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New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
From The National Era
THE BURIAL OF BARBER

BT JoHr @. WHITTIER.
Bear bin, comrades, to his grave;
Never over one more brave
Shall the prairie grasses weep,
In the ages yet 10 come,
When the millions in our room,
What We SOW in tean, shall reap
Bear him up the icy bill,
With the Kansas frozen still
As bis noble heart, below,
And the land be came TO TIL
With q freeman's thews and VIII,
And his poor hut rooted with sno"
One more look Of that dead face,
OF his murders ghastly trace
One more kiss, oh, widowed one
Law your left hands on bis brow,
Lift your right hands up, and vow
That his work shall yet be done
Patience, friendsI The eye Of God
Every path by Murder trod
Watches, hdless, dGy and night;
And the dead man in his shroud,
And bis widow weeping l01d,
And our hearts, are in sight
Every deadly threat that swells
With the roar of gambling hell,
Every brutal Jest and jeer,
Every wicked thought and plan
or the cruel heart of man,
Though but whispered, He can hear
You in suffering, they in crime,
Wait the Just award of time,
Wait the vengeance that Il due;
Not in vain a heat shall break,
Not tear for Freedoms sake
Fall unheeded: God Is true.
While the flag with stars bedecked
Threatens where il should protect,
Ard the Law shakes hands with Cunsc.
What is left ye but TO wait,
Match your patience TO your fate,
And abide the better time
Patience. friends The human heart
Every where shall take your part,
Everywhere for you shall pray;
On your side are natures laws,
And Gods life is in the cause
That you suffer for to-day.
Well to suffer is divine;
Pass the watchword down the line,
Pass the cOuntersicn: "ESDrRE.'
Not 10 him who rasbly dares,
But to him who nobly bears.
Is the victor's garland sure.
Frozen earth to frozen breast,
Lay our slain one down 10 rest:
Law him down in hope and faith.
And above the broken sOd,
Once agaio, to Freedoms God,
Pledge yourselves for life or death
That the State whose walls ye lay,
In your blood and tears, to-day,
Shall be free from bonds of shame.
And your goodly land untrod
By tie feet Gt Slavery, shod
With cursing as with flame
Plant the Buckeye on his grave,
For the hunter of the slave
In lis shadow cannot rest;
And let martyr-mound and tree
BE your pledge and guaranty
OF the freedom of the West
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
CRIMEA.

Delegates from the two armies had met to regulate
the details OF the arns,ice. Latest correspondence
nom the camp is as follows:
"Fe6rr0ry 22.-It has been singuarly mild, almost
this evening, and but for the comfortable look
of the thing, fires really unnecessary. regular
gale blows from the south, making the huts rock and
temble. There is not much danger, however, of her
being blown away for by this time the army is expert
in making its dwellings fast and firm. II is rather
gusy work in the tents, but these are comparatively
few in the English camp. by divisional orders one
hundred OF each regiment direc Jed TO parade
tomorrow morning at clock, in front Il the Light
Division, to the sentence of a general court
martial carried into effect. II is understood that Day
the murderer, is to be hupg.
black gallows with q grave dug beneath 1t, and
criminal led up with pinoned arms to the dismal mu-
sic Of the Dead March in SAUL compose the not very
cheerful combination of circumstances aud objecn
witnessed this morning in front Of the Light Division
camp. Before o'clock 100 men from each infantry
regiment 80 from each battery of artillery, and 20
from each division Of land transport corps, were formed
up in vast hollow square on Picket-House hhi.
There had been a driving shower half an hour Deiore,
and the troops in their black waterproots whics
added to the ugubrious aspect OF the whole scene.
The wretcLed criminal walked steadily mp to his pun
islmept ascended the steps without assistance and
stood firm and upright while the executioner adjusted
the rope around his neck and the white cap biz
face. The wind was so high as to impede the latter
operation and oceasion little delay. At last all the
preliminaries were completely the executioDef de.
scended and drew away the plank. The drop looked
rather short; but, nevertheless, the appeared 10
die very quickly, and with scarcely struggle"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
BALTIC.

