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DYSPEPSIA AND LIVER DISEASE.

Do you rise with a coated tongue mornin q,
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90 weak and laoguid you can scarcely get abouti
Do you have a dizziness in the head at times, and
often a dullness, With headache occasionaliyi-
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tite changeablei Do you throw up wind from
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TPuBL1c-N 92.l

AK ACT to punish and preve at the eounterfeiting
of coin of the United States.
Be it enacted By The Senate and Rouse o. Repre-
sent1tipes of tbs United States Of Anleri5a IN Con-
greSs assembled
That if any person or persons, except as now
authorized by law, shall hereafter make or cause
to be made, or shall utter or pass, or attempt to
utter or pass, any coins of gold silver, other
metals or alloys OF metals, intended for the use
and purposes Of current money, whether in the
resemblance of coins of the United States or of
foreign countries, or of original design, every
person so offending SHALL on conyieti2 thereof,
be punished by fine not exceeding three thou
sands dollars, or by imprisonment Tor term not
exceeding five years, or BOTH ct the discretion
of the court, according to the aggravation of the
Offence.
AnnoY,d Inc s, 1864.
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Deaf reported in Washington, June
2Sth; Oliver Davis, Sd Vt; Silas Moul-
ton, 18th Vt. Isaac Clark, LIST VT. artil-
lery.
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[PuRLIc-No. gu

Az ACT to provide for granting an honorable
naval service.
Be IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
SsatativeS Of the United States Of America an Con-
greSs assembled
That honorable discharges may be granted to
coal-heayers and fremen in the naval service of
the United States in the same manner and sub
ject to the same conditions such discharges are
now granted to seamen, ordinary seamen, lands
men, and boys.
Approved, June T, 1864.
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A BEAR CAUGHT.-Emery HOLSTER Of
Woodford, caught in trap the latter
part of last week in that town, young
bear
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TRIAL OF MOVING MACHINES. The trial
Of moving machines on the lands Of
John Gleason, near this village, resulted
in the sale of number Of the Hubbard
mowers ON the field, while none of the
others represented had purchasers,
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AN ACT to provide for the payment OF the Sc
cond regiment, third brigade, Ohio volunteer
militia, during the time they were mustered
into the service of the United States.
Be 1t enacted by the Ssncts and House Of Repre-
sentatipes of The United States Of America an Con-
gresS assembled
That the second regiment, third brigade, Ohio
volunteer mila, mustered into the service of the
United States at Cincinnati, Ohio, on the fourth
day of September, eighteen hundred and sixty
two, notwithstanding irregularity may have oc-
Cured in the manner of their mastering into the
service of the United States be paid for the time
the officers and men were in the service, respect
lively, after being so mustered, not, however, to
exceed the period of thirty days.
Approved, June 8, 1854.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr William A. Chaplin, of
Ludlow, has received an appointment as
examining surgeon for the Pension De-
partment.
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cAVR YOUR GAST-0FF CLIO
- THING. Cash will be paid for woolen
Rags in large or small quantities. Those with a
mixture of Cotton not wanted.
FUTILE & GAY.
March :, 1854. d&wtf
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fpuBL!c RBsoturIox-No. 81.

TPUBLlC RBsoLUTIoN-So. 81.
RESOLUTION to compensate the sailors on the
gunboai Baron de kalb'' for loss of clothing,
Resoired by the Senate and House Of Rspresen-
tot,res Of the United States Of Amsriea in Congress
assembled:
That the proper accounting officers of the
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HONOR To THE SECOND VERMONT
The following farewell order was issued
to the officers and men Of the veteran
Second Regiment:
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND DTvrsIoN,l
SIXTH CORPS,
June Goth, 1854.
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Will cure every case OF Chronic or Nervous de
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DrpHTHERIA.- Diphtheria is said to
be quite prevalent in Arlington.
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OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOM
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Resulting nom disorders OF the digestive organs
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fulness Of Blood to
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limbs, &C., sudden fiushes of heat, burning in the
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AN ACT supplementary 10 an act entitled "An
act to provide ways and means for tne support
of the Government" approved March third,
eighteen hundred and sixty.thTee.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08
By Telegraph.
EXPORTED FOR THE DAILY EMPIRE
Last Nights dispatches.


