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The Tim e ~.
BELLOWS FALLS, NOV. so, 1860
Thanksgiving !

We wish all our readers a joyous Thanks
giving. This old New England festival is
certainly among the happiest of the year.
1t has become hallowed as it were, and
there is a sacredness about the name which
causes the heart to beat thankfully at its
mention, grateful TO the Great Disposer Of
events, for the glorious independence of
those who first instituted this day Of annu-
al rejoicing.
Then let us gather around the old family
hearthstone, the long absent ones, old and
young, parents, children and friends, ready
to offer our tribute of Thanksgiving. May
these happy reunions long continue, and
while our tables are loaded with the choice
yiands of parental hospitality, let us also
remember that there are hearts around US
which may be gladdened and made happy
by our benevolence
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Omce-Seekers.

The New-York Tribune gives some ex-
cellent advice to the Office-seakers under
the next administration, which is well
worth extensive republication. The fol-
lowing is the closing part. 6 Young man,
now keen on the scent Of an Office under
the next administration, go head You
have just as good right as the next man,
provided he is no more capable or worthy
then you are. But never forget that,where
so many seek, ninty out of every humid
red fail and that you stand an excellent
chance to come out one Of the ninety mine.
Do not then wear out great deal of shoe
leather in the hunt--do not make bore of
yourself by importuning Indifferent persons
to vast good ink in signing your recommen-
dation--do not forget that hoeing corn and
pulling stumps will be good business these
many years, and that great many more
people must always get their living by
them than by holding office. You may
secure what you are now intent on but you
probably will not: and if failure should
make soured, malignant renegade of you
it will be very certain and obvious that on.
Ofiiee-seeker has got his deserts, however
it may be with Others"
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THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851.
PROSPECTUS.


The XXth Volume of the WEEKLY
TRIBuSE commenced with the Issue of Sept.
I. Dui ing the past year The Tribune has
been obliged to devote quite large pro-
portion Of. its space to Politics, but shall
soon be able 10 forego Political discussion
sIpoa entirely, for months il not for years,
ADD devoae nearly al oar columns to sub
ieets Of less intense. bat more abiding, IN
ferrss. Among these, We mean TO pay
especial attention to,
I. EoucATIos.-The whole subject OF
Ejucsfion, both Popular and General, win
be discussed Ia our columns throughout the
yene 1861, and We hope TO elicit in that
Discussion sumo Of the profoundest think
crs aud the abless Instructors in the country
II is at snce our hope and our resolve thai
the cause of Education shall receive an
impetus from the exertions of The TRIB.
uSE in it, tellalf dnrins the year 1861.
II. AGRicULTUsE.-Weh have been com
pe.ied TO restrict our eiucidaiion Of TIL;
e-eas .sss..rest throughout 1860. and shall
erdearor to atone therefor in 1871 What.
ever discovery. deduction. demonstration
Is calculated to render the reward OF labcl
10 cuifiratios more ample or more certain
shall receive prompt and full attention
III. MkSrFAcTUREs. -&c--We hai
every invention or enterprise whereby
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30
Gardeners Rheumatic aud Neuralgia
Compound.

