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GIVE FEM FITS!!
Peter :. Icidv

Can manufacture just as neat and fashionn
bic a suit OF clothing as any other tailor in
these diggins. As a sample of his work
m.nship, he refers you 10 tho
BEST FITTING COAT
To be found il the town, which is quite Ger
tain to have come from his shop.
lie regularly receives the latest city ftSh
ions, and from his experience in the bus,.
ness can ensure satisfaction in his work.
lie has also on hand an assortment Of
CLOTH,
CASSINERES,
& TRIMMINGS.
AT the lowest prices, from, which he viii
make up 10 order coats, pants, or vests of any
desirable style.
wills shop is on tho North side OF Maia
Street, a few doors above the Courthouse.
Bloolnsburg, Feb. II, 1850.
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~ We are authorised 10 say that Will
LIAM ROBSON OF Bloomsburg, will be a
candidate for Associate Judge of Columbia
county.
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IL We have been informed Tint Cover
nor Johnston will be in this place on Mon
day the 29d instant.
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Novels,

School Books, Blank Books, Ledners. nav
BOOKS ana Journals Gilt books, Keersakee
by
'o,egh SwaiG
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N u w ca "a ~
!:ss
NANUFACTORY I

THOUSANDS HIVE GONE TO Cal
FORNlA, but the business of Coach ond
Wagon making will be continued bv thas sub.
scriber at tho old stand on Market street II.
will promptly attend to all orders for ,yorL !,
his line OF business, and is always ready. y,
short noii5a, TO furnish Wagons, Coache,
Carriages, Buggies, Sleds and Sleighs of am,
style but always OF the best materials. aud
made in the most substantial manner.
lie will give his personal attention to tho
business, aud employ none but good worl,
men. Repairing will be attended to with.
care, and upon the most reasonable terms
He proposes to serve his customers to such
work as will secure for him a continuance @
their patronage, aud from all who need arti-
cles in his line of business. He asks only a
rial of his work to insure satisfaction.
JONATHAN MOSTELLER.
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DIED.

In Danville, on The Sd inst. Mrs. ELIZA
nETli WALKER, wife of Mr.. Robert Walker,
a~gedabont SO yeats,
In Hollepback Township, on Monday
night, September LIST, daughter of Mt. John
Dodson Esq. OF Huntington, and wife OF DIT
Robert Hicks.
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Notice.

Notice.
VNHE Stockholders of tho Susquehanna
and North and West Branch Telegraph
Co. arc hereby notified that tho Annual
Meeting OF Stockholders for tho Election OF
officers for said Company will be held at the
Monlour House in panville, Montour Coun-
~, Oh the third Tuesday of September next.
at three o'clock P. NJ.
A. c. GOELI-President.
Aug. 20ti, 1851.
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~frNAA
4 TARN EoUsa

A Barn, two apple orchards, a spring
house, other outbuildings, aud Il good Spring
Of Water near the house. The land con-
tains a large body OF
InQoAJ QDL2LDs
And a good bed Of LIMESTONE.
The other tract adjoins this and has been
a part of the same farm. 1t contains 1914
Acres and l02 perches, of which about 80
Acres nre Woodland. The remainder is
well improved, and there are upon the prem
ises A HOUSE AND STABLE and a WELL
OF WATER near the door.
" Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock Of
the said day, when attendance will be Civ
en- and terms made known by.
EMANUEL LAZARUS,
AdnStr. Wih the SciH GaneTed,
Oraugeviile, September 10, 1851,
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ReEA ESTATE AT
SDnahOS@ @n6o 8

TWO valuable farms will be offered Tor
i sale upon the premises at the residence
of the late Leonard Lazarus in Moniour tp,,
Columbia county on Saturday Che ilh day q
Ocotsr 1851,
The tracts will be offered Tor sale sepa-
ralely or together, as may suit purchasers,
The one contains lis Acres and 80 perches
of good land, which is all cleared except
some 80 ACRES, and is in a good state of cal
iivation. Upon this is a
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American ~repcrtory Of Inventions.
TO MECHANICS, INVENTORS AND
MANUFACTURES.

Seven@ volume Of the Scientific Amersaa
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LDgALS. MUMN 8 CO.
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GENERAL EEkCTGON.
I, PErER

TN pursuance Of an ac, of the General As
l. sembly of the Commonwealth Of Penn
aylvania,
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A Relic of Witchcran.

