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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-18

The coal miners and operators of the Le-
high and Schuylkill districts have now repre-
sentatives in session at Mauch Chunk, who
have appointed an umpire, and they seem to
be in fair way of settling amicably their dis
putes. The miners and coal-mining and coal
transporting companies of the Wyoming dis
trict, however, do not seem to participate in
the Mauch Chunk movement, and any basis
of settlement it may agree upon will not, ap-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-18

parently, apply TO the Wyoming or LsOka-
wanna region. The rivalry between the old
and new districts, which are now about equal
in their productive power, will therefore pro-
badly continue to generate a long series of
futura conAicte
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-18

THE KEYSTONE VAPoR FUEL COMPANY is the title
OF business association lately formed for the intro
ducton OF an invention looking to new and radical
change in the method Of generating steam in boilers
BY this invention great safety is attained in connec
ton with utilization Of steam space, weight, and
fuel In addition, some Of the other advantages Of
the invention are the insurance OF cleanliness, the
abnence Of all destructive elements ON the iron Of
boilers uniformity Of distribution OF heat through
out the entire fire surface OF furnace, flues, and
tubes; facility of raising steam the entire stoppage
OF expense for fuel when the work OF the engine is
done for the time; dispensing with four-ffths the
labor appertainng to handling OF coal; exemption
from waste In residuum; no ashes, cinder Stag, or
other impurities whatever; no deposit of solidifed
carbon, to stop up pipes by direct consumption OF
petroleum, which article is made use OF indirectly
by this method.
The safety of the invention Is guaranteed by ex-
perts and underwriters, and is placed beyond q
doubt by the alacrity to take risks by the insurance
companies where this fuel is used. There is actu-
ally no greater danger attending the use OF the
vapor Fuel than that which attends the of illu
IAnating gas in dwellings,. The gain of uniform
power from the same boiler, for the same engine is
90 per cent. This fact s corroborated by statistics
furnished by Messrs. Bsrrows, Savery Co., corner
Reed and Front streets, Philadelphia, who have
been running the whole machinery OF their immense
foundry with this fuel for the past ten months.
According to their statement, the power OF the
foundry is now run with Oil at an expense OF from
IS to sle per day. and 400 cubic feet OF water are
evaporated. With coal the cost would be S1O'SO per
day, and only 200 cubic feet Of water could be
evaporated.
The invention was thoroughly tested at the work.
shops of: the great Illinois Central Railway at Chi
cago to run which two boilers Of 24O horsepower
were formerly necessary. BY the Introduction Of
the Vapor Fuel Machine the works now run with
only one OF the same boilers, the use Of the other
being unnecessary for the po required Capt L. s.
Cropper at No. AIT Walnut street. second story, is
the agent OF the machine for Eastern Pennsylvania
and also General Agent for the State OF Maryland.
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OF &c X 8.

SPRING CLoTHEG-IMMENsE SToCK-Best Mate
rials, Best Styles, Best Workmanship,
and Lo,Dest Prices, at WANAMAKER &
BROWNS.
Spring OUercodts-AH the Neioest Colors and Mir
tures at WANAMAKER & BROWNS.
Spring Suits for Gentlemen, for business and dress,
for all occasions and occupations at WANA
MAKER & BROWNS.
Spring Suits for Youth, every no0elty of style and
material. A lot of Youths Sack Coats, very
cheap, at WAEAMAKER BROWNS
Spring Suits for Boys all Sizes, shapes, colors, and
qualities, at WANAMAKER s. BROWNS.
Spring Fancy Suits for Children of three gears Of
age and up,oards. Many entirely ideas
at WANAMAKER & BROWNS.
Spring Styles Piece Goods to make up to Order IN
our E1tensive Custom Department, all
the very Netoest Fabrics and Patterns.
Prices moderate, at WANAMAKER &
BROWNS.
Spring Clothing anything in our line may be ordered
By mail by persons liUing at distance, ,0ho
do not wish TO spare the time expense
of uisit TO the city. Samples Dith Easy
Rules for Self-medsurentens sent TO any
address when loritten for. WANAMAKER &
BROWN.
Store open from 6H A. M to6K p NJ, and on Sa-
turdays from 6 A. N. to 10 p NJ.
WANAMAKER BROWN,
OAK HALL,
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN AMERICA,
S. E. CORNER SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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Nfm advertisements.
WALTHAM
W A r G Il E s

