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Rev. DIR. c. A. Hay viii preach in the Lutheran
church Sabbath morning at lol O'Clock, and Rev.
A. Essiek in the evening al 4 O'Clock.
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80 IA London alohe. ]

Every gentleman who possesses or cares for horses
would DO well 20 keep this book in his house. M May
news treatment Of the worst diseases which hsrcs are
Fable IS very clearly laid down and the method keop-
ag horses well anG prolonged cd age IS that
ture, Of common sense. H.
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How long Eye the first woman, lived, we do no
know 4 is q curious fact that in sacred history th
aye deash, and burial Of only one woman-Sarah
the wife OF AbFahaH-is distinctly noted Woman
age ever since appears not 10 have been subject 10
history or discuss u.
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a DMTNTgTP 4TOnls NOTIcr.

~ DGaNtGkEA4S@st9e Np1llL-
II Letters of Administration having been grantedto the
subscribers on the Estate OF Ann Maria Barara Tegas
lac of Harrison townhip, Bedford county, deeessed
an persons indebted TO saif Estate hereby notified
to make payment immediately, aad ihoss having claims
against the will present them properly aahcufeated
for settlement. PETER r.. HILLE6AS,
JACOB e. HILLEGAS
July l. 1Ss4-ets Adatnis.rrtors
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9e9al @sBpFltisfalfass.

NOTICE s hereby given ali persons concerned that
~ the undersigned having lled his the Ef
tate a. engg Kaufman, late st Clair Township deed,
wiz apply tothc Orphans Court At August ter,a, for
discharge. GE0. d. KAUFMAN,
July !, Ise4-ss AdmF. Of Henry Kaufman, deed-
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nHE OLD FLAG!

JulyI. 1856.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

Of mankind. the easlsst President to manage,
and the person especially predestined and fore
ordained by Providende TO carry on the war,
free the nggers, and give ali of the faithful .
fair share Of the spoils. The spectacle will bs
ridiculous; but IL 10 inevitable.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE COUNTRY.

advertisements for tho WEEKLY HERALD must BE hand
Sti before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening It's
circulation among the enterprismg mechanics farmers
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country increasing very rapidly, Advertisements in
serted 10 the xEkLr HERALD viii thus seen BY large
portion Of the active and energetic people the United
States
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

Some days ago one OF the Richmond papers
INDUCED in certain reflections upon Grants
flank movements, and declared that he had but
one idea in strategy. Undoubtedly he has
been rather monotonous in the use OF bis left
in this campaign; but, instead OF attributug this
to the Generals want Of fertility, II would
have been more philosophical to attribute it 10
the law that made Il compulsory-ts the
fact that a mo vement by the left was the only
one in the relative position Of the two forces
that could take him towards bis goal But the
Richmond journal also declared that Lee
knew Grant and his mannuvre by heart, and
was always prepared for him at the proper
point. Yet, despite all this, Grant now owes
to one more use of this very threadbare
man4uvre the most substantial advantage yet
gained over Lee. he moved by the left from
the Wilderness, from Spottsy across the
North Anns and the Pamunkey, across the
Chickahominy, and across the James II need
not admit the possession Of any very great
genius BY General Lee to suppose that he
ought to be quite familiar with q movement
after be has seen so liberal . use
Of 1t ~ this; but It certainly does
argue . very great genius In General Grant,
as well a. great fertility OF resource and
knowledge OF bis adversary, when we find that
after the above ak operations he could at
this late day gain complete possession OF his
snsmy's most important line Of communication
by this same mannuvre. We said before the
fall Of vicksburg that even II Grant should fail
70 take that place his movement In the rear Of
II would none the less entitlo him 10 high rank
as soldier; and somewhat similar statement
OF the present position would be not less true;
for, even II Grant shall eventually prove unable
to hold his position, the operation by which he
gained twill still stamp him the very greatest
strategist Of the time.
Grant had, up till ave or six days ago. proven
that Lees impudent pretencs TO hold the
country half way to Washington and to OCCUPY
the south bank Of the Rapidsn was an arrant
piece Of hnmbuggery BE had shown that Lee
was not able 70 hold an inch Of territory north
| Of the defenoesof Richmond, had compelled
him TO hurry intD those defsncss, and had taken
position that threatened Lees occupancy OF
his so-called capital aud the country
| south Of It. Lee saw that in every view
the case required that Grant should
be driven from that position. He tried
all possible means to get him away,
and demonstrated the weakness Of the ponfeds-
rscy In bis inability TO do It. Grant stayed
there and kept busy, and bis occupation Of thai
position was continual victory. lie had ac
complshed great deal--lnnntely more thar
any other general who bad led an advance
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
City InsslIAxence.

