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The effect o mental emotion on the condition of the human body is sometimes very remarkable, of which fact striking illustration is furnished in anecdote related of the celebrated Dr. Rush. He was called to see patient whom he lad known in youth, and in whose farsers feid he had often watched an eagle on

 is nest during the timo of incubation. The patient, who was female was extremely i'll with typhus fever, when the Dr. entering the room, canght her eye and pronounced cheerfuiy the words "the eage's nest.' Tn moment she seized his hand without being able to speak, whilst her counenance gave evidence of strong emotion, caused probably by the recollection ofhe scene of her youthful enjoymens, and from that time she began 10 recover. BalL .f9ger.