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SKELETON HEAD oNA LIVING BoDY.--The European rapers contain sone wonderful things Among tr m is the following ,alsr-.a IT.

 Paris is horr fed just now, with the details of a surgical dlscosuie. showing the ground Of ra,nor which has been for time whispered through the ble circles of Europe. IL has been c,edibly as- serted for year past, that there was shut up in Ho ei, at Berp a young Poiish Countess, immense y rich, and wanting husband, but who had the drawback, Cor rather he make drawback) ofa ske- 1 eton head upon MI otherwise heaithy body Int story has been somew hat doubted, bu, celebrated surgeon, Dr. JeffenbCh, has lately published an c, ult, which we condense as follows:

 On Il certain evening three persons called on th. celebrated practitioner An Italian and Polish gentleman came forward. leaving yelled lady in Il the inc'gnito limidy looked rou,id, advanced nesa- tingly, and finally uncovered her head man whose profession was to look on horrible sceutP !, was not likely to be easily moved, but from what now met his sight, he saried back with scream of rtghi and horror. A grimaci"s skeleton, with th' bones oi the head scarcely covered with a reddish epidermis, stood before him. The tongue lay en tIreiy visible, all the passages of the nose and throat without covering. In the attempt to speak, the tongue played like serpent half proirmied from N corpse. The eye lids were tuned inside out, and o the upper jaw there remained but small p0i iion entirely deprived 0i teeth. .l I.s,f...Is -isI r Such was the portrait of lady of eighteen. daughter of one of the s,st brilliant and wealthy Ca mes in Europe, who had been 10 this degree a vic tin to scrolula! t. ..l. .n.-l -,ie-..osl T,

 The Surgeon goes on to narrate that he could not at midnight when this interview took place. stand without almost inloerAble dread before this rignfu apparition, but she al last attempted lospeAk to him 't was nn appalling attempt al utierance. She could

 make no articulation that he could understand, bu, che pointed with frantic vehernence at his nose. ii at hast comprehended that she wished surgical sup. ply of thIs member to her dened face, but he shook IlB head m dPaDair she nf nba nc mi to gref which immediately followed, WAS, he declares, wholly indescrbable. She threw herself on the floor m an agony of convusive despair.

 The Surgeon departed the next day for Vienna, and thiher the lady followed him. Another inter- view with her and some ofler relatives ended in his s'v,ng h's attention 10 see what could he done. He called together few mechanical artisis and the first result was a false palate and set of teeth which abed her to chew and artculate distinctly. After a 'ew months more he succeeded in drawing the skln over frame nose, and finally he has sent her into the world, not beautiful, but at tie same time no b'desus' She irequenls balls and oreras without al