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Tornado and Earth quake Mt Malta.

Our accounts from Malta by the oveTs."I% " n.aA'
disoatched on the night OF tue gu vi "anuet ,,
80 Ee mention That about p, A. III, on the otn
idem, from perfect calm there instantaneously
arose a most terrific tornado, such as is sometimes
experienced on the Coast of Africa, but fortunate
y it passed over in the short space of 20 minutes,
when it fell as dead a calm as before, without hap
PLY causing any injury either to the squadron or
merchant shipping. At a few minutes after
O'Clock, however, on the same morning, two very
violent shocks of an earthquake were felt through.
out the island, and were even perceptible on ship
board in the harbors, where sentries stationed at
cabin doors in the ships of war ran in to answer
bells which they found had been set singing by an
invisible power. Similar confusion occurred In
the most occupied hotels and lodging houses, in
some of which bedroom doors with slight tasten'
ings were shaken open, and the walters running
in all directions to answer bells, when In some
cases the dodgers were found SPRAYING on the
foors having been jerked out of their beds by the
first shock, and nearly frightened out OF their
senses by the second. The first was life or up-
ward movement the second Immediately sue
ceediDg, a violent shake mot an undulatory mo-
tion) from NV. to Sc. 1t was quite calm at
the time, and shortly previous heavy rain had
fallen. No damage whatever had occurred be-
yond the cracking few walls in some old houres.
The Spiteful steam frigate was on the previous
evening in sight of Mount Etna, which, though
smoking, presented no unusual appearances.
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Red RepublicanisTu.

A Socialist conspiracy has been discovered a.
Paris and some 60 individuals arrested. fnS"
purpose was Of course Socialism and hease"
knows what beside. That our readers may Juoss
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ss1oMAN AND HER NEEDS. By

Nln y AMI II y
w N,s T. CAKES SMITH, author Of Sness
child Lot ANGEL" SC SC. l2mo. i20 pages-prcs
2,certs he~-Ymk: FOWLERS WELLS Publishers
TIE 90 cct o. the work "a fase woman to her proper
shere Ia ne and TO show how necessary tue womanly
influence 70 The happiness and hbeng of man The au-
thor dscouios eloqu.nty OF the under which her
sex laUorSoth the lie adaOn TO which they subjected
by the social laws that prevail and OF the means BY which
she NAV snake OF her letters" Eclectic
tisrarcy that the nights and # woman have
teen set forth with much cltsness. good temper and
goot by the present writer She has evidently
aseres the subject by dnt Of reflection and experience
She ma. gained too dee insight nie the true position
and destu. Of her need the AID Of exageefaon OF
.entmentaiy Tor the support Of her appeals Her Ian
euaee is marked b. gument rather than by defamation
with TIE sane beauty Of style which marks the fjf-
ner productions Of tie author, and has gwen hersuch an
eya'ed rank among living American writer's, this volume
exhibits an oainestnosS busincsske yIgor, nd prac-
teal wisdom which vii insure hosptabie reception
among GENIAL thinker" lNew-York Tribune.
Mrs Smith has treated the sutlect with great ability
and made large number Of suggestions worthy OF the Sc
ri.n conside rati on OF all lovers Of the race"
lChrstian Ambassador
Her remarks on marriage often suggestive of pam
fu thoughts aud they SHOULD be atieniyey considered by
all Who would rightly view that great institution.
Portland TRANSCRIPT
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'SHE SCHOOL TEACHEkS Ii

d BRARY Published by S. BARNES CD. No.
fHIoRY AND PRACTICE OF TEACHING Or,
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90 IL grand Book and thank Heaven you have writ
ten ~ ~ brace Maan
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greatly leSsened by tins excellent Book"
lHalden's Magazine
AMERICAN INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR INFLU-
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" Tins w,Th ol re most valuable treatIses on
American politics that has beca issued and should Dc
every lhTaly IN the land
THE LOGIC AND UTILITY or MATHEMATICS,
with the bt Il methods OF instruction explained and Illus
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Friends % Education will do well 70 a copy Of each
Of the foregoing Works valuable books Of reference and
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GILLESPIE on ROADS AND RAILROADS.
CLARK's ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND ANALYSIS.
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JNo ; BErr>, Auchoneer.
/ T ION NOTICE. - PerCmptory

