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ALL SURGICAL DISEASES.
PARTICULARLY To

DISEASES OF THE EYE.
Fo these branches of his profession
ne has given large share of his atten.
ion Tor the last twenty-five years, and
ne will continue to devote to them the
experience acquired by a constant prac-
tice during that time.
The Hotel for Invalids is not an exper-
iment. Its establishment is suggested
not only as necessary TO supply an evil
dent want in this city. in the entire ab-
sence of any special provision for the
sick. but is warranted also by the success
oi similar institutions al Cincinnati and
New Orleans--the former under the care
oil Drs. Taliaferro. Marshall and Strader
the latter under that Of DR.. Stone.
The building selected for the purpose
is situated at the ccrner of Federal and
Robinson streets, in Allegheny CITY, ad-
joining the city of Pittsburgh. 1t is
eommodious and reomy, and furnished
with all accommodations necessary for
the sick.
Applications for admission 10 be made
to the subscribers, at their office on Penn
street. Pittsburgh, or al the establishment
0No contagious diseases will be ad
mitted. j. r. SPEER, NJ. d.
]. S. KUHN, M. D,
February s5, ls45.
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G6etrg.
God BLESS the Mariner.
BIT MARY E HowITT.

Gods blessing on the mariner!
A venturous life leads he;
What reek the landsmen Of their toll
Who dwell-upon the sea2
The iandsman sits within his home,
His 6reside bright and warm;
Nor asks how fares the mariner
All night smid the storm.
God bless the hardy mariner
A hemely garb wears he;
And he goeth with rolling gait
Like ship upon the sea.
He hath piped the loud say, ay, sir"
Der the voices of the main,
Till his deep tones have the hoarseness
OF the rising hurricane.
His scanned and honest visage
The sun and wind have tanned:
And hard as iron gauntlet
Is his broad and sinewy hand
But oh spirit looketh
From ont his clear biuc eye,
With truthful, childlike earnestness,
Like an angel from the sky.
a venturous life the sailor leads
Between the sky and sea;
But when the hour of dread is past,
A merrier who Than he?
He knows that by the rudder hands
Stands one well skilled to save;
For strong hand is the STEERsMAN's
That directs him DER the wave.
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late the property of Jacob Probasco and
John Baker, Esq, on the National Road,
IN Henry Clay township. Fayeue coun.
'y, Pa, and one mile west of the village
OF Some.heid in Somerset county, to
ge.her with the appurtenances thereunto
belonging. This property consists OF
about one hundred and fifty-,hree acres
oi land, greater portion of which is
cleared and under cultivation and in mea.
dow. The buildings consist Of large
and convenient
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O1BEWARE OF CONSUMPTTONn
We behold many who unfortunately are the
object of disease, borne down by its pain and dis
tress, without a medicine to strengthen and
soothe the enfeebed frame,or relieve the poisoned
mind; kind Providence has caused Nature to pro-
duce HEALING BALM for oil living crea-
lures, particularly the afflicted. Heathen, whose
labors have been so successful to discover the
Medical Agent for the removal and cure of dis
case which seems for ages to have defied the pow
ers of the healing art, should be regarded in the
light of public tenefacter.
The proprietor of DR. Duncan's EXPECTD-
RANT REMEDY claims this, substaniiatcd by
thousands who are living monuments restored
from the bed Of sickness TO the enjoyment Of their
dearest friends,and again rendered an ornament o
society.
Those who suffer with the premunitory symp-
toms of CONSUMPTION, should not neglect
themselves from time to time. until the disease
becomes seated, and rendered beyond the control
of medicine, but Immediately procure DR.. Dun
cans Expcctorant Remedy, medicine : hat
certain TO remove all the first evil seeds Of Con
sumption, when used in due season.
Just received doz. of the above medicine and
for sale by Parker & Ankeny, the only author
Ied agent for Somerset county.
Dec. -, ls44,
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V4AYQBNR
R G al Es tate
FOR SALE.

y ME subscribers, agents and attor.
Il neys for A g Cole, offer for sale
on advantageous terms. the following de.
scribed real estate. 10 wit. That we'll
known TAVERN STAND
AND 5 80, IN. J.
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Reed. Payt.

