Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-11-17

SION, ana whlcn was cleared IN The Custom
House for ports on the Pacific.
a Vermoni Hcrse on the Cowse.-The
VIM colt, from Derby Line, which was
sold at the time Of the recent state fair at
Brattleboro, TO John Langley of Worcester,
for $500, has been performing great fcats
on the Cambridge course having recently
won in three straight heats match hes, 3
in 5, with Black Hawk Maid time J6 80
237.
For kdnsas.-A company Of four hundred
persons, mostly men and women W the prime
Of life, and nearly all of them sturdy friends
Of temperance and opponents of slavery,
passed through the town Of Newcastle, on
the Western border Of Pennsylvania. few
DAYS SINCE on their way 10 seek their for
tunes on the praries of Kansas. The Pres-
dent Of the company carried with him steam
printing press and all the necessary materi-
ais Tor the establishment Of large news
paper and job printing Office.
The 81. Lou Democrat, Senator Benton's
organ, has published several strong articles
to prove that il is for the interest Of Missouri
that Kansas should be a free Slate In
prosecuting the argument, the D,mocrdi is
unsparing IN its depreciation of the existence
Of slavery
Female Complaints effectually Cured by
Hoilolcay's Phis-Mrs. Mary Pearson, Of
Market-street, Nj sour, taged 49, about two
years ago, was thrown on bed of sickness
for several weeks, her arms and legs became
much swollen, and appeared to the medical
men whom she consulted, at this period Of
life, that she was dropscal. She gradually
grew worse. until all hope Of her being cured
was abandoned by her husband and friends.
At this crisis Mr.. Pearson persuaded her 10
have recourse 10 Holoways Pills, and by
perscvering with them for SIX weeks she was
perfectly well. They are an excellent Med
icinc for young femaes, with distractions IN
Their health entering into womanhood.
Rights Of Railroad Passengers i'm
porlant and interesting decision has Just
been rendered la the Marine Court Of New
York, which establishes the right of tray
eler To the occupancy of seat for an en-
tire trip, even If he should vacate it at every
stopping place. for the time being tn,
seat is what he pays for, and he is entitled
o. II till the transit Is ended, and he forieit'
nothing by Temporarily absenting hmsel
from II
The Kansas Herald Of Freedom This pa
paper, the first number Of which lies befOr,
us, is published By G.. NJ. Brown. -formerll
an editor IN Pennsylvania, at Wakrnsa
Kansas Territory. II will advocate ia,
freedom side of the question and will b,
sustained by Kansas League men, prnci
pally. This initial number is good one
bold, free spoken, aud evincing the posses
sion of large heart m the bosom Of It's ed
itor. We trust that the great territory il
which be has raised the ensign of liberty
may rapidly fill up with those who shall
cherish the same principle which he pro
claims.
The store Of II c. Dwight. Of Vershirc
was broken open, last Mondly night, am
abouI $500 worth Of goods were stolen.-
Two young men--strangers--hnd been seer
about the premises, who were suspected
They were hunted up and found in the bacl
part Of Norwich, after hard race. A por
ton Of the ST len goods was found upon them
They were taken TO Nershire, last Wednes
day, and bound over in $500 bonds each
and for want thereof were comriited to th'
county jail IN Chelsea. The county o
Orange Is flooded with such scoundrels a
these, says our well Informed correspondent
The young rascals call themselves WIN
G. Fisk and Abner p. Townsend. Bu
these ere probably fictitious Find
scr Journal
, A most painful accident occurred at tn
! railroad station IN Hartland. last Wednes
day morning. Mr.. w. II. Labaree, the sta
ton agent at that place, was endeayorng {
transfer a package from the car of on
; freight train to that Of another lthe tw
. trains sianuing on opposite tracks when on
| OF the trains started, crushing aad rollin
him along against The opposite car, breakin
IN his stomach, and also breaking his col
lar bone. II was thought poor Labaree coul
live only for a short time but we are happ
to learn that DR.. Crosby Of Hanover, report
ed on "Wednesday night that he might r.
cover-Uindsor Journal.
More than halt million pounds Of butte
ard cheese were delivered at the 81. A ban
depot during the month of Sept. last