4 L q y NOTICE.. - IerCmptory
IA Sale OF English Vet sailed Hides and Calf-,uns.
an of importation and merch tntaDe condition
GERARD BETS VII sell N FRIDAY, Nov. 7, al ~
O'Clock, "a Oiueys NtHage weIshouses. No u WestN
Hdes-51S English Wet Slea Hides. Calf skms-iee)2
English Wet Sailed Cali-ssins Immediately after the
above at Mafsdsn y Powers Sioisse Warehouses South
Of Catherine Ferry. Brooklyn Hdcs-i6S English Wet
Sailed rides Calf SAns-33 English Wet Sailed Calf
SKINS The above SKI AMI hides will positively be sold 10
he highest bidder, lots % sun puo haoTs To- cash,
hy NE pound close interest They can be examined
ot >ai, o3d
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no LET-A third story Back Room,
u pleasantly situated East Broadway, No. 100 with
Board Reference required and gwen. O29 lw'
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Sales bn Aurticn.
A NJ MERwiN Apotonesr.
\ BANGS, BROTHER 4 Co

A. VI NERwiN Apctonesr.
DN BANGS, BROTHER a. Co
u Trade sale Rooms. Nc 3 park Row.
WEDNESDAY ENfNlNs. Nov ). n 81 e,,'oFk
BoON>EIIER'S Srork b * co'lecilor OF
STANDARD and MfSCEli ANEDIS BOOKS. mclu-
dlng variety % wolk> lhc1 History, Travels
Noy Biography, A. Sciences aud Misfeian
Literature
N.s, large assortment Of SCHOOL and CLASSICAL
BOOKS, Sc
FRlDAY EVENING. Nov : al 6, O'Clock
BIANN BOOKS AND SrArIoNERY 4 large eelscnon
OF Foreien and Domestic STAPLE and FANCY STA
TlONERY and BLANK BOOKS. lnclgjlag ne hun.
deny cap and quartz Blanas. s and half boend Copy
n BOOKS, Engraved NogeS, Drafts and Check, Check
Books medium. DENY cap. letter aud note Papers MAJ
bed glazed coorCG ANA ISSUE Pspeis. letter and note
Steel Pens QuIls Vlstng a4d Playing Cards, Letter
Files aud Chips Bankers Cases Pocket Books, Card Cases
Dlaes for lS5x back blue a rcd ls. Porcelain SAss
Pagctss, Drawing PsIeTs. busld B,aids, Perforated
Boards, 80 -
Also. vaTi.iy OF FANCY ARTICLES, Sc c,npris'ng
an assortment well wo4ths Of aiitaGSa
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XOUNG MAN.-An active, Industrious
Boarding..

1O LET-ThTee suits of newly Furnl~f
Il ed Apartments reasonable terms, u single gentle
men permanently. Restaurants he neigaOofhood Who
" ouid supply meals; also hotels. City and
buses pass the door, Apply AZ No 33s ih av. c3 w.
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4 : good Cook, Washer and lroncr, by
respectable Young Woman with good city references
from LAST place Apply No 81 Mott - for days -
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~ Notice-I take this method 81 informing nav
ff.pds ana the public office hoUs i' business. at
Ne ti3 broadway are from O'Clock 4 NJ. nh lock
PAL l,3i o,0l Joan 4 FiAAI1iER.
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NKONN, ArcponeeT. -
LNLEGANT HOUS EllOLD FURNl-
IL TURE, ROSEWOOD PIANO FORTE &c.-J. "
BROWN ~insell al Auction on THU RSDAY. Nov ., At 10
ocOck a. No lt0Chmch st. he entire furniture contained
IN the house consisting OF rch caysd Rosewood Nalnut
and AhOgany PaTOs Furniture IN SUITS upholstered IN
rich BTocaIele and Six push ADMINISTER aud tAsesuy
Carpets hut he large fenoh plate, pier and man
tel Glasses valuable Oh PAINTING, uchly framed Oman
d,llers Center ard Card Tables Dining do Hall Furnl-
tre on Cloth STAR Carpet Rods CANT Marble Top
Dressing Bureaus aud WaShsfanJS Mahogany and other
Chars French BedStets, HAIR Mattresses, Dressing
Tables ToretwaIe, China cutt,la,s sc Also aslpeus
Rosewood Piano Forte made by gilbert co ~ Boston
Catalogues ready the day TO sale at the sore OF
the auctoneor No % Brnsiway M ~
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As CHAMBERMAID, Seamstress, or to
IN Mind Children, by Protestant Young Woman she
well calculated 10 fiji either situation References sat-
isfactsy Apply al No IS BetioTd-st. H2t'
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as CHAMBERMAID and Laundress, or as
PLAIN Cook WASHER and Ironer by a respectable Pro-
uc1sterst fo- ~ DAYS nj IL
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rc.aS for ,ale at The desk Of the Library book
s,ors olT j Crowen No J9j Br adsay and At &. Pat
mans No l35 Broadway. III Gil y CAMP.
ns Chairman of Lecture C0mmitee.
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Wante0.