The Newburyport Hcrad gives an account Of
an old house. about 10 be demolished IN that town,
with which some interesting associations are con-
nected. It is on High street, at the head OF Mar
ket street. and known as the Morse house, IA
nous n the spot where first originated the witch
craft dclpsion in thi, country, that afterwards
spread abroad, and from which flowed such terri.
Die results
The house was built Ivy William Morse about
the year 1913, and the Herald SAYS there are bet
ter atteSted records Of the witchcraft. spiritual
rapping,, and throwing transacted in this house
than anything brought forward by the modern
spiritual philosophers.
Cotton Mather saws tina, in the year 1879, this
house was $50 infested with demons that, where.
as, before the devil WAS chained Up. The invisible
hand did begin 10 put for:h an astonishing vi.i-
bity" The wife o. Vim. Morse narrowly e.ca-
ped being hanged for \ witch, a. II persons gave
their written testimony, stating the reason why
they believed she was really a witch and ought
To- be hung according to the old Mosaic law, which
saw thou shnlt not suffer witch to live" It
Is said to have been owing to the iirrne.s Of Gov
BraIsrcct that the life Of the woman was say.
sd -ni she returned to her family
No explanation Of the numerous exhibitions of
lsgerdeman, which took place N the house to
such an extent "a to-aKcltc the wonder of the
whole country, ever wa. given, and this is tho
more extraordinary, a. they periled the lives Of
the inmates aud others upon the scailold In
Grilin's History Of Nswbury evidence is adduc
ell which leads to the suspicion that thew were
rerpgtrstci by rosU.h grandson Of William
More. II is strange il he really was the author
Of the trick, that the lad in his after he If not
1T the time his grandmother was on trial for her
life, did not acknowledge his agency in tho mat.
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RAN Road Meeting.

Previous notice having been given, the inhabit
ant, residing ON the Illinois rivrr, between otta
va and Morris, met at the house Of John RIthey,
ED. IN MUr>cIlles. MAY 18th.
The meeting Wa, organized hy appointing
ilRuir' Ward, NJ. u, Chairman, and l.. W. jack
son Secretary.
After short address by the Chairman III
which the object at the meeting was 'UiIy sta
ted a hu>luc>, committee Was appointed VIA"
reported the following Preamble and RESOLUTIONS
which were passed without dissenting voice
Hh7s's. The Rock Island and C'i'aso ''"!
road A. nov surveyed from Ottawa To N"f'iN.
when completed, Will prove n sol"n- INJURY L."
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HaSltiuutOnOn Di,s

The report begin, to be circulated that Mr..
Conrad, Secretary Of War, will soon retire from
the Cabinet
IL is understood that the Hon. Robert J. Wal.
kcr intends to sail for California on the 2sth Of
June next Iii, professional services have been
engaged in two very important land cases which
are to be argued at the coming term ofthe L. 5.
District Court for California.
II is no longer denied that Mr. Webster did
receive. just before becoming Secretary Of State,
the $4,000 which Hon, Charles Allen charged
that hc had received. 1t is now admitted by all
his friends notwithstanding the honorable Secrs
tary, by his next friend" Mr.. Ashmun, on the
floor Of the House denounced Mr.. Aliens state.
mont rs ialsehool, in It's length aud BREADTH in
its entirety, and in all its parts"
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The water Power at Ottawa

We are happy To announce TO our citizens and
.he farming community generally, that perma,
nent arrangement. upon liberal terms has finally
been made with tn. Canal Trustees, for the lease
of all the water power that can be created n.
this place by the Fox River Feeder
Tha water power Is let to a company who be.
come responsible for the rents claimed By the
Cansl Trustees, The rem, to commence on fifteen
run Of stone the first day Of June, 1852, and one
year from that time on thirty run and after the
lst Of June, 1854 on as many run Of stone as they
can bring water here to propel. This lease to
continue for twenty years, when it may again DO
renewed on just and equitable terms.
The Trustees are to clean out and improve the
Feeder, raise the dam at Dayton, and build
strong safety wall on the inside o! tho hydraulic
basin at this place, with intervals where water
may be drawn out,
The fall obtained here is about 30 feet. with
an ample head OF water to prope fifty run of
stone. The site, for building mills or factories
cannot be surpassed The bottom of the basin
is on the rock, and foundations for buildings can
be had, without any trouble, which can never he
impaird They will bo above the highest known
wa'ermark, and, consequently, not subject to
any danger, Inconvenience, or stoppaga of MACH.
merry arising from ice or high water Mills or fac
tories will be enabled to run the whole year round
without the slightest interruption; while the
hesd of water will be regulated at the lock On
tie side cut near the main canal
The lease also gives tho. company the right to
draw water from the main canal ut any point
between tho Fox River Aqueduct and the Feed.
or provided it does not impair navigation or en-
danger the work.
This provision gives Mr. Easton the privilege
Of adopting water power at lis large steam mill
near the aqueduct which will soon be in opera
ton, whenever he sees fit so to do
The creation OF this water power will he Of
incnlculabe benefit to cur town. We will soon
have number Gf first class mills and vooHen
and cotton factories. creating demand for labor
and market for produce which can find no rival
in the state, and will soon double the population,
wealth, md influence Of our town.
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Cannl--.Stoam Boats 10 Ottawa-.. Aurora
Route.

