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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-21
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP
Cures all Swelling Of the Glands.

Cures all Swelling Of the Glands,
Either Of the Face. Neck or Female Breast. and
should be taken soon rs the swelling is dctected
thus preventing their breaking and producing
troublesome Discharging Sores, which disfigure SO
many OF the younger portion of the community,
from six to twenty years Of age Young children are
very subject to Discharges from the Ears which de-
pend upon scrofu0us constitution These cases
recover by taking few doses of the Life Syrup
All scrOfuous persons suffering from general De-
bility. Emacaton, Dyspepsia and Dropsy Of the
limbs, abdomen, and in the female Dropsy Of the
ovaries and womb generally accompanied with In
fammation and liberation Of the Uterus, are per
manently cured by Constitution Life Syrup The
disease known as Goitre or Swelled Neck. the Life
Syrup will remove entirely. The remedy should be
chronic and stubborn. and will not b removed with
out extra effort.
Tumors Of the ovaries, Tumors Of the Breast. and
swelling of other glands Of the body will be com-
pletely reduced without resortng to the knife, or
operations Of any kind.
Epileptic Fits, Sympathetic or Organic Diseases Of
the Heart, as Palpitaiion Disease of the Valves
producing grating or filing sound Dropsy OF tho
Heart Case, and all the affections of this important
organ (persons suffering from any acute pain In the
region Of the hearb, will be greatly relieved BY Com
stitution Life Syrup. ..1- =
Broken Down and Delicate Constitu.
rf ra err- f. lions, ,-.t tfl
Suffering from Indsposition to Exertion, Pain in
the Back, Loss Of Memory, Forebodings, Horror Of
Calamity, Fear Of Disease Dmness of Vision. Dry
Hot Skin and Extremities Want of Sleep. Rest
lessness, Pale, Haggard Countenance, and Lasstudo
of the Muscular System, all REQUIRE the Aid Of the
CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP. '' -iu :" 'n'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1864-12-21

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The New York herald., 1864-10-16

ces and Aspasia;" sPosmata Inscriptonee' - "Hsl-
lsnics" "Popery British and Foreign "Citeticn and
Examination Of snaksrere," aud "Thc Last Fruit OF
Old Tree all published at various dates down ~
comparatively recent period.
whilst resident Of Bath Mr.. LApdor took keen ard
vehement interest n foreign politics, and frequently
psnned IN the papers powerful letters and punaen cpl
passing events and hating tyraps and tyranny
most cordially, having witnessed The III effects Of
the despoms OF southern Europe social and nellec
tua progress ne has than declared through
the press his sympathy with the work Of Harmodus and
Arstogiton, and belief n the old CLASSICAL doctrine OF
tyrannicde. And we think that not exaggeraing
the truth when that is very long since he
publicly offered money reward to any one who wou'd
really XII specimen Of the foreign despo' In such
way was ne In the habit Of giving vent,
almost tiu the last, TO tho impassionsd thoughts
and resistess feeling OF old age which
sympatbized deeply with liberty In every shape and
form at eighty years old ss a forty Is said that every
liberal radical who lives TO eighty yetrs becomes
tory II this be true OF majority OF cases, we must
not TO generalzo too hastily, or speak as
waiter Savage Iandor rot exception 10 the rule.
While living a Bath, about FIVE six years siuce Mr.
Landor wrote libelous matter rejecting on the
character OF lady and had 10 stand prosecution for
libel and, what worse, sentenced by British
jury TO pay Thousand pounds damages 10 abe lady in
suited by him. From the day that the verdict was pro.
pounced he never set foot We believe, English soil
again, but had since lived in retirement among those
nc cefvl Italian valleys and mounains IN which he has
breathed bis last.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

