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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-16
POSTSCRIPT.

The Guernsey Jeffersoni,n. announcing the
glorious triumph of the democracy, in that ooun-
ty, is received. The majorities range from 80 to
200.
BELMONT has gone whig by from 200 to 800.
Hunters reported majority 800.
JEFFERSON has gone for the democrats by ma
jorities ranging from l2o to 10. This gives US
ademoci attic gain Of Representative.
FRANKLIN whig same as last year.
MONTGOMERY whig-about ds last year.
MUsKIN GUM reported whig $50.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-16
From the Ohio Statesman.
Losses Of the Cd Ohio Regiment.

The federal whig papers seize upon
every story, true or false, to discourage
volunteers, and aid the Mexicans. The
letter Of DIR. Trevitt exposes the ialse
impressions put about by these papers.
| Our attention has been called more
particularly TO it by certain humbug
paragraphs tha: have been going the
rounds of the whig papers, TO discour-
age re-volunteering.
ltis said, for instance, that not half
Of the old regiments ever returned.
That may be, without a necessarily
great mortality. For although the Cd
regiment was located in the most sick.
ly region of the whole country, and al
though nearly every man and officer
were sick during the season, the fatali-
ty was small. Yet perhaps mol more
than half their original humber return
ed. To account for the absentees. it
will be necessary to count, in addition
to the deaths, those still employed in
that country in the quartermaster and
commissary departments, and others;
those who re-enlisted in Mexico or at
New Orleans; those left behind at
work at their various trades; and those
taken prisoners.
The whole Of these the whig papers
set down as dead. 10 alarm others
prevent volunteering--aid the Mexi-
cans, and then abuse the President for
not furnishing men and means! What
spectacle do the wings present to the
world.
Correspondence OF the Ohio Statesman.
GENERAL HosPlrAL, J
Monterey, Mexico, Aug. 81, l847.{
DEAR Sir: When at Columbus, /
believe, promised to furnish you with
the number Of deaths that occurred in
the Cd Regiment Ohio volunteers du-
ring their years service, from disease.
killed in battle, killed by accident, or
other casualties. The very few days
that spent in Columbus were so oc.
cupied with other matters that | en-
tirely neglected your request-nor
have !, until this moment, found the
leisure 10 examine my reports, and
give you the desired information.
From the time that the regiment left
New Orleans on coming into this coun-
try, until its return and mastering out
of service at the same place, at the ter
of their years service, the
number of deaths from disease, such
as are ordinarily called from "natural
46
Killed in battle, killed by accident,
murdered by Mexicans, drown.
ed, and from other casualties
than natural causes, IA
Making in all, so
In addition to the above, itmay not
,e improper to state that one death oc- 4
cured on the route from Cincinnati to
New Orleans, from disease contracted
before leaving the country for the seat
If war. Il
There were a considerable number h
If discharges for bility-- nearly all
# whom, ] have been happy to learn
ave regainsd their health. I
Y
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-16

GEoRGIA-The democrats have elected their
candidate for Governor in Geol gait is also re-
ported that they have elected majority on joint
ballot, which, if true, will give two U. S. SEN
ators.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1847-10-16

Allegheny county is report
ed TO have given the wings 1900 majority. This
is dem. gain of 1000.
Cumberland co. gives dem. Gov. 1913 maj.
Dem. gain l73.
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Tcnnanegcial Record
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BALTIMORE MIaRKET,l
.am<yicn. Office. March. 20, l647.

CArrLr,--Beeves were not in active de-
mand today, and prices have receded. There
were 470 head offered at the Scales. Of which
60 were driven 10 Philadelphia; "a remain
unsold; and the balance, 376 head. were pur-
chased BY packers and butchers, at 1851 q
S3.s7i per 100 lbs. on the hoof, equal to IS.
75a 81 so net, and averaging e3-25.
Hoos--Sales Of live Hogs are making q,
$3.50 a 81, most. however, al t6 rs.
FLorR--On Saturday there was sale Of
500 bbls. Howard street Flour a, t6.i2i. de-
liverabie and payable in the latter part of A.
pril. To-day there are purchasers at IS, but
buyers are asking 6.i2l, and no sales have
taken place. The recsip, price is not 6xed.
There is an active inquiry for City Mills
Flour. and some sales have been made at So
l2i. Fresh ground parcels, made of Penna
wheat, would command 1925.
GRMs-No Maryland Wheat at market.
We note sales Of several parcels ofPenna. red,
some here and some expected 10 arrive IN a
day or two, at l33 cts Sales Of Md. white Corn
a, 76 a 7S cts. and Of yellow a, 81 81 cts.
No Penna at market.
In Bacon there has not been much done
We quote Shoulders at7i az; cents; Sides al
81 cents, and Hams al 81 10 cts.
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VARIETY.


