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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08

How the R. K Resolvent cured Kings Evil after con-
ress Of the supbicant
10 health.
The presence Of pimPles bloIches Pustule rah
ule Ores painful feelings, hot Pushes, Ge
the OF foreign and impure bumOs in the
system and allowed 70 mEge with blood aud remAn
in the SYSTEM eorrupng tile blood and filling sewers OF
the BODY with impurities, and ulcers break out
aud GOV or the body with their repHsve presence.
The skim under these poisonous Influences becomes an
erupVe volcano, exhibiting the eye disgusting
of diseased form Of SALT cancers ulcers
Sores pHtrd hssh kings evil and frghui erup
tons of the skin.
Railways Ready RosOlvent has cured tho terrible
skin diseases and hamOrs u will the
LARGE HOLES IN TIE NECK.
An Emgrant called upon few months since, who had
bee troubled disease called Kings Evil lie had
very holes IN his neck and his head, body and
legs covered with the most Disgusting and sSkeaing
sores We Immediately placed him aner The influence Of
the ResOIven from the time he called
ms every healed. Not left upon
body 10 remind MIN of the Kings Evil.
This man nke thousands other de0ded persons, had
thrown himself prOsLraIed beOrctwO EmpeTOrs Kings
and one Queen touched the fingers OF Royalty
Iieyng hands Of their sacred najestss
would drive away the evil The Renovalng ResOvsn Mt
had more power restoring this poor deudcd victim Of
cruel Ii sound condition Of body, than all the
kings and mOnarehs 90 the eaTth.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08

two of Railways Regulators answer b,.t..,
purpose cal, pills. blue bills Le.S a,
Bilious pills. Other ca;Gc, bilious Drastic, Iufgz
lives szts, or sennHe lac Regulators Will quickI open
the b0welS uatu raj passage, and will leave IA.
whole system in 4 healthy state.
PAL5Eh-kIEUMATISM.
How K. X. X. Remsdies sarah A. Houyt
a crippled and helpless condition sound hea,
alter sAll OF iOuI physieans ~
had tailed ruiivFc her, PARKER. Iee.-
WzrIIe, aud MaclelSR.
REAU HEts ht.fHH
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1856-11-08

Equalixng the circalaoRhe true method Of preventiT
the esIabhshmeni OF dsease-reguaton the only
OF purifying the blood and restoring the sick health
quick efhS>ey of Railways Ready Relief and Railways
Regulators, In l~ring the patient Of coughs,
rheumatism m0nia throat, innamatioas
and ague bilious remittsnt and Intermittent, scarlet,
yphus chagres, and all contagious and
feVers.
Tue positive virtues Railways Renovang Resoyent
restoring the Consumptiye to Health, and seeuing
Bronchitis, Asthma, bad Headaches and Dyspepsia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
Sa 500 DrOtDpeu! b
Gine neUe &una !
'StG6ep QmT GGG8.