SINGULAR HIsArrEARAHcR BRIDEGROOM ufos TsM
AARMAGE NIGHr.-A singular disappearance of bride.
groom upon the nigh marriage has recently taken
place In this vicinity Several since intelligent
and ski ul young man emiaratsd 70 this country from
England and proceeded 10 Lawrence Mass whore he
tanned employ ment in the machine shop OF that city
numb OF his relatives and friends Of the nation
aty wore settled him. and In time be engaged In
marriage the daughter Of his friends
yourJ lady, who congratulated upoo having
ss life partner man OF many good qualities The
marriage day arrived ~ only few days since) and
the knot was duly tied presence Of the friends Of both
parties. In the evening there social gathering and
supper, al which the bridegroom took part apparently in
the best Of spirits. AZ about midnight he out
supposed 10 return immediately but he back
The feelings OF the bride imagined days pas
without any intelligence from The missing he was
perfectly steady his habits, his friends say was ap
parenily attached 10 his young wife, aud motive
coud be assigned Tor his singular conduct At length
the l2th INST. loter was received from him dated ~
9osson II written upon q half sheet paper was
directed to his wife, ana stated that he left her
he unworthy n her and that before she received
the letter he should be This the last that has
been heard from him ard It feared that carried
out his suicidal design. His daguerreotyps represents
person OF mild and pleasant countensncc who would
suppose would nardly cause woman 10 whom he pre-
fessed great attachment such terrible mental suffering
without some overpowerng motive, which at present
not suspected, II may be of sudden insanity
Boston Traveller, Oct. IA.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Trading Ia sreenbacr,.

from The KIcbmond Dspatch, OCT. II
Two citizens OF Louisa county virginia named Andrew
jackson aud b. A. Benson, carried before CoDede.
rate States Commissioner sands yesterday morning
answer The charge Of trading in Ereenbacks. The
partially examined and then continued Till this
morning 10 appears tDut Confederate officer. who was
authorized ny the secretary OF War provided by law
to purchase greenbacks applied for Israee
on Main street, but ne having none himself for sale the
applicant referred TO Jackson aud Benson who were
at the moment IN the act Of leaving the store. The
government agent applied to them directed; but
tho price asked being too high bargain was
made In short time afterwards the fact jackson
aud Benson were trying 10 dispose green backs
known TO the detectives, and they arrested by
Of Congress the secretary OF War rs authorized 10
purchase federal backs but as that body
passed aw making II penal offence In any citizen TO
sell hem how they 10 be obtained In legal mannerf
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

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Myds ns,s wm esrs[sse y seaman wife two sh,;
Chantean. . HArris5rs rsut's Cesareef Mrs Louisa
shsr3h Miss Mary scfA Nlse Char stroedr Mr snd
Mrs Lucas Gs8Ilsl Block VIA avH three Ngses
Eocl Jobp c.ntoa, sober strhi mrs Mary Lopes asd
laurhter. snnh, 3enismin shafsr Peter Burke. mrs
~tra9rs, leS,rd sh,ls Hssgpn Cunnnahsm, 'n!s.
WIN osit~ fturv sephensan Mrs Allen Ryan. Josnph
Morrow Tens eDacher Eqrfy Graves, Philp Coparrvs
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The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Damage to Charleston by Or Shells.
from the Wilmington Journal
Interesting from North Carolina.


An arrival from Newborn briggs the following
Captain J. W. Deuuey, she popular Provost Ma shall of
Newberp who has also distinguished bimse the held,
arrived here yesterday In the Dudley Bucg in charge Of
his regiment, the Twenty 6th Msssach asets, whoss
OF service has expired The regiment Icy at quar-.
antine Ave days. there having besu two Of yesw
board since her denarture from Norehead CITY,
Four cases developed her passage, whe now
the hospital sh,p
Jumcs ". Bryant. an eminent lawyer Of Newborn, n
the recent victims 10 lha fever also his wife and
daughter. Rusness oi al k,. ds suspended Ia New
bern Mr. Joy, EDITOR o the Newbern Tsv,es Ii among
the paseeugers having pended the publication OF 6
paper while the lever prevails The army thus far has
escaped the disease. which conh ed TO the city.
mmuuicatipn from Commander Macomb. command
ing the naval forces in me Sounds Of WORTH Carolsua -
the Navy department, says that on he 2sn he
sending army up Alligator river that nht
to capture party rebels who conscrnting In
that vicinity and he 'eqnested Commander Macomb 70
send Runboat be Scrppernons river head OF the
rebels should thy attempt TO tina, way Com
ina der harie Of the ChcOnee ordered to send The
Wiley City NJ the river accomnsnicn oy the tug Martir
Dow TO tow her OIL in she should get aground. 4
donbe enier also stationed or the mouth OF the
river. In crossing the bar At the mouth OF the Sour
rerpong, the VplAy City grounded and ared upon
from rebel battery of Whitworth field pieces, which
sieuced and drove tho enemy OF BY the Time she
aholt It late 10 pruceed further. lho amy
capturing the rebels.
The Navy nepartmeut received Information Of the
capture recently Of the schooner Oregon 6y the Mar.
c!ssus.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
General Lees Railroad Operations
RepsTtcd In England.
AAgAL SCI PMgNTS FOB THE REBELS
q Swedish Ship Stopped at Quebec
ard Gae Immigrants for the United
States Seized for Canada.
TEE DEBT PERU TO ENGLAND,
&C., So. kA