The canal, although nominally open from this
place to La Sale is, for all purposes oftralc and
commerce, in reality as good as closed Two or
three bars have been washed into i, by the
late rains to remove which the water has been
drawn off one or two level. for several days, ar.
resting all navigation in the mean time, besides
which part Of the ;ow-path has been carried
away at the crossing Of the Pekumsaugun, which
in the present stage Of the waters, cannot be re-.
paired at all and the lock house at lock ! . is
said to DO about tumJrng down, and the lock H.
self settling at a rate to promise another fort
nights suspension shortly to make repairs. The
by means OF pooling" and unhitchiuy and leading
the horses around the broken parts Of the tow
path, have managed to get through; hut up to
Yesterday there were between 30 and 100 line
boats between this place and lock IL, awaiting
a chance to get through to La Sale. Whether
they have yet got passage, We are unable to
say.
In all these delays and interruptions, We can.
not see that the canal ot,er. are particularly to
blame The fault is in the nature Of the ground
itself Ne human skill can make durable canal
between this place and In Sale; and the Canal
Trustees would make money by at once aban.
lonng these l6 miles, and improving the river.
The canal tolls will never cover The repairs on
the ID miles in question, while trhug toll on
the river would yield an immense profit ON tho
cost Of a dam and lock
These constant interruptions in canal nayisa.
ton have had the effect TO draw attention to the
Importance, for passengers, If the Aurora route
from Ottawa TO Chicago Here is n route by
which, at very tridrg additional expense, some
s hours can be gained in coming from Chicago to
Ottawa. Passengers come by railroad to Aurora,
and thence to Ottawa aud Peru there is an excel.
lent daily line Of stages. But it is as unfortunate
as it is Notifying, that just at this time, when
most needed, the road, for want, We are informed
Of not 95 dollars worth of repairs, i. in such
shocking condition, that it has been found ncces.
'ary 10 haul N The stages for few days. It's
surely desirable object with citizens Un the route
to have the stages pass by their doors, aud they
should on that account, if no other, take interest
enough in the matter to keep the road. in repair
Tho road ON this route in repair, and connec.
ton between the canal aud river at this place
and there would lie an Abandonment at once Of
the canal west Of Ottawa. The Importance, nay
absolute necessity Of the river improvement to
this place i'd thus demonstrated and We hope the
lessons so severely taught by the element, will
not be without their appropriate effect upon our
people
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Judge Donc,n,s.--The Presidency.

Judge DOnglnss---lh ne Presidency.
: The enthusiasm with which our distinguished
"little Giant was everywhere received On lis
late return homcwarl from the field Of bic ardu.
Gus labors at Washington, has, naturally enough
led TO his name being mentioned in connection
with the next Presidency anu the more thr mat
Ter is talked of the more it grows in favor So that
although first suggested but few wscN. ago, the
name OF SrrrHEN y DouGIaNss has already been
raised TO the head Of half dozen Of papers in
this state, and IA the movement receives oncuU-
rigemert from abroad the utmost enthusiasm on
the subject is sprinyns up at home. "DogElasS
for President" We have not met democrat Of
the old or the free stripe but is ready at once
20 90 that 6cket and ne are flr it tooth and toe
nail, whenever We can be of service l,luoi, J,
ready to support her Douglass for the presidency
at once and unroscrvcily, and with AN cn,usi-
asm unexampIed inhcr support ofany man,
But although illinois !, ready, before We go
TOO far in the natter it !. we'll 70 see what the
prospcc, is abroad. Hi name hayin. been men
toned So recently, there has OF course yet been lit
tie time for expression abroad, bat it must be
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The engineers Of tho Central Railroad Compa.
ny have now all arrived aud are already bu,ily
engaged along the route examining the grounds,
Col Mason, tho Chief Engineer, was at tai, place
on Tuesday last, and a, his request Mr.. Norris
accompanied him around town aud along tho ii
yer in this vicinity TO examine hc grounds, with
a view Of determining on the most favorable point
for bridging the river. On Wednesday morning
he loi, for La Sale, where he now..
Thisis \ fortunate time for these engineers TO
be hsrc. 1hOy now sec our country in its worst
state, and our rivers at their highest stages. All
they will see Of the country from this on must
DO in our favor. Tho wet season, |, is hoped, lie a,
an end our prairics will soon be dry, and will
prescn, their usual rich and beautiful appearance
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Water Power TO Lease.

