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AiIsip 10 Eusope appear 70 be rzsbss com
plicsssd- Ths English and Fsssck alliance
is svsry csy growing weaksE. b he srri-
val Of ihs Sssamsr City Of WsshinEsz vs
iesm that s;he Bidsh feet i formally an
nounesd 70 remain in ibs Black Sea, unlil
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Britain, Austria and furksy claim % b
firmly nni,ed ia this policy; that :hess thres
powsrs are making strenuous efforts @
withdraw Loois NspoIsos from roqnstiins
win Russia, and Ibai Rsssia q making equzl
efFczis 20 securs bis aIIisncs.s
Tbs difficulty viii Naples remains IN.
changed. The recalled English and French
ambasssdors had arrived q Hsrssiilss-
HE stf1ngsss issfsSs Of NE nsxsEis !
conlffmalion of the siIiaaes bsisssz EasIzs<
and Ansiia-
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Ths isshiSs su6os1y of ~ ,suble j. q
fssdy spsesiNiss a. D ihe 6emposiIIou of
Mr. Bsehmsh's Csblsst We bsvs svsfy
sosfdssss sba 4 Vi DO nsS1s % n ssfs
ssd ssss men. fos on ltss pcj1t ,he nswiy.
sIseted rsssidshf is sspseislly Sued q jades
- his Isag experiences h siMs affairs, and
~ his intimate seqssissssss with Inc lssd.
iss men of ne fepsbl'c. Among tbs men
moM generally nsmsd In eopnsction with
pfeHisess ssd eonfdsndsl situations IN ilse
nsv ssainanion are Con. .Cass, Ho~elI
Cobb, Johb sIidef, bsniet g. Dicki6son, Es.
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THE RUSSIAN war!

We have just Published new edition of
this popular and sslsabls work, aad can nov
supply our Agents and csnvssseu withou,
delay,
Besides a complete History Of The War, j,
includes the iAfsig p = seafi - -
Life and Reign Of NichslasI H.,
with sketches Of ofSCHAmYi., ihe Cifeassian
Chief, and other distinguished cAarsuisEs (;
also descriptions Of Russian Society and Gov
eminent, &c, making one OF the most inter.
esting works ever pubIished. II is beautiful
y Illustrated with fue tinted plates, and
bound IN the best msHnss- We ssad > spe-
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any part Of the Uniied Slsles, free Of post
age, on receipt OF the pfice, .SI.26.
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e y selsse 81 = eLlass P,s5is2<r.
No. 10 North Fourth Street.,
,.u.t,sis9 PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
November "a, is5s.-4t. - ..'.7.z.
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Before rs lies Boston paper which quotes,
among q sFanfs Of NE Massachusetts Le-
gisIaiurs, one OF sfo,0oo made sometime
siaes for the founding Of New England
Fsmais Medical College and an annual
giant Of q, 600 for 1--WE yesrs, to sndow
scholarships 10 Il. II is nothing new and
surprising nov 10 ihe most enlightened paris
Of ihs Uailsd Siaies, that The practice Of
medicine and surgery should be shared by
vonss, though at first opposition was made
b vpIeas-minded persons there as elsewhere.
When = few ladies sought regular profess.
ionsI education, and made their way into
class rooms and hospi,sls BY courage, pa
iieuce. ard deviation 10 their object, il was
presently found thai the manners Of the stu
DENT class Of young men underwent ia
vorzbie change. The next discovery was Of
the eager desire (which might have been
snlicipaied1 xsf more than half society for
female psYsseians. Not only did wives and
mothers desise the attendance Of qualified
ladies' in their own cases and those of their
children, bet husbands and fathers sanction
ed the natural pssfsrence. There are al
ready eight female physicians practising I'M
der diploma 10 Boston, some Of whom
hase large aad Iaefaiise practice. There
we're thitiy-eishi saudepis in the Female
Medical Collage lsss ysas, aud eight have
already graduated from the young institution.
The legislative grant Of slo, 600 was bsstow-
ed % condition Of an equal sum being raised
from other resouces-a stipulation which il
now ueaty fulfilled, while il is known ihai
divers lssacies will accrue in courss Of lime
OF ths eFadusiss who have entered npon
pssesiee, eae esn exhibit register of nearly
7e0 b:nks, vhich have been sccomplished
with . sissuiss ssfssy aad suecsss, Ano'hsl
hes axHs6sd Asfwsen 500 sad 1000, vish
like ssssIse Whsnsses there ere sufflcisu'
dsss 10 establish de faet (sow little, if al al
dispused ia Anerics) tha, childbirth isfrssd
from - want dif3esIsiss and dangers when
the unaalasri presence Of men Is dispenssd
wish, The medical and surgical care OF wo'
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On Wednesday, the I1ih instant, BY the
Rev. d. J. Waller, Ma. ApRAHAM H5psoE, 10
Mas. CATHAszNE HAxzELpsHE. both Of Scott
township, Columbia county, Pa.
On Thufsday, ihs 6iil instant, By the Rev.
r. A. Sharetis, Ma. THonts WEAvER, and
Mfss SaRAH DIETEsfcH, both Of Blentour
township, coioxbia county, Pa.