Tho steamship Heca, from Liverpool the 9Th via
Queenstown the 6th Instant arrived ash'ax FRIDAY
Aoruiug.
The commercial news by the aec, ,s mainly antici-
ssted by tn. per the Caledonia Cape Race
Our opean rIes and special correspondence Of the
europa, dated 10 the lst October reached this city
'fSom Bcstou yesterday evening We publish TO day
tsrestfng details OF teegraphic report from
Europa OF Cape Race
isstated th Il the Franco Italian treaty viii be
ratified un.l the OF Italy removed Florence
Tho betrotnai or the Crown Prince OF Russia aud
e0 pssmar Of Denmark Is officially announced
Tue frigate Ticonderosa has been ashore Naran
ham, Without damage.
Ten persons killed and as many wounded BY the
nploson powder magazines near Firth The destruc-
Non Of property was very great
The Bank OF Amsterdam has septembsr ISL raised
~ rate Of discount to six per cent
lsssrs. Barug. London, announce the receipt Of
ttU ,9s1 2l account Of Mexican dividends.
The failure which bas taken place In Vienna is stated
% be upwards Of a million norns Some London and
Manchester houses likely to bs affected.
Letters from Calcutta, Ddi, dated August %, ept on
~ failure Of Hoffman Co. with liabil bills amount
w 70 Gso0.ooe Of which ESQ 600 MD fan upon cotton
AsaIsrs IN the Bazaar is said dru never had
any considerable amount Of capital they have been
sssb ed by tne hbersy Of banks carry on an epor
nous business in produce and ships. In april May
Sene and July, they shipped 500 OF sugar 5000
toos Of rice ard 225o seeds all Of which have
Saiieu heavily iu pr'ce
Mex sua~csch and Brgnoi we're lu Paris on the soth
q September.
Mss kma w. Cove, young srist OF New York cee.
sriy has arrived in Paris and remaining dur
she winter, deToug terse to the study OF the great
masters
Paris exporters are complain terribly OF the great
niling OF m American expcrtltons. The shipments
have not bern 50 messre dutus The past teu years
hay present
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Pe'roisun Di.coyeriss In Miehas.n.

fFrom the Detroit Free Press. October 1871
Some weeks since account Of some remark
able discoveries and Indications Of oil 10 81 Clair county
The article has induced further exploration and in
nnx large number visitors and practical oil
i,om Penns sylvania, Ohio and the oil region Of Ennis
klien, III Canada. he oil region IN Canaan but abont
1, eu,v miles from the tract in ST. Clair county IN which
gas beds and other indlcations OF oil appear In ad
ditioD 10 the statements mentioned in previous
article, have the following woi authenticated facts:
has been burning In v.,ous loc bes in the vicinity
81 Car river in 81 l,ir county, Tor years Tins is
well known the old settlers OF the county, but
has beeD treated more A. matter OF curiosity or
wCpdernent than .ndic itioLs OF anything vaua
bic IN he reccSscs CT the earth. On the arm OF
Mr., Clark We'll was recently dug about twenty
six deop when avule Of gns struck bat blew
the Ditg oi the Ucp and tle engaged IN the
work c'npecd 10 arara,n the enterprise. On this
farm g,s has oeeo bnrung L for years. over hole re.
Gently sunk here barrel with hole In ibe top, forming
sort OF lube. was placcd. from which, the gas being
lighted, burned readily wi'h clear, bright ieme. On
the Giel farm, in the vclnty weli was sunk two
years ago TO the depth OF oae hundred and seven ee
when gSs was struck that bew out the drl, with 4
noise that was heard distance Of four miles Pebble
stones were thrown up as high as be roofs OF The houses
pipe pot in the well, and the conducted 10
Mr. Gies house winch lighted his dwelling Tor over 8
year Near this place a boiling spring. which con-
s,aDy ENDS bubbles of gas that readily burn upoa
being lighted with match On the Baird farm
raj small bouiders ..conqlomeraes" technic ally
STYLED which thoroughly saturated with kerosene
and burn rapidly when placed in an ordinary hre This
section OF the country aud these kerosene stones give
siroug evidences OF volcanic eruption.
This remarkable display OF burning gas together With
the gum beds In that vicinity, and the kerosene rock.
basin. Burning gas almost invariably not always.
found In connection with paying oil wells Incidents
similar 70 thuss mentioned above might bs largely null
tiplied.
These fcs have finally aroused inquiry Ia the minds Of
Eastern captalists New York company has recently
purchased the lei farm for, informed. he
Of 81 0C0 They have also leased the Rsird arm and
other tracts in ih;t immediate vicinity, all the
the Enniskien OF s In Canada and but about
miles distant from latter About four Thousand
have been purchased and leased BY this company We
understand they intend commence boring rs soon as
ca hich
will bc in about four weeks.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Celebrities Of the Ring Collected in Dub
fn-No Difficulty Anticipated the