GiSucy 9S. SnrcLp, m0dt ltinsn oattn al:
ten ,8unOtn uno Oem tuRltlttbtnpSn 4uGIlFum I'M
1u9tmSlntn Ole Nupi9t, oag fr b ieIbIn Den cbi9tn
.QrcjsB ju9tlh0t bat uuO bCrtIt NJ . rtr 4 {
anuftrtt1in fir aIs Die IS pdnl;hsu. DiCtbCn b0s
ben ntbt paS Sbimmtrn Ger OuAuerrctrpes unp
tSnnsn non tr9tno Cncm StFtbtspuntie 9citben wers
ben. Sls InO oub nd)t Ytrttbrr, Cnotru ;ti1en al:
les IN Der rpabrsH ga3s. Sit rpttotu IN entm flint
tsl Der 3tit Der Ol9utrrtcppts aencmmcn r0btr Gin
9rcBtr ScrtbtL in I0ashmtn rcn HGinIn RtnCtrn,
plhes in slutm 9uttn Sttbt in 3ttt pen cnsr Sttun:
pt 9tcbtbtn fam, SiG tGnuIn ali Cintm trU9En uni
rt9ntSCn Gage 70 cbncll 9tncmnl!n ptrNtn, otS Elm
Oa9utrrcctrpe beim btlIitsu QItttlr. Sit utrrCn
auf 6ciosu Ssittn Der ItotI Gtisbn uuo Ino rtlt
bau;rbaftsr atS ir3tuD Gin 9to ro9 it ourtos gitbt
berucr9Ibrad)t wurNe, inotm IL auf cine gostlattI
9tncmmcn unit natbbtr nit elnsr anotrn u!itd5 cln;
es unErtSrtaren GemtE6 btrmttfb pcrft9dt rer:
btn. rahtr oas Yilc ouf INNER Iinin 9IanS tehd!t,
Tltbt anauft uno eurtb 8alIsr uno 9!!na utrrrrben
9tht.
Sncsm Der prr;,g um tisit @ilSlr ,u nrbmsn, "a:
trntlrt III, 70 bat ptrr Wurtap res &Itht taW fir
erba 0auntr 9stou uno bat tS.nc &clttu 9tirart un
SE bEllEn 5nitruttrntn, rits
llnYcrBlcibIitGrn 8ilbw
I'M bSHttu StI Der 5iunit gu nebmtu, ~ erhattrn
uno tnotm or auf bic untrltusuul ciues GbgrdlCr
publifuHs baut, bat CT fb init btCtutnotn ltntciiGn
III bttls ntut uno h!nt Runt eiuatlGstn, tnNtm Cr
dtirNuSt unc iu9tih lcB OorGuf fitIt ra5 rie gtr:
ecr HUtntauus uuo 9iIbbdrihit Inn curCb lhrCn 3u:
fprutb in linIm llntirntbnn nnttritigtn w;rHsu.
@cn NGaL pd;bE riIis 9ilCtr 9fibsn Dattu, ,wtr:
Stn 0itIilbtn ais
fc65mcr utS Gbn!it6er
aIbatter ais tratup Guprt ct il rur rit pfttc0ro.
phlfhe Nunlt critult purrtn. Die Scinhrlt, Sigft
ron 9t;ht uuO Slhoutn. TGlle te6 Srnf unO QrtlI,s
cnt3 ilue IN Der Sbat wuvocrtar. Der Nu9rrut .lm.
trctrpt, nah uttttm oltiE RNtr ttjItDrd ntrrGn,
III pom SriIbit2n ,.TRtrcIcs" uno GtpIuttt llnjtr:
f&rharttIt. OauTbIitI3t;it II. |. ~.
GHpitu zen 0dlutrrcct0pes. SNStmilrcr, cNer
pen tr9iuO cnvls, wrCtn natb pjti,m Yvci'G klrtr
9ttsfirt ot5 nab r9tuo ttngr onrsrn tstonnten
a8iie. Ttrlcnn pNbt
3 d9uerr cpt9pe
3u totcr mdnihIn t,tcnmcn frlhS in @urta ~ +
orrSiallt5tim Spl. fir 81 uno oufp irts. 0as
f9lWltum n abtunI6gcu tlu92laotn Gniuruf,n unr
Emt NInEr 81 te'bIn, mS9en ill 8;ttGr Hattn srutn
.Sptr nilht.
: srmmtr, glc 2G, On lbamiltcn strost. 1aentauu.
'.@ ... g. g8. Gurrnp.
December 49, rhto
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
S5S QCGcW'S

