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. SPERMATORRHEA, or LOCAL WEAKNEss--Dr.
- CIAPkAH, late lecturer on Diseases Of women
and children. and chief Surgeon of the Military
Hospital of Pesth, Hungary, would call public at
tention 20 spermatorrh9a or local weakness. There
is not in the catalogue of human maladies one more
to be deprecated than this well because Of pres
ent distress, the ultimate results. The tone of
the system under its deterorating influence is
either impaired or entirely destroyed, and class
of symptoms superinduced that units man for the
performance of any Of the ordinary duties of life.
The injuries done to the physical part of mapLSre
truly lamentable but irilling when compafPb to
those of the censorium the greatAnervous centre,
and TO the great nervous system generally. This
disease which is too often consequent upon that sol
itary vice. selfabuse involves pathological condi-
tions beyond the comprehension of the uninitiated
but which are well understood by the regular prac
titoner Among the symptoms most conspicuous
are the following Love of solitude, aversion to
business and society, distressing timidity. nervous
excitement from light causes. loss Of memory con-
fusion of ideas inability to reason correctly low
spirits and lassitude, dullness of apprehension and
misanthropy. These being functional derar Gc-
ments. are often the harbingers of horrid organic
LESSONS Of the brain, which produces faulty denen-
tia and death.
For the cure of this and all kindred of diseases.
DR.. CZapkay has established his Institute where all
map rely with perfect confidence upon that skill
which long experience and thorough devotion to
his profession has given. Those who suffer should
call without delay, and use the means by which they
may recuperate and live. All consultation, by let
ter or otherwise, free.
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The Greatest Discovery Of the .age- Great Bless
ing to .Mankind-h'nocent, but Potent
DR. l.. J. CzAPKAY'S Propilaeficum, (self-
~ disnfecting agent,) a sure preventive against
GonorrhGa and Syphilitc diseases, and an unsur-
passed remedy for all venereal Scrofulous, Gangre
nous and Cancerous Ulcers. Fptid discharges from
Vagina, Uterus and Urethra, and all Cutaneous
Eruptions and diseases. For sale at DIR. L. J. Cap
kays Office, Armory Hall, corner of Sacramento
and Montgomery streets San Francisco. As inoc-
ulation is preventive against small pox, so is DIR.
l.. J. Czapkay sProphiactcum preventive against
Syphilitc and Gonorrhpal diseases. Harmless in
itself it possesses the power of chemically destroy
ing the Syphtic Virus, and thereby saving thous-
ands of debauchecs from being infected by the most
oathsome of all diseases Let no young man who
appreciates health be without DR.. Czapkay's Pro
phlactcum. 1t is in very convenient packages.
and win be found convenient TO use, being used
a soap.
GsS~ Price $500. Full directions are attached to
each package. In cases where the Prophilacticum
is used as a curative, DIR. L. J. Czapkay will furnish
gratis prescription for his Blood Purifier
All communications from the country addressed
only to DR.. l.. j. Czapkay, San Francisco, will be
strictly and conidentially attended TO- and the
edies with the greatest and security immedi-
atey dispatched by express other conveyance, to
their destination. III. CZAPKAY, NJ. d.
aug 2-40-3m San Francisco. Cal.
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EX LATE ARRTY YALS.
DORT MONAIRES; Playing Cards; Horn Dress
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= 90 MEMBER who exercise religious inSueece ov q
al least 5000 Young men, most Of whom are IN bus'
noss. 10 Amcnos the number OF thee assooiaiions,
! some months siboa VS., a. with 5000 members.
France and wrEeraDd have about 100 unions; West
pha,ia 10. with T. 900 members Sweden and Denmark
are the only Protestant countries where they do not
exist.
ScOrcH FREE CaURcH.-The Free Church Of
Scotland las begun spiritei effort to raise the sum
Of 81, 900 TO remove al debts from It's churches
mauscs ard schools.
SwTDESBoRG's WmriSGs.-The Rev. Augustine
Chisold, minister in the Church OF England. has
given e. coo to the Swedenborg Printing Society,
Iondou-a society for printing and publishing the
writings of the Swedish Seer. The same gentleman's
sister has also endowed the same society with Ea5
wear forever General Count Las Casas, the friend
aud associate Of Napoleon at ST. Helena, has recently
leh considerable sum Of money for translating and
publishing the works of Swedenborg in French.
The RrroRxATIos.-Macaulay in his interesting
article on Runkes History of the Popes, directs al
tentcn to the fset that Christian nstion
which did not adopt the principles of the Reformation
before the eud Of the sixteenth century, has ever
adopted them. Catholic communities, he says, have
since that tine become infde and become Catholic
agair but mono have become Protestant.
CHURCHES u PARis.-According 10 official reports,
published in the beginning Of 1855, the capital OF
France with population of 1000 900 souls, has only
as churches or church to % 900 Inhabitants be-