From the Dublin Freeman's Journal Oct II
The parties Interested m bringing off the m.ch for
81 600 between Eace and oburn had meeting Jester
day at Mr.. Wood oace, Island bridge, when Is
stated al the premnaries except finally and
satisfactorily arranged. The matter hold
appointment Of the .referee, the gentleman who will
have tue pleasant duty OF aduGicating upon dis
puieG poiuts that may arise between the baLgercnts
during he fight No difficulties h,oscsr i,I Le taro1op
tie Of e sle ;.on OF Lis important a0fciatn
the representatives Mace tpbufu respective
settle every punt amicaby aad bring
4 the N II face 10 face Ia tie ring
In order to make all things the and stakes
which used by pugistc practioncrs the "Lou-
don circuit will be brought here be used in
form Ee ring within which ihe boxers cJnlend
on tuesday several 0. the most hrhtipg ,nen
for tho event, will be tod on as
"rin. keepers, to preserve "order and impair
ta'!ty while the combat Proceeds.
l.sst evening, from I'll lte 10 the night, Mr.
woodrofe . tnronced by parties ANXIOUS TO
TIE conqueror Iom 80 Joe Cobley, ''tbe E.stc
Potboy.' Jack Hioks. "tne Clover LighJ weight md
"Young Napper, who, the 2Din day OF the
bad the pleasure smashing opponent re ooing
the table name 81 ibe "Youug Dove for
hundred pounds all these celebrities of the English prize
the OBJECTS o attention and Id.r.
able display OF hospitality
Another large batch lighting viii. IL is said ar.
rive ~ toao tbs day wh the ntenton Of beng cot
at tie hight The Of iace aud Coburn represent
hotn beug In splendid condition ard cacn eager lor
the fray and conf dent OF success.
From log 'tip az 1t Is called. be had
at bir woodohe's ny those 9ho wish TO witness pas
sage at arms between the rival champions.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
The Battle OF Saltville, Va.-Rebel Es
climate Of BurbrtdEe's Losses.

a.
Our forces at ssltville have buried hundred and
six white Yankees and one hundred and nifty negroes
aud have eighty six OF their wounded the result OF
the late fight there Our loss officially asCer
tanned TO be thirteen killed hundred and wounded
aud twenty three prisoners letter in PETERSBURG
Express speaking Of this battle and the way the
behaved, says
The topography OF the country In the immed ate vi.
cinty OF the battle field mountainous. II is about
one mile from the satworks, and q part OF IL be
distinctly seen from the works. Our reserves, who be
haved ike veterans, stationed In deep valley
we're charged by tho Yankee cavalry from the eastern
slope OF the valley, clear field. In this charge
lost twenty. one, who taken prisoners. The re-
then fell back and occupied the slope Of
the valley, which 10 thickly covered with bsars and
under growth
Here the enemy attempted another charge, comius
with sabrss drawn and yelling like wild Indians. Our
reserves stood like wall OF sdamant with cheeks
bianched and hearts unmoved, awaiting the onset When
the Yankees arrived within full range the sturdy
OF Scuthwesern Virginia, rccolecng the galantry or
their orefshers and the sacredness Of their
fresdcs poured voey after volley into the
OF the foe, causing him a. nrst 70 rccoii and u
mstey 10 fall back in great disorder The dead bodies OF
the invaders thickly strew the ground IN all this vcln
ity and the stencil 10 intoerabe.
The battle commenced on Sunday about ten A. N, m
continued at Intervals until dark About ten r. NJ II
discovered that the onomy we're rereatng and carrying
or such OF their wounded tho means ai hand would
permit.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
,u,v th'oy that can possibly rsco