SURE cure for Rheumatism and Neuralgis Ia Its
N FORM The undersigned hereby certify that they have
used Gardeners Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound for
the cure Of Rheumatism and Neuralgia and have In every
found immediate and permanent relief We have full
confidence In Il healing qualities and and would recommend
all who afflicted with these harrassing diseases As
Of the safest and best medicines offered 10 the rcs
lie.
g Hancock Jr 20 South Market st, Boston, W. II Allen
Boston, Henry A. Fuller IS South Market st. Boston Sam
Wales Jr, City Hotel Boston; Geo IL Pummer Meser,ek
square, East Boston Henry D. Gardiner, Webster st last
Boston; Abram Weeks, Webster st, Boston, Capt cha
Doiliyer, East Boston.
The best medicine for the disease ever saw chas A.
Smith, No / Old State House, Boston
Have been afflicted with rheumatism in its ana
entirely cured by the Of one bette A. w. bi!e
Matthews Building Commercials st, Boston. -
Gardeners Rheumatic and Ncurnga Compound has ente
y relieved from suerngs OF several years standing W.
E. Hodskins, No. Old State House, Boston.
entirely cured by the Of
matte and Neuralgia Compound. Norman T. Ayers, Is
Franklin street Boston.
The Rheumatic and Neuralgia Compound has been
by hundreds OF people for scrouloas Homors with great
benefit 1t may be given to children with perfect safety
At wholesale by Macy Jenkins 81 Liberty New Yort
Principal Bepot-s7 Kiiby 81, Boston. More serab
unless signed by CHAS. Y. GARDINER
For sale BY John W. Moore, Bellows Falls; l. Thos
Brattleboro John y. Weeks, Brandon Pond Mors,
Frances Fem, Rutland and aPothccares generally. NJ
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

THE PRESIDENT ELECT.-Mr. Lincoln
made business trip to Chicago, a few days
since, and was often called out at the DIFF
ferent stations, and enthusiastically cheered.
When he arrived at Bloomington, very
large crowd had assembled, and after many
calls, Mr.. Lincoln finally appeared and
made the following remarks:
Fellow citizens of Bloomington and Nc
Lean County: am glad to meet you af-
ter longer separation than has been COM
mon between you and me. i thank you for
the good report you made of the election
in Old Mclean. The people of the coun-
try have again fixed up their affairs for
constitutional period of time. BY the way,
think very much of the people, as an old
friend said he thought of woman. He said
when he lost bis first wife, who had been a
great help to him in his business, he thought
he was ruined--that he could never find an
other to fill her place. Atlength, however,
he married another, who he found did quite
as we'll as the first, and that his opinion
now was that any woman would do well
who was well done by. So think of the
whole people Of this nation-they will ever
do well if well done by. We will try to
do well by them in all parts of the country
North and South, with entire confidence
that all will be well with all of us.
A federal salute was fred while the train
stopped at Bloomington.
After Mr.. Lincoln concluded his speech
Senator Trumbull was called out, and re.
sponded briefly.
Mrs. Lincoln received quite an ovation
I at this point, as well as her husband. Sh,
bore herself admirably, bowling GRACEFUL,
TO the crowd, and shaking hands with thos
who approached her for that purpose in tn
car.
Mr.. Lincoln arriving unexpectedly a
Chicago, there was no demonstration on hi
arrival, but he was serenaded during til
night by the Wide Awakes.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

American Capital and Labor are. attracted
to ard advantageously employed In any de-
partment Of Manufacturing or Mechanical
Industry as a real contribution 10 the Pub
lie Veal, insuring amper, steadier, more
convenient, more renumrrating markets 10
the Farmer, with fuller employment and
better wages to the Laborer The pro-
gress of Mining, lron-Making Steetsak-
ing, Cloth Weaving, &C.. Ne, in our coun-
try and the world, shall be watched and
reported by US with an earnest and active
sympathy.
". FoREIGN AFFAIRs.-We employ
the best correspondents in London, Paris,
Turin, Berlin, and other European Capitals,
to transmit us early aud accurate advices
of the great changes there silently but
certainly preparing. ln.spite Of the pres
sure of Domestic Politics, our News from
the Ola World is now varied and ample |,
but we shall have TO render it more perfect
during the evcntiul year just before us.
V. HoMe NEws.-We employ regular
paid correspondents in California, at the
Isthmus of Darien. in the Rocky Mountain
G Did Region. and wherever else they seem
requisite. For the more accessible portions
Of our own country, we derive our infor-
nation mainly from the multifarious cores
pondents of the Associated Press, from our
exchanges. and the occasional letters of in
telligent friends. We aim to print the
cheapest general newspaper, with the full
est and most authentic summary OF useful
in. diligence, that is anywhere afforded
Hoping TO snake each day critic on the
last" and print better and better paper
from year to year, as our means are steadi-
ly enlarged through the generous co-opera-
ton of our many well-wishers, we solicit,
and shall labor ~ deserve, continuance OF
public favor
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The Legislature.

