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DR.. Nolan Els
CELEBRATED
V L r Nj | + UGE
LIVER PILLS.
rwoorth. hes, Preparation orth. Age.

They are not recon-
mcnded as Universal
Curc-alls, but simply for
what their name pur-
ports.
The VERMIFUGE, for
exPelling Worms from
the human system, has
also been administered
with the most satisfactory
results to various animals
subject to Worms.
The LIVER PILLS, for
the cure of Liver COM
PLANT, all BILIOUS De-
RANGEMENTs, Sick HEAD
ACHE, sc.
Purchasers will please
be particular to ask for
DR.. c. McLane's Celc-
bratcd VERMIFuGE and
Liver PILLS, prepared by
as..:,,llSj
SOLE PRopRIEroRs, Pitts
burgh, Pa, and take no
other, as there are various
other preparations now
before the public, pur-
porting to be Vcrmifuge
and Liver Pills. All
Others, in comparison
with DR.. McLANE's, arc
worthless.
The GENUINE McLanc's
Vermifuge and Liver
Pills can now be had at
all respectable Drug
Stores.
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To Town Clerks.

DLANkS Cor 4" Intsutions 81 Marriage" ~.
ID gsired BY the n l.ssaw, NAV b. obtained In
quanlily at the DEMOCRAT OFFICE.
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Fare Within srH Coo tlg count, ui Oxford, uB
thr tlrrt ius-..1, 30 Ju',, \. u. lsj5.
o. Obj. petition bi1rrsaIt, Drirsf, That notice
hs Sven fH 40 GFr-YHs tUf,Tr.tcd D., causing a Coz
ID u. fI.s U.urHu, Nth thi. Uri.r thereon 90
o. YHa.sTrf three vsrks suGJss.Iyyh tu The
uNtHr' u.uH.flf, puuiTi 80 Pare, chat the,
mH, appear 90 rlaa,t. Court Co. o. hgId ai Pare.
i1 .s.I o.urfs. gI tbs 81 Iur..a, ct August next,
ar u.rs uf tle r.r,A Boo Or, forenoon. anI she's
raH.., 90 aHs, vh, ths TD,rr of saiJ rstittUu
.b.rI ne d. -uuts, Suoh uutirs o. D. given
If I.ar go. D.u.f.
THOMAS n BROWN. J.sg,.
4 true Cupy-aifrsts
DAVID kSarF. RE- sir.
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u,,uEu. ...--Nin court of Probate bella ailaf.
BE-. vrrHrr arI lHr Thr ..H.f, off uNIuuI, u1 ih,
fb.TI Tr,.#i, 90 Jut. \. II. l~f5
nN~TlNE ~rNlplNG. bHuiH.tIr,fHr un lhr
~ estate Of IEIrIEI,A 4 ~r,IuINs Date
.' UH.kH.'I i1 .ltt ,HrHr,. |,.sI-'I, having prr-
scented hr. bet Her.rf' of decentralization Ut the
,.stfr ufsrfF deceased nr allowance.
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fH 100 rsrs,1s iHtrrrstsd, O., glr.fu- o.ryut ihfs
....Ifs b.. rH.II.Hr.. fHrrs vrlhs su.l,s.t,,I, Boo
IHr u,.TI Democrat uuHrrf ,t Pare, that hrN
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rau ui fHr r'H,l rH ihr rr,rH.r. 1Ht .hrv cause
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THOMAS ~. BROWN, J4ir,.
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Dawn kNArr, R,gir~.
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O,touu.s s.-Nfa ruuri at Probate, hsi az Par
BE-. within a11 l.r thr count, of oNnud, uu
che ihtuI Toe. .1, ui Jui,, A.p. l~l7.
UANNNU WNlkrR late llauuah ller.ey,
GuartBuul NtuTuA =. brEIIt and ai,
10 slb C1r1s, mI1HTs, hp11g Tr,,'Htrd
ber 6rlI account uI ,u,raiaush.p 90 'aa uar'' iyr
advance.
O-|H.f. That che .lrl Guardian give rr'rre Co.
100 r.u.HHs I1 rr..t.l, IN r,u.Ing r. cops of ihIs
.i|rTfr IT uuHI.bsI ihr,, seek sr.0.ssI,r', Doe
The ca .r.I usnH.rlf, uf,Hf,I 90 IaIis, that thr,
r.t, BHH.Bratb rrHtr,.ur fH ls h,.a rHUs,
rr .t.I r.ur.,.lg fIs thuH Iu...tt ui Nugu.t
u.,f. af Coo 10 ~ r..k Boo fh. IIeH'Hu, aud
.H.u, rrr-., rltuf ih.s have, 80, lar s'u, shHu'1
-IInMA. M nnnMN LII,
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-03-19