<'HaIlo, Sharp" said Pop, meeting him
the other day in the street. "you hobble,
any boy, what's the matter with your
''Oh | had my feet crushed through the
carelessness of a conductor, the other
day, between the cars, that's ALL"
'And don't you mean to sue for DANA
ges!''
Damages? no, mo- have damages
enough from them already-had'nt bet
Ger sue FOR repairs?"
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f'Pa, is Mr. Clay got hurt?''
~'Ne child Why do you ask?''
"Because thepapers say that Mr.. Polk
KUN NcANsT Mr.. Clay, and l thought il
might have knocked him down."
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One OF the editors OF the Washington
Solrnal went cunning the other day in
a boat and got capsized into the water.
de got DUCK at any rate!
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BUREAUS,
Tables, Stands, Settees. So.

fas, &c., &C., &C.,
He will sell common chairs at s5 per
seit, and other articles in proportion.
Thankful for the patronage heretofore
attended TO him, he would invite tha
public to call and exemiRe his work.
which he will warrant 10 be made of the
best materials and finished in the neates1
and most durable manner
Approved country produce will be
taken in exchange for work, al the high
est market prices.
pp6'45
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rEpus or ZEE HERALp.

T'ess paper is Published every TUESDAY, al p
per annum, payable kalfyearly in advance
Ifnot paid within the year, 81 so vail invarla-
bly, be chsrged.
Ne subscription taken for icss than six months
-aor can a Subscriber discontinue unless at
the option of the editor, until srrearssesare
paid of
1pvrrrtsExExrs viii be inserted at 81 per
SQUARE, for the first three insertions, aisd IS
cents for every subsequent insertion: longer
eaes ia proportion.
IpykRrlsrnrnrs insertedin the Herald and
Republican, three times, nj 50 per square and
80 ceRts fer every other insertion.
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HOTEL. FOR TNVALIDS
AT PITTSBURGH.
DrS. Speer and Kuhn.

VNIiE object Of this establishment is
II TO supply want greatly feItby re-
spectacle travellers on our western high
ways-by residents. without family, ta-
ken sick-and by patients from the sur
rounding towns and country who resort
to this place for relief from surgical and
other diseases. Such have often suffered
from the want OF the various comforts
and attentions SO necessary and agreeable
10 the sick, and from careless and un-
faithful nurses; and been subjected TO
heavy and unreasonable charges.
lnvalids will here be provided with
constant, faithful and comfortable atlen-
dance, snd at rate much below The usu-
al charges.
While the care of both physicians will
be extended TO every variety of disease,
it is intended by DIR. Speer, TO give spe-
cial attention TO
AT CJTR(sT(,AT nfcDnrr
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Pennsylvania Telegraph.
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.


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ttldt Ut COhtiuuCo w Cdii Vh tAO
Saddling and Harness-Ma-
king business,
at his shop on Main Cross street, north
of Parker & Ankeny's store, where he
will constantly keep on hand, or make TO
order, MEMS IND WO.WENS
SADDLES, BRIDES, HdR-
NESS, COLLARS, &C., S-e.,
all of which he will dispose Of at very
low prices, for cash or approved country
produce.
Having supplied himself with excel
lent materials, and being determined TO
do his work in neat and substantial
manner, he fatters himself 10 be able 10
give general satisfaction 10 all who may
favor him with their custom.
Somerset, noyil '45
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
E0S~aru Nlarxxata.

HAvAsA S~pt ~, lss6-Busnsss 10 rather duller than
usually at this and dull season will con-
tnue longer than usual in OF there being
Coffee to ship Tho whole export Of Sugar from this
place and Matanzas since the st is about 60O boxes
OF which 1900 have gone to the States In prices there
has been no change during the last two weeks After
very careful inquiry, find that the amount OF Sugar
in first and second hands about 900 here and
in Matanzas.
The weather has been very favorable to the coming
CROP and the rain and heat continue without any miga
on notwithstanding fair prospects, it is supposed
that prices will advance.
MoLAssEs has risen from 43sc 56t TO sol 62tc per
ksg Of 81 gallons the coast il is selling at Soc The
reports to present date hence Maanzas and Cardenas
l5432 hhds-22 37S-27, ,3l3 against 1884 hhds-39,
6l2 NJ l65?6 c. last year to the same time Price then
90 cents.
TosAoco-snce the price of this article has declined
it has been freely exported to the States, partcu
larly to New Orleans.
IMroRrArIoSs-We have received about ss5 qls Lard
from New Orleans and $40 from the North since the 10th
inst; price SliI, with tendency to rise
RICE from q! to 81 per quntalthree cargoes unsod
holders expecting higher prices.
FLouRThe only arrival of this article since the de-
parture Of the T H. o. from the States) 426 bbls per
the Empresario. Spanish continues very abundant sell.
ing from to dollars. In consequence of these low
prices and the scarcity of plantains the new bak
give IS of bread for 10 cents instead of a.
quantity given by the old establishments is alleged
by the old bakers that the using
goes OF heated -four which sold for SAL per bb be
that as it may there great demand for cheap bread
by the hungry, and we see it in all parts for sale
The New York herald., 1845-10-10

