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Ve,y Remarkdble.-A lady, who resides at Monk wearmouth, had, when child about four years of age two small pebbles put into her by elder sister in play, which being pressed too far, penetrated the cavity of her ear and could not be extracted The circum- stance was attended with slight pain and swelling of the glands and of the stones about seven years after wards was voided through the same aperture. Within the last few days the lady experienced slight pain in the ear. accompanied with swelling the glands and difficulty of swallowing, aud; to her astonshment Tueseay last, the other stone appeared within the cay ty of the ear and was with ease extracted after having remained in the head upwards of A years.