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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-19
Bad Appointments.

The disastrous result of the action at Great
Bethel, between the U. S. troops and the Sc
cessionists, should teach the National Admins
tration valuable lesson. According TO all the
accounts we have received, the defaat Of our
troops was attributable to the unsoldieriAe con
duct Of Gen. Pierce, who lost his self possession
at the very time when it was imperativey de-
manded. This illustrates the evil effects which
will flow during the present war, from the War
Department making appointments not fit to be
made. Brave soldiers cannot accomplish any,
thing, if commanded by ignorant, inexperienced,
rash or cowardly officers. No man is military
officer by intuition. A knowledge of the pro-
fession of arms can only be acquired by careful
and patient study /; but this will not make per
feet and accomplished military officer, unless ma
ture has been liberal in furnishing the talents
necessary to reduce the theoretical knowledge
acquired to practice. 1t is nonsense to SUPPOSE
that because man is an eminent LAWYER or
Statesman, be will max an excellent General.
Colonel, Major or Captain. The reverse will
generally hold good. Nature and Education
must combine to make a rood military officer.
and when they fail to do so, very inferior arti-
Gle may be looked for. The Secretary of War
In making appointments, seems to pay little or
no attention to the abilities or qualifications of
the persons whose claims are submitted to his
consideration. 1t is sufficient for him to know
:hat they are his pets and favorites and bromi-
nent politic of the Republican Party. Mer
have been appointed to hi eyh and responsible Of
fees IN the army, who probably never shoulder
ed musket in their lives, and would not I,v.
cut respectable figure as Captain of a militia
training in the oil len time This is matte,
to which stop should be put to at once. law
yers, Doctors and Editors are the class Of men
from whom the enlightened Simon, who so LONG
presided with much dignity over the destinies of
the g MiddletOwn Bank" seems disposed 10
make all his selections for military appointments.
The graduates of West Point and the Veterans IF
the Mexican War are decidedly below par. They
are nowhere when lawyer or a politician pre-
sents himself. and solicits an appointment 1t
said that one of the editors of the New York
world, who knowsjust as much about a sword
or musket, as hawk does about a hand saw
has been commissioned as Briga lier- Ge,or.:
IN the army This thing must be stopped i'm
medlately, if the Government desires 30 avoid
series of disastrous defeats of our armv in tho
present war.
AS All should not fail to read the ad dzor-
tISPmort NJ p-of
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-19
B9rhaves Holland BitleiS

The Philadelphna 4rgns- IN >PeAA.-: j
late exhibition held 10 that city ?! u
lin Institute, says:
In noticing medicines. We aIs -
trcmely cautious unless satisfied O. y
of the article. Amcng those f>-.
the celebrated Holland ittsrs, !
cine has been extensively iutroda's-
cry State iu the Union. and in'o 'a
an Provinces. principal \
years. The exUioi,.an : ~
every language known III A''',
which we notice one from the ia'S -
NJ. CLAYTON. of Dsleware.
Dyspepsia, Headache sD- =.
by which all persons are more q
ted. can usually be cured by ''1I
ate exercise, wholesome food -
BGrhave's Holland Bitters one
each neal Baltimors SSa
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-19
@-R he rem.n,Jcras IL u.

~"H lie remembered E- Fog
beautifully said Of Hyw4rl ,L- Iii. a,a7
Il also applies to every man Vlo t-s:i
ameIiocatious, comforts aai Ell
life within the reach OF persons al I
who are otherwise deprived Of 'hs' 4
tages. Especially may itba saii d. --
lsboriously seeks aud fu5s new nslls
serving health, '.ths poor mau's o'EI'
the rich man's power We think -
l"gIum properly applied to J. { "a
Lowell. the renowned cheni,r Of N5'
aud, who. squirting ,be icoa-sa
fame. devotes his entire abilities al h
meDts TO the discovery Of Nature : -
tual remedies for disease. When ~'
blessing has been revealed, he E'|
supply it 10 al. mankind alike il''-
druggists, at such low prices, iaa.
rich may alike enjoy Its bsnffis'--
aud Enquirer, Portland, Ne. /
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1861-06-19
TIE FOLLOWING !. 81.
numerous letters constantly receiving d
letters Stomach Bitters-