Leave EIizabethtown Tuesday at 6 a mi; NJ E +.
Arrive at Saranac Lake by p m; n N. sst ~
Leave Saranac Lake Wednesday at 6am
Arrive at Elizabethtown by S p m. IA ~ s.
lila From Keeeevie 10 Port Kent miles and back, six
~ times q week. Ae 1aasE ~ t.n4 gsW 4
\ Leave Ksesevlle daily, except Sunday, at 4 m,
Arrive at Port Kent by ST. m; E8
Leave Port Kent daily except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Keeseville by 10 m.
Bids including extension 10 Burlington during nus
pension of navigation will be considered. M s.
Ills From Keesevo by Peru and South Pattsburgh to
Plattsburgh, Is miles and back, six times week.
Leave Keesevllo daily, except Sunday, at z nj
Arrive at Pattsburgh by IL a m;
Leave Plattsburgh daily, except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive ct Keesevlle bv 8 pm
Ills From Keesevie, by Clintonvlle and New Sweden
TO Auaable Forks ii miles and back, six times a
Leave Keeseville daily, except Sunday, at 81 a m;
1e Arrive at Ausablo Forks by IL m; ~
Leave Ausable Forks daily, except Sunday, at
pm; s.lee. 4s 49, W5e8s 4haefH y
lll7 From Ausabe Forks by Wilmington, Jay, and Up
per Jay, to Keene, 20 nulss and back, twice a
.A Leave Ausable Forks Wednesday and Saturday a,
VIZ lipm; sat Z ystfa 8aht n
Arrive at Kscne by u IN; , 4
Leave Ke.nc Wednesday, and Saturday at mi
.}A Arrive at Ausablc Forks by 70 m. 81
Ills From Ausabe Forks, by Black Brook, franklin
aiA Falls, and Bloomngdalc, to Saranac Lake, ~
miles and back, twice week. 4t
w Leave Apsabe Forks Tuesday and Saturday at D
We am; fs "a aEts
Arrive 9. saranac Lake by6Pm;
Ia Leave saranac Lake Monday and Friday at 8
stt am; USE ff
tT Arrive Mt Ausable Forks by 6pm.
Illo From Ausabe Forks by Black Brook, Union Falls,
MerriIlsvlIe, Duane, and Dickinson Centre, to
Nlchovile, 81 miles and back, once q week. p
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North Easton, miles ana BACK, uroc Times
week.
Leave Johnsouvlc Tuesday, Thuredny, and sntur-
Arrive at North Easton by IL m; 81
Leave North Easton Tuesday, Thursday, und Sat
4 urday at o n m;
Arrivcat Johnsonviils by q m.
1923 From Cambridge, by North White Creek Anrquas-
cook, and Fast Salem, TO Shushnn, 10 miles and
back tri-weekly.
Leave Cambridge Tuesday, Thureduy, and satur-
day at a m;
Arrive at Shushan by ia a m;
Eeave shushcn Tueoday, Thursday, and Saturday
Arrive at Cambridge by m.
Bids for the separate parts between Cambridge and
North White Creek, and between Shushsn and
East Salem, arc invited.
1904 From Cambridge Station, by Cambridge Cola,
Greenwich, North Greenwich South Argyle, and
Argyle, to Fort Edward, IS mles and back, six
times week. N
Leave Cambridge Station daily, except Sunday at
81 am; $ 5tf
"A Arrive al Fort Edward BY mi, $500
Leave Fort Edward daily except Sunday, at M;
Anveat Cambridge Station by 3pm tn4
1925 From Salem, by Fest Greenwich and Battenvle TO
~. Greenwich, 10 miles and back, three times week.
Leave Salem Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 8
am;
Arrive at Greenwich by ii m;
Leave Greenwich Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
ot1pm;
Arrive at Salem by . m g
Bids for Elk trips week are invited.
1896 From Covesvile, by Quaker Springs and Deans
Corners, to Ketchem's Corners, III miles end back,
three times week
/ Leave Covesvllo at r m Tuesday, Thursday, and
.iA Saturday; 's@
Arrive at ketchams Corners by 4apm;
Leave Kcchams Corners ct 10 m Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday;
Arrive at Covesvie by pm.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
MICHIGAN Annual MEETING.