49, ssshsr@ ~ ~ -
a Remsiy unsurpassed for ErPelasg ITorrr--
faITunted 10 eoaf.iss roiliag Ct q TCsscn-
ers character. bu. 10 IL sssap!s in is az
tioa aid ssfs 10 It's g,pacaiios.
Il I Is not the dtsire or intention ofihr under.
u signed 70 give the above remedy the oru,na-
Try pwEAs which ccners.iy attends The adrsT-
iiseuent al Qwacs .isesieiacs---we do rrs re-
commend ctr Remedy fer snv thing else than
the destruction Of " Crms from lse animal sas-
t'fa--foF this purpose, we regard il rs specific.
We have seen the action 81 asosi osiAe sirs-
pc r-aHsaies ius'nd 10 the Malcria Meessa. as
well as grca, many Of the Compounds ofIer.
ed TO the pubic as jeTrs5 ages but we feel con.
iidrn, 40 renesfy ean be found in the whole
h<l Of Rsmeaies that combines as much scsfy,
and acts as ctteciually as The one we otfer
Daily DEMONSTRATORS prove II to he no orii
nary Resnedy--and we might produce ceiuG-
Gates Hem our most respectable clgizens in Fl
vur 81 ils e,ieclS--hut our ohieci il not 10 ccs
the certificates Of those who have tried il. bit
il is 10 get others in want Of such remedy 10
TRY 1T themselves, and we have no tsass
as 10 the result
|, IS prepared only by the Undersigned, wso
has il for either wholesale or retail.
Those who buy to sell again. will be allow.
ed far Discount from The retail price, which
is Is cts. per vial W. DORSEY.
March l7fgyi1s
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Trustees Election.

Ma EplroR Next Monday being The day
appointed for the election Of Seven Trustees TO
serve Two years, Tor the purpose of attending
70 the interest and welfare Of the Town Of
Matinsburg.
Deeming this election Of great importance
% the property holders and others, the follow
ing Ticket is submitted for the consideration
Of the Voters on Monday next -
PETER GARDNER,
BERNARD DOLL,
PHILIP DlFFENDERFER,
SEAMAN GARARD,
G. w. DOLL.
G. NJ. SHAFFER.
PAT. CUNNINGHAM.
By giving the above an Insertion. YOU viii
o5.se '.M4.NY VOTERS"
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THE FAIR,

The Ladies OF the Old School Presbyterian
Church in Shepherdstown, will hold FAIR
in the "Odd Fellows" hall, on "Wednesday
and Thursday, the 9TH and Sth Of April next
On each day dinner and supper will be SET,
and refreshments may be had at any hour, for
the purpose OF raising money to aid in build
ing Church All persons interested or dis
posed 10 contribute IN this way are respectful
" invited 10 attend
Shepherdstown, March Is, 1877.
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Ahc MARKEDLY S0nsan's
PRIVATE
Medical Companion
BY A. NJ. MAURICFAU,
PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF woAES,
Just Published.
Price 81.

Just Published.
Price 81.
HVIIE important secrets here contained
a though ola nature strictly intended fol
the Married, yet 10 those contemplating mar.
fage, il is equally important
The various subjects treated Of in the "Alar-
ried Woman's Private Medical Companion, y
are Of a nature with which every female, either
married or contemplating marriage, should be.
come conversant, especially the great French
discovery here contained, to ignorance Of the
existence of which the life Of many a wife has
fallen a sacrifice rs also restraining many
prudent persons, from the dread OF poverty OF
prospect Of a large family Of children, from
marrying.
To the female afflicted with the various com
plants arising from stoppage, irreguarity,
decline, or retention of the Menses, il is inval-
liable. as containing the causes, symptoms,
and the most certain remedies for the removal
of her complaints.
Every husband, and every father, as also
every young man contemplating TO become
one, will here find suggestions, which once
possessed, no pecuniary consideration will IN
duce them to part with. Their own happiness,
the future happiness Of their children, depend
upon being possessed Of the important secrets,
contained IN this work. How true il is that
knowledge is power; how often it It's that what
we acquire for one dollar, we would no, part
with for thousands.
On the receipt of 81, the "Married Wo-
mans Private Medical Companion" win be
sent free of postage TO any part of the U. States.
Address postpaid DR.. A. NJ. Maurceau,
Box "l224," N. Y. City. Office Gas Broad
way, ~ Y.
N. B.-Travelling and other Agents sending
for half dozen or more copies, are allowed
the most liberal discount The great demand
for this work, and the liberal discount allowed,
enables pedlars, travelling merchants, and 9th
er agents to realise handsome profits from its
sale A few more agents wanted, Address
postpaid as above.
March IS, lsi7-lm
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Nails! Nails &!
G A II ID L n S L L ID S
F0H lS47