eSs ~ sS y = - 90 ~
8T6rrFcrtr Grucre unb mo0rrbit9tc
Gpmppittjpn fir 0&1cr.
I6rc 2lufmrrtiamttt miro cGrrticlt3if ouf ttr
o@bc Matcre CUR @nfsrtt9Ng Ypn CaGmutu
8;IEIt, jcst 0cGyauht in YblareIptia unp Nl6s
t1rld'Ift, MD aus8crcHDt in @ttrauh in ben
St1rtcn res l0eiCns, no fe inter olCn mtBIts
den lluitinpn pibrcnp rcr lcbtcn # SlDrcn
8cprijit wCrrcu. gGir cmpft6tCn rtclclte rutCr
pcrIrlH;rAeppl bm Yutlifum, ais cine Mcttupr,
3ur &wfutj8un3 oCn Dlhwlrt.n, unYcrpCrFj6
II eocr @r;ictuna. Ste pcrerilttn iih Die ipcrtts
Youcn GrfprpcnilIf Yrn 9SpbIidttejt, DouCrtofz
tiBfcit unp St4aDcit 0r9cn 6cucr iorppbl alS Bes
gen lSoHer. Sir nimmt idreu cn @!aB elm oon
allen anpcrn ONd)s9irtn, no ie ein9efUbrt wurs
be, git oa9emcine 8frieoigmo mO muo pcn
2Iuen H9h en,Hfcblen bic lore NuBthtcit 8cprift
b0tcn. Die : Gdcr trnudcn cine 9Isi0un1 pun
niGt mclr ais 39l i'm GuF, rcdc7 Elm grrbcr
GprttCil i'm 6lQ ppn Jcuer uno jum Grcfncu 0cs
wibrt. Sie fUnmGn weit biujgcr i'm gret5 ais
tc8enb on1ere tenubtt 1G6cr uno trrirtrn cine
b;rWtcnoe GrIpamj5 In tn &CRrn tc7 Gnuts
9S1NrAraten mt8cn aus brm nGmittcn WatCrial
Artjirrt werpcn, pir p0s Dad i'll mft 0crinGe.
rGn &cIen, Sm SAL zines Crfttt5 rber 8cidGs
ciBuu8 rurG ir8cNO eine llgiaac, il tetn lad IQ
lt,d,t Ut rcpoltrcr.
Dir MnttrtlItm iInN mci;Cn5 9IiWtatlstcr rcr
Site thber Il! tttn C10 iO tibt i'm Spmmcr
uca 10 rarm i'm SGirtr. Gjcieuae rie ririr
CG4er gu 0ctrau6cn rini&m, iol.tcn pcn Spar
ren fnn 6au zen un9cflbr 3pQ int Sup gebcR.
s. ~. lOarren uno 60.
g2ah'ctlir ror QGarrtn uno @urnhau.
So. 4 6araublr Yujloiu9s, Bier Stct. lDolnul
CT. 9e9anatT rtr Grban8c, philadelphia.
BGg~Dcr lluteUcidncte II on8cRelt ais 9tarnt
fir Ertta mp GarGrn Gaurtics, uno aLlr Geitrls
lm9cn iouten an Ign etn9cIanpt wercn.
Joicpb CIcncu.
gtucrtaun, Saaunr 8, 1856. ttlm
EGg~ JclqcnOe Heucn BADEN fire 6GuIcr auf
ocrGcr9cteNrt 2trt ra6cn laiirn, NO li4 Sercr
ecn Dem @riagten befrisri0en tlnn, or BET tBnrn
vpripritt, n6mIb
". s. SrsrI'r, llnicn St. gUjI5iu 9ttn uuo 10.
o ". SttttI,r, Q20uug, Sttu uao 8.
8. @cbltn, 7rtn Strofc.
9tcb uno G80t, 4tlu uno 5tIn.
Z. q. @ScIt, 6t;u Strafe.
SIp uro Rnou8, 9gn Stragt.
Il, 6lte, @dt linton uno 7ttu StraFs.
" y. 32rtaht 4tcn StroFt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
Sefer6 td9lt0e GrprcB.
Spii1rn 2lllentaun uub Nbtlabrlpbta.