ExAnuAnoe ron WEST POUR CApsnsw.--hr, A. Hss.
rtt psab~ y Congress from shs Ninth coasrsssiossl
district comprising The rwslfsh. Nnssesash asd rwssav
wares, having ssdsrsd ths appointmslN vhlce
Aocrus 10 Sim 10 t6s Naval Sobed Asd The west Pom
Academy 70 the pupils a The pablo scbcc y ss dls.
sre the examnasea fse 80 Wsat Pne caaseship came
o6 yesterday NE ha of We RDsvd cAacetss1 Insre
were twenty-five oonpstltcvA fhe exaniussica was
eoaduotod by CITY 0upefintendepsy Randall, undM sne
supervsoa " JudsSs oxrdo.e anl datym, Cmy nsnesr:
lan evu tbb Pfesidsat q Ne Board o Rooaaioe. and
iarss Sumbss q che eisads os the composing pupils
me ssamssSsa smbrassA asfth9stc wrstss from do.
Saton eeoGrapAy hlstery ySt,C4 phiicsephyi 20 Ihe
sccsssuI oanldsss wss Robert fletcher, Of - West
rersy eighth street ne sne.srins w.s general only
Nrv Yosx yocsa Murs cArotsc AssouArcx.--rs
ssvsph anniversary thg excellent benevolent assoc's
sln WIN BE- oslssrsssd u Brooks Assembly Rooms sel
bsoems street, fussdav, August -, hApast ssvss
r. ~ E~ nssy ysirs past thn sobe scc'ssy bes besa
Known W tbs pub1c, speaking 70 the world through NJ
quiet uoostyhtitois charity, doing vast seal o.
GOOD All such sncieiss should do We have no doub
thai this snpivssary VIII be fully equs 10 any Of "a,
psst In ipssrsst sod bsacns 70 our Catholic poor.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
THE AMERICAN QUESTION IN EUROPE.
Important Dsclarati0n or Napoleon.
OUR LONDON coKRRsPospgscR.

Important Declaration or Napoleon.
OUR LONDON coKKRsfosDgscR.
LONDON, August 10. 1884
ne Sosaheu Confssvacy Na Be Recognized BY France
Unlea Slavery u Abolished-rh Empnvr's Declaration
to Si,ds,l, dc.
Ihavs just received soms very important Information
from entirely reliable source
Tho Emperor OF the French has just Informed Mr. sii
deli that he never will recognize the rebel States
(sven should they achieve thsr Independence, Dc faco
unless they determine 70 abolish slavery and engage
that all the children born OF slave parents shall be rree
and that "ssvery shall BE- TOTALLY absshsA ans cease
within ten years from the date Of recognition"
You msy be assured shs, the above statement u true
in every particular. I am told thai Mr. siidsl went
away from she interview with the Emperor looking more
detected than be has through oil the Of The
rebels, and all the rebus that hs has received siucs
coming % his iIl.starfed mission The fact Louis
Napoleon Is man OF the world, - well - Adroit
politician He knows thst one strong frcnd 10 worth
more than dozen weak ones lie has sent for ton
thousand haf OF the French troops uQE 10 Mexiso
andnex spring the rest comes away and he knows that
the friendship Of the United States s reality and tina.
any attempt at alliance with red handed pirates
saveholders VIII pull him down rather than give aim
additional strength.
You have probably noticed lately that oil the French
Bull and nothing good enough, mngy, be said Of
the public policy ot Great Brtain under Lard Palmers
peror h trying 70 form or carry out future events must
determine.
The legitimate fruits Of The Danish conquest By Prussia
IL arising among tie codspdns parties and these par.
tes-leavpg Denmark edt d the. qnestion-Are loss
than fve in number, viz Prussia Austria tho smaies
German States the Dpke OF and the dashes
thesslvss the quarrel rises TO portsGsious height,
then the two great Western Powers--Francs and Eng
landmay step In and declare the duch,ee independent
and toll them TO choose their own rulor and
Stranger thingn have happened.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
More Rebel lroa.Clads Building.
pOfvr Inouoyyy Auoust IaA