Immediately after the publication of the last
No. of the Bugle we received a letter from the
of the Michigan Anti-Slavery Society
requesting that the coll for the Annual Meeting,
previously furnished US shonld not lie published.
But it was too late. The papers containing il
were already in the mail. We now state in be.
half of those by whom the call was issued, that
the Annual Meeting wiN not be held at Plymouth
as published. 1t is thought best to postpone it
till a laier period.
This arrangement however will not prevent tn e
visit of Parker Pillsbury and the Remonds. as
will be seen by a notice in anncther column
They commence their labors in that state with a
convention at Ann Arbor, on Saturday and Sun
day the Sd and 4th Of October, the days previous
ly fixed for the Anniversary at Plymouth.
We part with the labor of these devoted friends
with regret as they are doing most ex-
cellent service in Ohio, never better. We trust
they will meet with equal or greater success in
Michigan and we are sure they will receive the
most hearty cooperation and cordial support from
the friends of the cause wherever they may 60.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
A DEMOCRAT WHO HAS CHANGED HIS
OPINION.

Mr.. S.. S. Cox is the Democratic successor in
Congress Of Sam. Galloway, from the Franklin
District. in this state, and is now very busy stump
ing for the election Of the slaveholding Democrat
ic candidates. Though reputed to be a man of tai
ent he is not above the meanness of his party, in
striving to secure success by base appeals to the ne
gro hating prejudice of the people This indeed
seems to be the staple article of the Democrats
in this campaign and they occasion their oppon-
en.s a world of trouble in retuting their slanders
which affirm that Republicans believe in the equal.
ity of the negro and that the cardinal object If their
party is to secure to colored men the elective fran,
chise. Mr.. Cox who is now busy relating these
falsehoods, concerning the Republicans, some years
since wrote a book called "The Buckeye Abroad"
in which he upheld what he now denounces, and
charges upon the Republicans, namely, that 'all
distinctions Of caste are odious', While at Rome
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
ANOTHER PLAN OF EMANCIPATION.

David Sears has published his plan for the eman-
.cipation of the tlaves. 1t is substar TALLY the same
as Mr.. Ellihu B%urritt's, and Mr.. Sears claims that
the plan is his originally, only enlarged and i'm
proved byMr. Burritt. Mr. Sears plan is summar-
lily as follows
/. Congress to appropriate the proceeds of The
sales Of the public lands to tie eatincfioaiV &aeery.
to negotiate with the Legislatures of the slave
States for the purchase of female slaves under ten
years of age, aud also, if necessary, female slaves
under twenty year of age, and Nth instructions 10
close a contract with any one Of said States. which
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

may agree to the terms of their commission. The
money 10 be paid TO the States, and to be by them
appor,ioned.
.. Female slaves so purchased nre to be free,
and their issue are tO be free.
q. In consideration of the above, all children
porn after - are to be free, within the States
90 contraclng;and from that date, hereditary SidUe.
Fyth me United STATES, its Territories and depend
%encies, is 10 cease.
o. In order to avoid the difficulties and dangers
which might arise from an immediate and unqual.
ihed liberation of a debased and ignovant class,
children who may be born after--should be
apprenticed to their owners, or others until they
are twenty-one years of age, on the provision that
tney receive from their masters a suitable educa.
ton to tit them for an improved condition. And
this to apply to all children born after that period
whether their mothers have been freed or not.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