From Hamburg, March 5, il is stated that two kas-
sian war steamers, accompanied by three gan1oss,
have got out Of Sweaborg BY breaking the ice. lhese
ships have appeared in the Baltic.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
FRIGHT or SEARCH" RENEwED.
One word more. Tie Sqsa,ter Sovereign of Feb.
10 has the following paragraph:

10 has the following paragraph
ESTABLISH A PoLITIcAL QUARAsrISE.-We sug-
gost the propriety of the - Border Ruisns" e.tab-
Gsbirg a ousranfine somewhere between &. Iouis
and Kansas City, where all steamboats, may be
searched and the infectious political paupers be pre-
vented from tainng the air Of Kansas Territory with
their presence. We see improperly in this, and
should they not do it, they will have TO bear the name
of having dole. Have they not been branded as
"Rulisns," "Cutthroats," "Robbers," and /" Tra
ors ~ II they are 20 bear such names let them do
something, we say, to entiile them TO the honor"
We are opposed 10 receiving something for nothing.
We suggest Lexington a suitable place for the
tGJlishment Of gpclitical quarantine.
The Lexington Express Of the 9th inst, after re-
latipg the robbery Of 100 sharps rifles, gives this
importsn. advice:
"We suggest that Committee be appointed by
our citizens AZ etng to be held at the Courthouse
tomorrow, Monday morning. at 10 O'clock whose
duty il shall be to e1smipe for and intercept all similar
shipments"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-03-21
ONE WEEK su
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
LATEST ELECTION NEWS.

ARKANsAs-the Democrats have been
successful, eleeting by large majority,
Yell, their candidate for Governor.
ALABAMA.-Thc Democrats in this
State have achieved a triumph, although
the Americans we're very confident Of
success.
MIssouRI-has gone generally Demo.
cratic. For Governor Benton is defeated,
and Polk, regular Democrat, is elected.
Francis F. Blair is certainly elected to
Congress from the ST. Louis district.
KENTUcKY-the Americans, in some
instances have been successful, bat the re-
turns show large Democratic gains in al
most every part of the State.
North CARoLINA-Bragg, Demncrat,is is
elected Governor, and the Democrats gain
90 member Of The Legislature.
IowA-,he Republicans have carried
everything before thcm. The Democrats
claimed the election Of h Ill to Congress
but later advices make it certain that he
has been dcfcato.; !,y Curtis. Republican.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

rA- In our advertising columns will be
seen a call for meeting to organize the
Lcwisburg, Centre aud Spruce Greek
Railroad Company, to be held at Centre
Hall, at the public house formerly kept
by Heury Wilmer, or Tuesday, the 2nd
dly Of September next. The offr's Of
those under whose auspices the Charter
and subscriptions we're procured deserve
all credit Their energy and prudence
assures us that the Road viii be put in
operation at the earliest possible moment.
The,r en1eaycrs should be warmly second
cd along the whole liue of the projected
Improvement, but more especialiy in
those localities where the subscriptions
are not proportionate to its wealth or the
benefits which Will be derived from the
read
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

rG- When the Brooks outrage was per.
petrated, some of the Buchanan papers
declared that they disafproved it, and
that the South would not sustain it, Po
litely kicked out Of Congress for his mur
derous assault, however, Brooks is endors
ed, approved, and sent back by unani
nous vote, and bis accomplice, keiit
likewise. Both these Buchanan men are
unanimously sustained by constituency
in which Buchanan has no opposition
Who, then, can believe that the Buehan
au party is not responsible, after the fact
for that most Infamous of all assaults
The Buchananites voted not to expe
Brooks for his rufiianly act, and wher
kicked out they unite as one man to re-
turn him as their proper and legal Repre-
sentative. After this, the Buchanan met
must bear the burden of Brooks AZ vel
as of Kansas
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
= see New Advertisements.

ga-Among the mcmhers of the Ere
mont Club of Lebanon, we observe the
name of A. Il. BuUGHrER, the Democrat
ic candidate for Congress in opposition to
&c. kuHKEL at the last election.
J.J. LEWIS, the leading Democratic
lawyer of Chester County, has j)ined the
Republican party.
c. NJ. Johnson, the d" Dunmorc Black
smith the most Influential Democratic
speaker in Lancaster for twenty years
prst, resigns his place on the Democratic
ticket, because he is going for Fremont
and Freedom.
STEWART PEARcE, Esq, lately a Dem
ocratc Member of the Legislature from
Columbia, is speaking for Fremont.
Hon. JoHN J PEARcE declines re,
election to Congress from the Lycomlng
district, and expresses u preference for
Geu. WM. Ii IRWIN, Of M.fliin County
who is candidate for the nomiuation-as
his successor.
JAS. T. HALE, of Ceatre County, will
also be candidate fer nomination to
Congress by the American Republican
Convention.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
A Common Sentiment.