German mechanic who has bean employed for over
two years by the rebel Navy Department. 10 the
Of Iron clad vsssss says there two
ees u Wilmington, NJ G., ready % run tbe BLOCKADE
four uch Iron. Each vessel carries four guns.
There are also two vesssis at Knstou, N. G. One Of
poundcrs and y 70 DO oommaadcd ~ Captain r. r.
Lloyd, OF the rebel navy.
There also two In the Pedee river north Of
Georgetown, both Of which win bs resdy Tor duty n
month, and one Of them. perhaps One caiisd
the Pedce, Lieutenant Morgan C. g. N, commanding.
The other u narued The Marion, which oliecr hes
Zen appointed YET Both (hsss vessels ass Glad with
Iron four nches thick and ssch osrries four guns,
twenty -four pounders #kNA
There u one irouolad building al Piymoutb N. O. Hsr
arnnor ss twelve inches In hokness. and she 70 %
ready fos sea 10 two months She u to carry twelve
poundcr guns, and h - bs named shs AbsnarlA
He alDo rsports new boat getting ready 10 Richmond.
Afour tnch iron olaA g'ls t.W
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
The Armisttcs With the Robels-Lstssl
from sen ator Wilson.

statement, copied from New York papers, has bean
teegrAphed 10 New England 10 the effect that bad been
70 washington 70 urge the President the policy u
an armstice with thelrcbcls. There not the slightest
f0updaton for the report have entertained for
moment, any other thought than that OF conquering
pcace by the defeat of the rebel srmks.
No public man connected with tie ADMINISTRATION is IN
favor Of an armissics personally know that President
Lincoln and the members OF Cabinet have undoubtng
faith IN the success OF armies 10 the Geld, and the
ultimate complete triumph Of And, with this
belief they will pursue the most vigorous 70
raise money and men. HENRY WILSON.
NAnCK. August 20. 1894.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23
NEWS FROM MEXICO.
Uraga Finally Adhsrss to the
Imperial System.
Condition or Affairs I'm the
Juarist Camp.
FRENCH OCCUPATION OF hcAPUlCln,
kss -. q.

rhS s'ssmship Sssnoks, Captain Drew, from Hava.s
the 18th inst arrived At this port last evening -
brings late and interesting advices from MEXICO.
Tue steamer Dakota had not arrived at Havana
August 49, four P. H., passed small steamer pautse
lead color. dying the American essiga supposed fros
Mobile.
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