-A1-- OA-1O u I-NE J. z S-wFL-
numerous letters constantly receiving II
letters Stomach Bittars-
CANANDAGUA, Jnly = !,
Msssrs. H1stt'icr d .Sp,1E Pi1.l--.
-Gents As We are Strangers. IL.
enclose you tweuty-eight dol!s.s ~ r.
eL Hosretter's Stomach Hiitc.s. Which
forward via Michigan SgaiEc-u R4il-...
iedo, Oaio. au3 Clayton Sra-i.u. J
purchased several dozen l.rrs> q. j
this summer. tnt ibe sale i OF DE- r.
80 much THAI ~isb to open 5.,@.
with you vas induce: IL t-y T-
te.s by my physician, foT The Lya
plant, and received such ns'eri-l adj
haSe Toeon meuded :; = osle-s. al.
sold about tso dozen Per week fa- salsf
l have ali kiu1s Of mediciuc ia u7 s,-
there J. noDe that I csn So 5assrtl-..
traihtui!y commend Is your B..,r.
know they have helped INT beyali uE 4
ia'ion- Nourz resye-;ia
PHO NILS
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EE All should not fail to read the adzor-
'semcn' o. Prof. Wood il to-day's paper.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-04-01

WUDN fwre Cough, Cold, Hosvseress, fa6s.
I ::
AsSNkZ2A sss=a, aHg Irritation or S0Yensss CffAs
~ 1hroGi, Rsisers the Haeking conpA
HAL in Consnnrfior, Ey0nf hifis d,tRma
~ and Cafas,h, Cieot and 6irs
WE1oHN Strength 10 fAe Fofce ef
PUBLIC SPEAK EKA AND
SINGERS.
Few are awarr Of the Importance OF chechinr
Cough or sEommon Cold" In its fret stage that
which In Tho bfginins Mnuld yield - milk remedy
II neglected so2n attacks the Lungs. "E,orn's
Bron.aiai 7roches,' containing demulcent ingre-
dienss, allay Pulmonary ard bronchial ifri ation
Bn OWNS 4tThai trouble In my Throat, ffor
TKOeHES which the = 7rurhss'. srs Epscf1c,1
t 8N having made me often whispsrer. -
& N85r N. p. WILLIS
BRO WINS ~ recommend their use to PuD-
TN OCHEs Lc SsxAKsss."
"Have proved extremely service
80 able for HoAnsENkas."
e*r Rev. III. WARD BEEcHER.
nROwNsS "Alaost instant relief In the
TkOCHES distressing labor of brssthing peeu-
Kev. A. G. EaGLEsToN.
~ =. ess,es Swn .eont.in no Opium Or anything
Dr. A. A. HAYES,
GAsAssf, Bosfsa.
"A simple and pleasant com bina-
nnOwN,s Dr. q \. BrdELow,
TROCHEs Bost,r. /
"BeneAciaI in BaoKCnIfIs."
Dr.. J.H. N.LAAE,
0WOWNs1 BastoN.
TROCnEe ri have proved them axoellcat fos
| Ut tHo0PfE6 C0UGB.
Rev. II. w. WARREN,
Bosfon
BR OWNS "Bencfcisl when compelled Il
TROC AEs sps Al sufsring from CON-
Rev. Sd r. ANDERSON,
ST. Lo1is.
0R OWNS "EIvKcTUAL in renewing thu
| TROCHE EA II Hosfteness and Irritation u th.
| throat, 60 common With srEAKRni
and SIsGERs."
Prof. II. STACY JOHNSON,
LaGr1nee ca.
| DR OWNS Teacher OF Music Snusherr
TROGMEx Female ColIeee.
"Gr6at benefit hen taker afte
/ preaching, as they prevent Ioarsc
HM . WMsAlncss. From their past elect,
ER OCH EAI think that they win be OF pefmaHen
ladvantsge TO me"
ksy. u. kOWLEY, A. NJ,
| BR WINS Prext Athens Collie ge,
TR OCh EA M Tennessee
- Sold by all Druggists at-sa
nov49 v49dAw-omIfWENfY FIVE CENTS A BOl
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PREMIUMS AND REDUCTNNSI
y. SCOTT u co., OF NEW YORk,
I Continue to publish the following lead
ing British Periodicals., viz:
/.
LONDON QUARTERLY { Conservative. J
@ III.
THE EDINBURGH REVIEW lWhig.l
iii.
NORTH BRITISH REVIEW (Frse Churoh.)
s ".
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW (Libersl.)
7 s# H.h. ". @
BIAcKwooD's EDIksUR0u MAoAxIKI (ToFy.)