= 1uiy lhoy that possibly recommsnd She repuoli
"a csrd,fttut- - tbs a'O bat, on The otter hand,
tue party ALREADY av'dei against Itself oy
dlne,e ces n l9gpp even niarkea 40 those be
Lncoir aud u leuout repJrlsd secession OF
Vsilapdgbam and the Woods from Mcclellan 10 syeot
OF no little importance, AID ,he Generals msnhess
which oocssoasd s obviously the result Of the sue
cess es at Atlanta and Mobile.
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
THE COBURN-MACE FIGHT.
Tho Preliminary Excitement q nd BE
ttAG In Irol al q The CONTEXT.

from the Northern (Belfast) Whig Sept, 20.
AS the day Of the great be, Mace and
Ccburn draws near the excitement in this part Of the
Kingdom increases, especially CoDurn has declared
that be viii not ngnt II the original condition be ad
hercd that the place II al olD.
Ireland. and within huuGfed miiet Dublin In
Belfast ibe odds five to four and four Mace
but further south the men evens .
Rumors aoat and places have been sst down
scene OF this great pugstc encounter but they all
astray consequence OF Coburns refusal TO
OF Ireland the selected spot has yet been dxea
but wiz De finally settled among he fancy this d'y,
and will be kept Irfscy secret till Monday next and
viii then Only be told those who del upon
and who win py down te cash for conveyance 10 the
SPOT
The New York herald., 1864-10-16

The reported death Of sr, James W. Bryant and WIFE
Ia New bern, North Carolina, from yellow fever, Is tue
Bes'des them the Glowing citizens also announced
as having ailcn by the same epidemc:-Wm. Hutchus,
wi G ana son Edward Hurt and two children, Rev. j.
A. SUydam. 0 = Street aud wi e. Mrs. T. J. Hyson,
Captain bartholomew Over, Bradford Gstp and wife,
G. r. aosS.ns, John Taylor, John Gaskns wife, MSS
Prudence Rice, Captain Purnel Hail. J. 0xley. Miss
kebescs Wallace ia also reported among the dead
The New York herald., 1864-10-16
Urocktya CITY News.

FUNERAL or ikuThhANT MIBDLBTON
The fureral OF Lieutenant Benjamin r. Midd eton, o
the One Hundred ard Thirty ninth regiment New York
Volunteers, took place Friday afternoon from the
Fleet Methodist Episcopal church. The services
conducted by the Rev NJ Hatfield, who preached
eloquent the occasion in which be advertcd
to the patriotic services Of deceased and alluded fee
ing TO his early death The Lieu,e alb ut
twenty-five years or age He marched with the One
Hundred aud Thirty ninth from this city
ago participated IN all the battles 10 the regr
ment ougleed distinguishing himself By his bravery
several OF asuns Previous IT, taking mission IN
lin II ed and Thirty nin nb be attached ths
famous rroCklyn Fourteenth those present ths
church Colonel r. Fowler, Lieutenant Colonel Jor
dan Major He'd and otner officers Of the Fourteenth
Fortrde l. dgc, r and A. 81 Of which be was formerly
a member attended In q body under the marshalshp 81
Charles L. Kirby. 80. Company E. Fourteenth regiment
Captain Eicocs accompanied by Corners Brooklyn band
wers ed The coffin OF fine rosewo9
with heavy silver mounting and plate bearing his
age aud date OF death lie killed by MIME ball 10
the assault or Fort Harrison the 20th OF September
last After The bad been conccded the remains
conveyed TO their at resting place, In Greenwood
Cemetery followed by long me of carriages tAininl
relatives and sympathizng iriends.
Missouri cengre'sionai Nominesio..
81. Lorp, Oct Is, 1894
The Radical Union Convention in the First dissrics