WASHINGTON, August "A letter from the
Army Of the Potomac dated Friday evening,
snys there has bepn no change lntbe positions
Of the two arm es since the late battle. There
has been the usual picket firing. Heavy fir.
ing was heard this afternoon in tho direction
OF the tenth corps repoct was circulated
that the enemy bad attempted TO blow up a
fort in the vicinity, but were unsuccessful A
rebel battery on the north side of James river,
has become very annoying for . day or two
Qoite an engagement took place this morn
ing, between il aud our gunboats, and IL was
Gually uriyen of
The weather continues very warm and CON
siderable sicknesa prevails among the aodiers,
who suffer from diarrboea.
81, Georges Court House wus wantonly sat
lire TO and destroyed by some soldiers, this
morning
LATER "A letter from the Army Of the Po.
tomac dated Saturday morning says the rebels
exploded a nine las, evening before dark, IN
front of the 9Th corps, but they had not dug
to within forty wards OF our works no damage
was done They also attempted to make a
charge cheering loudly bot they must have
been chagrined at finding themselves 70 far
tom our lines Considerable firing was kept
up for on honr. Thp enemf'e loss was heavy,
ours vey light All quiet this morning
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08

ST LOUIS August Fort I,oavenworth
dispatch 10 the Desetet says The express
from FortIRiey brings odvces from the late
Indian raid General Blunt arrived at Fort
Riley aud assumed command Of the new dis
lrict embracing the troubled region The
moVSments Of the InAiahs seemsto have ybeeu
preconeerted, and it Is believed that rebel EN-.
issaries melted them into action at all events
white men have been among them.
The ndiscriminaie issuing Of ratons by
the commandant at Fort Tprrod had made
the Indians very insolent A Government ord.
nance train for Fort Union was corralled at
Corah Creek, and saved Four companies of
colored cavalry arrived at Fcrt Larned on tho
27th Of july Chlonels Price and Scott OF the
Fourteenth and Fifteenth Kansas Militia, at
the request Of General Curtis mustered 500
mounted men in their regiments, at Smoky
Hill, and saved the frontier settlements from
being attacked by the Indians, who are now
scattered-part Of them going South, the re-
mainder toward Platte River General Cur
lis has about 800 mitia and cavairy in pur-
rult, md is making every exertion to meet
the future movements of the savages
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08

New YoRg, Augusts.-The HeraId's 18th
Corps correspondent says of the mine sprung
by the rebels. Oar forces were aware of this
intention, II oUoutfed on tho aitorhoan ol
the 4th aud was Immediately succeeded by
rapid aud successive volleys Of mnaketry The
smoke from the explosion hardly cleared away
when our men re;urnsd the rebel fire, and
drowned the rebel yell With their wild cheers
at the failure Of their mining operations.
The enemy in all probability intended to
have blown up sap, We bad run out towards
their line and reaching il through an opening.
They had however, sadly miscalculated their
distance and their explosion took place iaE
in advance Of the heGd Of the sap. Not a par.
tioe OF debris was thrown into any portion Of
our lines, and the sharpshooters did not even
think il necessary to abandon the sap. The
explosion could bear no cOmparisol in magni.
tpde with that Of Birnside's mine IL was
Immediately perceived that their mine was
ihinre, and they we're satisfied with rising be-
hind their works and pouring 10 muskeiry
Gre The rebels developed no new batteries
and bred with far more accuracy than they
have been accustomed to do. The Losses are
but irfllng-hardy more than would have
been sustained ihrongh oFdipAry picket firing
That Of the ehsmv must have been more 80
we're, as they xpQsed lhemselyes IN firing the
first yollsys and wore ip iul range OF our bat.
tercs, which are greatly superior IN numbsr
10 theirs. ar .H ,. a.i III. urr
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MORNING REPORT.
arant-A arsat Fight pro.p,e

NEW YoRG August The Herald's cor.
respondent at City Point, on the 4th, says
that Genera Grant and portion Of his staff
left for Washington the day previous
The Hernid's correspondent in the depart.
ment Of the Susquehahna says that high au.
ibori,ies, who are acquainted with the general
military situation Of this vicinity, believe that
a heavy engagement will come of at or near
Sharpsburg, B)onsboro, the old Antietam
battlefield, or, perhaps, further up towards
Gettysburg The movements of our own and
the onemys forces indicate such result. 1t
Is supposed that General Longstreet will com
mand the rebcls
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Tho Sountorfeftqrs IN Prison-Interss-
ting phrticulars.


