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A case of Hydrophobia, marked by q sudden and fatal ternination, occurred at Cincinnati at the beginning of the pre- sent month. The subject of this rnala- dy was young man named Morchead, on whom the symptoms made their ap- pearance on the 2d instant, and who sud denly expired on the evening of the suc- ceeding day. It is stated that all the usual characteristics of the disease were manifested during his short illness. and a subsequent examination Of the body sat isGed the four physicians who attended him. that the case was precisely such a one as is produced by the bite of a mad dog. lei, it is ascertained that the pa tient had not been bitten by such an an- imal. nor indeed had he ever been bitten but once, and that was nine years be- fore. and the animal not mad. The on ly explanation of this curious and mel +ancholv event, which Ilas been suggest cd, is that contained in the Cincinnati