The Reatiny Jouraal We regard as the
ablest and most influential supporter Of
Fillmore in this State. In speaking of
the projected union of the Anti Buchan-
an forces in this State, it forcitly says:
AMERICAN STATE CoNvENTIoN.-It
viii be noticed as a significant feature of
the proceedings, that resolution, offered
by delegate from Philadelphia, TO tbc
effect that no committee shall have ,,ower
to change, alter, or amend the Electoral
ticket, except to supply vacancies, was
icW cn fhe tubie, from which it would ap.
pear that the project Of . Union Electoral
ticket, was favorably regarded by major
ity Of the delegates. Let this be done a,
the proper time, aud in proper manner
fair aud honorable to both diyisious-aud
the result can scarcely fail to ensure clo.
rious triumph of the Opposition forces in
the Keystone State.
The mode of Union now most common.
ly urged, is, common ticket of u men,
ana 9th representing Fremont and
Fillmore. The vote given for these 9th
men 10 be divided into 26 parts, and the
same (if etected) to be given for Presi.
dent, in exact proportion. If the Fill.
more man gets 20 of the 26ths, give bin
20 Of the Votes, aud Fremont 6 Of the
Votes, and SO in exact proportion. BY
this way, there would be no sacrifice OF
principle, for the Fillmore men would
get their exact proportion of strength,
and the Fremont men would get theirs,
whatever it might be. Each section
would exert itself to the utmost, to &c,
the creates, Electoral Vote, without hav
ing it cast against them at all. Unless
such union take place, Buchanan will
probably carry the - votes, which might
elect him, aud fasten upon us Catholic
Irish and Pro Slavery power for another
four years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
500 Pages for only S1,OO.
Do NOT FAIL To READ
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Narratives Of Explorations, Discoveries and .Ads-n-
lures kansas. Nebssds Oregon ad California. Pub
lish~d by Miller Orton Mugtn- in Que handsome
Volume with fin. steel Portrait aud illustrations, 900
pnses--ohly 81 90. -
WHY 1T Is TIE BEST
]. It is the carrfilly prepared Life The proofs
have been submitted aud thu Work is approved 10y Its
distineui subject aud ais friends.
= 1t u the best ,-orI ait BY kutire. Very hand
some portraits of Col. Fremont ani Mr. DAYTON have
been engraved ,te aud published 10y }. g Butreo;
this city .-Tr bun., Jun. lith.
J. It's 500 agrs OF i',i,m tyre contain n"ary triple
the matt-r of any other Ihe aud EAPi'T atoms.
II rrfutes the srnd-rs OF hi -" teal enemies and
is thus aceI'. liable TO Krpuh ig'ns.
II gives i"l Fremont's principal Elor.s unahridg-
ed thus enabling the put.ir T. jIie OF Tim not only
by his WORKS, hut by his WORDS
G 1t is the ST. it contains the most ccmr'e r"ori
OF the Life and ns If Standard Bcarcr OF II edon
Sent lay mail. p,-trpid. rrcript IF Si,Dn.
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Medical ImpOssibilities.

For l"ng time certain C ass of diseases
has baili ID the skill and practice of The most
emlneht members Of tine regular medical ia
Guilty. Foremost among these we nigh, IN
stance epilepsy or falling fits. Happily now
By the skill and inventive genius OF an emf
nent chemist of Baltimore, Nd, this disease
has been brought within the means of cure
We allude to the preparation called the VkoE-
TABLE ExTn,cr EsiLEPriC PILLs. Invented
and prepared by DIR. SETH ;. HANoT, oi ios
Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd. Since their
discovery many persons who had given 'ur all hope oi
being cured have been restored "a the
Of health. Prominent thee might enuE eE ate
Mr.. Harrison Lishtfpot, of Huntsville Alabama Mr. L.
has suffered much from EPILEPSY. other percn
in The world knowing what 1t TO pass week
without having attack td oitn falling in the -tfees
Of Huntsville He fnl. restored aud has pot had
attack for more than year DR. uanc-s Piiis have
h. til. uf III. Thes pill asp all
mod Il atius Of Ft- SFSsm-. Cramps &c. and very
for Of ~-ak Dr. Uance sends
them part uf the the receipt of re-
mittanea Price. box, 81 two O.: twelve ga Ad
steh s. lance, los Baltimor. street Baltimore Nd
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

