New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-22

So HEBrEIIc DECORATIONS OF TBp MEaTus Aupro-
RUS.
49, CHRONIC INPLANnfA ALTON or THR FusTAcIiIAs TUBE.
80 ARRANGEMENT OF THE ACOUSTIC NERVE.
A. FUNCTIONAL DERANoImESr or THE TYupAsic
NHRvrs
az. Mucous ENFORCEMENT OF T"s MIDDLE EAR.
49, DISEASE OF TIE EusrAcnAN TUBE FROM EXCESS
OF SECRETION
A. OBSTRUCTION or THE EusrAcnlAS TUBE.
Is MucULEyT AocuMuLArioN
&c. UNHEALTHY CONDITION OF InR CAVITY OF TIE
TYMrASuM
a.. DrRASGr,.EXT OF me Mi9DLE AND INTERVAL
EAR.
d. CHRONIC DISEASE OF IaE LABgglSTa.
A. WEAKNESS or TIE AUDITORY NERVES aud Of the
BRAIN (Rccsercke Pyaeiiqre les Maad'es DC fOreie
&C., p. l5i.)
So SroPPAGrs OF THE AUDITORY PASSAGES. by which
the IFARISc is QUITE DESTROYED.
81. NFLaMMATIoN OF TIE CELLULAR TissrE
So IRRITATION OF THE INTERNAL AcDiIoaf PASSAGE
So INFLAMMATION OF THE PEgiosrEUa.
81. CopLEIE 0BLITEEATIoS OF I'LL ECsTAcnIAS
TUBE.
s.. DISORDER OF The TY,IrANIc CAVITY AND INTER
Nal SURFACE or rs ME,BRANEs, FROM DnFUsfD In.
PLANTATION THROUGH TIE EUsTAcBlAS TUBE
50. AFFECTIONS OF TaE CULTURAL 0RIIICE OF TIE
EusTACEIAS TUBE, FROM DISEASE OF THE PuABlNx.
81. OcrIAlIoN OF TUNA EUsIAcnIANA DY MUCOUS
'ESGoEGEMEyr.
s.. STOMACH DEE WGEsmSr GENERALLY COMPOUNDED
wIIB NERVOUS DEAFNESS DYsrEPnS AILMENTS 'HAvE
AN IMMENSE INFLUENCE ovEg TIE HEARING.
50. EsLARGEMEsr OF IHE IoSsILs.
co. WANT OF SECRETION.
Gi CANcraous AND LcgoID AFFECTIONS OF THE
AUMcLE
o. ToIAI ABSENCE OF AUMc.Y.
6. CANoEEous GEowIHs Il IuE MEAIUs ExIraSB
c.. DISEASED THROAT.
g.. ABscEss II Iur CERI3rILun
% NEcRo SIS OF TIE MAsIow PROCESS
q. PARALYSIS or TnE PoETIo DvRA NERVE.
o.. CARiEs OF TIE LATERAL sUIcUs.
G. MALroRMAIIoS on THE AURicLE.
o.. FIAITENED AURiCLE.
20. FaIsr POSITION OF TIE AVg.CLE
Il. CLEFT AUR!cLE
- ADsLscE oP HELIX or outer margin OF tie exleT.
nal Ear
-. WANT OF LoDT.
n. DESTRUCTION or III PEIRous BosT
Is STATS WAsIDG BRANCHES or ArERruELs.
10. FACors TOO SNAIL on 100 LARcE.
Il. CCsCEuTAL OBATEEAros or TIE EusrAcHlAN
TUE.
t. MAlFoRnAIIoS o. Tile TrirAstM.
70 MALFOEyAnoN o. I'M LAnYRINIH.
90. ABSENCE OF LABYRINTH
Il. MALroRNATloN OF IIiT PlSLsIRA E0TtsDA.
-. CoyoEsnoN AND Loss OF IuE ELasT.cfrT Oh IiiE
CAEIiLAoE.
-. OfIIlEHATIoS OF THr RIDCss AID DXPrIssiOss
OF TIE EAR Or. 1nuENAs called tlis disease N4ms
,oe,ie Of lie ExTEEXAL lar
s.. ABslycE or TIE UTE'cuLoUs yr,rInrM
-. poLrlSs-To describe which would be on, 81 H.
question Of their aud saricus forms differ 50
much from lc other iii ocs Of Tie Ear H ia texture
More Organized matter enters their composlon. a.
is e,irccd ID tie iac..;y viii which bleeding pro
.uced by TIE slightest touch w.a 80 instrument They
burrow more completely Under e surface ard are he'd
on ly species Of pcdauoe sometimes Of groa; broad
ness % oilcr tIes assuming very slight aud Pendu
lous iom. They DO aionay occur b. The n,sF' and
are generally tie result @. Inflammation 0fs ae,soid'
layei-asl is ailached to e. snriace Tlcy goaoTah,
spring from the outer OF inner surface Of the habrort
T1ayoa.. ] think yso.. that they are. In come mcH
sure connected with the consult ton, and though iAey
wear thc form q l0c dilorltf yet asc ih'y more OF
less Influenced BY some tite 81 health Which Lot fully
undcrsiood Various however. have been tie attempts
to ascertain from WHIT portion q. The drp0d coverings
they sprne they more generally make their apPoar
ancc on he MUCOUS NEsBHAsE linings. ere never on
the exposed e;idcunis. The contradictory opinions
only show low unequal the beet judgment Of
single indi, dual upon somo Of apparently tie most
trivial o. the works 81 natu.o nor have s0mc theorists
been wanting IN what ha, been called extravaganza
WHO la gGed 70 elobulcs o. Mercury taken By tho
parents the ons q 0rigo falorsH They aic pustuies
containing inhliiosmn portion Of s0ire Other q TIE
mineral or organic bodies which have not fognd the
due action In Natures laboratory tlc stomach ald are
therefore 10 Do elsewhere expelled by the 80 '1dica
irir nature"
The lumoral pa,holoriss have been more than usually
eloquent uron TINS subject ana have ikei Of the cxpul
sion Of gross nofbiao matter unfortunately stopped IA
is career and determined to ibe surface Il IT, scgas
n>,q5,oas Asst is my lot "far'if cynPore's h,'."
will crdcayor 70 discuss This mntier which is immcdi.
atey destructive 20 tie Of Hearing. by descHp
ton 81 the causes Of tie above disease which am about
to Civ. end afcrwofd by deception o, my own mode
Of treatment, 4 popn.nr writer On tie Lar says
"POLYPUs FUNGUS, OF NIGnAuOs Of the AHdhgu
Canal j. an exceedingly common occurrence These
toms are applied very frequently Ia synonymous
sense bat probably i, would further pathological diA
tinciions II they were better deEuod. Tho term Poly
IT'S uhoush 10 ciynoogy means many (oodj is ordi.n
rly opplled 10 q growth iom o particular ,pot Of IA
nrcous r.aqbrane the r,st Of the nembran, being
healthy OF. at al events. not implicated III that
growth. This morbid production has usually one
peGicc but there mas b. several such attachments. IL
voscglarity varies. OcclsiOuliy small arler! runs
down the center while IN Other cases The whole foL'
PUs resemble. congress OF bloody Vcisela IuAGrs n
usually intended to imply difeased growth ari .Dg
nom Il H.,aJrane moIe extensively d-oiganzcd. andre
ncnty proceeds from ~ ulcer 81 sinus II consists o
mass o! exubcrgn gronulaiious always sOft and tai
ciiai but there is usua!ya wan, Of power IN lie
circulation the color is generally Of pnAsh red bnc
The FUNGUS unlike the PoLYPis is not uniform IN ~