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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1865-02-03


In 1852, the year previous 10 Mr. Barr's In
doction into the office Of Surveyor General, The
whole receipts of the office did not defray more
than half ats expenses. But the past year has
yielded the State Treasury clear income from
lands OF at least eighty thousand dollars, over
and above all the expenses of the Land Office.
This is by far the most gratifying exhibit that
any Surveyor General has been enabled to make
for many years.
Mr.. Barr expresses the opinion that, by u-
dicieus legislation, the sum Of two or three
million dollars, which is estimated to be still
due on nnpatented lands, might be brought in
to the State Treasury in the next ten years,
without inficting injury or distress upon SIN
gle debtor. The plan by which he proposes to
effect this desirable purpose, Is TO unpaten-
ted lands slightly higher than those that are
patented, and thus make It the interest of all
holders OF unpatented lands to extinguish the
claims of the Commonwealth upon them.
There Is certainly no good reason why the
large amount still due the State on account Of
lands should not be collected. and there are ma
ny and very Obvious reasons why it should be
brought into the Treasury within reasonable
period from this date To collect it summari-
ly would be hardship to many Of the debtors
and 10 avoid this, the Surveyor General hu-
namely suggests plan by which il may be got
in gradually.
Landholders who neglect 10 procure patents
from the Commonwealth do injustice to those
who have patented their lands, and also incur
the risk of being made to pay for their neglect
Several movements looking to the summary col
lection Of these debts, have Of late years been
made in the Legislature and it would not sur
prise us if landowners who continue to put
of getting patents should be compelled to pay
up at an increased rate of interest. The pres
ent rate ranges from two to six per cent. per
annum, according TO the price at which the
land sold orginally--that which sold at the
highest price paying the lowest rate Of inter-
est.
The price of land was changed at different
periods. Under Penn and his heirs, il was
$4l 33 and S22 q at another. Under the
Commonwealth, the price, which was not u
inform throughout the State, ranged from $50
per hundred acres down to So G62. In certain
districts Of limited extent still other prices were
fixed, but the foregoing were the prevailing
rates, a, which nearly all the lands in the State
were taken by the first purchasers.
Appended TO the report are blank forms,
which will be found of use to persons applying
for land Also, list of the several counties
of the Commonwealth, with tie date of their
erection, &c, from which If may be seen that
from three counties established at the first set
tlement of the province, philadelphia, Bucks
and Chester Pennsylvania has grown to con-
tam not less than slxty-six counties.
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HoPEwELL Oh Co.-By reference to our ad-
Vertising columns, it will be seen that this COM
pany have determined to close the selling Of
their stock, on the 25th of February. A fifty
barrel well of lubricating oil, has been struck.
within half mile of the company's property,
which causes the stock of the Hupewell to be
sought after by moneyed men. The stock un-
sold after the above mentioned date, will be re.
tanned for the benefit Of the company.
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Report Of tha SnryaYor General.

The second annual report of Hon. Jams p
Barr, Surveyor General of Pennsylvania, which
has just been issued by the Public Printer, ex-
hiblts marised Improvement in the business
aad receipts tf the Land Office over previous
years. The humber of patents paid for during
the year, is two thousand one hunared and sew
enty y-eisht, being about tile number paid for IN
the previous ten years. The receipts were a
traction under ninety-two thousand do slars, or
something more than the receipts from the same
source Tor the whole seven years beginning De-
cember /, 1856, and ending November so, Sj3
as will be seen from the following statement:
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The Duty Or, Paner.

On Tuesday last, the House of Representa-.
tives passed a resolution to reduce the duty on
printing paper, sized and unsized, used for book:
and newspapers TO 8 per centum ad valorem
The resolution passed by a majority of 81
yeas, to 40 nays. The Senate has yet to act
upon the matter, and there it will remain to bt
seen how much the price will be reduced. Il
will undoubtedly afford some relief to busi-
ness which is ROW more oppressed than any
other in the country.
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The WEALrHIEsT MAS.-An Annual Income
Of s, 600, ,000.--Alexander T. Stewart, the dry
goods nabob Of N. York, has the largest income
OF any man an America or probably the world.
He has lately paid an income tag OF $3.50 600,
on net Income of $5, 600, 600! This would be
the interest, at per cant, of over eighty mil.
hons We know of no case among the veal.
thy men OF England that surpasses or equals
this, and we suppose A, T. Stewart is the erich
eat man living. g.--ABany argus
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