Mr.. Cox became enamored Of 20 plain unques-
toned African Priest. Speaking Of certain Cath
olic ceremonials at the cathedral Of 81. Peter he
says:
They, bowling, kissing the rand, and as I was in
formed, the diamond brilliant upon the Pope's in-
ger, as a token Of reverence. An inferior order
PROSTATE themselves, and tip their labia at the shoe
Of his Holiness, upon which is a cross Of silver
In the meantime seraphic music from the Pope's
select choir ravishes the cal, while the incence titiE
lates the nose. Soon there arises in this chamber
OF theatrical glitter, a PLAIN UNoUEsTIoNED AFRICAN.
and he utters n sermon in facile Lstinity with grace
ful manner. His dark hand gestured harmonious
ly with the rotund periods, and his SMART vIsAGE
DEAMED WITH A Mon ORDER OF INTELLIGENCE. lie
was an Abyssinian.
"What a commentary was here upon our AMER.
IcAN PRFJUDIcEs. The head Of the great Catholic
Church was surrounded by the expert scholars Of
the age, LISTENING TO THE ELoQUENcE OF THE DEs-
PIsED NEGRO, AND THEREBY ILLUSTRATING TO THE
WORLD the COMMON BOND OF BROTHERHOOD WHICH
BINDS THE HUMAN RACE. l confess that Mt first il
seemed to me a sort of theatrical mummerv, NOS
being familiar with such admixtures Of society
But ON REFLECTION ] DIscERNED IN 1T the SANE IN
FLUENCE WHICH, DURING THE DARK AGES, CONFERRED
SUCH INEsTIMABLR BLESSINGS ON MANKIND"
On page 1874 Of this book he says History ro-
cords that from the time when the barbarians over
ran the Western Empire at the time of tho revival
of letters, the influence of the Church of Rome
had been generally favorable to science, to civiliz-
alton and to good government. Why? Because
her system held then as it holds, now, ALL DIsTINc-
TIoNs OF CASTE AS oDIoUs. She regards NO MAN,
BOND OR FREE, WHITE OR BLACK, AS DISQUALIFIED
of the Abysinian, in beautiful print, was distrib.
uted at the door. ! bring one home as a trophy
and as a souvenir Of a great truth tchich Americans
are prone TO deny or contemn."
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26
PARKER P%ILLSBURY.
CONVENTION AT ANN ARBOR.

An Anti-slavery Convention will be held at Ann
Arbor, Michigan, Saturday and Sunday, the 3rd
4th, Of October. Parker Pillsbury of New
Hampshire, Charles Lenox Remond and Miss
Sarah P. Remond of Massachusetts, will be pres.
ent 10 address the Meeting.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

which nay be found on our second page. This is
the provisO
Provided that, delegates to the Cincinnati Con-
vention shall noi attending there be prevented from
attending the general Conference at Lynchburg,
in May next, and the Cincinnati Convention shall
have the power to organize a new Church.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1857-09-26

Sept. 10, 1857. Editor of the Knoxville Wing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-03-08
A.ssfce snsesrssrrc.-