The extensive use Of these witches for tie
last fifteen wars by Railway Conductors. En-.
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watch.wearers, has thoroughly demonstrated
the strength. steadiness. durability aud aceu.
racy Of the Ws!thsm Watch. To satisfy thai
class in al these respects. is 10 decide the ques
lion q, to the real vsiue OF these iime.keepsn.
More than 500 600 Of these watches are now
speaking for ihemss!res IN the pockets OF The
people-s proof and q guarantee Of their suPe-
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The superior organization and great extent
of the ComP'nys Works at "s,hsm, enables
them 10 produce watches ats price which rem
ders competition futile, AMI those who buy any
o,he, watch me civ pay from IS 10 SO per cent
more for their watches than IS necessary.
These time pieces combine every improve
menI that long experience has proved Of real
practical use. Having had the refusal oil near
" every invention in watch msklig originating
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Us. on the part Of The public, demonstrated 10
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Among The many improvements Nc would
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adopted Fosg'' patsct Plnlon as being the ts.'
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Our new patent S;em-wiLtsr, ~ keyIsSs
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those living in portion. Of the uniIrd States
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ROBBINS s. APPLETON.
General 4. gents for Americsn Watch CompsnI,
1872 Broadway. New York.
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Our LeetOwu Correspondence.
March Ssh, 1871.


The dogs appear TO be The most enler'
prsng bodies N this pfoplnqu'y. About
two weeks ago several 'cu's OF low de-
gree" made raid upon the flock OF sheep
Of Mr.. Matthias W,dmyer. living cou-
pie OF miles ives. OF Kearreysvllle, and
killed eigh, head, being oil that he had.
Two OF The dops were killed, bu. the
other. are stil at large waiting for an op.
portunny TO pounce upon another flocs.
On Sunday morning last some dogs
from Eye made raid on Mt. John w.
Huye,t's sheep. He had but seven head.
and five Of them were killed outright. and
The other two being SO badly crippled as
10 be Of but l'ie account. The owner Of
one OF the dogs. declined 10 have the ami
nal killed ; We believe some Of the dogs
were disposed Of.
a TAX of dollar or Two per head, on
dogs, exenpting moi m re than ono for
each family. and appropriate The proceeds
to the psymen, q losses sustained by
sheep owners, BY depradalIons committed
by dogs. and if any surplus is then left
place II 10 The credit OF The comm on school
fund, we think would NEE, The spproba-
lion Of large majority Of the citizens Of
Jefferson County. ] know Of several
families in very poor circumstances. and
who have hardly The common necesssries
Of life, yet they keep from Two to five
worthless dogs, to annoy Tie public snd
destroy provisions.
Have not the Board Of Supervisors
some power 10 act in this mailer! Dogs
have destroyed upwards Of two hundred
dollars worth Of sheep in This vicinity,
within five months.
The kilchen attached 10 The residence
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Lewis. in 'ti'
place. caught fire early yesterday morn
lre; il was soon discovered and The fam
lIy succeeded in eItlnguIshing il without
giving an alarm. The building wac but
.ligh.ly damaged. The wind war blow
ing strongly a, The time. and few mo
m.nIs would have placed tie fire beyond
control.
A FIRE broke oul sbou! noon yesterday,
in the "Qnsr,er Woods" OF Mr.. J. II.
Srder, and mar Mr.. Il. q. Clusters
house. Mr.. Custer discovered the fire
and with The assistance Of The teacher and
some twenty scholars from School No. 3
and a colored man who was working
near by the FIRE was cx'ingu'hed in
about half an hour. The wrnJ was car.
rying The fire rapidly through the leaves
and Threatening Mr.. Cus,ers buildings.
This pleassn, weather Is bringing 'he
whe3rup, and at his time j! presents an
appearance far in advance o. this dee iasI
year.
Quite a number Of farmers have CON.
menced plosine for the Spring rroPs,'nd
two or three enrerpi.Ing persons have be.
gun their gardening operation.
You're, &r..
JUNlUS.
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PUBLIC SALE.

7 WILL offer a. Public Sale. !, my
l residence on The corner Of German and
Princess streets. in SbePherdsiOwn,
On Saturday, the lSt Of April,
1871, Household and Kitchen Furniture,
consisting Of
Bedste,ds and Bedding,
Tables and Chairs.
set Of Mahogany Chsir,,
Rocking Chars.
Sofa, Csrpeling. Mating.
Psrlor Stoves for wood and Goa
Cook Stoves nearly new,
Queens~ are, Iinwsre,
Glass and Stone Jars. and many 9TH
CT articles TOO tedious 10 mention.
TERMS or SALE.-A credl, Of Six
Months will be given on sums over *IO.
he purchaser gIvirg note and approved
security. said notes 10 bear interest from
date but if paid ., maturity The interest
v ill be RENTED. Sums Of $40 and uu-
der each. No property to be removed
until The terms are complied with
Ggp Sale 10 commence al o'clock
MARGARET LINE.
G. d. McGIincy, Aucioneer.
March II, 1871. 4w
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STOVES, SHEET-lRON
AND
TinWsrc Establishment.