upon WHAT tney Gay IN regard 70 SneiT p0iltlcal
schemes.
We have studied all Glasses Of politicians
pretty closely in our time, and we warn the
Chicago Convention to put no trust in the re-
publican soreheads. Furiously % some Of them
denounce Lincoln now, and lukewsrm as the
rest Of them are In bis cause, they will al; be
shouting tor him ~ the only true Union candi-
date ~ soon - the nominations are ell made
and the chances for bargains have passed.
They are TO the republican party what the
blatant peace men are to the democratic party,
aud are just - unworthy Of any faith or conf
dcnce. The coming election will be very
closely contested II the democrats nominate 4
popular general. and Il will aot do for either
party 70 throw away . single point In the game
BY relying upon these weak and trsAcherous
outsiders II 10 quite - ridiculous TO suppose
that ths conservative democrats will get any real
assistance from the ultra radical ultra sboddy
and ultra niger sorehssds ~ that tbe republi-
war, and nothing but hs war, will obtain any
accession Of strength q the polls from tAe
rssks Of tbs peace factien. The political crows
may cav aod Outer about ., present; but thsy
will wheel Into line whsa sbs spoils are held
up 10 their view, and the scent OF good pickInss
dslighn their oifaotoriea Whatever they may
az now, ws venture y predict that Wade
and bic tsil; saa Bryant and Ah tail;
and Greeley END his taI, and Wendell
Phillips and bis tail; asd Weed, Barney, Chase
and thsir talls; and Winter Davis, Raymond,
Opdyks and FosDsy, Who have no tails, will
oil make tracks for Old Abs's plantation, and
will soon be found growing, and blowing, and
vowing, and writing ana swearing and stump
Ing the States on his side, declaring that he
and he alone, 10 the hope the nation, the buas,
BOO Of JET. Davis tho FIRST Of conservatives
the lest OF sbol!lonis,s, The most onest OF poll
ticians. the puresi Of patriots the. mos, gu!ibl
The New York herald., 1864-08-23

tO-uhy lIOm hOcTsGu uuu wSCsPou ptisOuoIs VI
war, Of the dreadful privations, crueltiss and
sufferings 10 which the thirty-6ve thousand
Union soldiers held In captivity 10 Georgia
are exposed, We would urge upon the imme-
diate attention Of the administration. Every
consideration Of humanity, patriotism and poll
cy demands . general exchange Of prisoners
Of war; and, from the late exchange effected At
Charleston between General Foster and Gene
raj Sam Jones, we conclude that there would
bs no very great drfaculty now in secur.
ing, under similar arrangement, the 70
lease of oil our soldiers held ~ prisoners by
the enemy, especially - the Provost Marshal
at Richmond, with the approval Of the rebel
Secretary Of War, hes recently announced that
our negro soldiers haiIing from Delaware and
Maryland, taken captive, must bs recognized
ss prisoners Of war. Upon this voluntary con-
eession, one would think that little tact would
settle this whole difioulty concerning an ex.
change Of eur oolorsd troops. AT oil events,
the strong appeals whloh We print to-day on
behalf Of our suffering soldiers held as prison
ers OF war in Georgi, call urgently Tor ilnme-
diate stte ntion and acdoD on the part OF Presi'
dent Lincoln,
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Cry NUIsANoEs-A MUNICIPAL RACE.-Our
suggestion that Mayor Gunther ought to abol-
tsh the nuisance at the foot of West Thirty
ninth street has been partially anticipated by
City Inspector Boole, who has asked the Com
mon Council for an ordinance giving him
power to act But this will take time, and the
nuisance demands immediate reform. Mayor
Gunther can call together the Board Of Health,
which has both legislative and executive
power, and SO do the work at once. Now is
The season for races, and we want to see
Gunther, who was elected reform Mayor,
run race in this matter with the City
Inspector. Let him lay aside his hat, take off
his coat, loosen his necktie and husband his
wind, or Boole, who has made the first start,
will get far ahead Of him and win. Meanwhile
the following notice is issued
The Committee Public Health of the Board OF Alder.
men will meet on Saturday, the 7h inst at two O'Clock
+. M in room No. H. City Hall for the purpose Of inves
tigating boiling Of bones, Fat and ofal, &c.
All parties interested respectfully requested TO
appear without further notice.
PETER MASTERSON,
JOHN ID. OTFIWEIL,
JACOB NJ. LONG.
Committee on Public Health.
Let us see what this committee will do.
There is 40 time to be lost; for hot weather
will soon be upon us.
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Hy grsAt battle that may now be in progress.
n Grant wins. The immense attempt to destroy
SW goysrpnert will DO put down, and We
shAll 30 forward in our career with the impulse
q ) dSw fie; and the decision Of the great
Question. VIII decide iii the minor ones that new
htttass tie country. Political sqdabbles will
pelost In the great triumph, and the politicians
VII be lost with them; small men will be out
Or sight Grant will be the great man, and in
eyitabIy the next President of the United
States. But, on the other hand, five should fail
now. ell will be lost; for thele will be such
terrible revulsion against our corrupt rulers as
will break the nation to pieces. Popular in
dignation is dreadfully energetic, and in its
heat will overwhelm all those in whose hands
power now is, and who will be RESPONSE
BILE for the bad result; and in the meantime our
load OF debt and infat ed currency will para
ayze the activity of our people and complete
our ruin.
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SHIPPING NE w S.