or cAs,s.lsa ga t5s ssis.s: sshn Hsidss
BRisToL Oct Tsld schrs Msrmou Mobile, Dadsm, Yer.
million Bay. From below oth, brig Chapman. cm Warren
NywroaT Oct SID brig New England Calais for Jamsi.
"a: 7th, sIoop Aunawan. Apalachicola
NoRwIcH Oct 3-An schrs Danl Webster, Newburgh; N
Brown Abanp Sid I'd schrs Republican Phadephis; sth
Incas, do; 7th, Shefucket, Nfork
HARTroRp Oct s-Arr schr uncas New York; soop
Orator do Sid schr VIM Camp, Philadelphia steam schr
Sschem, NYork.
HIiApELpHIA Oct 8Ar ship Persian Liverpoo barques
Harriet Thompson ST Thomas Louisa Hayana brig Antares.
Fall Ryer schs Increase. Povidence Edmund Frances,
Hartford Cid brigs Albert Fearing 81 John, NB; Topaz,
Eastport; Ene Boston; schrs Delaware Haowel America
Hartford; Republican Brick aud Randolph Provdence
Niaga Fall Ryer Brace, Bridgeport Poneer Corson and
Volta Tuitle NYork. , =,
Lrwrs Del Oct 7-Ships Stephen Baldwin, for Moe,le
PEBBLE New Orleans: baque Huaco Boston brigs belixe
do Octava for Newport and Seaman for Fall River went 70
sea this forenoon. There the anchorage ~ SAIL OF
vessels principally brgs and schs coal loaded bound out
Wind ENE, aud weather fcggy
ALEXANDRIA, Oct 7-SId Edward, Kingston, ia.
RICHMOND Oct Arr brig Martha kinsman Boston, schrs
Lowell do; Agenora Lubec; Consul JAWS, New YORK Cd
steamer Virginia, Christanson NYork.
CHARLEsToN Oct 6-Arr brig Adele Havana; steamer New
York Phillips, NYork Cid ships Anson Barkman. and su-
yan Waite, do. : - - ),
GEoRGRTowS SC. Sept 29-Ar schr Franklin Green Rad
cliff New York; soh, brig Charles. Tisdale do. Cid Oc2
Mary, Norris, do.
ch Equity Matamora steamer Gazee Galveston and Aa'
Texa
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
Nv Last NIGHTS Soulhern Mail.

Oct s-Arr ship Ariel, Boston, brigs NoT,
Stanley Salt Key Independence Crontnd James Clark
St John NB Rob VAIN and Margaret Boston, schs Vesa,
Southerner Elizabeth and Export Provdence Martha Jane
Zone and Amphblo NYork Augustus Newburyport;
" Erickson Fall Rver jane, New Bedford Below brigs
barque Manchester FIN Rotterdam Cid schrs Superb Taylor
NYork Miami Stonngon barge Henry Clay, thompson, N
York.
BALTIMORE, Oct saArr brig Frances Jane Arecibo CID
ships Caspar Bel Bremen; Cumberland Pensacola; brigs
Adrana and Orleans, indies; schs John Moreau
Voorlis. and Traffic, Gardner. NYork .
ALEXANDRIA DC. 6-Arr briggs Ann Caroline, and Eveline,
Boston, Olive Eastport Sid ship John Marshall Rottedam
brig Swan, Boston.
NoRFol X, Oct s-Arr scr Independence Georgetown for
Bostonpqt account Of sickness q ptain aud crew In
PENSACOLA, Sept 2--Cld brig st Marys White, Nfork.
niscelancOus Record.
Brig INDEPENDENCE, Philadelphia from Cronsadt,
rienced succession OF westerly gael2h u in gale split
foresai lost head rails, knees &c.
Spoken.
Brig Water Witch from Baltimore for st Johns, PR. Oct a.,
Cape Henry NV 80 miles.
Foreign Ports.
SALT KEY, Sept 23Sld brig Emily Cummings Wilmington,
NC; Calais, Boston.
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THIRD EDITION
PRIVATE TREATISE,
mr. R1TpH