okAnpAgA TrrIsns IN DIgVtDULrY-A sT4kkGD
CAse-epnpus WITH A ofACUs CoHPAsf.
Yesterday tho odoe OF chlsi OF Poas -
attraction In tho aha o Of q number &C oan-
dsga Indians vbo hAd rescued fcom false inprso
mens BY tho Twenty arss ~ars pnl'cs IL sppssrs ths
James Hesly one .as tribe OF 0sonAsa IsalAns cana
,o the CbI Of Po,Ico tho prsvoas day. saa sssi ,hAa
seven Of bis rsce (smoog ,hsm h's two sorsl vws
COT sped Sta hotel or Third avenue ~sssv-
rcrth nseet ssas their Gill, sud bs rsquss,sd tho -
cf the sui5oris Ia this city for their reIosse W. nal
cell aim Va CAysn ss.g a. of tas ~eniy nzs ~A
yshoe vhsn ssc latter dssevmiacd 70 invesyAts ns ma
tr krvo pcucnss. efssrs Rsisy and copaov. vsss
SEQ. 70 TIE bossl With orders 10 release tac a
Hsaiy rhs boys vOrs ubsotsd without saucn dn-
cuit,, ssd co tss ystrvn n tss party 20 the stsass
house, Recorts- smsh. sbo hsppensd 10 no pre-
sent ordered tss policeman 20 proceed bsok 10 M
paes ir sussrgp and rcicsze xe rensnder Of ths
Illegally aoa,red rrsorss rh- DC .c.n-n their 70
turn vi pesaoa f-nrr sbs isndoss oi shs
prsmsss we .ifs sttscieH ~ Hose % 20 =
The claimed tDe Incars owed rponey ~
hoard While the later bee ia 'be prisoners ~srs, ~
i;rcmtst bcurd 20 iuceec 70 Ear sad ,crs exni60
tsnscivss IL CONGESTION n tna ctr ras fnaisns
they SAID, vsptsf IN buag tes fESssemers. sns tnt
they ovf no, agree n sBy sccois. Toe oGcerp
wopit ustsn " tbfss sfsumasis, a,d sbow -
made uros Ihsm W cpe foy ai,y Dsrsoas resuitsa
w tts Sikr eefes q the pslieemer ssd the trcapA
IN o,5sr H. ..vs issr rvrs sn1 Q, sss.r sops.r,ns -
me station soz,e hey pros1ied ssns chat "uss; uVs
spyse-arcs -Seir fs-- art cioitlrg se~s YER, mssA
t0rn aEi aaefsrcd. Dsri a e. q he csonvs
htsns Tscs Vet severe oss ~sn ksis wkils epdrap
vrrnz to ssyt re roce~sn 10 ther attempts hsrw
ate us pri'oDers FVzr toys and % made nsss
dosrg the hea si N ofht siorx sfss Bea-
3, tsok r'fvgs ~ trc Chi..'s nlcs.
Fv- cf the tribe yetrep1.n In dura1Oc via asd ass
last evcD'ug No erHl aso booa msds " efscs thss
<sse 1te Recorder vn 20 brs'iy eresgsa yest1rSav
tsat he unshle :, .,rd ~ toe nslser bis -
tpuon. rhs complssx Of the r scued Indians ON ba
isHsn sgsios, the VINO wptsd ts>nkn
inen, ans v0rsnS siIl be a~uec f9r he sppssAsanos
o. tbe acc mod.
me sorr o' tAs Forsr' ocnplsin ssssviy n rhs
ueaams Mt rscssre1 ait bands 0f &c o. asf say
usp vin rot proceed 70 ka,op~ ~ PER esxaxeossS -
rsuss ,bey be fayed nso trap by face prstHnuw
srd irssaulest Representatives. 4~a1y aaa u4s
s,mpAsions arc gult. gcci ld-s,s spsaosas e -
sbrsses s9d ,rsss the sssh language sss~sly zen
Rvm PraArSs srr 70 Nsv Jsur LA The 49, " M
Eve river isSvrs ssysred . few Gays sxs Il KsypzA
sJ on cbrsc o, tsv;ss robbed tho tords< vaysAs~sa
q, itsrrey Cty. asd who vsrs srrurss 70 ,a c;y W
ex Cap ella WtFrs. n ths Fishsesrth wnrf police ~
eu.,ioo has bee0 cstassi For th-sr rsnsfw v Ssv
Jersey srd getwftsy ns- we're ect yts;o&A su~1'
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BODY Of Patrick Ysrel, he Unpd ssss solcls- WI,
c,ed u goverpors slsrA f-or5 ,bs ssecn ~ sovsro
hesurx received at the hands os soms urks1sn
the evidence sdduced ssrs 10 sbos ths shs dscsssd
IN o. at any With s,rey cold So - Hcv Yors
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bsiostSi tnss pey Became errseed IN row, W 9rssn
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'vry. wh-ct sry homes being brotss that vnue com.
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~ pacise - ess 0ey ssss got ipSp orrsoaly wniss
suueo 10 Fsiri r.rirg his heed srske. rhs msn vhs
,siced the ssfa blow va sntrcvp c.the 6scsnsed's
srors, ard 10 ssit s,lNge Dr Wefre msds poee
nsttn sEsp Lassp upon The body ef decsassd, and
isupd slve ifssture OF NE sfuf vsss s his
opc',p. he csuss Of death me jvvy n tAis eass
rsr 5es vsssic % "deash from istuvs reosve1 u
ihs hand, " srrre re-sce 70 1e iury wrrcvn"
10 rearon 10 hu oocn.eses Uorsee- nvy nppends the
foloviss rpes 10 the inquest p ~poys,--
''t tnems 10 be vsfy splrrcss hsn ne evidence gver
In tts tbat he teceas ~ hb ocnpante1s
very nsch r,cxcaisd when ais csed ~ sers psson
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sfsrcston with said psrcs tsss tbsy wevs vevy mssh
ssdey fe isavsrce of Bsuoy sss that sy cbvors
70 au she fscts IN tss oass 0~ine ~ IN reaAuss e
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