sides, they are most unequay divided. The tenth
district has ten houses Of worship for ia 900 nhaSt
ants or one to 1870; while the fourth district has
only one 70 As 300 souls. The City OF Brooklyn, n.
Y, has nearly one church to every thousand or two
thousand inhabitants and that, too, without any aid
from Government. Nevertheless, the attendance
upon public worship in Paris is said to be very great
compared with what it was fifty or even twenty years
ago.
CLERICAL DEATHS We notice the following recent
deaths among the clergy: the Rev 5. X. Child Eps-
oopal;an, at Decatur H. ROY. Grancis Chapman, of
the Canada Wesleyan Conference, at Port Stanley,
Rev Edward C. Babcock in this city, aged 81; Rev.
VIM. d. Jewctt, Methodist in Huron. n. T., aged
e.; Rev A. +. Ellis Of the Associate Reformed
Church. at Due West s. c., eyed 80; Rev. Curtis
Talley, Methodist at Pennington n. j., aged 49, Rev.
Stephen W. Price at Washington, DC aged 30; Rev.
Carlton Hmd, d. d., at Fryeburg, Me- aged 90;
Rev. julius Tusker, in Chimark, Mass aged 81;
Rev Russell Whiting at Sugar Grove, H., aged 80;
Rev Daniel Mckinley, ID. D., Presbyterian, at Cham
bersburg, Pa; Rev. Brogun Hof, Dutch Reformed,
in Germantown \. Y; Rev VIM Bentley, at Weth-
enfield. Conn, aged 81.
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afternoon, 18th, from the ship Ksthsy, ashore a.
homer Shoals, bringing tho passengers with their Inc
gage. Capt H. reports the ship as lying in the sam
position, but IN Consequence Of the low siaia n.
the tides could not get her Off but be think. IN ali
probability she will be got of this morning 18th
She has received no material damage aud the present
moderate weather is very much in her favor. Tho
following are the names of the passengers By the Ka
thGy: The Rev. Mr.. Culbertson, lady and three chill
dren, missonares; Miss Dubois, Capt Churchill. Of
bark Esperanza, sold at ShaDghse.
SCHOONER SrSK ny The IcE.-The schooner Ella
Simmons, lying at the mouth Of the slip next to the
screw dock, in the East River, was yesterday Nth
cut through by the ice and sunk
DISASTERS AT CrRRrIUCK.-The bark Spirit Of the
Sea- with fruit, il ashore at Currituck, N C. She
bilgcd, but will probably be got off, The bark vene-
zuea, from Porto CabelIo for Philadelphia with hides
and coffee, also went ashore at Currituck and was
totally wrecked Part Of her cargo Of hides Was saved
Ic5 IN JANIS RIVER, VA.-The United States mail.
steamship jamestown Captain Parrish, arrived yes
terday morning from jamestown, Va. She reports
large quantities Of ice in the James River, and found
the navigation entirely obSructed by it above City
Point. 1t was more than foot thick above that
place.
IcT-BorSD ScHooSERs AT SANDY HooK.-The pilot
boat New York reports large number Of schooners at
anchor under the Hook all more or less disabled 10
spars, sails &c. They are ice-bound, and cannot get
up to the city without the aid Of steam.
The STORM AT HOLINESS HOLE.-A correspondent
Of the Secretary Of the Board of Underwriters writes
from Holiness Hole Jan. g.
ave had very heavy northeast gale here last
night during which the schr Arcturus of Saco from
New-York, with cargo Of cement drove on shore.
She 10 in good order and will off after dscharg-
ing. The bark Tamarang Of Philadelphia, from New
Orleans also drove on shore. She is light, and will
come Off after dSchargng. The schr. Ariadne Of this
port, from New Ork, is ashore with loss of bowsr
small English schooner, from Providence is ashore
high and dry. The bark Emma Cushing from New.
Orleans, also drove ashore slightly and without dam
age. The schr. H. II. Mouton, from Georgetown
s. Co. FOR Boston, totally dismasted in consequence
of the bark Warren Hallett from Mobile getting afoul
of her. The Warren ll6llett had her stem badly dam
aged. The storm was severe here, with very high
tide"
Ice IN THE EAST RIVERA correspondent writes
from Walnut Grove, (Thrcgs Neck II o'clock, Jan.
IL, 1856, as follows:
The East River at Throg's Neck and Flushing
Bay is entirely obstructed by ioe also Long Island
Sound as far as the eye can reach. The steamboats,
Commodore, Traveller and another large boat also,
the steamtug boat j. X. Lockwood and some schoon-
en- all lying in the ice of White Stone Point"
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Nix. SUMSER's LECTURE.-We have been requested
to publish tse following correspondence;
Irritation
Ngw.YoRg. Friday. J,a 4. 1851.
OEORGE SUMNER ESQ.
,ar Sir: Sorr welknown and opportunities Of ac
puantauce with the public and the public l Of Europe
induce ask Of you the favor Of lecture her
institutions they connect themselves with American inter
aud prospects, We satisfied that any par Of this
sel subject treated with your would be highly in
s'ructise ara interesting.
Allow hope that your leisure and nclinl'ons Will por
nit you time and ri zee when the wishes Of intel
li,eut citizens may be srsied by hearing YOU
VERY respectfully yours
WASHINGTON IRVING, WIN. g. BRYANT,
FREDERIC DE PEYSTER, STEPHEN II. TYING, ,
HENRY W. BELLOWS, GEO. l.. PkESri5j.
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FIRES.
frRg IN HICKMAN STREET.

