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SUwBER OF ELECTORS
HH e.. -

FveryVhere the dimnu ION amounts to fllly one.
half At Lille, Elb@ul Amieus snd other large
towns, the proportion is still greater In some Of
them, hree.fouIths OF those who were hithsfsO
electors are deprived Of tire franchise. Az Angers,
ReDnes and ot1er places, the dimiLution is arly
equally great. The Legitimists, who were inddcsd
70 support the new law under the belief that il
would Lot materially CT the uumher Of voters in
the agricultural districts are sadly disappointed. az
will be seen from the following return from s)me
rural communities
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
THE NEWS FROM THE OLD WORLD
BY TEE CANADA.

Dates from Liverpool to July 20, London l9:h'
Paris 18Th.
The Iteamer Canada reached her wharf At Jor-
sey City yesterday afternoon at about ? o'cOok'
TIE hTowipg details OF the news she brings are
made up RON the files Of Ear Psan papers received
by TIE Trfbnnei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
A Man Accidentally Shot.

BALTIMORE, Friday, Aug ?
Eeury Hammond, well known citizen of War
ord County, Georgia, was accidentally shot dead
yatsrdsy.
Our market is without change.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
TheLegiiimate King nj Frohsdorf.

The Tyibuns translates The following from The Vienna
Correspondent ofthe Angsmsiss Zei,~g:
During visit which paid at Frohsiori, the res.
idence Of the Duke Of Bordeaux, l noticed tho
cOurty household, which is gathered with devotion
ard loyalty, around the legitimate King" The
Prince SIS well IS his wife, and her relative, the
Duchess Of Angouline, BY their kind and consider.
ate department, exercise decided influence on
this assemblage Of the hghes, French aristocracy,
among which l obierved tho Counts Blscss, La.
tour, Dupain, de Vital, ST. Ange, Dako Maille Mar.
quI de Mont, and Viscount de Vibray with his
family. Every day brings adherents Of this dynas.
ty from France and England, who share the exile Of
the Duke and increase the number Of the Court
circle. Both the Duke Of Bordeaux and the Ouch.
cas- ere always addressed as Your Majesty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03
Pronrsss Of the Cholera.

CINClNNATll FTIlay aug. :.
The oard of Health reports for the past 4s
hours. rs interments, Is being Cholera, and 63
other diseases.
PITTSBURGH, Friday, Aug. p.
In the Sixteenth Ward, 10 fatal cases Of Chol-
era were reported on Wednesday, and on Tues
day. The fatality is generally confined to high To-
cations. Two old and respectable residents,
Nessrs. Capt. Forsyth and James McHenry, died
h,t night from cholera.
There are feet water in the channel rising
slowly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-03

The following return shows t. what an exsant
the number Of electors has been diminished by the
new electoral law:
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NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.

-, ,,w.roEK DAILY TRIBUNE IS PUsL''HhD
y" VERY noRSISG, SUNDAYS KAcErIhDJ
.,Ths tribune Buiiai"s'' corner , o. S IN
xo.ssu streets, oppssits the cary os',
nns vs. - ,-,,, snhs-Tfbsrs for iJ3 esno per week
std eesee n,essf hsy cEn pay IN advance al ne
co. 20 oSS 20. ' g ,-f o5 fs per- . saos 10
Tro csns s;,,sr1psoo. taken or III months ro' sIes
sdv. e n Tsss OOir savsqss res.so - ~ ss
sssSses @ coopJ Hsv'psseS'is sssr ID th5se Of TIE
.,,hare ~, sol sloEsl sny Ai7a'enee
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Murder.

BALTIMORE, Ffldsy, AuKustz
We were visited at this afternoon with ire
msDsous torn frain AID hail The streets were
flooded. Many cellars were filed, and coa1idera'
bic damage done.
Henry A. Hammond mentioned in previous
dspatch ms accidentally shot, it seems was bra
t,ly murdered while standing in his garden He
was shot Though the head by some unknown as
mssin. Hammond belonged to one of the best
families in Maryland. He leaves wife and chill
dren. No cause can be assigned for the deed.
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Ccupr.m,as Meeting nj Savannah.