'IiE undersigned offer great inducements 10
L capitalists aud manufacturers as they have de.
cldety the hest water power in the slnte HAVING a.
ser - tact head and fall. and situated in DAYTON. 4
miicSaoote Ottawa, and drawn from the Fox river
Feeder, which Is kcptln repair by the state, without
my cost 10 the undersigned. They have water to
lease fora term OF years sufficient TO drive 90 run OF
u ieet burTs and viii lease on very liberal terms to
any good, responsible company
hIs - rare chance for men ofcapital who may
wlshio 90 into the manufacturing business The To-
cauonl- very healthy and admirably situated AS il
j. on navlgab.e feeder, within miles OF the con-
tenpa,ed Rock Island rail road. and the head OF
steamboat navigation. For further information, ad-
dress Dayton, may II. JoHN GREFy < SONS
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New Advertisements.


BAPTIST Association meets al Freedom on the % II
OF June
shemans Chicago Branch presents beautiful
array of finery.
Nat,Ingcr pays cash for wool. Vanish tackle
blocks returned
Green & Sons oiiera very desirable waterpower
10 lease
Ice Cream and every thing that's nice in that liuc
at Wolsey's saloon.
Ditto ditto at llama!les, with soda, and candy
to sweeten.
Reward offered for Dan"
Sundry Corporation ordinances.
Mr. Murray, l3I Lake ST., Chicago, is making
display Of new goods some what on the scale Of the
Worlds Fair.
The Chicago seed store san enterprise deserving
the attention oisgucuuUists.
Every ding IN the shoe aud leather lMe, sud pls-
tering hoir,at tiasbe.s
Mr. Todd offers valuable Iaujsiorsale.
McCormicksreapcrs are offered Oh low terms.
Important chanccry sale.
DR. Sloan adycnlses his valuable medicines
Ofthe Cherry rccIoral elsewhere.
The Faucherouan Drops 3cscTye u trial.
legal notice to Ole Perkins.
Peter Mclieny cautions asaIns the purchase uia
certain note.
Very important Asisnees sale Of the property Of
Isaac Hardy
Legal nGuce in estate Of Ills Harlan, deceased.
Do do Darius Potter, do
Do do Jas. tIzpitrIck do
Gy-Rcad the advertisements
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We invite the attention Of our readers to the
advertisement Of Ays's Chrvy Fcr'ordi, in the
columns Of our paper ~ uremcdy Of the iirst i'm.
li'hed in it, favor are not from unknown names,
but from eminent aud widely celebrated men.
statesmen, Professors. Cl,rgymcn aud Physicians
give their strong assurance hat this newmcdjc.ne
for the cure Of pulmonary disease, cun lie relied
on with confidence by the afflicted for relief, mud
we truly hope is result in our section, will sustain
their conclusions elsewhere
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31

