persons intsrpossd, ana ssd I'M e
have you not best~n the nan enough! Do you wo1W
hill him,n Elliott wss psrmfstsd 20 80 70 his bunk Bee
sferwards Lee told him 70 vesh himself - hs va cove
cd with blood and the man sssayinG - - Co. vasag1
struck by the mate co1need 20 hsounk tnSee ~
when ct length tbs capitals acoedsd 70 As wh % b. CO..
veyed to the hoepita there fourteen dYs; ~ sevsn
days tasted nothing but water Osftineste nom 1e -
tor Produced showing that tho jaw hae bs boksa
and an ebscsss had formed large swelling ~ -
parent and the man seemed IN much pain Dsonse -
troducsd no testimony
After hsarDs the arguments Of counsel, hs HsDW -
cided 70 hold the accused for TRIAL.
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New York Vegetarian Society.

meeting Of the above society took place Tuesday
evening at the residence Of the President in Laght
street, Dr.. r. n Trail in the chair The bylaws and
constitution wero read by the Secretary.
Rev Mr.. Shaw was then introduced to the meeting,
and addressed them the subject Of vegetaanism He
began by saying he not long but during
the short time he saw the virtues o. that society In his
opinion vegetaransm paving the for the Gospel
The first obvious thought that presents itself to him Is 10
animal food necessary life! 1t Is not less mistake In
using meat than using ardent spirits The ground for
the idea the necessity animal food that is the
nourishipg food that 1t imparts strength
to those who labor than vegetable food does This is
greet mistake where Is there stronger more healthy
than tho invitiated poor Irshmen, who In their
native country, do not obtain animal food more
than year. The flesh obtained from beef is soft
while that obtained from vegetables is hard and solid
Animal food Is the cause OF all bile which makes 20
nS 4 ,t...s and
mankind to fearful extent. 1t makes irritable,
and that dark ssllow compexon common 70 ladies IL
produced by eating animal food II they did not use
meat there would mot be occason to cosmetics It
would to sweeten their tempsrs too to great
extent (Laughter) Thosc feeding on animal food in
course Of time become anmsls themselves His Chris
tisp brethren who did not know the harm that arose
from eating animal food would do well try the vcge
tartan systtm The Bible commanded those who lived
before the flood not to eat animal food to kill animals
only occasions Of sscrcss After the flood the pro-
up that period He led that the Bible did not
couptenancs the Of animal flesh food When the
mama with which they were dis. atisas he then sent
them esh In its ghtest form that 10 quas, but he
compaDd his gin with numerous proofs Of his great dis
pleasure.
vote Of thanks then returned to the SPEAKER for
his address.
Mr. LIE BARRON then made few remarks in reference
to his health while living vegetable diet He had been
vegetarian three years and enjoyed better health
in his life and perfectly satisfied that 1t tho right
way Of living
Mrs. WsIeHr then gave an account Of herself since
lived food she had subssted this kind Of
diet four and had mover enjoyed better health She
raid that eating produced scroulous diseases and
o. for strength they derived but little from It.
DR. TRAIL testified that he knew several poor people,
who lived prncpaly vegetable diet who said they
could outs ork any meat eater Of their acquaintance
After some few remarks the subject Of vegetari.
anism, the meeting separated.
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-. 1AvAbs q Hsaas.- assns cut 2ixis, NV.
al.:: @sss 49,. q
III. The Thanss-Amerioan and Rnsiish Ship
ping 24'{xls, , n Buttsrs~orth Thos. :,
a72 Echo L.is-wiits Mountains. i7nii Il.
Clifford. g O. Ravens ..................... IS q
273. Fruit. pxx7, w Hunzinger j. Clark. rs OF
IA. Pine Grovs-A Study from Nature 1sx24, O.
p. CrsDch Thos q Davis. ......... 10 OK
276. Mohawk Scenery, sox2S, 8. H. Sexton Mr. ). :,
a7s FLUSHING cov.y, 'is1ii, T. III Hinoii.y
7. y sSnn ana d:m:-o:yon. as.ai CRUDE: y
as. Sandy Bs.shMMouni Desert. si1ai y
Hubbard Van Buren,; l2o Ok
27o. Waking up, Exit, J. g. clonney H. sand ,.o =,
aso Cattle Piece. scxsc i. Terry Mr. Miller IS
H:y In sS MI S:so
ass Trout s.ooI, i4.is W n oddi:: Mr. swan. 60 9,
as5 sunset-Franos 2lxls, @. Thsmmsr. Mr..
$50 Winter Scene ai1is. 9. Themmsr Mr. Macy 81 s.