n THESE HARD TIMES-W anted lew intelligent
You ne Men Travelling Agents !1T the sale 81 one
Of the best Toilet Articles nov use Apply al No 5iI
Bruadv ay aiter Il \. NJ nj ~
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UUANCE to MAKE MONEY.-Want-
4 TEACHER.-To ID. L. A.-.As Z.

VI prevented lIom receiving II due time the note
II d r. A he would be pleased 70 he..r from hm agA
md he viii call at the Tribune Oce, ne vii hud repy
@ his communication the 29th ult. nj II
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THE .Eul-wTEkLY TRIBUNE
TILE NEW-yHRK rRIBrNE

4, rubiisbed every TUESDAY and tktDAN morhhK IT.
"a .. snnuIn T~ocGpcs fOr - Ten fJf SO hu'efs'
.snis { cent a IN, fJs caca inst mon
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H. T. MILLARD Auouoneor
mi. PAINTINGS, &c.-A large col
lection of Oh Paintings AL "A rich Git Frames will
be- sold at Auction on WEDNESDAY, EVENING, at
O'Clock. az No 500 Broadua y. II T. WILLARD VIII seu
above HoOpers Sales Room 10 Oh Paintings repre-
seniug different Scenes. Landscapes, Figures, Groups
Marine. Nc The Paintings viii be Sod with 'uI reserve
CataIoeut. r, adv on Tuesday. NJ
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'
n, tubhshsd On the psriufe VI eaca Ma >, 1nt 10
no,n~ol Prrcc O. cents coy. ~ 81 per year 10 aiy
nan ~ Crca, Britain o. a to thc Conlne.i postage n
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IA Strattonport.-The Purchasers ct lots al Slrs'-
loIVo who are IA aiJcs WITH then monthly EstIliAehs,
AZ, ed to call al the office OF he SUBSCRIBER between
IA. houis of . o'clock NJ and oococN hM within enc
week. JOHN \. / Lam "a In NJ h'S oi"''''f"2-
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A J, BIEt' hENl = tIlhtot-
= AT RED HOOK BROOK ,YN


4 OTIS AT RED HOOK, BROOKLYN
AT AuCTiON-A. ] BLEECKER Will ell 80
Auction. at the Merchants INcauee New York an WE'D
NESDAN, Nov. r. IL ~ O'Clock. about 90 Lots stu
ate on Van BIuLt Cunoyer. Ducnan Walcot. Sullivan
and Kings These Lots raYsd streets, IN the IN
mediae ucE.iy the Atlantic Dock Hamilton Ferry, aud
the great Improvements m NAT neghoorool, aud present
a desirable piOrtuu'iy er Investment Terms Of sale,
easy Maps viii be ready few dsy. At the Office Of ths
Auctionesr No Broad II AZ Atlantic Dpck Company
Office, No - Broadway. NoN York. OF INl1
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S. SCHOOL AGENCY. No. a93