Yesterday morning, at 81 o'clock, a fre was dIscov-
cred in the fourth story of the stereotype and electro
tipping establishment of Thomas b. Smith, Nos. 80 and
a Beekman street In less than half hour atterthe
alarm was given the fremen succeeded in extnguish-
ing the flames confirming the fire to the floor on which
It originated. The damage sustained will not probably
exceed $500. Fully insured.
The fire is supposed to have been caused FROM some
defect in the nues or furnace
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lpeDLn.

BOSTON, Tuesday, Jan. B, l8J6.
Gentlemen have the honor acknowledge the receipt Of
your letter asking give IN Newiork lecture upon
general subject European Institutions
nected with American interests prospects.
Believing the great difference between the Old World and
the also the national be edu
cation based upon freedom think OF any inquiry.
coming within the SCOPE your invitation important than
that the effect Of education upon the material aud moral dss
tiny VI certain countries Of Europe.
this subject with special reference the interests OF
own counfry shall be happy peak-as well lean
hour-on the evening Of Wednesday, 10th inst
Believe me- gentlemen with much respect your obedient
,erysnt GEORGE SUMNER
HessIs. Washington Irving Fred De PeyTer, sud others
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EMsET MoSUaENTAL AssOCfATIOs.This Society
met last ,enng at the Tabernacle, and after an adj
dres- was read and resolutions adopted the
meeting broke up in a row. Speeches made by
Oliver Byrne, Mr. O'Mahony Mr.. James Hueston,
and Col Doheny There were several personal
counters and characteristic disturbance generally.
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CIT Y I TIE NJ 8.

regular Annual Meeting Of the WOmen's Hospital
Association will be held at the Hospital, No. 81 Madi-
avenue, TO day, at noou The Public Anniversary
wil be held at early day at the Tabernacle OF some
other favorable place
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CouRT.MARrAL os LIEUT.. HALDEaAS.-The
Court Martial on Lieut.. Horace HGldeinan recon
yened yesterday-Brevet Col. Thomas Swords pre-
siding, ard all the members present. The Court went
into private session, and sat until p. M when it ad-
journed. Why the Court reconvened We could not
learn nor will the result Of the trial be made public
until it has again been submitted to Gen. Scott. Capt.
Jones, the Judge-Advocate, thought the Court would
terminate is deliberations this afternoon.
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b.,. ieq -- 81 tobacco hnk h-r- .h1ut kegs Of
n~der; had rum Tgncheors but n-s-r counted 'hem
hsi .ooks Of hrTs The PuncheSrs eaPy never
-or,td the -r,. 81 hs6 fe-u barrels Of
at beef board sd Abou tbs sno1Rt u PORK hal
Al bread there ~-Nr ar boxes lstd, Z Ech coz
tsrsd Dry Goois 90 not know q any bslss on b,rl
he q hen AZ As Hi Saturday.
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advertisement

DIXON NJ D. Editor Of The Seapei and Opersns and Coz
sung Surgeon No ~ hsv the above diseases per-
nsnently without the knife g.turs. Complete sets Of The
newly invented Instruments used BY him with practical roc
mons diagram ps,e viii be forwarded country surgeons
Tor So class for practical Demonstration the dad body
will be commenced Jan Fee 800 The In I'll
undertaken by Dr. DIXON warranted The patient must spS
personally Office hours from to 70 s. aud 70 evsanss
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ADVERTISEMENT
COUGHS. COLDS. INFLUENZA, &c.