During the week past considerable work
has been done, but most of the time has
been spent in discussion and dismissal Of
bills.
The circus bill was reconsidered and fl
nally passed the house, lo3 to SO, This
bill gives certain company in New York
the monopoly and exclusive right to per-
form in this State.
The House has also passed the bill re-
pealing the law granting money to county
agricultural societies--yeas l06, nays "a.
The bill to take the census of the State
on account of errors made by the marshalsr
failed So to 104.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

sition of the republican party. The only
idea they have of it ia that given them by
our enemies, who in their misrepresenta-
lions about us, have put Satan himself to
shame. For instance. The next day after
the election, the " Y. Herald announced
that probably the first act of Lincoln would
be to march with an army into the southern
States and free the negroes 1t is the
Misrepresentation of modern democratic 20
litical demagogues more than anything else
that has produced the present disunion
madness at the Sonth, and we are for let
ting the responsibility rest where it belongs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

ago by some workman engaged at the old
tarvern stand, on the South Flat, while
digging a trench for lead pipe. The skele-
ton was found lying upon the side, covered
with about two feet Of earth, in the place
where an old wood-shed had stood. The
bones have been seen by Rev. Mr.. Grow
enor and V. Spencer, Nj. d., and are
supposed to be those of man about six
feet high and not less than thirty years old,
BY some they are thought to have been
buried from twenty-five to thirty years.
Rmioo,d Hcroid.
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Vermont News.

Mr., James Hopson, of Poultry, has
large spring of water, in which, early in
the summer, he placed some forty trout
After little time he missed some Of them
others were put in, and again more were
missing, and SO on until all were gone,
without his being able TO discover where.
or how they went About this time one of
bis sons coming suddenly to the spring,
caught and killed snake. His curiosity
being excited by the aldermanic proportions
of his snakeslip, he opened him and found
ten trout-fair-sized brook trout. Will
any one tell us how this trout-hooher baited
his hook
Mr.. William Hoffman Of Lyndon, has in
his possession yoke of oxen which weigh
1870 pounds.
Mr. Herman johnson, from Gorton, while
engaged in falling trees in the woods at
North Haverhill was found dead recently
il is thought that a tree which he had fallen
had lodged, and while getting it down, few
up and hitting him, breaking his neck; as
there were marks on his chin which woult
indicate.
TuEFr-A young man from Greensboro
by the name of Reed was arrested and tried
before Justice French of Glover, last weel
Tuesday, charged with stealing turkeys
chickens, and many other small articles to,
numerous to mention. He was found guilty
fined Sl2 and cost, and giving security 70
, the same was discharged.
FIRE IN CHARLEsroN.-A saw mill be
> longing to Erastus Buck of East Charles
!, ton was destroyed by fire on the morning {
the 9Th instant. The fire originated from
pile of waste wood near the mill This ha
n been burned the evening before and wa
supposed to be entirely extiguished. III
mill which had been recently repaired wa
y not insured. Loss nearly sl,000.-haI
burg Standard.
AssAuLT.-On Thursday Nov. 10Th, ,
0 +. Gilman, John Marston, and W. "
Marston, of West Fairlce, were brougi
before Elisha May, Esq, on charge {
0 assaulting and beating Mr.. Elisha Badge
Is Of the same place, on the night of the r,
IL publican Jubilee, Nov. 9th. Badger an
Gilman had talked OF trading horses, ar
had exchanged on trial, as Badger sal
but Gilman claimed that the bargin WI
compete ana wouiu no. return na'gei
:. morse ~hen uehaheeo' pA'' 'n'nA''
a. tha' hchad d r'sh' 70 '"Ae ms proper
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