Port or New York. May 8, 1864.
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Sfbr Nelson Wells Allen. Norwich.
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sh--s,eamcrs saladio, Cambrs. Ashsud ships Gi,ras
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briggs George Nash, Entsrprse Palms 9lcnlevtt oWo
Jaee Reporter Gsorge Downs, Webster KsNy; schrs
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den burnside, H MORSE. Truro. Julia Martha Suvssset.
WIN Hone Startled Pawn. Rroyo TwiRNt, Willow Harp,
OCEAN Wave. > NJ Bayis, T. Compton, . 9 Hwss, Jals
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though boodicss great victory a any obtained n
the HELD was highly important that every interest ia
for national life
Ar CH.hnI.s, after co0pImenting Mr. Sumner for his
Ofoea and stsesmaaiko speech supported the amend
:, n fxsnsDEs (rsp Of Ne defended tho amendment
OF the Finance Committee
Az 1ftseA minutes After Ave O'CLOCK ths Senate Adr
ourued.
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AasraoaM 0h1pma sseR~ AssDoaAtboaS
No 81 WALL svaxrr-Roens -. - AND ~
Tic wing approved Masters aud 0rs rsssvsi
comm ssioas FROM this Assossatiss-
Captains Merritt Woodruff sieaasr star Of the syoih
James small brig Leni John Thomas bark Marion Dnnet
rim Drisko Pamela 1bos Wide srhr Truro Benz
Hslock bark Honduras tiustavoA ksipr. sebr Lsnuys
nsy bark Ernes,iae; ansert srsw oris stsr,rd rs~n
Charles Kinzman. John Cassidy; Emile R.niesess DTS
GRACE worihingtoa Isaac C,arlle.
miscellaneous.
ssxAmatr EDfnsURe. Capt SosksL q The lann hac.
WIN sail TO- morrow atizM Tor Queenstown and b,verpoA
wp,rrsa BARK rgostcy, Brogn at Heaolau rom roc
"a the indian Ocean boat and crew were lost inc oos
was a whale and "a towed by inio ne SUI sn1
10 the rocks resulting the loss ~
~ nc ,ve,e In n fhs cat was charge George Ken
worthy Grs ofoer OF the, bark and formerly eatan OF ~
Delaware The bcstst erers name was Isaac Fsssn
poytuguess natives OF Western Islands Mr. kenwor
Inv ths bos'stecrer Weld belonged to NeN london
g,RN Lo~x STAR ofswarren from CsfdiG for Boston ~
rays lesky would 40 ghtened 90 diminish the eaA sni
undergo nj exanina ton
R.Rx Els ,sor AZ came or the as's N Eigsrtowa On
The IL, ms. ana wa toved upt1 tue wharf
sons Iosxrn ,ottrv Of Glourester. i6I1 tons ot az
in 1853 hstj sesn sold 70 Mr. Joseph Frcai o. "
crsmcnto. Cal Or $1,000
SOM srRsr con. OF MaMfcciOvb NJ, ~ tnna bnlW ~
Morris a. IN i3tS IN PoTiente ms 80 ~
chased by r. TOT about tNO sue WV nrreh%r
balI conmaut u Cipi EsteAs
late OF schr slrsh Jones
whaiemen.
Rsrs hJante Sherman from me Cnins scN w sins,
aud Sc Helens, a. New BeoIora ND WIZ 10 Dbs
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sar' 4 Tucser ornpell from Atlantic Ocean snd av
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bpfsh al Rcposis spoxs River plHs Feb bArk MIN
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nKDIcAL C0nxoN SENSE. . esr'o.: book for curious
had ~ su depots Contents tables mailed free
dress Dr. n. B. vOOTA. 1850 Broadway. N.Y.
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