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SINGULAR CAsE.-Onc of the most interesting cas- es in pathology, is mentioned late German Journ- al. lady, who for ten years, had been effected with headache, and from infancy with deafness, when her case was reported exhibited symtoms of great debility, nervous irrablly-pulse irregular and slow. Pre- scriptons unayailing; her strength diminished, and l5 days previous death, she appeared 10 be dy- ing At the end of eight days there pnlsations of the carotid, the iadal artery and they ry slight in the heart She slept almost constantly yet walked frequently and took whatever food was offered her Two days before death the beating of tts heaff entirely ceased, and the patient cold and tranquil when There total aOanf of blood throu@kotMe 6o- dy. This attributed 10 an ellection of the brain.

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