Letters testamentary on the last will and testa.
ment of Jacob snowberssr, late of Middle Wood.
berry township, decd, having bean granted to m
subscriber, residing in said township, notice is
hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate
tc r7ake payment immediately, and those having
claims will present taem, without DELAY, properly
authenticated for settlement
Fet. ST. John B. REPLOGLE.
Executor
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o. Z, SHANNON,
Chm. Dem. Co. Com.
BEDFORD CLASSICAL INSTITUTE.

The current school year of this Tnstitrtion will
Quarter left incomplete by the sudde,Iiliness Of the
Prncip., will be regularly terminated, and the
school year will extend further into the summer
than was at first designed. 1t is hoped, in of
the nclemency Of the present mid.wnter and of the
peculiar circumstances eysting, that this arrange
ment will be acceptable to the parents.
Feb. 3, 1865. JOHN LYON, Principal.
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Ey>We are apt TO be free with our jokes upon
Doctors and their drugs, until sick ard in need
of their aid, then all alike bow to the necessity
OF recsurso to THEN hard-earned and often i'll
requited skill The prevailing belief that phy-
sicians frown upon VIII a'ever devlates from their
peculiar system and us, yes, arises from the fact
that their better inform. it'on leads them soon
est to detect and discard the medical delusions
and impositions that are tllrt'st upon the com
munity. That they are rea dy and prompt TO
adopt any really valuable inv eli ton Is seen by
the treatment Doct ] c. Aver Chemical Rem
cdies have received at their han ds. They APP
precate the value of these med, ines because
they know their composition, and where IS the
man who ever heard a respectable phys lcian
either dispai age them or discourage their use?
No profession or pursuit has done NOR for The
human family than the medical profesai9n.--
None is followed by nobler men or for nubler
ends; nor is there one which better desc rves
the best thanks of mankind Caatyn (N. Y)|
Democrat.
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RAHlNG-R0OM, LIBRARY,
EDITORIAL DRAWER

will abound wi seleeiors of Wit, Original Stories
Comic SIX tches and sighI Lteratpre, called from
we'll garneTed t''fehcase Of fun, TACT and incidsn.
afordIng inter- ting GOT reading matter for the
Pdrlor aud the reside.
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The HopewelI Oil Oompanv.

Notice is hereby given that the books o: subscrip.
tion to the stock of The Hopewell Oil Company
will be closed the 25th day OF February nexf.
Agents are requested to make report of ali sales
Immediately after said day. By order of the Board
of Directors.
). SIMPSON AFRICA, Treasurer.
February 3, 1868
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COMIC STRATfoAs

This Dep8rtmei t oi the Monthly, under the i'm
n nedIate SUPERVISE al CT McLSNAS, Inc celebrate,
Comic DelnesVof, iii De found always .!eh IN VIII
AerrlMent, and app pirate Design.
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GyDr. E. B. Foote, 11ao broadway, New
York-read his advertisement in another coll
nmn of this paper.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

The Democrats of Bedford county, will hold
a MASS MEETING, at the Court House, in
Bedford Borough, on
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRU.ARY 3th
Court week. Let us pick our fin!s and try
them again ''Truth crushed to earth viii rise
Again," so with the wholesome and truthful
measures of the Democratic party. Now is
the time to strike hands as Democrats and swear
eternal enmity TO the fanaticism of the times.
Let US meet and kindle anew the old council
fres. They are yet to light this country to glory
and at present through the datksOms paths Of
abolitionism. A delegate to the next Demo-
cratic State Convention, viii be chosen, and
other business of Importance to the party will
be transacted. Several addresses may be ex-
pected ON the occasion.
o. Z. SHANNON,
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s1A large lot Of blankets, boxes, ETC., have
been delivered to the Federal prisoners confined
in Richmond
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Since February last the Administration has
issued calls, and ordered drafts, for million
and half o. men
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D.RASElNG-R0ON, LIBRARY,
, 1865-10-27
The Apple Crop Of Monroe County, n. T.
ff7uua the hoehcstet Democrat, 34th.