SANANNAHi Auofaayi July oV'
large meeting he's been held here this day.
IN favor Of the Compromise. Resolutions approx
sg of the Nashville Convention, were adopted by
ahrge majority.
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Intel geaes Of ne Hek He ne Ca'V,yEiI Fear con-.
iAue 10 bura IA Pars 81. hafcs 81 hasfsg al God
soiea Cattoynta dGt u stAsRs ~ a Dtis psgs Fl
tf Tdpers Duis q cgHgfsss q fr0tef a.. LsgLsli-
ttrs, FeTscrdl operate Nrs.. LsTsssay. Tab, Por
ihga STdta.. stomp Day "a he Press FtsaHces.
tCa. &c &c 1870
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DldLi,,s NezLi,t,
The PunIahed Article.

Tie following is the srtclsin The journal Il Pou-
Yorl for which the Assembly inflicted punishment
on the editor;
TIE National Assembly might with Justice &C
cuse as its most implacable enemy whomSoever
should offer 70 il 1.-THE Of the i1ilry it ilh.cls on
itself Never was such hcSleness betrayed 10
tie eyes OF morisls The intention Of the morn
ing is NOT the will Of the evening, aud caprice die
tntes the laws which counsel and wisdom should
folye. Take the Law on the press; three times has
il been radically changed. The Commission changes
the bill ofihe Ministry NJ. NJ. Tinguy and Labol-
lie remodel that Of toe commission and finally, NJ.
de Rocheacquen reforms the law of MN. rnguy
and Labouhe. There is but one thing which re.
mains permanent and increases-the profound sta.
perfection OF tho country at the sighto such serious
ievity People ask whether in the present state Of
Dissemination of France order 10 far more COM
pronised than defended, BY an assembly complete.
IL strange to political aud business spirit and
whether it is not rather obstacle than a guar
aptee. 1t has row become a question whether
France is not condemned, so far as depends on
assemblies, to wars turmoil, and revolutions
Certainly il il fact, public and oDlrusiye,
that there is fer more calm and order in the
country than in the Assembly, and that if az
itation, contest, ard ambition have established
themselves anywhere, il is in the legislature. In
what province, in what town, is one attacked in
suited snd mensced with so much vlyacty and
fury as in the Pslais Bourbon There Is not one,
or X would have been placed before this in state
of siege. Does any one think thai the country
canlo1e endure and maintain with i'm puniy a spec
tacle OF civil dscords We think rot; and the
hstory Of the last sixty rises up to teach
that the torch which has conhagrsted the country
has always been applied by deliseratiye assem-
bles. This long and melancholy teaching be- gins
TO bear its frpitF France, fatigued by revelations
md grataitous misereF, demands rspose and Sc
curity. Wee henoeiorth 70 tho assemblies which
shall misunderatand this necessity and which
nourish the fire which they ought 10 quenca. It
was hoped when the Constituent Assembly fell
that il had attained the extreme limit Of diIcredt
TO which a deHOera.iyo assembly could arrive.
The present assembly seems destined TO pass even
this hmil Tie representative system, delivered
to its own tendencies, freed rom the controlling
directing, and resisting force OF q high and firm
will row submits TO a solemn trial in our chamber.
AL seems to announce its approaching end, for ~
acts almost 90 many abdicatons Of distinctions.
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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13
Late from California.

The steamer Empire City arrived al
New York last Wednesday night, at 10
o'clock. bringing one months later adj
vices from CALIFORNIA;
The Oregon arrived at Panama with
three millions Of dollars on board, and
The Empire City brings over two millions,
and nearly three hundred passengers.
Gov. Burnett's message appears to be
rather lame affair. 1t does not give sat
isfaction.
Col. Fremont was elected to the U. S.
Senate on the first ballot, and = r Gwinn
on the third. On the last ballot T. But
Ter King received only one vote.
DR.. Gwinn took passage on the Falcon
for New Orleans. Col. Fremont had ar
rived at Panama. and intended to take
passage in the Empire City, but was de-
tained in consequence of the indisposi-
ton Of his accomplished lady.
T Butler King was among the passen-
gers in the Empire City.
FIRE IN SAN FRANCIsco.-A destruc-
tive fire broke out in San Francisco. II
originated in Dennison's Exchange. "A
large number of the principal houses were
destroyed. The Parker House alone lost
two hundred thousand dollars.
( A large fire also at Stockton-a num-
Der of buildings destroyed. Loss, one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13
Explosion and Loss Of Life.