The present critical state Of European ahairs will
render ihess- publications. -uAnsnAly infercatinG
during the forthcoming year. They will occupy
middle ground bet cen the hastily written news
items, crude spseuhtions, and dyins rumcvs o. tho
daily Journals and the pondeEaus lone Of tho ~.
tnre historian, written after the living interest and
sxcitensnt cf the great political events 81 the
time sha II have passed away. 1t IL 70 these PERI
odicals hat readers must lpok for the only really
inteiigitle and reliable history of current svcnts
and as snch, in addition to their we'll bsishsd
literary, scientific, and theological character, wo
urse them upon the consideration Of the reading
public. ~zs4.
The receipt OF ADVANCE Sheets from the
British Puhii shcrs gives sdaitionsi value 10 these
Kcpripts ,inasmach ~ they can nov be placed IN
the sbout as soon rs the origin
al editions.
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THE PENNsYLyANIA
G + u = : i RAIL R q = q. !.
$50 Milss DssAls Tsaek.
3 60 + = ; s
The Capacity ~ tAas ResA u seD Esssits ssy n
sAs CosHfst.

4An00 AA0OOOA
Pa" - = 8 T8 AINs
BETWEEN pITTsBURGH 4 APHILApELHnIA,
coso citing aifsctiuths Unisn Dvpot pittdbarsA.
phiiadsipAisy Asw Yefky Hasten sitiaese and
Washingsen Cityj thus farnishihg fAciAties for
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s5pcsd ann Cotnfsrt, hy Any oehes roatss Sas
Express and fass Linssf fsn through 70 PAiladsl.
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lrufss yfsSpfng Carr to Express and Fast Trains.
THE EAPkRSs RUNS DAILY, Nail and kAs.
klas 5sn1ays sssptsAs - f#
Three Daliy Eza.ss eenso.AissetSor New fork.
Express and Fsst Line connect for Bait inore snd
SIX 59hfni rHAIEs b..xsea rh,l.x.,,a,.
New York; Two Daily Trains between New York
Il 1rrnRoGGH TIcKRrs (ail rain a.. rood on
either Of the above IrAins, and ksana1srs IAroagh
Nes York free.
BOAT TICKETS to Boston are good Viz Nor
vich, Fall River Or stonington Linss. bAggags
TICKETS may b ohtAissd ~ ssy Of the inpor-
tant astisooA OfxsSs il she West lso an board
Of any Of tho regalar Lins of steamers On the
AissfssiFpi Aad uhse Rivers.
~ Quick N ~ aay ether Renae.ua
Aok FOR TICKETS BY kl116BURH.
The compietion of the Wssterr ooAoeeeteos oi
ths PsnnsylvaniA Railroad TO CnisaGo, Eakss this
.Hu rss 3
~. .~.: ,...L. - -
,as.ar 1us s;a;.-. - 80 nEs.s :
freight, together WITH the saving Of tiDe arc I'd.
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0Eo. G. ANDERSON. So ALEX. BARCLAY.
..,. [HTlBLlSHED lNlSk.l
BANKING HOUSE OF
Geo. q. Andersou 4 %.


r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED A6 A PART
l. NEE fn tho BAsking Business AIax. HAacsAf |,
twho hss besn my Ysf}sr for the last y I years..
The husissss will hereafter - scsduetsd nndsr th
6rm and style Of sSsasess@
GEO. q. ANDERSON = co.
Being one of the eldest Banking Honsss (if nof
the oldestl in Iowa, the 6rm soiicits eontiD.
ussss ok former patronage - literally - Sndee
to them. TaY sNts& sa4l4-8
They will make Collections and .emit-lsss Rx-
chaaes.-sn the day u psyaset, ffes of chssgs. /
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partnef, ya9s 4 80 A4@484A vA@a44S@
DETE1BNCKs:
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Park Bank, N. y.
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AClApp, Fuller n Drowpe, Bank err, Ocston.
NoNAF1 Banking Company,
Holman 4 k0elpckc, Chicago.
Marine Bank; !"
Farmers, Deposit Bank, Pittsburgh.
Asehanicss kank,
Kramer Nahm, Bankers,
Gilmore Brotherton, Bankers, Cincinnati.
A. b. Hunt Co., Bankers, Louisville, Ky.
State Savings Tnstitution, 81. Louis. Mo.
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0TDEUo0CoFE9s
vTyHE nndsfxisnsd AAs ssesiysd drest s1ssn the
purposs Of taking 6tereographs Of Dwsllipep, beth
public md ptvste, Fsmiiy droupst As., A.; also,
new patterns Of 6tereoseopic Boxer, slowing
from % - 1eo views. 3ss
Plain and tAney Cases, Frames, Trays. ~, of
avery afyles a Ax q xs4 &&As y
Satisfaction gusrapteed. he hss m instrument
Tor taking - Pictures - Ono pAsAoMnt
one HkieAn !, which enables HIN - take : large
numhes of pictures With Dispatch - ~ very low
nric4s. All are respectfully inyitel ~ lall ard
exau1ine specimens. 4. ". BUELL., sssks
Rooms No. o. Aain-st - door fron xhird-st.
1ecl6d
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DIRECT I,1EURTATIvN
z ardW are and Cutlery.
S. w. &c II. TUCKER,