OIpllWfH AHeIIuuH Hlp tDUuptlpDla.
QntsIturG in NgSulnun, in rem Gotot Stsbr pCn
3scr9S (. gurt, in ptr bomlIfcn Sragt.
Amtsfiuts in Ybilaptlpbta. Sc. l04 Ratt Gtra6s.
DIR &t4cutbtmGr IS. 2. Ylitr, urotbt plm pub
Fum pca Sdtntaun uuo um9t9yUo, 70 pit Den Sc
fhiftsleutsn i'm BlicuOSrtn Dgtounr, oag CT icEbcn
scre cbtn9eoadt cine tiSN:be @rprig, lei fim 98c9
Der 9crO ptnn'N9anla GlInbabn, um Gaufu0uns
Gdtlr. 9padasss, II. ~, pcn itrcm Srt gu tra9Gn,
Errlbrt hat uup guar an Btrtn9uu0lu vSalQ ir mic:
oir pGuu Rtbt rcbtHItr ais irlinN cine ourert Gr;
prsB,-lno ale @aEsr ptroen NIT btr ScSgGu Sr1;
Ifalt sttra9Sn unO pdUtrltb at9ASkrt.
Snosm CT Sabre Grfabrun9 in om GrprtG:Gcs
|fhaf bat 10 fdbter dbtrjtu9t bag CT I'M Stmrr ii,
Dem patutum ;ur oSIi3tn 3ufritrenbst iu ctsnSn.
1ns Gjtibifts fir AGtIutaun uuo llmQt0ene wsresn
Epduttitb bticr9t ourb GIcr9c {. Gu1e, N9tnt.
81. Y.-gdtsr psrotu 9stauit uno ale 8sitttIuns
Easn pdnttIitb bsicr9t. .-.. .-......
O, 9. gefcr.
GeTnptt 26, 1855, v n5-SW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
Mn 9Quleute nnp MnDere.

Die Gtattiruu9 elmer N9tutihaft miro ecIudjt fir
otn SGrtauf Ycn iocj:gRcuIoiu9s, pcu ptlsbcn pcu
$40 bis $500 wlrtb in ispGm oauiI 9strautbt Yur:
orn oas etbaut 1T. ltuftrs &Crtblile, in Dem Sc.
braub elmer 9Jlobint, Die eR eanss 8rttt auf Sin.
mai ~ McuIetnSs umltaltGt, unp o;r ar6gi @GIau
cCu Capitol cen rit Gcmcogntt in 2tuiuSnrur9 bat
fttt uns in oen Stano Gins Gttrott GcnmBirn ~
crtoubcn. Nlan miro nit Eintm YattUnbub ptrkbtn
p0s $50 YattIrus GuthatttL
aoorr9: q. =. Sdfr, gRinrwsStr0fs, cGrr.
bolb Der 3gpSlfttn, TbuOOttpbta, ga.
Sanuar %. 1856. RAW
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
lleneC3e(tbafts -DerbjnONug.
8cpp;dy- -Wcberei unp Gdrtcret
Der UebriSrr iDiG0Hb nnN s3at0b Ctrf.

y
gsm a,ptrifpm mirp kicrrur6 ctrcrttetto1 ts.
fannt ocmadt pas g5err Sacob Grna. Der fiir CT.
ne lanae Geibe oon Sabrcn ben lcpgid,. Sanoel
bctretfn, uno Sabcr cine eODFemnsene &ennt.
nF srn Gem CjeIdSft bat, nit Zen Getriipsr
gBieanp. in rcr Gfppicbmctcret uno 6Trbtre oe,
trctcn 1T, unp png Te nun pieIcs gtI2Gft an rem
nlten Stnnrplaee, auf per SRirite Der 9iurp Stn
strase, ItyG1 Ge1cniter 3a0cntud9's OaRbaulr,
in auent1un, ouf ctae
Gsbr orrf.4rfior gTsc;Se
so.r.;s,n ,..S, >. az ,nrr13, i,,ror ,,,', G,rcs
n te''S" SI.;"WS,s tr, ~, SI 9t ', Tons S ~, p pr
".rI,~,t g ~>t rC., fs,nrn % "i 6,rn E,t,n mn mn
,nH ," ,Sf @~,,Gm, nrrf,rt,r,o Nv, md rtrrf3is on
auta Yrei6,n. Ocicltc icltn AUDI feincewcss
ancus ais VOn crItr @ate ictn. S1 Re lno
gtui9 Itr ale Ers @FItifn 9ut 81 pr'59E9' w
3"'SEH ltnV auE i'' H4p p%ytt Vb,t, rI 'si'ty' ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
Srhuhz ltnb EtirfcLz EtpNr,