A terrible explosion took place on the
morning of the 4th inst, in Taylor's ma.
chine shop and printing press manufacto-
ry, New York City, causing considerable
loss of life al.H @
st. John, Bum. & Co., General Ware
Manufacturers occupied the first floor
The second and third floor by Taylor
He had six heavy power-presses and other
heavy work in the rooms.
The fourth story was used as a book.
bindery, altogether about one hundred and
fifty persons, and it is supposed not less
than one hundred persons were killed in
stantly with the explosion. The building
raised six feet from its foundation and il
fell with terrible crash.
Thirty dead bodies have been taken from
the ruins and sixty or seventy bodies still
lie buried.
Voices are still amidst the ruins, utter.
ing cries distressing and heart-rending.-
Bodies are mangled in a most horrible
manner, and it is almost an utter impossi.
bility for them to be recognized. A large
crowd has assembled around the ruins and
workman are engaged in digging out bod
les. Various opinions are expressed as to
the cause. The general impression seems
to be that the boilers was imperfect. and
were manufactured il is said, from the ru-
ins from an old steamboat boiler consist
ing of pieces which are miserably patched
up. The proprietors, however, state this
rumor to be false and assert that it was an
entire new and perfect boiler.
The explosion was owing to the fros,
last night. A great number it is thought
have been drowned, as floods OF water
have been poured into the building since
8 O. clock this morning.
Had the explosion occurred an hour Ia
ter, the loss of life would have been great
er,
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13
THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY DiSCOVE-
RYIN THE WORLD is THE GREAT A.
RABlAN hEMEDY FOR MAN & BEASTt
H. G. FARRE ELLIS.
CELEBRATED
Arabian I.inim G n {

THyHE miraculous cures performed by the Ara
III bian physici.ts in the days at old, were then
looked upon The result of magic, but since We
have become intimate with their history We Car
,hUs account for their surprising power over d.
sease Their at ainmenis in the knowledge Of
medicine were the wordP, of the aye, while at the
time the science IF Chemistry, which with
them had its origin. was To the rest pi the world
ga sealed book" aid in Bhany they were the
most zeao Of students. IN the beautiful groves
which skirt the deserts oi Arabia, abound rare
plants and odorous woods. whence are obtained
those aromatic gums fragrant balsams, OF which
this incompatible lniment is composed, and BY
whose stimulating, unctuous, penetrating and
Anodyne properties it is, when applied, instanta.
neously dfused through the whole nervous sys.
TEN, allaying the most Intense pain in the incredi
bly, short time Of 10 or Is minutes. Its action 10
prompt. p 'werfu aud tffecrual without the least
danger. ltpenetrates the flesh to the bone, re.
lakes contracted cords, restores TO limbs which
have been pasieG for years, causing the shriveled
flesh TO grnw out and rich blood to circulate
through It's veins Ii restores the SyDovial Fluid
or Joint Water, and this is The teason why il has
heen SO universally successful in curl, all diseases
ci the JOINTS, In chronic affections OF the Spine,
Liver Lungs and Kid eys, this great Arabian
remedy stands unpara.h!e;,;; for Agne Cake or En-.
lar"fment of the Spleen it is SPECIFIC; and for
hheumati:m it has performed some of the most
extraordinary tnres on record; also Tor Cramps,
Swellings, Pains Wounds, Chhblsins. Burns.
White Swel!ings, Tumo,s, &C. sc. II is equally
eficacious in diseases Of animals. .uch as Fistuis.
Poll Evil Sweeney, Stiff Complaint, Distemper,
Fsrcy Sprains, Bruises, Wounds Mango, Spa.
wins, Windga', SpIini aud Tor nearly all diseases
either in man or beast, which require an externsI
application, this Liriment stands at the head Of oil
medicines.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13
For the Spirit of Democracy.