AccIDEST.-Mr. Geo. Sears of Ludlow,
was blasting rocks on the 18th inst, and
while crowding down the charge with his
tampins iron, the powder igniied, blowing
OFT thumb and two fingers from Mr.. Sears
left hand, filing his face with powder, aud
badly injuring him.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

gy Personal liberty laws have been
enacted in some States nearly twenty years,
and the cry at this late day that they must
be repealed to save the union, reminds us
of the good widow who burst into tears
twenty years after her husbands death,
saying "she could hold in no longer"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

e We call attention to the advertise
ment of the Erie Sewing Machine Compa-
ny, in this paper. The Company must be
dong fine business, we judge, for their
advertisements appear in nearly all our ex-
changes, and often do we see the Company
and their machines complimented by the
Press.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30
A Friend lin Need. Try il,

Dr. Sweets Infallible Linimen is prepared from the
cipe DR. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut the great bop
setter and has been used ia his practice for the twenty
years with the astonishing success As external
remedy 1t is without rival and will alleviate pain more
speedily than any other preparation. For all Rhsu
matte Nervous Disorders !, Is truly inlble a.
curative Sores Wounds Sprans Bruises, &c its soe
ing healing and powerful strengthening properties excite
wonder and astonishment of all who have ever
give it trial Over four hundred certificates Of rem.
able cures performed by IL within the last two years
attest this fact. See advertisement 3Tposly
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

ca The Bradford Telegraph appears
greatly improved in politics. 1t is now
published by Messrs. Chamberlin q lay
lor. Here is our gas wishing them the
most abundant success.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

GO Congress will commence its Session
next Monday, Some of the fire-eaters
say they shall stay away, while others are
going there TO make as much trouble as
possible.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

CT We observe by the Iowa papers that
our old friend, Frank NJ. Robinson OF Du-
buke, formerly of Reading,-where many
of our readers, with us, will be pleased to
hear of him-fgures somewhat in the pol
itics of that State. He is of course a
sound Republican, and is now one of the
Executive Committee of the 9th Judicial
district
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30
Veruont-Omcinl.

The following is the official vote of Yer
mont for President. The votes given as
Z" scattering were doubtless thrown for
Gerritt Smith:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

The wife of Capt. Titus and her sister,
Mrs Davis, were burned to death in con-
sequence of the explosion of fluid lamp.
at Center Port, Long Island, few DAYS
since.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

The true Remedy for Dyspepsia and In,
digestion.-It is acknowledged ON all hands
that the Orygenated Biners are the true
remedy for these complaints, They are
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

free from alcohol, and contain, judiciousiy
combined with hygienic substance, oxygen
the chief vital element.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