I $. SCHOOL AGENCY, NJ. 293
4 Broadway established iei7-Psir ons' nteres our
interest Negotiations daily by the hes; Institutions YAM
hes ana Teachers Results sub ct 20 eur control CAo
Ia furnished by the patrons de11st VI one per cent on
one yeas The tul Amonnt 10 one
or more Apply early With ne mooey postpaid
personally possib. References exchanged once hours,
s;o Y anu TO vcloc. L. Ii. WILCOX Proprstsr
Young MAN.-An active, industrious
- Young Man. having AZ command capital u ave
hundred dollars no the same and TeAIie
handsome income nv near ri an opportunity ~ q 4.
dIes,lng MANUEACIVRL, Boy 3.ietP y \. \. nj y
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THuIE HISTORY OF THE BRITISH

n REBELLION OF ltGj by Julia W. a. George
In the hands of Miss Gcofgc the BRUSH Rebellion las
been made work OF thrilling and a1soIblns interest, and
tAe VclsoAages he pOtTayS Well described b motive
and action that may truly be SAID stand oGt IN LIVING
characio Is before - Horns Railroad Gaz Published
hI fuf NIuIhNS'l CADA = Bl R,.tsSS. No % Johnhi
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Iss.stramhnnt tn NtrrttonnnrI and Elnshing.-

Proposals Will De- received duing Gins week Ton tne pu-
ur Of Ste auhuat Ia rua between the above mentioned
places and the cit, New ork. she mus, ho Of s6t
dran aud calculated 10 carry passengers aud ~ ht freight
AppI a, the office f JOHN \. FlAMNkR, No oiJ
Bisadway, between \. NJ and , Z NJ MS w.
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Il MOONEY AHc:;onssr,
BOOTS aud SilOES-3G0 Cases.--An
- assortment OF Boot Shoes a-d Rib5e,s AAytsd to
the season, IN TUESDAY. u 40 O'Clock. II e. Stors
No 32J poar ~. Also Prime ient Tor DIyg,s sale
A iovss atsa, a. 80 rs Past corner Plat. S. New
York ip
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~uF NEWBORN WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
yrEy LARGE PAPER FOR THE COUNTRY

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M advance Eight copies ipT no. - twenty
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Cost.
miscellaneous Advertisements.

VrO THE LADlES.-pErER RO-
h BFRrS, No 31j Br0aiv av las INST opened several
Ut New Goods cDmprsmg "A rf1n and Point Chcmie
sets Bcfthas Barbes COfeur Caps and Collar, Muslin
tmbroidenes Of every dcscnptnn Embroidered Cambria
Idkf' nom lie O. $50 1900 Ius. CambT, ki0IDcng
entirely patterns bechiin Point and Nalsncienn's
Lacss, Black Thread aod Imitation Lace vels-all Of
Which will b. found the che s,er ohered N.rYofk
"
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eIl meet IL The corner ~ Hudson and GfoSe-sts "n
WEDNESDAY,, (Jth mSt.l at O'Clock. =. NJ
JOHN 4. Bt CkBEE PiesIdent.
CSC. W COOPER. Secretary. nSS'
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NFW YOKK JOURNAL OF MEDI-

L ' CINE aud COLLATERAL SCIENCES The No
Vember mOer contains valuable contributions from he
abicst contributors.
ObScry atoms on the Medical To2ogaphy and Diseases
ESPECIALLY Danh0a) Of The S4eIanento VALLEY, Calior-
INA. during the years 1919 so By J. ID Stlltu NJ ID.
Aim Retro Phurynycal Absccss, very valuable arti-
Gle, ana should De reau by practteaer SandS ease
II Horn woman with plate by Bult0nl, GlOnlnser
1umor with cut by Button &c &c IT, journal may
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ana Office 81 publication No 80 Jayucey court, waist
THIS the last number Of the pres n, volume those
who wish 10 become subscribers val please send IN Their
before the LIST OF January TINT number will COM
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81
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- neaieation Of tnc First Baptist ChurcA