no.. A friend assures US that the NJ Cay
who attempted 10 interrupt the Fremont
meeting, was not the bold challenger who
backed out, but brother, and that be was
not armed with deadly weapons. On the
latter point we are otherwise advised, but
give him the benefit of denial. There
was another an Cay from Georgia in our
office two years ago, boas,iug of his "nig'
gers" and trying to convert friend (his old
tcacher) Mr.. Aiken Three "M'Cay's 5
from Georgia" upon devoted Lewisbnrg
is liberal bes,owment, but wont pay trans
pcrta,ion.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Letters of
~ Administration on the Estate of MARY
HOFFMAN. late of Uuron township, I'M
ion county. deceased. have been granted L. the
undersigned IN due form Of law: Therefore
all persons knowing themselves indebted 10
SAID estate. are hereby requested 10 make
immediate payment; and those having just
claims against the same are also requested 10
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment.
ELIAS p. WALTER, Administrator.
Center Tn Snyier ca July 80, 1856.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
NlsSNANNANM.

vI,HE Coach business heretofore carried on
IN the name Of JONES & BYERS, has
this day been dissolved by mutual consent
All persons interested will please take notice
that the books are left in the hands Of VIM
Jones fer settlement. WV. II. RirrER having
purchased the entire interest of VIM Jones
The business will hereafter be conducted in
the name of BYERS & RITTER.
WM. JONES.
L.uisbnrg, Aug, H. Isss, r. bYERs.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

The Blair County Wing, and old silver
grey whig paper, the Beaver Argus and
Crawford Journal, both heretofore of the
democracy, all in Pennsylvania, have hois'
ted the a,g Of Fremont AID pAVTcS.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

pTThe result Of the Southern elec-
tons must satisfy every man that Fill
more stands no chance at the South, which
will support Buchanan-not as the most
reliable, but as the most drdiiaLte man.
The South, also, have a habit Of using
Northern men, and dropping them when
used. They used Van Buren,, and dropped
him they used Fillmore, and dropped
him they used Pierce, and dropped him.
When they have got out of man all
they eau for Slavery, they let him GO.
They like the treason but don't trus, the
traitor
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

CINCINNATI, O., Aug. 4.-Thc feeling
for Fremont in Ohio lie very strong, and
in Kentucky just as strong for Fillmore.
Fillmore is considered much the safes,
man by SHAREHOLDERS with whom l have
conversed. 5. ).
~-Somebody writes to the Philad
Ne,cs, from Selinsgrove, 23d ult., that
/" WE formed a Fillmore and Donelsou
Club here last night. WE had very
large and spirited meeting. Fremont
can't shine here. In Union County, a
tremendous effort has been made to induce
the people to believe that Fillmore is
Pro. Slavery man. WE nM hlUe the de
cepsion exposed and the people disobused.'
Who is king WE ?"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

D&Proposals will be received by tie
Chairman Of tie University Building
Committee for erecting and finishing the
remainder of the College edifce. Sec ad-
yertisement.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

LIGHTNIhG-James &. son of Allison
White, E-q., of Lock Haven, while sit
ting under tree during a storm last
week, was killed by Lightning. He wa:
about 10 years of age. e.---On the 3Otf
ult, the house of Mr.. Shaw, of Muncy,
was struck, but no person seriously injured
1t is stated that the Sunbury ard Erie
Railroad will be extended to Lock IIaveI
by the Let of July next. Also that a
portion Of the Road will forthwith bt
built from Erie eastward Hope so.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
University at LeVNtsburg.
'CO BniI1erS. Sealed Proposals, en-

U DuIlucIS. Ctdltu IiVpVSu'S, Oh~
dorsed "Universiiy Buildings and d'rec.
ted To Thomas HAYES. Esq, viii he received
up TO FRIDAY, September 18th. 3 o'clock p. NJ,
for erecting and finishing complete. The centre
Building so feet square, and TIE East Wins
of the slze and style of tbs ves, Wing now
on the ground and TO correspond with 1t.
Drawings and specifications may be seen al
the office of @. F. Miller, Esq, Lewisburg
Good aud sufficient security for the faithful
performance of the contract will be required.
A. X. BELL. THOS HAYES,
Chairman of the Building Committee
Lewisburg. Union Co., Pa.
IyPapers friendly to the cause Of Educa.
tion will confer favor on the University and
their readers by giving the above an inser.
,;on. or calling attention to The letting.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