The apple crop ia this county, which :
month ago vas put down as Te1 LIGHT, has
p1orei to be, BY careful saving, something Of
IN Item among the products which go to
MAKE. up the. Rfmer's income. The Teather
for t}a last month md half has beon very
favorable Tor peEfectfng the fruit, the increase
size alont adding several Thousand barrels 10
the aggregate. High winds hare not been as
frequent as In some past seasons, consequently y
larger proportion than usual Of the tfuit
grown has been marketable. Prices hare
ruled htgh-four or Eve dollars per barrel
many farmers hare realized more rom lew
acres in orchard, with little labor, than from
nll the toll and expense bestowed upon their
farms. The shipments from 8pencerport
alone, sent aud to Be sent forward, amount In
the aggregate to nearly q, ,0W
OF this amount, James Upton furnishes
15,o1 barrels, against 5000 or 10000 last
year, and $1,000 year before last from the
John Collins furnishes 1900, and has sent
2,00o from Adan,s' Basin. the next port west
| Of spencerport, in the sa1Ile town.
| Gof & Brigham furnisl,nearly 1000, which
! figures will probably be increased before thu
scnson closes. The apples bought at this point
ere from one Of our best fruit producing re
gfons, and produces all the finer varieties, pul
up IN superior order.
We would like to hayo buyers In other sec
| tious furnish US with the amount OF their ship
mcuts, and any other facts In regard to tliit
business, particularly on the line Of cam
xnst
, 1865-10-27
Gprcial Auttcfs.

~ VI. ,o,v physctsr ~ Specialist In the city
h,, rsa be entirely relied rpun Go TO ux. una not
atr tsease to remain IN yous .lyttuu. dssoRuf1nE
vour tsec aud bods. be6des destroying your happiness
,ra future prospects llfe. he has made personal
d,.e..es and ncryoua debility bis study fol the last
twenty yea.s, and II thzetue The person whom N
arIctcd should consult. No ont eve1 hez<d OF pa-
tsu, Of his no. being cured stnce he has been in the
city. i0 reputation hs4 vouchers In III the city ps-
ses his patients aud Tire medical gEofssson, boih here
and abroad esaenS she most sktIled Specialist asfe
and thorough master Of hs prnfeaelou- II al osaef'
1aii don't despair; give hin cali. II u odfJ com
mon ooeaHcace with him to cure such ease2' ~
roons a1c seprate fue 1aa.es and Ksatenea ana VI.
nox. coup.a.e Ia the city. cousa1satioa' nee an'
Contdenti4l- ........x
Once No. 1zD souia Clark street ,eoFne1 Of a9afoe.
half block run the Pest Once fo't o"e
ch,c.eo, III, Qt1ee hours nun =. H. 70 D. =" u.
cs.s 49,. :. cn4. n F3ca1th~ published monthly,
<ee Of charge
mrch tf his time to the treatment Of
-.n.ed s,y se1ct hatat which Enins both
So 80 ,,t,d uutsstue the unfortunate individual
-, ,,, b,x,n ss O. society. Thn sad ttect OF these
h,h,t. ar the e1cess Of rpez year, Is to weaken
.,A dch,.s,e tic constitution. destruy the pbystcsl
.na ,.ct., nouers dlainith snd enfeeble rne ns&u,
fae,tn..L nd e1hanft the vttt enKies Of manhood
III, r,us.uses Of lie are rnacd thu ohect of marriage
fsru,r.sed and existence 1tseN rend1ed tem Of ua
ee.sng misery and reg7ct- Such psasoas, especially
those contemplating marriage, &honld lose no time II
making immediate application. - DF. B, b. his new
treatment. il c1ahled to enSurr speedy and pef7nx
neat cure.
~ 1FNoor Enmth fY.rt ~
, 1865-10-27
Two Etopcntents for Small Town.
IEernrn the ,tacksQn (Htch.l Cittzen<l