WASHINGTON, August Col c i Baker
returned to toWasha9ton today from the West
bringing with sim aud lodging in the Old Cap
iiol Prison sixteen persons whom he arrested
for manufacturing and circulating counterfeit
notes Of the denominations of $50, $40, and
$40, and Of fifty cents He also brought hth.
er the plates, presses, paper, dies, &c lef
forging 25c metallic pieces The latter tdbe
circulated in Mexico and other foreign coln
tries. The mandatory near Indianapolis,
was most extensive. An entire family, sx
or seven persons, we're engaged In the pritt-
ing and trimming Of the notes, which werehll
good limitations Of the ponuiue. Braucles
existed at 81 Louis, CoviuPton and Neypo
I'LL, which are now suppressed auG their prn-
cipas aud employees are in prison.
While travelling hithcr when between II.
toona and Harrisburg, one OF tho guilty PIE.
ties, although bis legs were foucted win
irons, made his escape from car while IN
motion, aud was killed by the fall 1t is sad
that very large quantity OF the spurious ~
per has been secured Much Of the mann
laoture has found its way into the hands lt
the soldiers Agencies for ts sale aud GIRO
lation has been established in various local
ties
The precise extent Of the fraud is not VT
known, but is believed millions are IN circt
laton. This is by far the most important al
rest of iorgers aud capture Of instrument
ever taken in the United States or any oiher
country
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No nal.Ie at or .N,ar An,t.,am.

WAsHmoToS, Aug. AFTER careful inges.
igntion Of rumors, and on inquiry at the mil.
itary headquarters in this city, it has been as
certained beyond a doubt that there has been
no considerable contest fought in the neigh.
borbood Of the old Anlietam battle. .ground.
upto 6 o'clock this evening, '"
This is made certain by the fact that we
have telegraph communication with Hagers-
town, and that the military operator there, in
his usual dispatch, during the day, has not
even referred TO a rIimor Of battle
IL is difficult 10 tell where the rebels are
posted, but the impression among tbe military
men here is, that eolIision viii take place
near Mddletowu, twelve miles from Frede-
rick nr
General Hunter has been superseded by
General Sheridan y q 81 y
General Couch has returned from Pittsburv
TO his haadeuartersin this city
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08
From thrPnoinr cnnst.

SAN FRANCISCO, August G,-The second
hundred barrelsof moIasaes from Honolulu,
Tor lhe Sap Francisco Sanitary Comnisaion,
sold for Sl,lOO in gold Mining stocks are
falling again
The schooner Haza,- was seized to-day,
loaded with arms for the LiberaIsih Mexico
Arrived--Ships Sutton from New York,
Black Prince and Bethspear isom Hong Kong
aud Shanghne.
A storm at Hong Kong, early in June, de
stroyed properly TO the amopntof half mil.
lion, aud destroyed many lives.
A water spout al Waupoa, drowned 200
Chinese
Some progress is making by the Imper-
alists ngHinst the rebels
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08

PHiLADELPuIA, August The Bulletin
has the following from Ilarrisburg datcd to.
day, Colonial Boyd, OF the 2lst Penney Ivan ia
Cavalry, touk possession OF Hagerstown yes
terday The last scenes Of the drama has
been transferred from our border to rebe ldom.
Later news received this morning says that
the rebels are yetrealing homewards and have
again eluded preparations for their capture
II is thought that under the new Commander
the rebel raids into our State will cease
A dispatch received at headquarters from
the military operator at Hagersiown says all
is quiet on the Potomac
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A FARM AT 2
PUBLIC SALE
No 2Dii,
Superior Court.