SV~The first Congressman Of whose
election we have heard this year, is FRAN
CTS p HLAIE, Jr., OF St. Louis, who was
throug ghout the canvass denounced as
Free Soiler, aud Fremont man at heart.
Such a man-and from q Slave Statc-is
n bright omen for the contest.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

rss-A letter to the Chronicle from Tio-
ca Co. Pa, states that the political con-
test in that county is very warm, but that
Freedom aud Fremont are carrying almost
everything before them. Some of the
Buchanan men concede Fremont 1000
majority, in that county, while some Ere
mont men claim as high as 5000.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
The Republican Campaign Songstsr

A collection of thrillin- ori.inai Lyrics. Psslnnat.s.
&C. special prepared for the Fr"rd of frerGom in the
Campaign of titysx. This little volume has be pre-
pared with mu-t and labor, nui j. tcieFei TO lie
the comp-t. and r.hcn.iy" work of the Kind
IL nearly one Hundred Songs, all
adapted the stirring popular airs Of the day As
Campaign b"eum Mt. 1t viii prove Of great vsiue ~
the hands of C"nmttess, Clubs AND iniivjIal'. Ios
rags lsmr. ap.r covers, l2l cent 81 dozen; :.
per 0, and 500 pr 1000 Sin-r copies til-i frrr Tor
l3iS Eight eopis do fr si.op. Ten Thousand
Agents NAT prJttabl' cui"y in s.llius tins
little Manual and SInuck-r', l.if' ot fi,ENONT
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

The Montgomery, (Ga.) M2 thus re
cords the passage of the Internal I'm
riovemeut bills, ly ii e D,moeiuey, over
the vetoes of the President:
"TERRlBLE OCCURRENCE A NAN
KICKED OVER TWO RIVERS INTO THE
GULF Of MEXICo.-A few days asn, Sen
ators Douglass and Cass, assisted by a
good many other Northern and Southern
Democratic Senators, kicked Franklin
Pierce, (la.e leader of the bogus Demo
cratic party,) and his vetoes, across the
St. Clair and St. Mary's Rivers, by way
of the mouths of the MISSISSIPPI, into the
Gulf of Mexico. Being "small pota-
to-" be didu't make much of splash,
when he fell A few Southern Senators,
OF the dry nurse species were hanging
the little fellow out to dry, at last ac-
counts"
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
Cov-T NcvrE.

fTHE Subscribers 10 The E-ii.irg .!
l. the Union Count; e, uri IicuSp &c. ar
requested 10 pay the ONETENIH Il Of Ihcii
subscriptions, to the undersigned. nH Tie first
dug af etrJY succeeding moaft- TIL the u hoe a
paid-cuuiuCucIng "H iAc ~ day ,f tcaruafS
nett BY osl,r oi Jne Buillins Committees
JtNFS r. linn. II, asuier.-
LeSisJaTc. Jan. ~ l>1o
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
lfmisuur9 Mdrket.
Pamphlet Laws.
C0rreeifd Weekly

NOTICE IS hereby given tLat The
~ Quota OF the Pamphlet Laws OF The las,
Session of the Legislature have been received
at the Pro,hono,ary' 's Office Of Union County
for distribution TO those entitled Ic the same.
SAMUEL ROUSH, Pro,hy.
Pro,sono,ary's office Lewisburg Aug Ia, Sc
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15

B@The attempts of the BUCCANEERS to
convert the bard,working, honest freepep
of old Union, by lectures from putting
negro-owner clear from Georgia, we do not
think will be repeated. 1t "don't pay.
The people of Union county don't like the
candidates or his agents.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1856-08-15
FR o NJ KA N s A s.

CHICAGO, Aug, IL -Advices from Lea
venworth to Wednesday last have been
received The Overland Emigrant Com.
pany entered topeka safely.
A company Of Ml-sourians who had en-
listed as Kansas militia, marched to inter
cept them, but returned without doing any
damage.
1t was stated that company of dra.
goons, headed by Judge Lecompte, had
entered Nebraska with the intention Of ar
resting General Lane, but had returned
without ctfcc,ing their object.
A report prevailed in Nebraska City on
the Both that large force of Missourians
and South Carolinians had invaded the
territory and blockaded the public roads,
and that $50 ncn had volunteered to drive
them out