Spring Arbor, in jackson county, has been
favored with brace Of sensations lately In
the shape Of elopements:. one OF . juvenile t.
spite Of the opposition Of stern s'paricnt," :"
and the other Of lady ~ bent on commit
ting bigamy for the third time that is to say,
the cannIe Hcotchman. who is her companion
In flight Is the third, since her lawful husband,
on whom she has bestowed her fayors. In the
former case, it Is the old story Of romances,
ending In reconciliation and marriage; in the
d1ers from the draft during the evcntful peri.
cd Just passed, is the promised land to which
the par1mours have llicd Themselves.
, 1865-10-27
Vour Destiny

EONF ElE8IINy
And Future Prospects clearly reyeed hg It. Eapaec
lie rdes you 10 wealth. health sod happiness. Call
II .t.s1 Eas, Madison street, bctwc.a Wclls and
Trankltn. Consultation fec One Dollar. t&3
DR.. AC1on%
fonsuun PLY sici4n treats Ill casts Of Eato1tc AuG
TTiTatc discas: wltl unparalleled succos* PROMPT
and pe1mancut rtmedles ios fcm lle eom?lsnt. = aao
suitable tpedtcI ty forwarding Description o. al
13oT.r Ronu1 So H. t17s
, 1865-10-27
HOSTETTER'S
Stomach Bitters!
81.
:Hostetters Stomach Bittera.
CONCLUSIVE Proofs
OF THE EFFICACY or
KOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
KOSTE1TER'S STOMACH BIT1ERS


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Worthless and peznico0s articles aze ottaa bols*euf
np In the adrc1tistnx columns Of tho press fabricated
letters that the psopeoss OF uossess Bltte9s see1y
sFc quotations. tnm their business coeTasponicnce,
lest the Etnuins oplnions Of those Who aat sppEe-
ctats genuine atttie shonId be codtoundel by the u
thinking with the fnlsome rtgmarnls pot into the
mouths ofmer Of straw By ruscTupn'ous esuplrcs a1d
chastatane, Whose double object is to se both khak
trash and the public
Believing. however that faets Important to the heath
md eafort Of the public, aud which eau b. verified
At any moment By addressing the parties who vouched
for them, ouxhk not to be hid rndc. bushe3 tho
dersRned publish below fuw communications Of 70
cent date. to which they invite the attention OF th
people, md At the sano tnna especially request III
readers who may fed Interested IN Tho subject 10 ad-
, 1865-10-27

4 l. oAk ~ ~ ~ AAcA-F
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Couosy-sS.
C1rx COLLECTORS OyyEI, CoUET HD1sE.
IncN No II. October u. lsa
Public Notice II hereby given that the tbllo wiaZ de.
se5tbe4 MaEsaats ha'e oeea placed IN my aaaua fos
Malrsut 81 We.t dated OCT 18th. 1875, rid .ssuea :or
the collection Of special assessment lsFiea tor
pfanttrg the alley betwesn Abetdern and kucser
subdivtsIon Of ". y, Ind ". n. +. u, Sec. Il. 7.
s., y. r. II, Fast.
Warani3H West dated Oet 18th, iSs5 sad Is4ned tor
the collection OF special assessment ier1t for the
extension Of Park avenue rom 04kleF street to
Western avenue, 81 fees vide, parallel 10 Vest Lake
warrant So West dated OCT 1ssh 1885, and issued for
tno collection Of = special assessment fested for
grading and plAnktnG Lumber st.eet from tna south
line OF lot U, block ~ Canal Tfrstets Subdivision
or Sec. Il, e, IL to Fort Wayne Railroad.
Warrant ST. Wtss oated Oct l3h iS5 and taaned fof
The collection OF lpcciai assessment Levied fr ex-
tending Bunker rect cas-, to pespaines STREET, Of
ws;1ant ST.. West dated Oct 18Th ls and !ssaed sor
the collection Of special assessment lsred for e-
uE, grading and plankinS alley IN south " block ~.
School Sec. Addition to ChicAg0,
Warrant 5Ss Neas dated Oct. i4th ls and tssned tot
the collection cf specla assessment levied tor M.
wcat through block t2. Canal Tsus.ees subdivision
AL persons interested IN Kaid Assessments Are r.
unesicd 10 mike Immediate payment At my onco. IN
default or such payment the said assesamtats viii t4
collected at the cost aa expense Of tho rersnns ab1s
therefor. 4. Fl. H1ALD,
octtsf11-11t CITY Collector.
, 1865-10-27
Ctr N0ttfe3.:.
COLLECTORS NOTICE, -
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Couk Coaa'y-;