"'" ~
SwuD= uhp StteIcl@SfUDr,
orn CT [,it crtr 9}tibs ptn Sahren in gDttn';G &c
bGuos Scr Stoot 2lNuauu fcrtett, ilGt vrliat hat,
uno ;rpar oeraot ocotntGer tict6 uim.ithtn Toet6.
,nifb,n gHrfir's 2rctb,fs uno SFrt5 Cjaltbaul, in
icn r,n,s Gjt6Suoc, aupc cs i'm frtugn miro ipmn
man Inn btfltbt uno ttn evc3t5 Gta6ngtmcnt in Qu-
otnIhein nmmt. Dorjn b,finrct E;b Gins f,br 0ycEi
yIspobt pcu
81 cfof,1 ,,,N cI.io,
eAS% "'''''' ""O "W"y'"'
~ fur SPINNER uno 6rauen, Nronm uHt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
ceaitersSlega0caa.
Gin ncuco G;tobIi5scncnt

II brr g ta6t aUentou II.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05

!NSGarrta ! t@3qerra

Sir piel IRilt, @uttcr unb Gett.
0eIulpr5 unD fettc5 Gieb lei wenig
f}uttcr.
9fpctbttir 6. G. Soirucc, p;Ltblr irtbsr Or.
~ Oancp6FN'5 Oru9tcbr ptrpaltttt, BAT Gem
aSunltbs lIiuir pid;u Srtunee tniprctbln uno III
wtsor pcn fErntn 32cIu jurUd8stGbrt um ittut jpu
70 panorbar wlrtinptu uno billItttR gEIoynIu
lei y te hpulpEr uno ItinStn m3nt
nun iUm Wugtn altr 01Ilt ius GjrcBt ;u trrtlttn.-
Gr bar ju rtItm 3pItt nen lrcgrn Satca IL Der
SoofllCpsbalt in NUIntcnu tirocritbrct, pc CT i'm
eregrn uuo <tutR lttutu ,Sunoln obporttn Uirc.
Sur v aitnlIthttt rtrtIttn bat CT 2ttoGrtaQtn in
allen Apctbtttn Hno btn 0rSEtrGn Strhrs I'M Yanrt
frrtthttt, nc clcIbGn 1rtlttt cas- |urtr mt ltintr
ft9tnbIn0tItR uuttririft utrthcn uuD cas ointment
nllt ittntm 5tc9d unO YIo unO ittutm IamIn ine
9as tiHjtbI'tn Idt, uu9!rfitbt uuo "a 0tn atlthtn
9rtifsu rhatttr rvSrCtu fam ruiS bier. Ic;crgu
uno 6lrtrS oit lttni otnlttd IN 0rcgtn S.uontlti.
ten Sturou;htn, Wtrotu autb btl 4yiu0tn bibt;nt.-
Sttntm SitbpuIgsr bat CT uu,t.cm G0uutN ;u C ]rtu
otn 9lamtn
LEHIGH CATTLE POWDER
at9tbcn uuo tnvfttlt cS Qor; ttrnctrs mtltu itinu
isoEm auotrn Sattle @otuScr Nh.inrtn 0rc1tn
,Sraft Ok ts 0uf oit &tro0uan45rTF1u1 auSUNt,
rptourtb DC Qrcgc& cr lu Il yrn Sutttr,
wItbts tti Ser 9'mGhnll;5tn SUtcrun9 Ricbt rtrpau
Ct miro uuo bttanntIch dbtr rrttdbtd 9vc;nt, otc
I1ltI GNtllt N|NAANllg AAIflIGs uUp Cit III
Sltiib, Sstt, Yal;b uno Sutttr Clrw0ucdt mtro, ot
eInIu oUS3Hiitbnit fstESu Gjt-hmad hatGn. ulttr
Biz IpIncun3 Mr bGjlln9 wri;bjtcInr &ronthCi:
ten fnoH man ccRt @rLiutirun9 in rtn pIupbuS
tpttbt toEr SCr ti9at9t Nur Stin
NERVE AND BONE LINIMENT
Hot ftb ais uudbsrrEffib crpiskn tti fGmmtlibtu
gRustai uno 6dSnt6trantbtttn, mic &trrtnFunotn,
8srtoubun9sn, Sbpiuot, 8htuuatjsnrus. Rtdtn:
uno StttCnlhmsrjtn, Srcitbiuttn, ras bSit Dina
Rtbs (Suunrer) Gcttt, Durm9lGat uno aar; bEicn.
oers sur StdttGn9 Der 9iSrotu uno Nlustcln noh
Der SSttIt an1GwIuoe Wtc Is 6t icNEn Wctt btt:
9tlt9tt 3Ittd ia9. DtnitnSen, pNhtu itnt 9Rtot:
Stntn nch nht tCtanut hup, roiro eu cjnii0tr &Gr:
iuth io9tn woS fS emo, nimflt6 dc nGsnhftn uut
wtrtbrrlIittu oausullttd fir ole StIncG uno mjrr
mstne NRtriSntn ju ctncm oausnirttt uIabGn in t-
Der Samus. YrllB % Cts. oa5 Stad-5 fir tintn
2baler bei
..... 6. 9. 9irner, glcntpwn,
uno lstntn N9tntsn.
Sanuar %. 1856. uqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
98tc6cr ullp &crgcr8