Mr.. EDIToR We have set of fair
weather Democrats amongst us, who are
willing to act with the party while it suits
their own purposes, but they are dead-set
against organization. Let us consider
how this thing works. We have, in Ohio,
a money monarch in the person Of old
John Woods, who levies what taxes he
pleases on the people, and appropriates
the money to those who come to him in
the guise Of public creditors. In this way
he expends about one million, one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars per an
mum. The same weighty parsonage, in
conjunction with TWO OTHERS, appropri-
ates any amount which he sees fit for the
repair of the public works. In this way
they spend nearly half million of dol
lars per annum. 1t would be idle, to make
an argument against this system. All
the argument necessary to insure its con-
demnation, is to describe it as it truly is
The genius Of the system is the genius of
fraud, intrigue, darkness, concealment !!
Such being the character Of this system
of darkness, a struggle came on in the
last Senate, for its repeal. But it was not
=. repealed. And the thing still lives, with
all its deeds of darkness under its cloak,
in spite of the utmost efforts Of the Peo-
ple's Friends. And why does it live!
Because the Senate was equally divided.
Eighteen democrats voted for the repeal,
and, eighteen wings against it I! And be
it remembered, one Of the wings, who
voted to sustain the throne of the king of
darkness, was elected in a strong demo-
cratic district. But boilers and disorgan-
izers had gone forth among the people,
and persuaded them that it was all wrong
to support the nominated candidate He
was a clique candidate.
Now our boiling and disorganizing
brethren, who always keep such a bright
look out for their owa interests, must for
give us, if we still believe that demo. racy
is good thing, and good thing simply
because it seeks for the welfare and hap
piness of the people at large. And fur
ther, that if it is good thing, it is worthy
of being rendered effectual and carried
out in practice, and that it can never be
rendered effectual, or carried out in prac-
tice, without concert and organization.
A CITIZEN.
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n AMES MAHbNEY, CABINET MAKER
% &c, nEW CASTLE. Monroe County, o.
.sspeeual'y ntorms the inhabitants Of New Cas-.
we a'u Us velny, that he is ready IT all times 70
r,n snem WIN household furniture Of al de.
so.'puohs' ana OF superior workmanship at pric,s
which cannot fail to give sa:sfc,ion. be;n. :. -
OF iower. ihan can be purchased al Wheeling
rroouee oi all descriptions taken In exchange.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13
LIVER COMPLAINT.

the OF Dr, Hubbard Of stamford CT, and others
Dyspepsia
See the of r Wilcox merchant of Attica Wyoming
Co N. Y, and many more, in our Pamphlets
Dysentery and Summer Complaint
IN Children aud Idnls are aoays cured Weakly Children
will become feshy healthy and hearty and grow rapidly, by
the of this BALSAM
No mother need the death of her child by
Cholera Infan,um, while teething If BRANI"S PUL
M0NARY BdLSAM be administered It should be- for
such cases, given in larger than the ordinary dOses.
FOR SALE BY
J. H. MoRRis, Woods6eld;
MITCHELL g. MORRIS. Antioch;
VIM. STEEL, Stafford;
J. Fl. PATTERSON, st. Clalrsvle;
H H. MoTT, Barnesville;
P. MILES s. Son. Somerton;
W. MCDoNALD & Co., Cambridge;
israel GREEN. McCounellsville;
Y, E' B. B p..s's:. r"onss $ Co.. Marietta;
And by agents in nearly every town in the State.
All letters and orders must be addressed 10 WAL
LACE & Co., LOG Broadway. New York. n47
StHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of decretal
~ order To me directed from the court of Com.
mon Pleas of Monroe county, Ohio, will offer
tor sale, at public outcry, at the front door of the
court house in the town OF Woodsfeld, on Satur-
day, the 23rd day Of March, 1850. between the
"
said day the following described real estate to witt
The southeast quarter of the northwest quarter Of
section l9, township g. and range 8; lying and be-.
ing in Monroe county aforesaid. and ordered to be
.old in the case of the Fund Commissioners ct al
VS.. John Atop ct al Appraised at SO, 90.
Feb. l3, lo5O-Sl 81. M. MORROW, Sheriff.
- HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of wrils of
~ venditioni exponas to me directed from the
Court of Commqn Pleas of Monroe county. Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door of the Court house the town of Woodsfield
Monroe county, Ohio, on Saturday the 23rd day
of March 1850, between the hours OF 10 o'clock
m, and o'clock p m, of said day, the following
real estate TO VITA part of Lot No 63 in the
town OF Woods6eld in Monroe county, bounded
and described as follows, To wit: Commencing tor
the at the southeast corner Of said lot at the
east side OF said town, thence running westwardly
40 feet on Washington street in said town; thence
across said lot parallel with the Back street or
commons. thence with the north line tf said lot
to the northeast corner of said lot; thence along
the east side of said lot to the plate of beginning,
with the Improvements thereon; taken as the prop
erty OF the "Methodist Protestant Church, in
Woodsfeld." at the suits of Alexander Toson for
use ct al Appraised at $500.
Feb l3, 1850 80 A.. M. MORROW, Sheriff.
u TTACHM ENT.-At my instance an attach.
IA mentwas this day issued by Timothy Smith,
Justice Of the Peace tor Stock township, Monroe
county, Ohio. against the effects ofJames Forshey,
a Nonresident Of said county. Dated this 26ih
day of January, 1850
Jan. 80. JAMES W. sHANKLAND.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13