u STATE or ILLINOIS. couk coaa'y--ss.
Cr1r GeLLHIuRs oxrtcE. Cnrkr Horss.
% Eoom Eo- H. chlcasu. Oct = lShH
Public rodee - hereby cfTrn ta1t the iodUl7E 70.
sr7th,d Wa7spsa hare BEEN risceA IN my bands tot
WssTsns iii. South d.tca Oct lsta. tsa and tssned
Tor the collection Of specal assessment levied tof
grading 4nd Iavins with Hoolc2 bioc1 pavement
Calhoun PlacF. tn Block 81, Ortsal Town Of nietEo
Narrant ~. Son.h dated Oct. 18th. E6s and !ssoo4
for the collection OF special &sscssneut aud lcfi%d
for tho nl1tnE. curling Aad pATtnE with Vooten
oiorE pascEea at Ven Burep stIeet, Hoa st.te sVees
Warrant ~ sonh datest Oct. 1s1h- 1855. anl tssaed
Ior tne colcct1op Of spect. 24sesAUaut Icflei tot
FtgfnVelitns Michigan areucc, tron tht Aoeta sldS
OF LAKE sUtet TO Pnxk Place.
warrant ~ Soosa dated Oct, 18th. 1S65. and lstued
icF the eof!ec11on OF srecn1 assessment lesf fbF
the extension 4nd UlueoinE CiIrnan street betwc31
LIST stfcck aad the City Llrns 10 tho width
wMssnt IL, sonsh, dated Oct 18th, ts1. s:d i.saed
far the collection Of special assessment tefted fox
the 4teaS!on OF Wallace aftet from TWelty-Sl1fh
atrett 10 Thirty street. OF the width Off fact
Warrant 1 Sohth dateo Oct 18th and tssued for tho
collection Of sP-cisl assessment leved for tufhin
ErnIfng and paTfnS, Nth WOODEN block pay.meut
Van Buren, street, from Michigan avenue 10 state
All persons interested IN sat assesSs ants arc re-
cucatcl 70 uake t1n1l edlat1 1!neht At oh1ce in
aeEauit OF ZACH payment the aatd Assessments vl ha
collected at the COST and expense Of pcEsoas liable
therefor. :. IL HE-lLD. lily ColestoE.
oCAtt6.1t
, 1865-10-27

.XessF3. NCSIEI7ER Il HHI1Ws
Gtxf1KxEs:-I hsvs used your bltte1s during thu
slx weeks and feel It Is due 70 Jou and to pub
lie to express my hearty approval OF tner cect upcn
me. Inever wrote Hpun" tn any one. and ahhoe
anything TINT sayoss of quaeke1Y But your BltterS
entirely removed from the Level OF the mers nos-
tzus day. being patent alike to ILL., and exsetty
whist thty profess to be. They not advertised 10
cure everything, but they recommended 10 assist
nature In the alteration End ultimate healing OF Auy
of.ht most common innr!tics or tho body, and this
they will accomplish hsd been Ruweil fhr two
onths ~ L. usual with me- during tho spring. rwyg
bilious and suffering from Indigestion, and gencfal
disease Of the mucuous membrane and though cou1-
peled to keep At wur< 10 tho discharge OF my profea
sI1ual duttea was vesy weak, Of FELLOW complexion
no appetite. and much Of tho tuo confined to the bed
when Ihad been taking your oitte1a week my vtS,
returned; the salIow complexion vas an gone, rel
tshed my food and now enjoy tho Enss Of the rensat
application which recently Here very rksorue md
burdensouc to ma. When used your Hste9s fe1t =
change every day. Tanse asa nacta- An fRte1eaca
nust be rnade By each individual tue htnaselE
Yours respectfully ~. h LIE
Passor of fescen Avenue Presbyterian Church.