The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-12-21

Nd if he can, so long as the coal
-, holds ont. What glorious, bra
a;,,r weather. 1t sets one all aglow
,,itb health. But let US remember
that there are those to whom these
obiIlv December days bring only want
ond suffering. Let US remember the
moor and seek to alleviate their dis
tresses. .~
CHRISTMAS FBTIvAL THIS FRI
n,vl EvEv1SG.LThe Ladies Of the
rniscopal Church IRE intending to hold
. FESTIVAL this Friday evening, which
,,ro,oises to be a cry attractive affair.
T,bora will be several fine engravings,
handsomely erared for exhibition, and
,,.r,:.1 ,ri,,toe sold by chances. Also,
INV, a,some Da1 Baby and Bedstead,
,.l,Sfob viii ae uuly beautiful. There
~ Ne a tab fancy articles; ana
" WAN Ice Creamake, Oysters, Coffee,
ist '" ro may be reckoned upon as in
,m c-,+-rate stylhich need only the
,Od ZOOS of the ; connected with the
sell lI1Essastiyal to renend. The Commits
sioners havlAided not to allow any
dies part Of the House to be used, in
,ere- future, for hings, it will in the
r5oh- Cla#lea : Hou-a-op y st Pitt
stnlas street.
.pper,
60 CoRNsD RaJf,rT a0I,D+y- f;9 r
r,,ers have mlde great advancement
within the lat ten years, by using inn
/ proved machinery. They bought drills
/ andmowers, al first, with great caution.
But now, having discovered the profit
derived from he machines, no sensible
farmer will part with them. We find,
though, that many have no "Fodder-
cutters & Cruisers" but waste their
fodder Lwhichi5 more valuable than
hay, when properly fed and besides
the loss to thanimals, lose a vast a
mount of valuable manure. Every
man who has; halfdozen cattleOr hors-
Is to feed, should have a Crusher and
Cutter. It vii pay in one winter, and
besides be of tse ''aIl the year round"
Wenoticed a Inc IotofspIendid Cutters
at HartIey& Netzger's Hardware Store.
Take our alvce and get one at once.
You will MT regret it.
IA -.- -Co1fING.-It Is re-
fre- PPY. 4TLaus to know that the
ningIy nutions we eat are daily
produce and Rstly in the markets.
y becoming let so perceptible at the
ee The declincof retailers, and to the
,ti stalls and rat the hotels and board
rnA actual cons wholly unknown. The
ID { ing-hoDf provisions in the coun-
vith\ full sug upon the crowded store
Juo{trv, = the cities, must eventually
houwn all speculation, and force
- )rae prices to consumers, in order
w aaitice more rapid consumption Of
nc idishable articles of food. Final
- ~ IA the course of time, the decline
will reach the people who buy to eat,
and the good old days will return
wherein the. Iaborer was able to sit
down to hearty supper, without first
accounts between his appc-
tite and his days earnings, so as not
to leave the Iatterin debt to the former.
COUNTERFEIT GREENBACKs.-TVo
new counterfeit notes of the greenbaok
denomination have been circulated in
many of our large cities. We give the
description of them compared with the
genuine, in order to put business men
ON their guard: 20s-imitatiOn read
on top, Act Of March s, 1863. The fe-
male is in the centre, with left hand
resting on a shield and right hand on
a sword. has the mead turned to the
lett and the eyes looking in the same
In the genuine the head IS
turned the same way, but the eyes
are looking front. The foot in the
distinctIyseen, and counts
four toes; in the genuine it IS not visi-
bic. On the reverse side, in the words
"United States ofAmcrica, 'theshading
runs all through the letters; in the gen
uine the letters are shaded on the edge
only; showing white between.
D, on the issue Of March 10, 1865.
The words ''United States, ," when COM
pared with those Of agenuine bill, have
= scratchy appearance. In general ap-
p6arance, paper and printing, they are
well calculated to deceive.