DR. @. IL. sH0LES, ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN gives partieo
attention diseases Of the genitouinay organs and m,
eal diseases Of women See advertisement another col
June &c, 1860. 2s.a,
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dered for his valuable contribution to the |
interest OF our Fair.
- JAMES LOWELL,
:. c. N. Cross, Com.
anF A. Y. THOMPSON,
Spanish lMrino Sheep.
Eben Bridge, Pomfret, VT, I'd
pr best buck 2 years old and
over. 0 I,OO
James Lowell, Springfield, VI, I'd
best do I'd pr 800
Chester Pike, Cornish, N. H., Sd
best do 800
S. Wheat, Putney, VT, best buck
under 2 years lst pr 500
Nathan Cushing, Woodstock VT.
I'd BEST do 400
A. C. Perkins Pomfret, VT, Sd
best do 500
II. II. Randall, Springfield, VI.
best pen buck lambs 500
Eben Bridg,, Pemfret, VT I'd
best do 200
Chester Pike, Cornish, N. II. Sd
Sest do 100
E,pes.
Eben Bridge. Pomfret VT, best
pen old ewes 81
A. C. Perkins, I" I'd best
do JI 5
Chester Pike, Cornish N. II. I'd
best do o.
Eben Bridge, Pomfret, Vt. best
pen yearling ewes 81
Samuel Wheat, Pu.ney, VT, I'd
best do A
n park;oe pomfrot w RI
best do 81
H.. H. Randall Springfield, VT,
best pen eve lambs 81
j. III. Benton, Bradford, VT. I'd
best do 81
James Lowell, Springfield, VT. Sd
best do i
Fine Wool Sheep, including Sarony Sill
esidn
J.. B. Spencer, Windsor, Vt. best
old buck HH Z
j. L. Lowering, Hartford, VT, I'd
best do s
Mp. White, Springfield, VT.
best yearling buck 5
j. ii. Benton, Bradford w., best
pen buck lambs
J. L. Lowering, Hartford, VT. best
old ewes
L. B. Spencer, Windsor, VT, I'd
best do 5
j. L. Lowering, Hartford, VT,
best pair yearling ewes 8
j. II. Benton. Bradford, VT, best
pen eve lambs 81
Chester Pike, Cornish, N. H., I'd
best do 2
Dairy.
Ashhel Hamlin, Charlestown, N.
ii. best June butter 8
Ira Colby, Claremont, N. II. I'd
best do 3
Horace Metcalf, best
Sept. do 8
Ashbel Hamlin, I'd
best do )
Ira Colby, best
,Ashbel Hamlin, Charlestown, N.
II. I'd best do A
Wm. N. Patterson, Piermont, N.
II. Sd best do 8
Maple Sugar and Honey
C. Gilmore. Acworth, N. II. best
25 lbs maple Sugar 8
d. w. Bill, Gilsum N. HID best
do
ID. w. Butterfeld, Springfield,
VT. best 20 lbs, honey
Albert Wheeler, Charestown, N.
II. I'd best do
sg Purses.
+. r. Jennings, Quechee, VT, for
fastest walking horses, 5 25,0(
DIT. Bennett, Brdport, VT, for
fastest trotting for purse open
to all horses by stallion "Plato," 10000
VIM. Is. Munson, Colchester, VT,
fastest trotting for purse Of
fered TO stations, by stallion
sIra Allen 10000
Alexander Bathgate. Morrisania,
MY, for fastest running by
thoroughbreds, by stallion
"Comet," 10000
We omit Floral and Mechanics halls a
they were noticed at the time the fair wa
he'd. ~ ~ fr
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30
THE BEST MACHINE FoR FAMILf ISk.

FULL STOCK of all the various styles CONSTANTLY
ON HAND and for sale at NewYork City prees, MaAAn
shipped free Of charge purchasers, e line Of any rail
road To any part of the State to the r. sn
II purchasers live Cd the line Of Road
Every Machine Warranted, and instruetors
In the Of them given 20 purchasers gratis.
Prices Grnfeig Rssnced Send for a Circular.
G. wa @ @. BENEDICT Agents for yerssent.
No. O. College So. Bennington VI.
Nov. Is, 1850. N
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To Persons out of Employment,

A GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE sEwrse aleHsr
N We will give Commission wages at from S2s 10 81
per month, and expenses pad THIS is Machine and
simple In its construction that child Of 10 years learn
to operate IL by half hours instruction. II Is equal
any Family Sewing Machine and the price but fa
Dollars.
Persons wishing an agency will address
j N. B0YLAS,
47.52 MILAN OHIO.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1860-11-30

Prepared by SETH W. FowLE & CO., Boston and g.
sale by j. W MOORE, Bellows Falls d. " CUSHING c,m
bridgeport T. S. SABIN Jr, Saxtonis River; DivnI
Rockingham N. s. WEEKS, Grafton; o. " BIJTTpp
FIELD, Townshend E. WILCOX, Westminster; JOSEPH
CLARK, and N THORN, Brattleboroi s. p MIIIEp
Fayetteviiii ana ny dealers everywhere 1919
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~ HoPE-poErRy OF rnysIc. IN

Let the SICK 10 Herrtck go,
Who'd be sick, I'd like to know,
Such cures his Pills do make
Smiles, lovely smiles, shall deck the brow
Where gloominess Is rampant now,
And hope anew shall wake.
10 uerriek's mstehless Pills starte the people with,
their cures This is the to them Large bor,
rs cts. (; boxes 81 90 See advertisement. 36-3s-lr