&C. 25, GBtt oomiltcn. Stro6t, 2(0cutdun,
il icet nit einem ncurn unb out8e}cidnetiR Strd
rcr l6GnIcn, teIn unp ucumCrjgj;en
S5iitem, Gnppem nmh Imr!uncrcu
perisNen, mo ricisten puFaufcn ibye Glitter 81 Io
blIi5en grciicn, ais fe in zen Ssslictn micrcr
llRien ecrtluIt prpsn tENum. SIR Stcd III
jcet gan; ncu, unb bic 2lrtittl In ttrcm 5Judt tEus
nsn nid5t au S68NGctt, Gjute mo 8iuigFet iiters
trpfGn wcrScn--unO pa Te ben ein3igcn pollGn>
pigen t5uts, 5t0ppcns mO 6ursStObr in oteier
Statt battcn 70 tam man Ib parauf ecr06tn,
RAP iie ale gu wlnI6euce @rttel in itrcm Jadc
bcldnpt9 gum Scrfauf baIten. Stre 3itn unb
&apprn fno msitrns trn tbrtr si9sncn Gatrtfas
tiOn. uno wrr ron ibnsn Fault, miro lib pe be-
trUssn inren.
EB-Ste fno tanftar Fir Gsttr 8eroiIrne lttes
rals 6uneihaft, mO GUfen uuf fcrrercn 3uiprUa
rrric(ten unp ouf etnfn 3umoaa Der Gfnner.
9lGentaun, Sep. 10. r1tp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1856-03-05
9frGmi0G S GD mi0t,

SNatht finrn Oltsn &unoGr, 6rsuurGn uuc em
otSmttueu YUtIItum G&rhaUrt ttt0unL Tap CT El:
The daily union., 1856-03-27
.says EmAu. Tassaay, Tharsday, ana satardsY 4

Leave EmAus Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday Al
sam;
Arrivs al schwsnsk's store same days by SPIN.
SlQl From 6umneytown by HoPp,nve liossnsack,
aud Emaus, 70 Allentown, ~ miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Sumneytown Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive Al Allentown same days by l2m;
Leave Ailensows Tuesday, Ihursday, and satur-
Aruvs AZ sumney.own same days by Jpn.
slos From Boyersown, by Bseh,elsyie, Cole6Iookdae
Dale and Seishotzville, to ShInarylle, 10 miles
and tack, three times week
Leave Boyers,cwn Tuesday, Thursday, and saur-
day al a m;
Arrive i, shmsryile same days by I2mi
Leave shimerville Tuesday Thursday, and satur-
Arrive a, Bpyersown same days by SPIN.
3l03 Froa Potssille, by Broad Moun,ain, Fountain
Sprlng, Mount Carmel, Shamokin, Paxinos, and
Snydertown, TO sunbury, as miles and back, Elk
times a week by railroad belweeR Shamckn and
Sunbury
Leave Psttsyie daily, except Sunday, after arrival
Of the mail from Phiadepha--say at . IN;
Arrive at Sunbury same DAY by m;
Leave sunbury daily, except Sunday, at "a mi
Arrive q, Potlsyllle same day by 3. p
3i04 From Poltsyie by Port Carbon, Silver Creek,
Mddeport, Tuscar9ra, Tarnaqaa, and Summit
Hill, to Maueh Chunk, 80 miles and back, six
times a week s.
Leave Pottsvis daily, except Sunday, at 10 ms
Arrive at Mauch Chunk same day by 7 pm;
Leave Mauch Chunk daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Poitsyille same day by p
3lO5 From Pottsvlle, by Minersvie Le.eiyn, Branch
Dale, swaara and fremont, 10 Donaldson, Is
niies and back, IL times week TO Mnersville,
and six times week residue.
Leave Pottsve daily, except Sunday after arrival of
Philadelphia mail--say at p m and p m;
Arrive at Minersylle same day by and
m; #ta
Leave Minersvie daily, except Sunday, at a m and
pm;
Arrive At Pottsville day by and 2pm;
Leave Minarsvic daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at Donaldson same day by 4pm.
Leave Donaldson daily, except Sunday, at 8 am;
Arrive at Minersvipe same day by l2 m.
3i0s From Tuscaroa, by Pitman, to kngown, ls miles
and back, week.
Leave Tuscarora Saturday at m;
Arrive a Rinstown day by IL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
THE CATHOLIC REPORTS EXTIN-
GOISHED.
EXTIN-
To e.. ES,k,y y The ". Y. Ty1brae