THE undersigned having purchased the Tin
Ware Establishment Of Mr.. A. A. Cook,
hereby informs the public that he will carry on
The business IN all It's branches, al the Old
Sand one door West Of Billings Drug Store,
in Shepherdstown. lie will keep on hand,
and manufacture 10 order all kinds of FIRST
COOKING STOVES,
Tor either wood or coal, together with Gener-
al assortment Of Heating Stoves, FarlVr Stoves
Ranges, Furnaces, Crates, &C., &C.,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
in great variety such as Tin, Copper and
Sheet Iron Ware, Block Tin and Japanned
Ware, Flat Irons, Coffee Mills, Timed Sauce
Pans, Preserving Kettles, Baking Pans, Spoons
Forks, Lamps, Walters, Buckets, Tia Cups,
&C., &c. Particular attention will be given 10
TIN ROOFING AND SCOUTING
which will be done in the best and most dura-
bic manner, in town or country, at the short
est rotice. REPAIRING will also he done
a, short notice and IN the best manner. Gu
CUNBER PUMPS, the best in use, will be
put in, at low rates. lie will also give alien
lloH 10 putting up
LIGHTNING RODS,
aud repairing the same, when called upon.
From my long experience IN The business az
Practical Timer, and determined 10 ~oik
none but the best material, and close alien
ton 10 business, and Z >IrIct desire TO please
hope To receive d liberal share Of patronage
Nv prices will be lower than any other e.
adjustment ~ the county Give NE call
aud you will certainly be pleased.
n B.-Copper, Brass and Lead will be Ia
ken in exchange for work and all kinds OF
Ware. u. Z. MARIEN'
Shepherdslown, March IL, 1871. J..
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&C. Tie Free Press asserts that "our
ns,ghbonng burg Of Shrpherds'o"n IS
~e tear r,lsPsine INTO slate oil inci5l!"y,
Il no, absniUte bsrbsIlsln, as Is shown by
The fact, that d pri'als cn'Irn itom this
pai; Of the couuI! cen scarcely ride quiet
ly through lis streets without having .
p,ck Of ,svass. 81 his ho,ses hf,l.. bark.
ing and yeIping like so many angry
cut,." Their. u n" shados Of ruth in
,hi. sn'i'e paragraph. spd IT becomes US
in az charllylo bslI.ye that The presiding
pen,u. 81 ,he "Dld F.m ly journal mus,
have penned IL. al n lime when he wss
ansbl. 10 di-c.rn between truth and &c
ton. II further says seven gu: friend
Z,u,e wen, into con, ulsnns At me eight
If a mambeI Of tho Odd Family" 1T
nigh, he possible that We could be driven
in;o cenyuls,ons by sigh, Of ono member
cf ,he "O!d Family" bu, such 8 cs,asIIo-
bic could only arse b, the sight Of his
.rfrems usliHsss. No doubt Dir. s'ubbs'
would 40 into "contnisions Tor the saipe
reason.
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We sre not surpnsed that The radicals
and carpet-bsggers desire 10 keep the
CouTs House at Shepherds'own, where
they have been llundering and stealing.
bu, tina, our friend ZlitIe OF The Register
should oppose us So violently in 'hls sim
pie act OF Justice, we are somewhat eur
pri.ed - Spirit.
o. We would inform our friend Of The
Spirit Nat We DO no, oppose the reno
val Of the Couniy-Sest upon political
grounds, bu, that our opposition is based
upon the interests Of The taxpayers Of
the County. and il our brother Of the
Spirit held their interests at heart he
would also oppose lis removal upon The
same grounds. instead OF Tyng to pile
more agony" upon them. u iho lew
person. in Chsriesiown who ATE engaged
IN this matter. can have their own prl-
r,,e feelings .ubse'ed. they care not TO
what extent The taxpayers Of the county
,hould suffer. II lie can convince US
that there is = Necessity OF having irO
Court Houses in tho county We aIii
drop the sutjsct-bu' there miehs be
some necessity in having Two Juiis.
Asa pubic Journalist II is our duty 10
defend The Taxpayers Of The county, es-
pecisl!y when there is no benefit 10 be
derived. Constructing railroads end turn
pixies throughout the county would be
OF 'asl more importance TO the ciizens Of
the county than he SuilJing o! another
Cou!l House would b., and we say vail
uulil ,he,s shoroushfsrss sre constructed
and paid for, tisn it will be time 10 take
Up the Court House question. The ma
jor,.y Of the people in he ccunis enter.
tain these same views.
In speaking Of "nealing' by the Board
OF Supervisors, We snsye. thai The Board
have never appropriated any more funds
,hsn ~bs, was aciusily necessary. and
have delibera,ed with as much economy
a. possible; but Admitting they had miss
applied funds. the editor oil The SPIRIT
should mol be engaged in "stesllos" mere
Of the ,s1 payers hard earnings.
In speaking Of "rsscaliiy." carpet
bsssers" and "scslsw,es." we answer
that il the editor will make close OBJ.
..rya,iop he will find IS many Of ,hs,
STRIPE in his own locslI,y, and another
portion Of The county, trying 10 heap lax
es upon taxes upon the citizens Of the
county. ., there are in She pherds 10 y n
trying to prevent il. Ard in this con.
nec,ion We would sueses, 10 The editor
Of the Spirit the advice given BY Sam
Weller TO his son, which was Look al
home Sammy, look o. homs.'
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Az- JEFFERSON AND BERKgLkY C"UN-
TIE, RrM.iN IN Wssr VA.-We have
The ptsudca,ion d informing our Teadef'
TIA, by The decision by The Supreme
Cour. OF the Uniied Sales on Monday
,s.,, The counties OF Jefferson and berke'
leywlll remain in lho Stale Qi West 'r-
einis. The decision was. no doubt IN
oreat measure, rendered in compliance 10
the able srgcmenl ~sdr by Hon. Z. J..
Faulkner, TO whom The friends OF the de-
r;.iou should lender their utmost con.
sr.,uiauons. The following we clip
Gom ihs Baltimore San =
WA,nlNoroN. March 6-The follow.
ing decision vas rendered ~ the United
SI,,es Supreme Court today No. 3.
oriSinsI. the Sra.e OF Virginia vs.. The
State Of Wesi Virginia. This was bill
DENYING lhe validity Of The cession OF 'he
coun,ies Of Jefferson aud Berkeley 10
Yves, Virginia. The defendant demuued
to The bJlf snd .he court sustained the de-
murler snd dismissed 'he bill, taking the
view Ma, ,here was compact between
the two States Ia abide lhe DECISION OF an
rlec,ion by ,he people Of lhOse counties
on ,hs subjrcL An election was held
end The fe,ul. was in favor o! West Viz
p,nia accorI ing to The official returns as
recorded ard certified by The Governor.
which ia decision Of The question. The
.leps,ion Of fraud was not sustained.
Dir. JUSTICE Miller delivered The opinion
ni u.e court.
The Court divided a. FOL lows: Judges
Miller. Strong. Swsyne aud bradley Tor
weu Virginia: lodges Davis. Field and
Clifford Iur Virginia.
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Dfatbs.