QUESTION ~ ArGrmN-Supposc 4 to he \ ri,
yer board, b the people Of several towns who
taxed themselves TO make c, dam and lock, cos.
ting $4,000, on d, a river that some times rises
e5 it, above low water mark, Then. in case If
high water like the present, how far down stream
must u 90 to find Y the whereabouts Of their dam.
-PO,s IS!,groyb.
We imagine u would find a ivory con.dera.
bic way this side Of some smart pile, Of lumber
to say nothing Of a house or two that lately stood
upon tho proposed location Of the Central Rail.
road depot OF Peru,
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ScouyrErLs AuRoAn.-During tie past week
or two, number OF efforts have been made by
n set civilians who are lettering around town TO
break into stores and private dwellings at night,
but thus far in no instance have they been sue
ce-silL Let our citizens be prepared for these
rascais, and when YOU hear ,hem around your
doors and windows trying to get in, let them
work until you can get fare chance ut them, and
then mark them with lead aud powder 30 that
they cannot bemis,aben in daylight even if they
give you tic slip at night, There should be asc-
crst watch kept up until these scoundrels are dr-
ven out Of town, or brought 10 Justice,
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DruD, DuIp,-Eycrv room AMI slauty in
our town, capable II holding family is filled VI,
and a number Of families are boarding ior the
wantof proper buildings to move into, while there
are daily inquiries made 10y strangers, for dwell
lings Many faui,je. who might make valuable
citizens Of our town, though perfectly onraptured
with our beautiful location, are compelled to seek
home. elsewhere, IN account Of tho scarcity Of hou
sos here. We hope those who have the means
vii! put VI buildings enough to supply this de-
mand
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-05-31

THE LCuoR LAw--lhe licenses n retail .pir.
ituous liquors within the corpora,a Of Ottawa
all expired on the 10th inst, 1t was feared hy
the friends Of temperance that the grocery keep
er. would attempt to eyaic the Liquor Law or
utterly disregard its provisions and continue on
selling as heretofore. We are happy, however,
in saving that such isnot the case. y, fir as we
have been able to ascertain, the law is generally
obeyed, and is exer,ins most sslutary influence
in our comgrity.
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ELOQUENT Extract.

We have before Us, in copy Of thc London
GrSi,rR Macs an Easter Day Grafton of the lta.
linn rcformcr Gaya,z in Which be make, a very
effective aud beautiful application Of the sacred
associations Of the day TO the position Of himself
and fellow exile and their native land. Although
somewhat ont nf our line. We cannot resist the
temptation to give aucx;ra,t, merely Is literary
morru4 After referring tothr,i,,ou of Ezekiel
Of the field covered with dry bones, "whorc the
NultuTe AMI obscene ca'r,,u dog had dDuo thcu
work" hut which. with ru>tlus AMI rafting
sound, at the voice Of Ouuipo,cu,, became ana
mate with rs1'ion and mighty array Of recon.
structcl manhood stood erect, tho orator contin.
ucd.
'Such con>vmmaton it requires not the rift
q T:rpAcly o. anticipate IN the designs Of lust
lov.Geuer. Tor cur turJ ,ai,un- ceuUtp. The
,ry ot cvu'aue~ las reached the ear ul mercy. and
'ha hour oi tr.ry,- and revival Is a hand. The
i-Igwyutuy authorizations, aud d,,cc,cI member,
ut Italian nationality have shown, am uuu..,akra.
Die tendency 20 csl.eScs and combine mtoH living
body. and resume once morC Multitude &C yigur.
ous vitality. \ living Italy burst ot late ou the
view ot startled Europe, and however brief the
apptuticu B, -ut'itcl to h.Es the Saiiuccau the.
orr OF q non existent life beyond the political
grave. It Is true thSt, by the combined agency
Of foreign potrrtatt, aud q native priesthood. the
sc,ts0mc hdeo.S fundamentally by which the
divine Erlrrmcr was pat 20 death. our uationhoul
has neyn trgy.h'y immo'atci and rcron,is ned 20
temporary tomb; bat We scout the silly aud
m,u.auus iuppnton If profanity, when we pro
'a~> our sure AMI certain hope as we'll rs fond IT,
lance ON tEo Justice Of Heaven our stculi,st Ov-
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lineage, May ".
Receipts for the last 81 hours are only ,3G3
bushels wheat ! SEQ corn, md G,J5i oats. The
weather continues unfayur0ble for business, and
there is but little doing We note sales since our
Las, Of 900 bu oats, to be delivered on board at
Morris, at 2Sc-3,OOO bu corn, heated, at Gle,
afloat-l, 1868 bu spring wheat from railroad, at
IOajsc-9Oi hu. corn from railroad at 3Stc for
co lbs-5i bu do in the oar, at 35c for 10 lbs
3i5 bu oats, from railroad, Mt SOa3lc, some lots
gong ms high rs sec On Change, 6,lOO bu.
corn was held at 37lc, on board-57c wns offered
loo bbs flour, country brands, offered at 1926
without bldcr-lOO bbls beef offered at 81 o for
extra mess, and $3.50 for common DO, without
buyors.-Tij,nc.