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 ings of the same, by Mr. P., and showing : 1st, the exter- nal appearances of the organ, and its appendages ; 2dly, the double os, with a portion of the vagina, upon the inner surface of which last were some traces of a longitudinal septum ; 3dly, the uterus cut open. 1862.

Mr. Edgar Porter, med. student. Rectum opening into the vagina. No. 684.

755. Genital organs and bladder of a leopard. 1862.

Boston Soc. of Nat. History. Ovaries and oviducts of a large serpent. No. 284.

756. Photograph of a child who was born in the State of Ohio, of German parents, July 27th, 1865. At the age of one year and eleven months menstruation commenced, and has continued regularly since ; and about the same time the breasts and hips began to enlarge. During the last year she has been in this city, on a visit, and was seen by many of the medical profession ; Dr. Gay having seen the menstrual fluid as it was being discharged. There is hair over the pubes, and in the axillae. One of the breasts is shown in the photograph, and is seen to be quite large ; and the hips, which measure 27 in. in circumference, are so large as to amount almost to a deformity. Her general health is perfect. The first set of teeth is complete, but none of them have begun to loosen. Her manners and tastes are those of a child of her age ; and she has never, so far as her mother is aware, shown any sexual feeling. The photograph was taken when she was two years and eight months old. An account of her case, which, how- ever, has not been seen here, was published by Dr. John King, in the Medical Journal at Cincinnati, in 1868. 1869. Dr. Benj. E. Coiling.

��SERIES XVII. UTERO-GESTATION.

I. PARTS CONCERNING THE MOTHER.

757. Corpus luteum ; eighth month. 1860. Dr. C. Ellis.

758. Corpora lutea. 1861. Dr. J. B. S. Jackson.

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