Jacob Q, kspeF et Al
Duk7uAAT 10 a decree OF tho Superior Court OF
Mollgomery county, OHIO, entered N ths abo, q
cause, 4 ia June Terra A u 1854, Will, on
laesiay, AHgsif iGta, 1854,
at door oi the our huuse, "a the city OF uav on
10 said county, between the hours of two aud four
o'clo'kP N oftad day, sell a. utic outrry 10 the
highest Mdder, the folo sing desoTlhed prrmi,esl
Hd O. the nurth half OF secuon nunlber eiahtesA
ls, township n1inher three (5), AMI range nan hsf
i've ~, 10 Weoa the Miami ryera IA MOniGone .
untnty, Ohio beginning VI The half section eui ner on
tho weti na OF said section thones north d ~ east
oifty.two (eH) 20 es 70 co'ner the4oa south So
"a TWO hulured ana tf y.tWO and hirty-six hun
dt dths (s,z ~ 100 poes 10 q oO,neri thence south
8 EAST eighty two and forty eighth hundrs tbs 40
B'h ~ POI 70 = corner tsne north So bY Vest
Two hundred and ATTY our and ioriY hundfe nhs 1854
'Gl0ll poles TO me place OF hegnnlng, contain ne
one hnudrad an tseny nine and seventy one hun.
dredthF (i2a7l.iuu) acres
hAid Fsfin q Aioni TAO miles eaa ~ 0sntrfvlls
hAs upon e 4 dFeihng Two log eahIns frame tenant
honse, large epahefd, and sbout hreen scrss Of
Appraised At $50 90 an A.re. Msy s,n for ss7 "a
an acre Ifu. okO. W MAIAMBRE,
Master Commissioner
JNI Al, isot-dawts.
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NRw YoRI, August 8 Cotton steady Is
-four dull so 85G9l0 90 extra State $40 20
@l0 10 round hoop Ohio; Wheat heavy la
2c. lower; 81 POOP 30 Chicago spring
50 22@92 40 Milwaukee club; 50 50@2 SO
Winter rcd Western Corn heavy and lower,
$1,000 new Oats quiet, 81 90; Western
Pork dull ami heavy new prime Beet very
dull Lard ilrm, 2ll@22l WHISKY heavy,
1904; Petroleum iirm, II crude, so refn.
cd bond 81 free
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NorIGRI NoTrCHIl
HEApeuARttRs TaEAsuRrRs uFFicF CouRr Housy. 4
DAYros. MONIeOmanY gorNrY. un.n

hAApsNAhtttts ihtAhuhiAb bIfiCt COURT House.,
DAFros, MOereonEnY CouSrY, ouo.
Order No 2
A LII white male citizens being rs years Of sge and
~ under - tiat are not mamDers Of SONS Nolun-
tevI Ofg 'mz non and sutlect to PERFORM mhy se4
VI eRTu hereby notified that tie books are now
feedy IN this ONCE 90 receive from ea0h one thus
llaului four dollars ~ militia commut tion All
th1se who tail 20 nle certificates Of exemption with
tns Auditor of the County, or psy INTO the Couuiy
lfva'ury Tour 40 lars on or bet re- the 13 ~ Augst
II, Will he subject 10 the coll ouon Of said sum
vita tnlry per cent pena " and oost 0i eOllocton.
All rfoperyi hsb without any exemption.
tVGrHEH NoticE .--Al per on- owing any taxes OF
lSG3 dus 2uth june asl by pAng Oh OF before tho
ldh ths July, do 40 without penalty, all that s not
paid hl that hme ths penRlty musi ana viii be- added.
JONArHAN KENEkY,
Treasurer iptgomeiy County, u,
Treasures Office, Da) ton, July 81. ls64,
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton Market.