To Il. Esissy a The NJ Y Ty1buae
SIR: The "last card against Col. Fremont, by
the playing of which his Fillmore and Buchanan oppo-
nents, working together N cOngensl harmony, hope
to a-res. the overwhelming manifestations OF pubic
opinion 10 bis favor is the charge that he s Roman
Catholic and a. each successive specification sc. up
by ttem ia concusyely refuted, some new fasehood
inverted r ts stead and aent out on ita mission OF
csluniDy. LII spite of these malignant attempts, now
ever the tide of popular appreciation IN hs iavof c'n
family increases il volume ard power, crushing out
Old patty lines and overwhelming all stumbling blocks
thrown in its way as rtsstlessy the torrent OF Nj
egsra would sweep away the daus of cobweb and OF
earth that might be reared to impede its progress.
But though these charges find few believers 1t Is due
70 Col Fremopts friends all over the land that they
should be armed with the actual facts of the case, to
the erj that Truth nay be viudioated and Error
expcsei
L Tbs 6is. charge made TO the effect that Col.
F. mont reared the Catholic fei'h aud educated
in Catholic institution. Boh statements are utterly
antrus His father cied when he was but four years
old ano be wa, reared by his mother, who was a de-
vo AID lifelong member Of the Protestant Episco-
psi church. Her Lopsnnd prayer and intent was that
hs slould become 8 minister Of the church she loved;
bu, he IoDged for more active life, and closer asso
cst.0n with the txci'ing c0pflct5 o' the busy word
sbcg I'M. But, though he look forward even then
tLa eyenfu career which, even in the same gene
ration of ts seems more Ike the story OF
Tor srce ihsn the sober recital Of history, he voun'
Ia , st the age OF 49, made public profession of his
faith in the Christian religion, and his belief in the
doc.tn ot the Prctetant Episcopal Church. and was
cor rflmad as member of il By the Bishop of South
Ca oDa. This ives ir the year 1929 and inthe grave
yard OF that church, wAeIe his re,s sous profession "
the OttriDes Of Reformation was made, his no'e'
sitter and brother al lie buried-all Of them ha',ns
b-,n, viii Linn, members Of its COMMUNION. in 'na'
feirh he bss been s-sadfs. and unwaverpg non 'hat
day to tbs. Even though for !esrs IN couttty where
there were nole bu. Catholic churches, no word ever
dropped from his lips, locking Ike EsSenng IN the
sghe, degree o. his attachment 70 the church sf his
frst lye.
The f.. charge in regard to bis marriage was
ia. h w,s frs. me1iec by Protestant clergyman;
br, TIA. he sisted on berg rerarried by a
Catholic pri.st Tbs lav;ng been exploded, the
ground Il sbif.ej aIj tis alleged that he was mar
ried b, q Cs,holc, ara tbs. be pledged himself to
pr,ng Vt bs Children y ,ts. !s:i. IT, h-s' part u
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
MEXICO AND SPAIN-THE BRITISH
LEGATION.