or The editor being very Unexpectedly
called upon to leave for Columbus, was
unable 10 furnish any original matter for
to-day's paper; consequently we devote
considerable space to the proceedings of
Congress and our State Legislature.
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CONSUMPTION.
A DYING Woman Cured !!

We this to prove the po,cer to snre iie when
this BAiSAM Ia used after the person cons,drec
by physician and friends he in the last stages Of disease
ACTUALLY dying and in this case so far gone that the
shrond and Jmiacohes bought For the particulars
of this case, and t, respectable and nud0ubed proof Of all
the and iact.. refer PAMPHLETS
This eicciri on Mrs ZlBA DYKEMAN. OF Balls
ton Spa Sdrdtopa O. N Y We prove beyond doubt
many others aimo, rgnauy hopeless and RnHnrabs
of Conghs and C0asumotions CURED, which were pro.
nouncrd tururabi, by skilfl phy;iciuus
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13

THE MoRMoNs ON THE MoUNTAINs.--A
party of Mormon emigrants, on their way
to the valley Of the Salt Lake, while cross.
ing the mountains in October, were en-
countered by terrible snow, storm, which,
in connection with the intense cold, killed
sixty head Of cattle. II is remarkable,
Notwithstanding the severity ofthe wealth
.er, that not single man, woman, or child
was lost. With this exception. the ac-
count very much resembles that Of Colonel
Fremont and his party.---D. .
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DIED.-On Sunday morning, the
Sd inst, ELLEN PHEBE, infant daughter Of
James r. and Mary Morris.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13

"A EF / the subscriber on 'rhui.i,y the Goth
M day oi December, 1919, Margaret Moore, a
bound glrl. All persons are hereby wa;nednot To
ifn>t or harbor her, as will pay no debts of her
contracting. JDSEPii BONAR
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EgAsTER COMMISSIONERS SALE

FN hSiER COMMlSSiDNtkS SALE -
IfR. by virtue of a mandate to me directed from
tie Court at Common Pleas of Muui"s county;
Ohio. in the case Of J hn K,.er es#ii,s, John
Crupper ei al. will be offered for sale, at public
ontcry, at the front door OF the cour, house in said
county. on Saturday. the 18th day cf February
next, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, h, and
O'Clock. m. on said day, the undiv ded inter
est OF John Crupper III and TO the following de-
scrihed real estate, situate in the county aforesaid,
to wit: The west halt of the southwest quarter of
section a. township 4, al d range 4 containing
W acres oi land, more ur less. Said interest he
ing the undivided onethird o! said premises sub.
ect to TIE interest tiervin OF Mrs. Jones, wife n,
Jesse Jones Appraised at $205 So.
Jan IL, 1850 900 Wm OKEY, Mas. Com.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1850-02-13

Reader! a word to you. II you wish to have a
most excellent medicine in your house, to use inn
mediately in cases Of burns cuts. sprains bruises,
headache. toothache, Dehralgic pains. cramps.
numbness. &C.. go and get bottle of H. G. Far
rells Arabian Linmeat. and you will find it un-
equaed by ary medicine Of the kind in the whole
world. See advertisement.