DAYTON, Aug. G.
HARSHMANS FLOUR---Red wheat
81 co. Retail $ll so
NEW WHEAr--Sl 70. Old Sl75
CORN-l0O; Shelled 9069lOO
OArS--70
RYE 46dl 50.
BARLEY--Sl 90
COFFEE--53c.
SUGAR-25@2s.
MoLASSE5-$l 10 per gal
RlCE--l5c per ID, II .|.. lU..s
TOBACCO-00@80 per ~.
SOAPS--l5c per ID.
STARCH -Sbc per n.
HARD REFINED SUGAR--3yc per 10.
COFFEE SUGAR--30c per h.
LED--lsc per b.
SHOr--S6 90 persack.
SPlGES--All advanced fifty per cent
POTAT0ES.-S2 90 per bush.
TONAf0ESr--$3 90 per bush
EGGS-26per do7,
WHISKY f5
CHEESE -l5@20.
DRIED PEACHES-25@22.
DRIED APPLES-l5@2O.
BEAN5-Per busbel 50 50@3 90.
HAY-Tmothy S22@23 per ton.
TEAS-$2 6OC92 90
RTCE--l5@lS per lb.
LARD-l5@lS.
BUTTER-3O@35.
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W. ars I.r.parsa Ifar Inra.lon .t Ls.t

Nrw YORK, Aug. 7--The Baltimore Amer.
iean Of the oh says OF the ipvaaioo "Tho
best we can hope is that the rebals will Rt.
tempt TO make it serious invasion OF Mary.
land and Pennsylvania We have a compe.
tent force IN proper position to force them on
this side OF Che Potomac ina fur open field
fight All that we Deed is competent gene.
relshlp TO make our lorees available and that,
VI we may believe reports reaching Va, is a
want that has AZ last been snnnIied
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08
Great snari Rmang GLs Republicans or
Hulter County

CMolSNArr, August 8 - ihe Union Meeting
held at Hamilton, ButIer county, Ohio, on
Saturday last, for the purpose Of calling a
National Convention, 20 be held Mt Buffalo,
on September the 22od, to nominate eandi.
dates for President and ce-President failed
to accomplish their object The revolutions
reported beng VOTED doTn- The vote wss
evidently elose, ,of ihe telegraph would nol
have failed 10 report it.-EDs. ENPIRE.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08
E1pIosion OF ItebcI aIIne--Hoth Armte,
Active. nm r

NEw YoRK, August --The Herald Wash.
ipston special says the rebels exploded a
mine under one of our works on Friday p. M
No particulars are known except that but
little damage was done. it is generally be
heved thar Sheridan is assigned 10 duty on
the Upper Potomac I.. 4.
The Horalds 9th corps correspondence Of
the 4th, says both armies are active In their
works. each essentially iutrenching them
9elveR 4l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08

NEw YoRg, Aug The supply steamer
from oil Mobile reporta the steamer Manbat.
tan close under Sand Island ready to encoun.
ter The rebel ram Tennessee, at anchor two
aud half miles distant, with three other iron
clads There are number Of vessels of the
harbor with heavy ornaments, and the off.
GERS and crews are ready and anxious to force
the entrance
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BAlTNbRE, August 7-s46 p. MI is
reported here tha, force of rebels was cross.
ing he Potomac Yesterday and are going Ia
the direction Of Wheeling The same au.
thorily says that the rebels have been, or are
being reinforced by LougFreefs corps, and
that Wheeling is the point aimed at We
have no means OF ascertaining the reliability
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08

New YoRE, August 8 s--Stocks steady and
dali; money and exchange unchanged Gold
81 SO; n. Y Central 500; Erie l2s Read.
ing 36l; o s G's 81 registered 81 06; $40
coupons " registered coupons Ct one year
certificates 9is
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08
I.nnIrrnls Eor,lf,Inr.

LoulsYiLLE, August The Common
C5pncil, At tue r,quen Of he military au.
thotilies, furnish 400 men Tomorrow, to throw
up fonihoaions for the defence Of the city
against pcAsible contingencies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-08-08
MorrCE

[ roTlCE is hereby given that from ihis day no
N one will be ermitted TO cut tho grounds on
stecle's hin npposit the Miami Bridge ior tho pur
pose OF holding Pc. MICS there Parents are especial
y war cd to keep tho children rom catering my
orchnr
Due penalty will he indcte upSn all such pcrpous,
who without my ppelRi permission shall ~ er Il ose
grounds j. j. BTAuL, tenan t.
SrhFttB HUI Aug. 9TH 1901 nuQ5 3ld