From Our Own Correspondent.
WASHINGTON, Monday July IA, 1856.
Private official advces have been received from
Mexico, via New Orleans, of later dates and more
important than public accounts brought by steamer
A telegrapbic dispatch was sent from Mexico to
Vera Cruz, and thence to NewOdeans to the
Mexican Consul, dated few hours before the
sailing, announcing that the difficulty with Spain
had been finally adjusted and, according to arrange
ments, the Spanish feet had withdraw from Vera
Cruz and Alvarez, the Spanish Minister, had been
formally received. This intelligence verides the
information in this correspondence by previous
steamer.
The last correspondence of the Foreign Office
with Mr.. Lumley, British Secretary here, did not
authorize him to reopen the Legation; but such
instructions are expected as soon as Pa!merston
recovers from his coerced concession Champions
letters are very socitOus to the state of feeling
and opinion toward him here, apparently forgetting
that at home.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
BROOKS ON THE SUMNER OUTRAGE.
From Our Own Corfesc0ndent,
WAsHiNGToE. Monday. July IA, 1856.


WAsHINCToE. Monday. July IA, 1856.
The day has been important and ntere sting
throughout in the House. Cngman attempted to
force through the House the adjournment resou-
tion of the Senste, but vote TO suspend the rules
failed, though showing a majority Of nineteen,
which is not direct expression on the proposition
itself. Campbell then tried motion to suspend
the Brooks resolston without success and the pre-
yous question was demanded by Meacham on the
original report. The substitute offered by Camp
bell was not received, and then the main question
was ordered. Mr., EdmundsOn got leave tOaddress
the House, and defended himself with skill and
talent. lie made an admission, clearly showing
bis completely, that be went to tho Senate to zee
justice DONE
Mr.. Campbell followed and closed the general
debate He planted hims,f for law ana right on
the first article Of the Constitution organizing Con
gress, which he contended covered the power of
protection. He introduced historical procedents
justifJirg fhe course recommended, and quoted
Wises Alexandria speech for comments on Slavery
and Slave Labor a. more offensive than any used by
Mr.. Sumner. The South took this citation, explOd-
ing Virginia arguments snd extenuations very sui
lenly. Then the voting commenced earnestly to
the great relief of the Chamber. English's Janus.
faced amendmt Mt WAS crucifed without ceremony.
Cobbs was also defeated by eighty nine majority
only. This vote chesred tho Republicans aud dis
heartened the Democracy, who saw their approach.
ing doom. Finally they came on 20 the expulsion,
which resulted in one hundred and twenty-One
Yeas against ninety. five Nays being majority Of
twebty.six-but twenty three short of the neces.
sary two.thirds vote. There were fifteen more
votes present on this than on the previous one and
only eleven absentees all told
Now Brooks took the floor and there was a
general movement in the Hall to hear him. He
had just opened when Giddings interrupted him BY
q question of order which created some temper
confusion. Appeals being made from various
quarters to withdraw it, to suspend the rules
and to allow him to proceed. AS there
was some understanding to this effect, the
objection was removed and he proceeded The
whole tone of bis speech and treatment of the
case was in bad taste and temper, and 80 pro.
nounced by his friends. He informed the House Of
having notified the Gogernor Of South Carolina, ten
days ago. of his intention to resign, and then with
drew. Thus ended this prOtracted and vexatious
question.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-07-15
LATER FROM KANSAS-ARRIyAL OF
GEN LANE

Sr LOUIS Monia7, July IA, 1856.
The Republican contains letter from Fale'mo,
Kaasas, da!sd the stt inst, which STATES tnat Gee
Lsne had entered the Territory witt several .uadfed
meo anj ths, ne had been heard &c declhre that Ee
would tske Kansas or die
The sare lstter etstes ths: tt7 Kicksp,o lldi-s
RaDee,s p have hsd ee:ous difficulty AMOS ITEM
selves caused by the free use Of hquc-. Several
wae kul d.
Pro'essor Sha51on bsviug Geclned 8 reelection to
the Presidency Of me Ucivee;ty CT Mascur, t1e
b ard OF CGrsto-s have elected Is. W Hudson &c The
ProiessQ-.ti- l..