Among the more recent curiosities of German medical literature, we find that JOS. HEINRICH BEISEN of Quedlinburg, has written a work on homoepathy as applicable to the diseases of swine. J. HOPPE of Magdeburg, has set forth another, entitled _Linen and cotton Garments considered in a medical light_, which is highly recommended by a competent judge. C. GEROLD, of Vienna, publishes for the Count (and physician--we know not which is the more honorable title)--VON FEUCHTERSLEBEN, a singular book, entitled _Zur Diätetik der Seele, Valere aude!_ which is not, however, as one might infer from the title, a theory of the method whereby the health of the soul itself may be preserved; but the art of regulating our physical well being by a correct management and strengthening of our mental powers. Count Feuchtersleben had already attained a reputation as a writer, and the work referred to, though in many particulars superficial, is not without merit. Last and least, Dr. GIDEON BRECHER, hospital physician at Pressnitz, publishes through Asher & Co., in Berlin, an octavo on _Transcendental Magic, and the supernatural methods of curing Disease, as given in the Talmud_, in which he enters largely into Theo-Dæmon and Angelology; as well as dreams, visions, biblical seraphims, cosmic and magic influences of the soul, with a scattering fire of amulets, spells and charms. We congratulate the medical faculty on this important addition to the literature of the healing art. * * * * *