On HE 7lh inst ., Wsaelsy'. Shops,
Mrs. DrussWa J. Ro,Diand, vile OF
Samuel r. Rowland, aged SO years. 7
months and five days.
Her affection, we're long and severe.
Durlng her last illness she wa. converted,
and when The messenger came she calm
" and peacefully fell asleep in The ever
lasting ofms o. Ihc ReIsemer.
II. c. z.
Near Kearney'viIc, on Sunday morn
ing, the 26Ih OF February, Of Pneumonia.
.Nargara Helen. daughter OF VIM. =
and Ru,h Elizabeth Mosruder, ag'
years and 10 months.
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III HAT 10 Wear And How 10 Max.
u IA Book Of Insucrrnon on Dress
and Dress Making for the Spring and
Sumner OF 1871, price s cts, at
Lauck's Book Store.
WARK Twain's (BurlesqueJ Aulobi-
LA ogrsphy and fret Romance. Richly
illustrated. Price 35 CTS. at
Lauck', Book Store.
old Iron, Bones. Rage. Old Copper
v snc Brsss. wanted IN exchange for
Good: or Cash BY
nc Curly f. Duke.
march II Chsrlestoxn.
IY HlFE Wash Brushes, Cement. Cal.
VI cine Plaster. Cis,ern Pumps and
Ps'ens Water Drawers. for sale by
jcCudy f. Duke,
march ii Chsriesiowa.
1lI t have for ssie large stock Of Tin
~ ware Of our own manufacture, and
give prompt attention. TO Tin Roofing and
SPou'ing. nc Curly &. Duke,
march ii Chsrlesiown.
GORN Shelters. Hay. Straw end Fod.
" der Cuuers, for sale By
Me CDdy s. Duke.
march IL Chsrleslovn.
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D REM,spLR OF TnE PAsr.-A few days
$50 We stopped in the establishment OF our
old friend Chas. a Keyscr aiia' TEDDY" and
found him busily employed. 10 was making
q snii Of e.0tLs, for Mr- Isaac Chapline, OF tao
coat OF which he iniendod 10 put old LOG
Cabin" buttons. Some Of our readers will re-
member, no doubt, how popular they were IN
the exciting campaign Of $40. The sight of
the buttons brought vivIdly before cur mi"ds
the past. but especially did they recall the
good old log CABIN and Hard Cider" time,
10 our friend TEDDY - for then, 81 years ago,
with his own Aaads he sowsd The same buttons
on Goa, for Sir Chapire. We advise all the
old Wigs 10 the community 10 20 10 "Isddys"
and take look al them, It will DO them good,
snd 10 doubt bring 10 their minds many pleas
,rg accidents Of the good cid days sgoue.
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@- ST. L. CoSTtREAGg.-Aiier
Harmonious session OF Two weeks OF ihIs
body. in the Broadway Church, BsI''
more. Bishop I.Ges presiding. they ad'
iourneJ Oh Tuesday last, and sDnopnced
the following appointments Tor ihI' Dis
HicI -
Umchsster Distiri-W. IL. lIoIii-
day, ?. f. ,nchesI'r-W. 1. L..
Weeeh. Winchester Circuit. H..
Marsh, iMsruu Judy supply lisrPer'
Ferry sud Jefferson "A. J. Bender.
Shepherd.,o.n-Aiber Jump. Martins
burs-S. Y. Lrech. HrdsesVille-Iesse
&. Taylor. John Fsrrow. suPp'y)
Berkeley Srrng-E. +. Anderson. HIM
csck-r. NJ. West. ID. Is. Wins'esd.
Gr.en RIDGE. NJ. *. Walsh Ale
eany-Dauirl iIa.kelI. B. N. Wooden.
Comberlard-A. R. Reilly. Kingsley
sIel-A J. Gill. Moun, Ssrsg'-
J. 81. CI.r Nell. Budg'po;i-To be
suppl!eG. Fio.thurg-E. }. Gray
Fros.borg Circui'-ii. G. M~Daniel.
Lopsconing-Au.nn Courtney. Pied
mont. r. gladden.. Bloomington
John Edwards. New Creek-J. n. Ds,
We. J. B H.D. Grand. &. Miller.
MooFrasid and FT"n.iIn-Georee Cecil.
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W EST VIRGINIA.