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a Delaware, New Jersey and Pennsyl-
vania were the first three States that ratified
the Constitution. True 10 their first princi-
pies they nobly came 10 the rescue Of thai
great char Of our nationality, and cssl their
united vote for James BncAanan. 49,
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o. ssssn3sy Isst, tIs sister Of the sheriff Of
Bs,Sss eesats, Pa, While exsminisg the
,r;<oae-s, bsts. IN sompssy with female
eoavses. ii ths Dcsisssown jail, discovered
two iron insuumsuis, es'den'ls intended fos
desssce, and reported the sxus 20 the shef-
ID, who, On Sunday morning, mste 'aof-
oush examination, and found that scvefa! OF
ths most Desperate couviets had taken out
de fivsss Of shsiT leg irons, and ttresseued
20 kilI any person WHO sifsmpsed to replace
Them. Win tbs aid Of revolver he forced
lhem ali into Dungeon, ard having sent for
. Blacksmith se soon succeeded 10 replacing
fke iron = q ssnbasntid manner. A heavy
woodsa bisjzeou, mounted with iron, and
an iron bot sbzrp at one end, were found
seesesed abort he mssineerk =
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q In Phiiadslphis, Passtnofe William
son, Edmund Schema, and Moses Hsgar
have bsen held 10 bail 10 answer the charge
Of libel On the Hon. VIM. B. Reed, Mr. w.
B. Rankin, and others. Ses 73s.k sss.9
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10 WiIkesbare, on Wednesday last, Mrs.
ANN Z. NIEBEIL, wife OF Edward s. Niebeil,
senios editor Of The aL&i<erHe Unsen.n
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the first of December. Il vas q great cos
veaiescs 70 Noubsm and Wsasm usseIsn
By whom iss diseoaiinssncs will be regretted.
We understand, however, hat sthe train has
bees kept sp dsrins tks last eishssen moaihs
u dziIy los 10 The Reading Railroad Com
pssy. - The hope Of slfrscsins sufficient
amount of throssb travel over The rouie nf
which d i lisk, 10 make if permanently
EsmsnsEzfiss. Ths hope has not bssa real
izsd, aud sf'er fair tisI Of the expenmeui
de Company sss rslucssady compelled to
seIiaqaish d. 20 least for the present. Pas
ssasess 90 EImirz>sd all paris on ihis side
can axe the regular up moming mail tr.in
Il Pailzdeiphiz which leaves there one hour
Izser thsn The Express did. II fbound bsyosd
Elniss, they lay over there from e.49P. M.
mil 40 a. d. nexi momirs. Tksosah
eosssesioss 10 Nisgsra Falls arc made fssn
The up p. d. Mail irsIa, % ID pfese7f. sa
Returning, Soaihern boand trans connect
from Niagara FsIls vish The dewa bsomisg
hlsiI Trsiu, passing Post Ciiasoa si s.is A
=; and f1oa Einiss wish he down p. II.
Had Trsis. pss>ias Pon Clinton al 4.4s
!. u =.r4s sss.r as -. 4-ss 75s
a-= >>se~-- .rs =
Robbery.
o. Friday sishl, De Illh. inst, q robbery
seozusd In Pssy iowsshsp, SchayIkiIl ceun-
y, singsIsa = - zsisesmsssocs& Anumbsr
Of ssasizsa nes fasn Mahsasy were return
~ fso. PessvsIie, whsss hey bad dspOsiisd
Of shsix naskssiag, sud aeppsd n shs pubic
hssss Of Francs Dsagisr. Tbs parry con
ss&ssd Of wm- Shsuy, wm. Bsissel, William
RessIsE, Is. Reiaz, Daniel Gsia and oshss-
Upse Bssirisssfor De sight, '..Shsry, BsisssI
.sd Reisz pIsesd lhsir csoehes under 'heis
piIIsws for Ihs hessss security Of thsir moasy.
lie ~ ef Gks nsn slsps vish thsir clashes
o. Dpfisz he night some Of tbs party
ssoss snd diseossssJ ihst bis cloths wefs
sess fssm ssdsr dis lead, ssd were on ths
Seer. Uess ssssskiss ihsu his pousy mas
found uissiag. tbs sioihss Of The osher iso
vsse sIze removed frum uEder ne pillows,
sns De nsssy esns. Tboss w.so slept with
shsis essskes o. wsss usdiaurbed. Afisr fhs
discovery Of the robbery, the parry immsdi.
ssely sssnsd foE . aeishboring isssm about
. nile %, whsss znoshsf company of msrksi
nsa - stopped They wanted 70 zee
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Gisi Jacob, Berry William,
Gerhard Henry. Beranco GsoRs,.
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EVENING STAR.
BRILLIANT5.
A ROMAN FATHER AND SON.
ADDISON.

ADDISON.
Cato. Thy virtues, prince, IL / forsfee Alright
VIII one day make thee great; at Rome, hefeaf
Twill be no crime to have been Cato's friend
Portiss draw near! MY son, thou of has seen
Thy sire engaged in a corrupted state,
Wrestling with vice and faction now thou seest
me
Spent, overpowerd, despairing Of success:
Let me advise thee TO retreat betmes
To thy paternal seat, the Sabine field,
Where the great Censor toiled with his own
hands,
And all our frugal ancestors were blest
In humble virtues and rural life
There live retired; pray for the peace Of Rome;
Content thyseIf TO be obsc urely good
when vice prevails and impiOus men bear SWAY,
The post Of honor Is private station.
POrtiHS l hope my father does not recon-.
mend
A life to Portius that he scorns himself
Cato Farewell nay friends IL there be any
you
Who dare not trust the victor's clemency,
Know, there are ships prepared by my command
Their sails already opening to the winds)
That shall convey you TO the wished for port
Is there aught else, my friends, can do for you?
The conQueror draws near. Once more farewell,
IL e'er we meet hereafter, we shall meet
Where Cesar never shall approach us more
Pointing 10 his dead son,
There the brave youth, with love Of virtue fred
Who greatly In his cOuntTy's cause expired,
Shall know he conquered. The firm patriot there
lNho made the welfare OF mankind his care)
Though still, by faction, vice, and fortune crost
Shall lind the generous labor was not lost