The house of worship Of the First Bapts.
b"eb MorTsania Will be- opened oy Divine perm ssi)n
an WEDNESDAY, Nov. D. Service IN the mornins, al i
o,slack by Rev W. ENERTS IN the afternoon, az 3,
sEsx Z ARNITAGE, and in the evening, at T. BY Rev.
81 TAYLOR Cas- VIII leave CITY Hall At 10 ocilck
|. =. - nj 2ts
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r. No,iee-Shg CliRISrONAl COLON from \ al
laiaiso IL d. hanging under -cncial oidct al Fitf "
IIast River Consinses vii please utteld TO the re-
cent OF Their goods S'OFFORO. IlLESfON co,
-, ~ No 40 Suuth-st.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
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fbey prefer, they can pay ~ aavance AZ w "
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S',hs 81 So Three Dollars IN advance fodode' IA "a
hss sn,,s SIh Country News spers Daoy Panfs ie
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EHRISTY'S PLANTATION MELO-

u DIES under The authority If Z, = Christy, Esg.
Just published Price ~ cents For sale by tho single
con-, dozen er thousand, by FISHER \ BROTHER,
No. a Ctafham-sr., \. I.
4 liberal discount to the trade. m9'
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{ .LANCES AT EUROPE, by Horace


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As good plain Cook, Washer, lroner,
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be seen for two days al No. 46 Eaciory-f M II
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MEXICAN SCENERY. ART and

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~ LITERATURE C. =. PUTNAM Publishes I HIS
DAY, THE HOME BOOB OF TIE PICTURESQUE
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Rock New Haven. by Church Adirondack Mountains,
y Duand. the JuBiata. Pounsy wanna by Talbot Cas-
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out hy Huntington Church nj West Point, BY Weir Wa
wa-yauda Lake New Jersey. by Cropsey sc. Whh on
pnal Essays subjects connected Win scenery ana te
me ans, bv Washington Irving, ]. kenmore Cooper
Miss Cooper, author of Rural Hours; BDans, \ r
" dis bayard rayiOT. d.. bethune, tuck"ruln, NJ
coon, &c.
Thus work OF art winch presents ATTRACTIVE novelty
among embe,ne publications o lis class has oeeh pre-
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~ Young Mems So.ieiy There Is 10 be meeting
This TNENING at lhc Bl0)Ayn Institute, Washington
81 10 oIranze a Young Mems Socoty for moral aal ME-
letuai Improvement The eutcismmsnt 10 consist cne,y
At Iectur,s on historical literary and Scientific supJ''ts
The youpe gentlemen and ladies of Brooklyn. parc IA -
aIG an othts interested the mra,irc are fepectilt
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CTRANGERS AND CITIZENS ARE

- invited TO visit q y TtT1LE5 EMPORIUM Of
Fancv Goods No Jij Broadway. where may be- seen,
endless variety, every Gcs ft0a ~ English. Fren A. Ger
mar ard Chinese Fancy Wlfe A. The most rsasonayio
pr.rss wholesale and retail New rad beautiful goods ~
every arrival from Europe Visitors IRE always welcome
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A ) GnAMBERMAlD or plain Cook, by re-
~ spectacle Welsh Girl Can give good city references
Apply at No i67 4hs IN the rear Can he seen for DAY
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rg- Cou,ion 70 The ncaF.-Dr IUrENER c1asll.

~ Caution 10 the Dcaf.-Dr luIENER clnSIl-
eT Il his duty a. "a, deaf AGAINST applying 10 set
Of plet ncd dUIXtS whose only object AMI hlghes. an
bItion ~ gam their only recommendation glazing All
ycTtisemeN compound Of ignorance presumption AMI
perVerson of tIvth OF the - patentS consulting D..
lutenCr within the present month, n have been victim
Ied t. these mpOsers lot only losing their money, hu,
almost invariably deprived vi the little hearing taey
had possessed lite Of Incl alone ents Dr Luc
nct from mSAng personal exposition OF the facts par
ulkrly connected with the above statement Dr Luteuer
the only recognized AnlSt IN the United states ana ms
Ear Inhrmsry, Ne tY9 Broadway, Is the only Msti-
tuon world where the Ear and It's diseases oV
eluslvev attended Open untS Testimonials
rom upward OF zee persons cured by Dr. l. OF DeaacNS
Of irom ave o. forty standing may % seen AZ any tine
DUNG oft &c hours u3l gtIufAS