At Rules held 10 The Clerks Once Of
The Circuit Court Of J,Irr.on county. on
tn. FIRE, Monday IN Marcel. 1871.
John L. Schiey,
John T.. knode.
Debt and Attachment
, The object Of lhI' SUI! IL 10 obt'n q
Judgment az .rn.l John L Knode upon a
promisory note and lee bill, and To sti CHI
The property OF The sald knode within the
county AFORESAID. and particularly in the
hands Of John r.. Schley. General Re-
cei,er Of the Couu. and Joseph NJ. 5 one.
oraker aud ID. ). Renlch. And ~ sp-
pearins upon affidavit filed IN lhis solI
that sald defendant 10 not resident oil
Tin. State. he is hereby required 10 appear
u irhin one monih alter due puhlIca'Inn OF
ihis order and do what IL nece-ssry 70
protect his interest in tins mailer. IL Is
Iurlh,r ordered that copy Of this order
b. published once week Tor Tour sue.
ces.l,e week, N some new,papfr ~ saId
county.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-03-11

Tie London Times opposes The Ala.
bama CLAIMS, and Hpudia!e' England's
responsibility. until decided by inPsrl"l
arblrs:ion. i;iegsIds The mention Of a
cession OF Eng lIsh tsrrIoTy by the Com
mission nov IN session al Washington, as
sufficient cause Tor suspension Of negoiia-
lions, and if insisted on. a cause for war.
II Is said that the Times represents The
opinion Of The British Government, and
that instructions in harmony with This
sentiment have been sent TO her VI js.ty's
Commissioners al ashineton.