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=saaother case Qf Hydf9pdobia.-Drs. Hall and Eawyer, have favored us with the following memorandum Of case, which IS to be added to the list of instan- ees of successful treatment of hydfopho- bia. The principal medicines used were ealomel and laudanum, admins tered i'll very large doses.

 Mrs. Poison, who resides in Cherry Street, was bitten Oil Tuesday morning, the l1th inst. On the 10th and I7th, considerable pain was felt by her in her hand, extending to the shoulder. On the evening of the I7th, decided sym toms of Hydrophobia supervened; such as horror of liquids, particularly water. She attempted to bite all who approach ed her, tore the pillows and bed clothes with her teeth, and threw outlarge quan- titles of frothy mucus from her mouth, barking and bowling like dog. She frequently complained of thirst and cal led for drink, but when presented thrust it from herself with yiolence.- Paroxysms occurred during the night, atintervais of 20 or 30 minutes, which continued through the the following day. The next day she had but five, the day after but two, and for the last two days. she has been in 2 fair way @of recovery.

 A. Y. Jour. ef Commerce.