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS.
J. have In store, and arc receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade, direct from the akcrs which
they offer to CASH AND PROMPT rikB pUr EMS on -
vor&blc terms. he stock being unusually large
they confidently an examin alton oi the sams
3. w. \ IL TUCKER,
Sign Of Red Paddock, cor. Main 4 ID sts.
Keokuk, March Y, loS0-dAw
A IAkKS' PICKS, SHovRLs, Ac., for sale By
4y1 mch0d4w 6.W. II. TUCKER.
INk1EEIN'S HUkok AAlLs.-sood stocA, Of MI
" sisss Tor salo ey 5. W. Il. TUCKER.
GCYTIiE KltLES.-Various qaalitissof ncyih
~ Ri1cs and Sharpenerr for sale by
March9-dAw VA II. TUCKER.
4 MES sHOtELs.- A large stock OF Ames
narchs s.w.A TUCKER.
/SKIND6IYNEs.-TheB Borsa III Inostcnes, Of va.
~ rious siHes, ter sale by
1.W. r n. TUCK ER.
March =, 'so-dAw Cor. Main ) Ads,
LsENUK NAILs.
4 Fins1d do
Flooring do
An.alsd DO toclinoh--a saperiol.rtisls.
Iinisiins DO
Tossthsr with sneralAssor tnent Of fothefrArLa
Of The Balnent hEand, j1st received ana for sale
lowby lmchsl 8. ". II. TUCKER.
/ NOkN, uAkDkN, ARU BBING snd ether n &C
~ Spades, 6h0vsls, Mattocks and Pioks;
Scythes, 6nAths, and aTain Cracles;
Cow bells kAkes and Corn Planters;
Y, 0x, TrAos and Halter Chains;
4 outtine & Dox4s, HG1 AnA 6lfaw Kpixss;
Hay STRAW and Nanuxe Forks;
And = large stock Of AssoR9ED HARDWARE and
CUTLERY IN hand and for sale Low BY
mch0dkw g.. - II. TUCKER.
TH EAk HOOPS TRENN 9lOOFN III
NKW supply 81 Trose Hoops al tho sixes
sortmeni Of coopers Tools, just received and for
sale low by 3. w. 3 III. TUCKER.
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IN LIVERY STABLE! 81

ON Firsg.st., beG. N ain e = ohMs0n.
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IL Sess slsss always ready for hire.
Horses bosrdsdby theday or week ,st prices to
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04
A D. CAULKINs, AUCTroNEER.
IA MORTGAGE SALE.
Rich and costly Household Furniture,