nm certain delicate diseases in which the best and most
convenient means OF cure are stated IN the panest poss
being given without reserveE giving also clear and faithful
description of several innocent disorders frequently
for venereal which afford wide field for extorons and
decepions Of well Known Boosting class Of people, None
but those who have had peculiar opportunities Of Judging
possibly imagine the and varied Of deception
which exist this subject the both mind
and body they entail upon society To be had only at
Greenwich street. Price ST. (t may be by post
bound.)
p Aware Of the opinion general entertained Of those
who obtrude their skill the public mutudes Of whom
are seen IN almost every paper considered duty give
book claims especial confdence,-
Besides the authors rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
former works on medicine viz. The "Domestic Guide 70
tse Dyspepsson the Epidemic &c has tes-
tmona letters from the physicians o Europe 10
the most in America as Sir Ashley Cooper 70 DR. Mott
Of this city, DR.. Physck or Philadelphia, and Others and,
which gratifying has permission 70 refer 70 almost
every physcian ofeminence in the CITY,, -,
The author has lately observed that several preendes
have as nearly initiated his and the title Of
his book as they could do but those who should unfortunate
lfnFrn
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WASHINGTON. Oct. z. lSl5

w Oct. ISio.
do not exactly know why, but some how OF
other, should like TO see myself in print. What
one sees IN a newspaper Is so authentic like--no-
body pays any attention to boon talk-but to see
oneself in print, mixed up with members of Con-
gress, reporters, governors, presidents secretaries
perhaps too, on the same'side Of the paper! Oh
my, 1t will be too delightful will 20 round and
show 1t to all my acquaintance II your good ma
ture VIII obhge me. (remember, too, / paw the
postage) the dog who had two tails will be quite
fhsown In the shade. | will walk erect with mv
head thrown back al angle Of IS degrees. NAV hs
30, or 55, or perhaps GO degrees
yYNow after this flourish OF trumpets. what do I
want? Why, will tell ayou. What is an Anglo
Saxon! III we are to 20 To war with Mexico what
Is to bring every thing round straight Why the
peculiar energies of the Anglo-Saxon race If we
push on to Oregon, what makes us do IT Why, the
peculiar energy. Of the Anglo-Saxon race 7 Ii we
make good wooden clocks, or fragrant wooden nut
megs-stll tits our high destny-Ihe go ahead prin-
cipie OF the Anglo-Saxon race. The Anglo Saxon
race IL 10 do wonders on this globe We are TO pull
uown monarchles and arstocracles-make the wor
sup o' the ,Ireat Creator free and unshackled
Inc Ango-Saxon race is destined as il were to turn
every thlng upside down, and some few hundred
Sninentonable things besides Now you are a
,o, a @ M you an Ango-Saxon! II you are.
you eau ten All about their unparalleled energies II
you are not iuil biooded AngIo-Saxon. Won have
heard all about them. One would snno,ss ,ha,,
were Kind OF angel breed. When Caesar
went TO Britain, ne found savages there The
Romans had possession tor many years Wnnt
want 10 know Y the animal Ang o. saxon: how
much ancient Brhaln!-how much ltaianIIhow
much Sixon!-how much Danlsh'-how nnch
Norman!-how much something else The Angln.
Saxon Is perfect scredmer when compared to The
rest OF the races on this globe In perfect earnest
ness, win tears IN my eyes, enreat you to tell me
ms exact pedgree-from what happy combination.
ron what happy crosses, he gets his courage--hs :
intellect, ms iDdomtable perseverance-hls human
lty, his beauty, &c. Nc.
Now you are philosopher, and this is strictly a
Philosophlc question. The English race horse is
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
REM la r. KABLE CURE
OF CONSUMPTION
SCHE+NCK'S
PULMONIC SYRUP.

NEW YUKK, Sept. 1G, 1875.
nR SCHENCK:-Sir-My daughter, Mary Ann Johnson
- subject affection Of the spine for the last
years wilma settled pain in her left side with frequent head
the stomach and her food would digest
hi, was followed by sufocation and then fits scarcely day
passing without her having three four employed the most
then stated her case Dr. W. of this city; he
about three weeks which changed her suaton but
isnd Of mine ADVISED me to try sCHENCKs PULMONIC
SYRUP she had fit about three after taking the first
Dose and my asonshment she has had more which
about three months sinceshe took in all nine bottles My
daughter enjoys health she ed be
No. ls9 Twentieth street New York We tie whole
family feel grateful you for such
valuable medicine, which no family should be without
VIM. JOHNSON
SARAH JOHNSON,
No 189 Twentieth street, New York
We the public bear mind that r. s. Beekman
longer Tor the sale the Schencks Pumo.
mic Syrup.
Beware spurious limitations To obtain pure genuine un.
adueraed Pumonc syrup directly to the Popetor OF
fee, No a Courtlandt street, New York s26 2w.r
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Foreign lmpsrlaIions.