The cospousD LfvERwokr PAsrs Of HsesnAs. CLAsx 4
Co will be found the convcnisn - we'll - eosose~s
remedy for Coughs Ia recommended ~ many Of cur ~
ptysc.sEs who IL their own families
Prepared oniy BY HEGENAs. CLARK Co.
Nos I65. rs. 5Ii and 13s Broadway
Also H c. 4 Cos Wild Cherry Sirpps. Whtsrs Ce,SA
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fAdyertisemeutl
VOrsFKEEPFKs' WHITE GOODs "A general

assortment comprising bamask Table Linens In great variety
RcLndsol fine 5heetlnss and ShrDgs kngsb and Domes
Long Cloths a. wide very 6ne at Cd per yard Aso ass
Masn Desines ChiDz co0rs a. 3D. per yard extra fine Ps
Cloth L. yard 10 order 10 close the stock the sS>vs
goods are marked down 50 yer e.rt below the cost.
CHAs. HEARD Co, sol Grand -.
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Adyerhsemeut
ROBERT HUNTER, M. D.

No 82s BrOadway, Now York.
DR. HUNTER dsvOtss bis attention ekclusvely 10 Diseas~
the THROAT and LvSGs and the of these By MEoS
GATED IsEALArIoSs Hours Tor conrlsion from 10 A. ~ 10
SPIN.
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fAaverhsement
Boston Ramadx

Of thirty yes' standing Highly recommended BY physisss
IL Psedny soies bas o2. C9rn: fhss reIons Chisane
d. sands C. v Clieksner Co C. H. Ring Of JoAs
Nsw-iork; John Gilbert Co, WIN. B. Zsber PhiisAS-
phis. REDDIsc Co., Proprstors, Bostoo.
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tAdvertissmsntl
GURNHY e. FREDRICKS PhOtOgrsphlsts No.

$40 Broadway wer, awarded at he late Fair Of The Amsc.c
Institute the First Premiums for PEoroGnApHs 0oS
Medal for unreouched Photographs and Gold Modal fo Pho
tosrsPhs finished in pastel aud oil Tho public invited 70
examine the Prize Pictures at the GALLERY u Brood
vay and L.ousrdst
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The above Is repor. Of the Colpotsur's lsbos.
The Society has beside these large number Of Tract
Distributor who labor grssaitou,ly. AID of whSss
services there IA no report.
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Advertisement
100 bushels DAGURRREOTYPRS proposed 10 b.

sent 20 Men Of with memorial of the tho
country urging that body organize and work Yellow
rally and sit tor e pictures eost % csnts) at No 90
Broadway,
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ADVERTISEMENT


bNtFT uo5 SCuHOuLu8s nVOsH|
ins and healing qualities essentially different from ell ctb~
Cst.rb Sauh FOR sale ell espesbs Drug Stores IN Nv
Yosk City and elsewhere and at wholesale o. the froPs
City; HssssAs. CLARK 4 Co, Nos ls5 "a ell br,savsy
Rusaross Ecs 10 Actor Houss ssd All BrosAwTi nAsks
4 PAax No ~ BroaA~ly; Mr. MILLS Broohyn
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VIE OF CATHOLIC PRIEST SUISG FOR DowEs.
Smith rs. Loughhn.-The parties in this case ap-
peared before J. NJ. Van Colt, esq, the Referee, by
their attorneys, Messrs. Hulse aud Fullerton for the
plaintiff and Messrs Lott and McCue for the defend
ant, for the purpose Of hearing evidence.
James NJ. Huse was called, aud deposed that he had
served On JOHN Lsugblin the Bshop Of Brooklyn the
necessary papers demanding dover. The case was
then adjourned 20 the 25.h inst OF the same place.
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fAdysrtisemsnt.l
\ nfynNnU

wsy awarded the Grst premium the only GoLD MsoAL
for DAGUyKREoTYrEs tho late Fair Of the American isss
fut
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IAdyertisemeDt.l
CnapyR'S REFINED SHRED TsISCLAsa-R0g