Rosewood Parior Suits, IN brocateI =
Valuable Paintings Artistic ronzes Marble Groups &C.
Friday, Oct At the elegant private residence 2l8 West
Eourtocnlh street. near Eighth avenue,
Commencing At 10L O'Clock.
The sale comprises the entire Of the house. Tho
elegant faror Furniture made order and Il In solid
ROSEWOOD The whole will DO sold hghest bidder
cash. offering extra Inducements purchasers the entire
FURNITURE OF the house 10 nearly new and must DO sold 70
close the mortgage.
Elegant octave Pianofore with al modern
improvements, ovcrstrung bass pearl keys, 6c,
Cost 500;
rich Stool embroidered
three elegant full Suits OF rosewood Parlor Furniture In rich
brocadc and san rosewood Eegers splendid and costly
Paran Ornaments rich Vases, &C. Also magnificent col
section OF Paintings rosewood Turkish Easy Chairs in
4ne reps rosewood Centre and Side marble Table richly
carved.
Chamber Suits, IN rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedsteads Washsands Sofa Beds In line hair cloth
Ten pure ar from 40 10 ~ pounds made order
and In excellent condition
Dining Room Furniture consists Of fine oak Extension
Tables silveware. rich China Ivory and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons with heavy cut and engraved Glassware
OF every description Sale positive. BY virtue Of chaeI
MORTGAGE.
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pOwERY THEATRE
ID WILL OPEN
MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Z
ORION CIRCUS
The great
ELLA ZOYARA,
The celebrated Twin, cquestfcnnc who such
profound Niblos Garden and who
has appeared In the tity VIII make her ap-
In this theatre this
HOST OF STARS
comprising the eminent Athletes (ynnasts Equesri-
nus Acrobas TESTERS have engaged, forming the
BEST EQU ESTRiAN TROUPE
ever iu the city,
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A NJ MERWIN AUCTIONEER
IL By BANGS, MERWiN CO., Irving Buildings, Nos
&94 and 500 Broadway,
- FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. L. AT O'CLOCK,
PRIVATE LIBRARY of choice and valuable English and
American Books Ia fine condition. including variety OF II
Illustrated Works. For particulars Catalogue and the
books at the saesrooms Also few OIL PAINTINGS, to
be sold after the books,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

A CADEMY OF MuSfC-HERRMANN-TI EVENING
A HEkRMANN'S LAST PERFORMANCES.
s .he arlsts OF the Opera New York--haying
ceped engagements for Havana EuroIe shortly
iease ,ne COUNTY, arrangements have been made for
.,., TWO GALA NIGHTS OF ITALIAN OPERA,
~ncn VIII pe gwen prior to their DEPARTURE til URSDAY
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFITS TO MR. ULLMAN
consequence 81 the necessary gala
eis nnd prey engagenent contracted by Mr. HERR
MANN 10 appear IN Philadelphia October A. there VIII only
~ gwen eight nights more by him In New York.
Th evening ariday) and tomorrow evening Saturday.
i iaSn NinIlIS LAST NIGHTS
LAST NidHfS LAST NIGHT0
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\ ucrInN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FOR HousEKEEP

UCTION NOTICE-BARGAINS FOR HOUSEKEEP,
IA and DeaersThe property Of the late Mrs Irving
viii DO sold public auction q the residence i32 Wavery
O'Clock precisely to the highest bidder without reserve con-
sisting Of Panofora elegant Par
Tor Suits in the richest two colored French silk bro
caci rosewood Centre and Pier Tables one ee an finish
Vases damask and lace curtains handsome rosewood
Bureau Wastsand, Comm dc and Bedsead: black walnut
Suit covered in green SIX reps consisting Of one Sofa ono
Stands mahogany Bedstead, Bureaus Tables Sofa Beds
Lounges Rockers, Hair Mattresses, Beds, Bedding
Clocks Shades Curtains Brussels and Ingram Carpets solid
black walnut Extension Table Dining Chairs Glass China
aud Silver Ware Table Cutlery &C. &c Also TX boxes of
dnc Soap quantity Of line Liquors Wines &C. Sale posi-
Z. ROTH, Auctionecr.
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THE TURF.

NATIONAL HORSE FAIR-AT THE HARTFORD
~ Trottng Park Hartford Conn, Tuesday, Wednes-
DAY and THURSDAY October 9and 10 1881 under the man.
have been made with tho New York and Hartford steam
boat Line and with the Railroad limos communicating with
entries have already been made and tnormaos
he mas many others that are COMING neu1g
ne Trctng Horses In several classes arranged acccrding
their speed meets with general approbaon and viii call to-
gher several helds Of well matched and speedy rot
g horses while the larger purses OF $500 and 800 will be
competed Tor ny several the fastest the turf
Altogether this Fair will present great attractions 10 the
lovers OF good horses and rare sport
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-10-04

AUCTION NoTICEnM; DOUGHTY AucTIoNEER,
IN will sell this day (Frday) October T. ut l0H O'clock at
the saiesroom IS Nassau street. general assortment OF
Household Furniture, Brussels end Ingram Carpets, Mir
rosewood lor Suits mahogany do, Bookcases
bic top Centre TABLES rosewood Etsseres OF Paintings Ex-
Bureaus Washsands Bedstcads Hair Mattresses Lounges
Wardrobcs Chairs &C., &C. Aso Howes patent Sewing
Machines Sfhoers