G A II ID L n S L + ID S
FOR 7s47.
lust received, fresh supply Of Garder
- Seeds from Sinclair, jr. s. Co.'s, Of Balti
more-warranted fresh and genuine. The fol
lowing is list in part of stock on hand;
asparagus or Dutch;
Beaas-four or five sorts;
Bcet-three or four sorts;
Brussels Sprouts;
Brocok-early purple Cape;
Cdbbdgc--hve or six kinds;
Cnrot-long orange;
Ca,dy 'o,cer-early and late;
Celery-white solid;
Cucumber-ihree or four kinds;
Egg Plant-purple prickly;
Eildire-green curled;
Indian Contour sorts;
Lettuce-two kinds;
.Mclon-two sorts;
.Nasltrtium;
O,,ion-white silver skned
Pnsiy--dwarf, double;
Parmp--fne sort;
Ptuapkia--four sorts;
Peds-various kinds;
Representatives,;
Radist--several sorts;
Rhubmb-for tarts;
Satisfy or Oyster Plant;
Spulach-round savoy;
Squash bush summec
1omato-long red, finest;
Tinnip--larse white.
For sale by ". DORSEY
Feb. IS. lS47-3w
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Bank Meeting.

A MEETING of the Commissioners. IN
"A der the Act of the recent Session of the
Legislature, authorising the establishment of a
Bank IN the town OF Marunsburg, and Of the
citizens of the County generally, will be held
at lA- Court House, on Monday, the l2h Of
april, (being Court day,) to consider what
measures shall be adopted TO accomplish the
object contemplated.
April , lS47-2w
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The Lccture.

The Seventh Lecture before the Martins
burg Literary Association, will be delivered in
the Methodist Church on Thursday erening.
the sth inst, by the Rev. J. CHISHOLM.
April !, i647--2w
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.IOf{cP.

RNR. DANIEL. s. WHITE having mp.
I'VE pointed ME his Trustee for the purpose
Of settling up and collecting all debts due 10
him, hereby give notice to all persons indeb,.
ed to the said Danl. S. White, 10 come for
ward and pay up without delay, or close their
accounts III some satisfactory manner. Vs..
LUTHER ST,nngr is authorised BY me 10 co!
lect and settle all such accounts.
SEAMAN GARARD,
Jan. %, is47 TirHtcs
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HE CULIIVATOR
rnyy rQGT

FGNIIE volume Of The CULTIVATION" for
a lsd7. Is printed on new and beautiful
type. making The mos, beautiful as il is the
mos, valuable, aHd the cheapest, considering
its size, oil all eur Agricultural periodicals
Single copies 81 per ycar-'Seven copies Tor
s3--l'iiieen copies FOR $40. Published by
LUTHER TUCKER. at his AeRlcuLTua.L
WAREHOUSE AND SEEp STORE, No. 10 Green
ST., Albany, \. y, 10 whom all orders should
be addressed, who also publishes The HoRTIs
cuLTunisf and Josanai u Rural art and Ru-
raj Taste, monthly magazine, as pages oc-
tavo, illustrated with numcr us engrayings, at
s. YEAR This work is edited by a, J. Dow
MING, Esq, OF Newburgh, the well known au.
thor of various works on rural and horlicultu
raj subjects. Postmas,ers aud others interest
ed in agricultural and rural Improvements. src
invited to act as agei,s for these works.
Feb Is, lSs7
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Ffunibe National
CALI EEY g FEC
TCGEA1EE5a 8 FUH MS ySlTC

