She orfjst.JSfjittWlfttn.
V. R. DUNX
EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORMXG, SOY. 17, 13T4.
Kerr, the candidate sgairut Ran
dall fur the SpenVerahip of tho House
at Washington, did not rec-oWe back
' pay, but turned Tl into Ifie Treasury,
lie evidently has a bettor record than
Samuel. The latter was a back-parstcr,
spoke in fovor of the Rcsumrjtioo act,
voted for it, set up . hit Convention
! against it, got beat, and it now in a
fair way of being laid on the shelf as
candidate for Speaker.
George Shiras, Esq., is being quite
prominently spoken of as the proba
ble appointee to succeed Hon. Bamuel
E. Diraraick as Attorney General of
the State. Those who know . Mr.
Shiras will readily appreciate the ex
. cellent character of this appointment.
should it be made. He is possessed of
fine legal ability, and is a gentlemm
of excellent qualities in every respect
His high standing at our Pittsburgh
bar entitles him to tbo recognition
proposed. We congratulate him.
Gatette. '
The result In the election of Sen
ators in , this State wan as follows:
Philadelphia, George Handy , Smith ;
lAocaster, John B. Warfel ; Leba
non, Jacob G. Iteilman; Blair and
Cambria,' John A; Lemon ; Beaver
and Washington, Geo, V. . Lawrence ;
-Mercer and. Lawrence, Fred. II. Brag
:gins Erie, Henry Butterfield Re
publicans; and the following Demo
crats: Tike, Monroe and Carbon,
'Charlton Burnett ; Lycoming, Mon
tour, Columbia and Sullivan, Robert
P. Allen ; Clinton, Clearfield and
Centre, Toroaa J. Boyer; Cameron,
; Elk, Clarion and Forest, P. D. Thom
as; and Fayette and Greene, James
W. Hayes. ' .,
' Chairman Hoyt, of the ! Republi
' can State Executive Committee, Las
' issued a congratulatory address, to the
Republicans of Pennsylvania, on the
success of the late election. It is full
of very commendable enthusiasm over
the result, and refers, in the following
' tirring language, to the contest next
; -year ; , "Rejoicing as you do, . remera
bor tba( your victory ia the fruit of
'organization, laborious and minute,
and that without organization, your
.power is gone and your energies are
tuaetess. Stand by your guns, main
tain your ranks, and hold yourselves
in readiness for the final charge along
the eutire line, wllcli shall result iu
tho crowning triumph of your Centen
' niol year, and which 'shall' 'start you
' in the second century 'of National ex-
, ifteuce, under the auspicious rule of
the great historical Republican par-
ty." . ;
' Communicated. ' 11
' Uncle Joe and the Constable.
Ed. Republican : ... i
", , ( j - It is unnecessary
to introduce to you or your readers
: along the River, Uncle Joe .Cameron,
whose travels and adventures- would
make an Interesting book. ' I merely
wish enough room iu your valuable
paper to tell j you of an ; adventure
Uncle Joe bad with a Constable : '
In tho fall ; of '63, Uncle Joe re
ceived an honorable discharge from
the Union Army, on account of rheu
matism. . Having no family to look
after, aud no business in particular,
ho concluded to buy a smalt .flat boat
aud start down the Ohio River from
the vicinity of Cincinnati, for the pur
pose of hunting and fishing.
The day before starting, all things
boing ready, he camo across an old
acquaintance (who, by the way was a
bitter copperhead) who immediately
started a conversation in regard to the
rebellion. After seme hard talk, he
called Uncle Joe a liar. This is a
word that Uncle Joe never takes with
out resenting it, so bo gave the chappy
a back-handea lick and laid him out.
The vanquished debator started for a
-Justice's office, and Uncle Joe for the
River, knowing very well what the
' consequences would be. He jumped
into his skiff and crossed over to the
Kentucky aide, out of harm's way.
About midnight be concluded to re
turn to his boat, and slip down the
river. Wonn he got over'to the boat
he noticed that the cabin door was
open. Thinking that some one might
be watching for him, he slipped up
and listened; heard some tall snoring
iu tho cabin; slips ashore and lets go
tho line, tows tho craft out into the
river, jumps aboard, and gives a jell.
Out comes Mr. Constable, and claps
his hand on Uncle Joe's shoulder: r
"You are my prisoner." y.
i.T a tl . iS r i I
a gue?s not., j ,f t l4 ;
"You are raj pritoher." i J, v X
"You had better look around and
see where you are. I think you are
out of your jurisdiction," said Uncle
Joe.
'1 coronuind )'iu to' l&ud this boat 1"
",OhfcjuoJ!fot.ibr less, than. .five
dollars. When I ferry I have pay for
s 4, !... i . i i - , . f -.
" I . ,ft ! ' ! ,111 !t ' '. V 1 1
. ,"I command you to laud this boat,"
said Uie) constable, at the same time
puttibg his hand into his pocket. ' ' '
, "Don't you show anything out that
pocket in the shape of irons, or I will
make fish bait of you," said Uncle
Joe, picking np his boat hatchet; ;
The Constable saw that Uncle , Joe
Joe "had him," so he proposed as a
compromise that be would lot the old
man off, if he would set him ashore.
"I don't think you have any hold
of mo, but, I have of you; so fork
over the V, and I will set you ashore
in Old Kentuck." . t .
The Constable saw that there was no
alternative, so handed out the money,
and was left on the Kentucky shore
some five' miles. from home, about day
light. Uncle Joe went on his way re
joicing, with five dollars extra In his
wallet, anl the constable went back
with that am ount less in his possession,
beside having to roflect over the neat
way he was "caught in Lis own trap."
1 ' v " " J. K. i
READ TIII8
VERY CAREFULLY.
DR. CRUMB, established for many
years in Buffalo, by an entirely new
system of medication, treats successfully
Catarrh, Bronchitis, and Diseased of the
Lungs, Liver and Kidneys, also In thou 1
ties of a Confidential .Nature, -w herein
skill and experience are required. Dr.
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from its unparalleled suocosa in thousands
of cases, many of a very aggravated char
acter, is able to positively guarantee a per
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Treatises on these diseases to his paiionts,
as it is undoniable that such knowledgo In
In general extremely prejudicial, exercis
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frequently countorreting a oura, tending
to alarm the patient, which is the princi
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and a candicf plain statement of present
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Such rases as "bare failed under other
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ELM STREBT, 7,'-'' ,Tio'k Jssr Pa.
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