New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06

store be a Got psysclsn the deceased cane 70 lie
Sunday evening lssL sbout ocock aaa sskei ne
for sxpsDee worth OF the oil Of t.ss~y rave "a hsr
from the graduate snd positive that r..s her bz.
drsehD of The OIL tins oil usually svsn 70 hra- on nsn-
situation and the qusniy required 70 prodac, that e.
depsDds entirely rpOn the state Of aivasoene,s In
petnaney; II . female 10 not far advanced in pres.
do Dot know what the properties Of the oil Of tanssy
are have not studied Chcnsty tstso any ins.rae-
sTIctots IN hsters heics tadied Lsis Gran usr for
soon six months when ". 10 yeas Of age; pur-
sued the Csscs fa her than the Grammar told tue de-
ceased when gave he7 the oil Of tsnsey that it WA
poon; Duo not vrte the word poison the Label Of
the pf1sl Mr Harrington any instruco,s
~ TO the manner in vheh to sell OIL Of t.asey;
co not tpow the LstD term for tsnsy think
OF the o OF taDsey would hl IN GOOD health; css-
not ssv II two drschrns would have the same effect di
o0 asa me aeceseee for what paose she purchased the
ne sbes Of bottles containing essential oils when sail
thee als sometimes sdvpe persons who act What
giving such advce TO persons who the
not ell whether essential oils acquire rens By sze do
old oil.
sitter Of the deceased testified that her deceased
husband was man Of dissipated habits that be neg
ected to provide for bis wife and three children and
that abouttwo weeks ego he deserted them and started
for California She also stated that the deceased was
far advanced in pregnancy at the time.
Dr. Uhl made post mortem examination of the
body and detected the presence Of ,he oil Of tassey 10
her stomach which poison in his opinion had caused
desfb.
The case was then given to the Jury VINO rendered
the following verdict viz This, Mary Ann Cuddy
came TO her death by taking overdose Of the oil Of
tansey not Designing to take her life and we earnestly
recon mend to the proper authorities to place the
necessary restraints on druggists who have the dis
pensDg Of any articles which may be calculated to de-
stroy life"
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probably greater number of swss citizens from the
Canton Of Tessin residents In Lombardy have recent
ly been expelled BY the Austrian Government, and
this In q cruel manner without even granting them
the necessary time 10 arrange snd realize their little
property
These our unhappy countrymen, among whom are
sgreat number Of old men, women and children, have
arrived In the Canton Of Tessn in the greatest dest
tuition having been driven from their fresides at an in
clement season.
1t Ia useless 10 make reflections here upon the srbi
trary measure taken by the Austrian Government to-
ward these industrious and innocent men
In Switzerland. subscriptions have been raised 10
heve the wants Of these unhappy exiles
Prefuming that the SWISS residing In New York, and
In the United States in general viii also desire assist
their unfortunate countrymeD. list OF subscr ptiens is
open for that purpose at the Office Of the Swiss Consulate
in EewYOrk, No - Newst where their donations will
be received, even for sums AZ low one dollar 10 AM
10 4PM.
The funds thus collected will be duly transmitted
10 the Federal Council at Berne, with the request to
distribute them for the relief Of countymen
ely treated.
American citizens, and those OF every other Nation
who wish to join In this act of charity may also remit
their donHtons 10 the Swiss Consulate at New York and
they will be received with profound gratitude
Ii 10 respectfully recon mended 70 act with prompt.
tude in this work Of charity.
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