DAEUEgRIAv GALLERY rNC-
TCGEAfEE5a FUH MS ySlTC
G&FOTS:
A WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals.
N -Four Hrs, Premiums, and Two High.
EST Honors, at the National, the Massachu-
sets. the New York, and the Pennsylvania
Exhibitions, respectively, for the most splen-
dad Colored Daguerreotypes and best apPara
,us ever exhibited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style. without
regard to weather.
Instructions given IN the art.
A large assortment OF Apparatus and Stock
always on hand, at the lowest cash prices
New York. POI Broadway; Philadelphia.
1856 ChesnutSt; Boston rs Court and So Han
over SITS; Baltimore, 200 Baltimore ST; Wash.
ington, Pennsylvania Avenue; Petersburg.
Va, Mechanics Hall; Cincinnati, Fourth
and Walnut, and l76 Main ST; Saratoga
Springs, Broadway; Paris, IN yieiile Rue
du Temple Liverpool, 80 Church St.
June IS, ls46--lY
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m(Cs NOTICE-An persons indeb,-
49, ed to the late Jacob McQuikn,
decd, are requested to come forward and make
settlement; and all those having claims against
the estate, will present them properly authen-
ticated for adjustment.
April | l647-3w
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hooks i! Books!

n WOULD be much obliged to any gentle
Il men having Books, Magazines, SC, be
longing TO me, TO return them, as am anxious
to get my Library together again.
March 4 JAS. Z. STEWART.
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The EereitirS-Esa use,

(built of brck) contains nine rooms, besides
Pantries, Carrots, &c, is handsomely finished,
and prettily situated, in an extensive grove Of
oaks.
In every respect, this property combines the
requirements Of comfortable residence, with
a well Improved and PRODUCTIVE Farm, justly
considered one Of the most valuable, OF lis SIZE
in Jefferson County. 1t is offered for sale up-
on the most liberia! ,ern.s, bo.a IS to price and
the time Of payment
For further particulars, either apply to tie
subscriber, personally on tie premises. cf By
letter, addressed to him, near Lccicwn, Jrfler-
son County, Virginia
PHILIP P. pANDRIE &C.
March a lSI7-tf
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TIMOTHY AND HERDS GRASS
Il SEED-For sale by
j. W. s. p X BOYD.
March II. lift
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-01

seO BOXES MALAGA RAlSINS-new
~ crop--in whole and quarter Boxes, re-
ceived and for sale low by box by
Nov. 10 j. NJ. YOUNG.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1847-04-01

COUP BEANS-For sale.
- Oct 90 J. II. LlkENS.
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EVRESH ORANGES s I.EMONS-Just
y received and for sale BY
Feb. III GEO R.3E.NTE.lL.
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n fresh supply Of Groceries,

II fresh supply Of Groceries,
OUCH as osIeans and sugarhouse Molss
~ ses
RIO Coffee, SalaeIaius and Cheese,
Cloves, Ground Ginger, Mace;
Cinnamon, Imp. Tea, Muslard
Backing, Pipes, Saltpe,re, Starch;
Water, Soda. Sugar and Butter Crackers;
Sperm Candles, Sperm Oil, Soap;
Sugar. Crushed do, Allspiee;
Pepper S;c.--JuS receiyedand for sale by
Oct. 10 GEO. RAENHAL.
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fol.s, EsMasgfN.

4 WISH TO purchase a few bundled bushels
n Of pure white OF yellow CORN. for which
will pay a liberal price
r. K. Depot, Feb. 4 w. KROEsEN.
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Oysters

lust received by G, RAENHAL
~ Sept "a
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poa9sace Of tie Pittsburgh GazeHe
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49, DAYS LATER NEWS
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spt li9ce n The iiue al Chefbourg. aud
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

I'D containing siN Dozen Tough and Ready Hstsfef
sale Wholesale and rctfilS II : hHARFEk
ieu IN tud cap store.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

~ ECEITEDfhis day. 1f5b Horeuo. Grape 4 So, black
SIN fringe, fancy buttons for trimming dresses,
brown "satHu}I0n, also YyeielI sauze hauHe.s, ut
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

@ECOND ARRlNt L.-Beetivc Tins d9y u.ot.ni
- fine assortment OF |Sadtlery hardware. aaas
winch IS some Of tic most teentitel cGa.i and ihH
ls-nes. muuutalu OF the latest s~ttie+haf tas e+tf te'
ifatirhtt 10 tins clty. " T. GtatEE
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

GR1Nrs agd eineifstns. alarse lotjast rec we'd at
t. l3 O HEISE Fills.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12

~ o1tdN6GLfss fHaATES utss-izas Just teseiz
L. and for sale .. MENpEH4 NttAEttot r..
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
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4 ycnHaut4 sada Ash frum I|ivefpsat, OF nigh fest
suitable i0r Glass Makers, winch they otcf tor slle al iHt
io,94af ,,4s1,t prtre. TRlMBL.E X Johnson,
NobI. North STharves, Philadelphia,
,oaa solo Agents tOr tair Market
no ii I4tBHE-WA kENtN has teceized -
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-07-12
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