2S7 View In Rouen, 1oKxll, =. Ruggies. Mr. Yeo. !.
2ss The Psts:xstsr color, iixii, Dswh:rt :
$50 Marine View, iSaia, j. n Butt.r.xorth. Mr. :
200 rishsrn.n. Luck, al.is r. 4. Savage. John "
2el Negro Hut: near BEDFORD L. Iv.s:r color
l2xsH @ Parsons A. Benedict. 1880. IL .
~ lrish bhanties, brooklyn, n. f.-water color,
Hhx11, g. Parsons Mr., Yoeman. ......... II g.
2o3 sheep-watsr color, l5hx11H, II. Panton.
VIM. Appleton. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Is O
294 Village Belle, l2xl4, W. vsrbryck A. L.
aas View q Antwerp STORMY, Ike, L. Grand
w. A. Abbot. ................ "a D
206 Merrymskng, 1lx12, J. n. Oulverhouse' Thos.
D0vB. ..........s...s.... oO "
29T Guntet 13xSK y. T. Palmer. ............ II o.
2ss Winter sesns-ovai 0Hxis, J. Ls Grand. Thos. :
400 Blaeksmith's shop-Niiieht. iillxiax, j. M
Culverhouse. Mr. Kellogg !. :. ............ as 0
800 Dogs, 18x14 q. Themmer. W. r. Abbott. 81 0
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Before Hon Judge Belts
DC IA Confseaiion Of Centrs band Goeds 0n the ap.
plication Of Mr. Prescott Hail. Omitted States District
Attorney liz quarter boxes Of egars and o. boxes Of
tenth rsgsrs were condemn med for being undervaued
I'm this case Mr.. Kurshute applied for thirty days
which. By consent Of the District Attorney allowed
REvoLT ON BOARD THE SHIP NEW YORK.
john Smith, James Carey Henry Williams, John Cox
John Greedy, and John Dmos, were indicted for .
volt on board The bp New York and BY the advice Of
h A guilty
under and in confinement for thirty eight days
and that all the purposes justice would be accomplish
Sc haa o him that
he thinks the punishment they have already received
The Court, In sdmonihpg the prisoners, said that,
though their Off did call for the full Of
the ptraliy they incurred he would nevertheless, i'm
pose upon them Ene Of $o each, and thirty days i'm
The District Attorney said he understood that all their
means were gone and they would b unable to pay the
The Court-A fne has more force upon sailor than
Elk years inprsoDmest understand that sailors are
for them
The District Atterney-Many persons win be anxious
lection to advance $40 Of their wages.
Tho prisoners then removed.
INTENSIVE CONTRIBUTING.
Louis Bury ard Louis Leon we're indicted for soun-
terfetipg gold dollars. From the statement Of the
District Attorney 1t appeared that the prisoners were
the United State. rhs 10Th section Of the act Of
Cvngrcss 1925 declares that party found guilty Of such
felony fhall be subject to hno not excsdng $1,000,
and TO OF not than ten years accord
irg to the segravstos Of the offence Barry charged
witb manufacturing and he 1.-THE District Attorney
derood the proof u that would be satisfactory he
caught In the very act Of manufacturing Leon 10
would be proved assisting him In the felony. The
District Attorney produced large quantity u brass
sheetpg with tho marks Of punetures Of the sire OF
gold dollar; also dies npen Of various kinds and
portion Of press
After the examination Of few witnesses Ne prisoners
were found guilty.
There await quantity Of the spurious coin exhibit
ed In ccuyt rhe OF these counterfeitsrs will
The jury were discharged until next Monday week and
the Court adjourned. ~
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: By Hon Jnsge Edsafd<
NKc IG-In the after OF xidrnpg and sts'st ep'og
hn.hsAi IA sts he Judge s9.cL.c the foEoss1s gan
ttm,n ConKissiorers - Charles Turner, Albert A.
1hcDp,cn, ard ceaer Edva-ds.
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sups erne court General Term,
Isc. Ii TIE CcrIt cid Loo ssoise this auo-piag,
Juegs Ro bsing absent IN consequence Of The sah
VI bis hthsr IN lsS sx Governor Van NGs
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Orc 16-CnAReE o. SrKALlro LErrsRs Fson Tlfs
Posr Orrlcsssm asl Adams "a boy In the employ Of
y A. oodwcrh) and Charles W. Young wers arrested
for skips from TIE Poet 0re and opening letters
tanirg money directed 70 woodwoith They both admit
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Bo,rd Of Education.