Blanc NJ uge Table Jees &C. good and che srtois oI
confectionery hotel and family To be obtained In large
small qusnttes with directions ,or using Of toe pnndpd
Grccers and Druggists throughout ths Uritsd states
PETER CooPEs, No. IL BurDs clip.
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lAivertisement.l
PporoGRApUs.ETbe c0lorei Pk

which the highest prize gold medal awarded At tbs ss
Fair Of the American Institute b. 81 RoOr 0AL
LERY, No. Ds3 Broadway.
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TIE FORREST DIVORCE CAsE.-Mr Van Buren,
furnished his argument for trial yesterday. and
Mr.. ConOr replied to "a OF his points On Monday
he will reply to the remainder and argue his own.
Mr Van Buren, has to make his reo,sder, which vii!
conclude the argument.
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haize Let him that rosds or hears see that he ~
dcrstands. aud remember and reflect
Yoa- W A AICOr
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fAixnx.ise [
IAdvestsenle,tI
VII s0ys DANDELION COFPZE--For DysusplA

t,si,,.u Sick Hs.dschs Bilious and Liver Dissssss end
recommended persOns q delicate
I'd by I'll respectable Apothecsres and tbs pclp Dsp
Dsraet Of 18th st s3d Sd-sv
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The New-York East Conference Tract Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church - Daniel Ayres
President tho Rev. Geo. S. Hare Corresponding Sec
rotary, and Geo. Forester Treasurer-rePort the fol-
lowing a. part Of The results Of their labor for the
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GOLD MEDAL.-The only Gold Medal awarded
a. the last Fair Of the Institute for CoLoRED PHc
rocRApHs was to RooT No S3 Broadway OF Frsnk
liu-st.
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advertisement.

the late Great Exhibition in Paris was to J.. GURsEY
No. $40 Broadway.
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CRUSHED BY A FAILING WALI.-Thos. Lynch, .
boy 5vea age while gathering wood yesterday At the runs
OF the late tire Spruce street badly orushex
BY the falling portion Of the wall upon him The Fourth
Police immediately conveyed bun 70 the Now fosa
Hospital
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CHARGE or EsBHZZLsaEsT.-James Houghton, IN
employee OF the National Express Company was yeste,dJ
resed by Capt Carpenter and Officer King on tho Fifth Wars
Police charged by Mr VIM ?. James member of The Com
psny with having felonlouy otherwise taken tI~ inc
popery Company and appropriated the same 10 bis ows
use He taken before Justice Connolly aud committed -
u sit examination.
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DEATH FROM ExPosURE.-Coroner Connery held ~
inquest Yesterday No % West Thirty second street upos
the BODY uf Michael Psen native Of Ireland 10 OF
died from and s the above house The Jvv
rendered q verdict to that eject
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A CHILD Burned To DTArH.-A child years d
age daughter Of Mr. James HoPe resdnsa No rs Snth ave
rue Was fatally burned Thursday evening and died the SAM
night IL appears she playing with piece OF hhteS
paper the accident and her clothing ook nre s
H. Az inquest will be held on the body to-day.
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DEATH At PoLIcE -SrATIoS.--Coronor Hfns
yesterday held naue., upon the body Of John Woods ve
nempeTs,e who died st the Sixth Ward Police ssaos
here he had been accommodated With lodging The jury
rendered verdict Of death from exposure and cold =.
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FOUSD DEAD IN BED.-Johannah Jshnson. negro
woman year. axe, born i'm MARYLAND tound des1
Yesterday morning ia the basement Of house No 50 Won
street The being close and hsvnr stove in H. led 70
belief she had died OF snoeston from sas but al an
quon held urOn the body by Coroner Gamble revealed 0s
that she had died Of apoplexy the result OF long eous
emT erance aud verdict to that eject ws rendered
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FATAL EALL Al A POIIcE SrATIos.-An in1act
yesterday held BY Coroner Conney at Bellows ho..s
upou body Robert w Humphrey. native OF lresn
t eny years q whose death the result Of ID
rece, cd t days the Fourteenth Ward station Ho~-
The deceased applied lodgings and In going 20 them, 500
denally fell down sht Of stairs The jury rendered var
dict u Death from pneumonia and del'rum uemons-'ae re
/" WIT of a iall.