LyERrooL-Shp Reported yesterday)-52 crts
cks q Bu-2ll4 bars iron Crooks-5 Newbould
100 oal bdls iron @ Shields co-I47 bars iron
Kemeys Breess samps1n-soo bks Feder2 20 900 bricks
bars 20 bdls iron Beecker Oohout-3 casks Hum
pheys Lansing-3o crates hid Jacksons6 cks Lee
co-iOO tons pig iron 239 ingots copper order
VERA CRuz-Bfg Ptersburg-7 cochnea 1879 qtls
ogwood % pkgs skins hides wheat bales aap Ha
gous Bros do do Padre-s do 97s
hides Renard co2O3 dollars Lssaa col3o3a do Peter
Harmonys Nephews2l08 Boyer co-3087 de la Grauja
1900 Rossere co7oo I Boons9l4 Stoddard-l36 hides
Moz Politz-7 bales cochneai Caieux co.'s do Schrage
Koop coll do Pavenstedt &Gronug-2 boxes
schen X Unkart-3 his X II White.
PoRr Az PLArr-schr Bridgewater-l2 sticks mahogany Q
do sanwood 400 hides Mely-23 tobacco Ca
ruanna-lO do S w Lewis.
Domestic ImpOrtatIOns.
SAvANNAH-Brigs Augusta-ll9 cks rice Phillips Aborn-
5 bis cotton DE Peyster Whitmarshll4 Jackson-l25
Chadwick-l97t to order
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tHE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GoRDUN BENABTY, Proprietor.
CirCulatiOn---Forty Thousand,

DAILY HEhALU-Every day. Price GEMS ~,
.opy--N % per annum-payobIe in advance
WEEKLY IhEHALD-Every saturday Price 81 cent,
pcr copymSs rs cents per annumpayable in advance.
a ALD.yEh1IlaEMENTs .y1MENTs at the usual prices-always
,.,S rniSriNa OF ell kinds executed with bsauty snd
W All letters or communications by mail addressed
20 ,ne establishment bo post paid or the postage
WI DO deducted from the subscription money remrtsd
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
rhorniEron OF rnE New YoRH HsRAL EsrA sLrsnn nrH,
NsrAwsss corner u sutton and Nassau ssrssn
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e. U M m E Il & 1 A L..
Thursday, October o.
are limited--Pots at 81, Pearls al

Thursday. October o.
AsHEs-The sales are limited--Pots at ST. Pearls at
81 LAY.
BurrrR-Ths article comes in freely; heavy receipts
nave put the price down. and the warm damp weather
We have had for The past few days has operaed much
aeunst tne market. We quote Orange county at 20
Genus ana scarce prime State dairy, 10 l6 Store I3J
a IA Common, 10t IL.
ohL.'k.-W Western taken as it arrives, for European
Ghoics nai,v :, cents Eastern and high
CoTToN-Our market seems rat,cr a,u;o. T. .l. 80,
cle We only hear OF the sale Of about 400 bales Hold
els ars 1nwng 70 give way, and buyers for export
tnue our previous quotations We oo"
The New York herald., 1845-10-10
LESSONS I'M DANCING. WALTZlNG. Mc.

LESSONS IN DANCING, WALTZlNG, &c.
MAD ACHLE respectfully to her fris snds and
l patrons and the public general that her regular class
will Saturday. October llth her Saloon, No.
al Walker street.
DAYS OF TUITION.
For young Ladies and young Masters under 10 Of
every and Saturday from to o'cockand at
5ior young Gentlemen.
Evening Class Tor Gentlemen Tuesday and Thursday
at O'Clock.
Ladies and Gentlemen desrous Of forming by them
selves private uadre Classes Polka Mazufka Quades,
days and hour most convenieIt 70 both parties
For individual and private lessons in Dancing Waiting,
Polka azurka for Ladies and Gentlemen, atany xedhou
desired.
Madame A. give her professional services
young ladies boarding schools and private families.
Soree Balls exclusively for her pupils accompanied by their
parents guardians as usual.
Being in correspondence with several of the principal
essors Paris Madame A. receives from them all the novel;
ties Of the day. admitted the fashionable society," and she
will make duty adopt them III her classes private les
sons, according to her patrons desires. sH lmfrc