Erastus @ Benedict, Esq, President
The minutes Of the last meeting were read and ap
MArpAMUs AoAivsT The BOARD
The President LAID before the Board An order Of the
Supreme Court to show cause why mandsmns should
NOT issue In accordance with the petition Of 6nson
NoIver
On motion the President and clerk were directed to
place the pipeTs the with the Counsel to the Cor
poraton and request that he viii defend the suit ON
half Of the Board.
COMMISSIONER or COMMON SCHOOLS.
Resolved That A. J. Williamson bo hereby appointed
Commissioner Of Common Schools for the Second ward
in place Of Cyrus Lawton, rcsgned "
Mr.. CAsY presented an application from the school
officers OF the Sixteenth ward for an appropriation for
the support Of ward school No. 80 to the end Of the
rent year Referred to Financial Committee.
Mr.. vuLTrE presented an application from the school
officers Of the sixth ward for an appropriation TO ds.y
Sixth ward Referred to Finance Committee.
APPROPRIATIONS WARD SCHOOLS.
Mr.. MuRrnY, from the Finance Committee, presented
port Of ward school NJ a. Fifth ward 1 Adopted ~
Also from the same committee, report appropriAtng
$s3 os for the support Of the ward schools TO tho end
Mr.. SAVAGE hon the Auditing Committee, presented
report in favor Of paying bills for sundry expenses Of
Mr.. FIELD from the Committee on Buildings and Re.
pairs presented report relative to ward school No 1,
Nineteenth ward Recommitted
Mr.. ETuART moved TO take fem the table resolution
appointing committee to revise the by laws Lost
hMr CARY moved that the Board resolve itself into
fsctirg the union OF the schools Carried
The Board then retolved itself into committee Of the
whole raid bill and after time the President rs
sumed the chair, and Mr. Hubbard, from the committee
reported that the committee had gone through the
and agreed to the same with amendments. The report
was then laid on the table.
ATTENDANCE MrMBERs AT THE BOARD.
Mr. MURPHY presented the following resolution
Resolved That the clerk be instructed report tn,
attendance Of the members Of this Board since the
day Of January last designating also the members who
have not answered to their the various
sons when the Board has been compelled to adjourn fo
want Of quorum. Adopted
The Board adjourned to MedneedAy next the 22d inst
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people until medical man applied compress to the
wounded part
sERrous ACCIDENTS -on Monday afternoon, a man
named Thomas Culvert who was at work upon . build
ing in Of erection Mt the corner Of sixth
fourth story the ground He was found to be so ser
ously injured that he had to be conveyed his resi-
depce No 372 Sixth street. by the officers Of the seven
A boy named John stspleten, whilst posing in the
Bowery, on Monday evening, was knocked down BY .
s'sf q d.
teenh ward took him to the station house, where he
Az about three O'Clock on last Tuesday afternoon,
. boy named Michael Quinn, aged about seventeen
years who was employed at his work In the spring bal
corner OF Twenty third street aud Fr1t
cdentsly caught in OF the belts attached tue
III, s.,, sn ~ ~. Inc q aa h.s h
sustained bad fracture of bis thigh Officer Hsddsn Of
the Eighteenth ward took him to the Bellevue Hospital
On tussday sfsfnooB laborer named Powell Mason,
engaged spon new building situated In Thirty third
street near the First avenue accidentally fell nom the
badly bruised and has resolved s.riou. internal
Officer secor Of the Eighteenth ward took him TO his
sdencs At the corner Of Twenty fifth street and First
nue.
At ten o'cl-ck on Tuesday morning, Isborer named
Thomas Dorson whilst ct work upon house situate
nus suddenly foil from tho ssaoid to the ground when
tahep mp was found that he had reosvei fracture Of
h leg sDd vss otherwise severely hurt 0hcef Palmer
OF the Eighteenth ward took him to Bellevue Hospital
a child Of about seven or eight years Of ags. named
Alice McCra Wy. run over Wednesday evening by
two hcrre wagon passing at the corner OF Greenwich
street and Battery place Upon beng lifted up The Vas
found 10 be very seriously injured ard officer Bnies s
the Fret ward conveyed her to the resdeoee OF her pa
rents.
middle aged woman, named sarah MeGovsran. Vas
run do~n by wagon at ten o'clock wedoeedsy night
whilst she was passing Third the OF
Twenty sixth street Abe sustained very SERIOUS In
jiee both in'erDslly and external y Ocsr ogan Of
the Eighteenth yard convey cd her TO Bellevue Hospital
Tux Var DYKE FAauy Since the appeal made In be-
bali 81 Mrs Van Dyke whose children burned death
atfne Lac. fire In 0rsBge street Coroner Ives has
Cd In various sums, about thirty eight dollars for her
aid We believe she lie deserving woman, AID needs
help very much