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LOOK AT THIS! .BiONItOE IS OUT FOR EQUAL RIGHTS.Churchtown May 13, 1842, AgrCcably to notice the enrolled inhabitants' of Monroe township, forming pait of the 86th Regiment, M., met at the public house of'Mr. John Paul, in ChurchtOwrt, to form a ticket to bo supported at the ensuing military election on the 6th of June. The house being called to order, the following officers were appointed: ,PETER DILLER, President.'George M'onnfir, Vice President George'Singiser, Secretary',After Which the following ticket was agreed upon by an overwhelming majority, viz: ‘ '• 'Drijadier'General, Major EDWARD ARMOR, Brigade Inspector, Col. JAMES WILLIAMSON. Colonel, GEORGE RUPLEY.Lieutenant Colonel, PETER MILLER. Major, JOHN P. SPAHR.Nine Tenths of our diseases are treated, by the Faculty, with Calomel, Antimony, and Opfum. Tho indiscriminate.use of Mineral preparations has murdered thousands, and-! the constant uso of .Opium has consigned many to a pieniaturo grave, but wo rejoice that tho discovery, of tho Brandreth Vegetable Universal Pills has rendered both Mercury and Opium useless in the cure of diseases; 3S thousands, who are daily ;being cured of various diseases, now bear testimony;Experianco has-taught that Brandreth’s Vegetable Universal Pills remove all corrupt humors from the. body in an easy, safe and effectual manlier; producing' no effect but what will finally conduct to the perfect purification of the Blood, and thereby cure the disease, (whatever name it may bo called,)* and give perfect health to the whole system. . • ,Purchase’in.Carlisle, of Geo, W. Hitner, and only in Cumberland countyjof^gents published in-another:par.t-pf-this-paper.BONNETS I BONNETS 11WANTS:0 LADIES-to purchaso Bonnets and Shon'VtXhi - 1 store of . A. RICHARDS. - 7Carlisle, May 19, 1842, - .APPEALS.The Court of Appeal for the 1st Battalion, 86th Reg’t, P. M. wili .be held at tliv-house of F, Wunderlich, in. Mechanic tbit re/ and for the 2d .Battalion at the house of M» M ’Cl el Ian, in Carlisle—time,” for both th« 2d Monday (ISth) of June next. 'Officers for the 1st Battalion,.Captains Schnell and* Hyer, and Lieut. Sadler—for the 2d Bat-., taltoti. Captains Fiester Hackeit, and Lieut. Bretz.LtfWIS HYER, Col. Comm’dt.• ’May 19, 1842. , *_ ^ j / 1Attention .Big Spring Adarhantirie ;Guards,IC?3*You are ordered to parade .in.^the borough ,of Newville on Monday the 6th: day of June, at 10 o*clock, completely cquipt for-drill. ,JOHN LAUGliLIN, 2(1 Serg’L-■ May IS*; 1842. . • . , • ;COLD ptlTTLED ON TJiE LtfNGS is a very common complaint, and can immediately be removed by Dr. Duncan's Expectorant Remedy. This disease producos much Buffering and distress; and finally becomes alarming on account of its threatening severity; Phyfiiciabs are sent for, and medicine presbribeiJ, but no effect, when they at once pronounCo tho lungs to be entirely gono, and the case hopeless; that tho patient muBt die of CONSUMPTION. In this lingering situation thousands are left’under tho mistaken idea of their disease (“to be Consumption,when it is nothing more than a “Cold Settled on. the Lungs,n when the patient is thus neglected until the lunga do actually become diseased Why is it that bo many (pronounced) hopeless cases have been, restored to perfect health] The reason is very plain and obvious. They commenced -using Dr. Duncan's Expcclorant Remedy, and when the lunge was not. entirely gono they finally recovered. A fair trial of this Medicine will, convince all of this fact. '.Principal Office No. 19 North Eighth Street,1 Philadelphia. Also, for sale nt tho Store of J. J. MYERS, CArliele, and. WILLI AM PEAL, Shippensburg/. • MARRIED: .r On Tuesday the 17th inst,, by the Rev, Robert Mo* Cachren,' James. R, D*» to.Miss Mary,second daughter of John Johnston^decM—all Of New-viile- ■ ■1JLOn the 7th,nth, hy the Rov. N. J.'Stroh, Mr Henry Reynold, of Silver Spring township, to Mies Elizabeth Swartz, of Rye township, Periy county. * •«. *,On the same day; by the same, Mr. William Miller, '• of Silver Spring township, to Misa Fenny Sheaffert ofJ3ast'Pennsborobgh township.. On the 5th inet., by1 the same, Mr. George CcEni* mprich, Milton township, Cumb.cc, to Miss Caroline Gould, of York county, ‘t ; •On the 1st insW by. the same, 'Mr. Daniel XfrieAl of Allen township, to Misa Mdrgqretie Reigsf, if Me-ffianicabuw.' ~ '. V'; V * : v. .•. 7- 7■ '* ■?AJtention Mount UockTndependent Light-/' Infantry! \* 4 ‘ .Take notice that.the place of holding the election for Brigadier General and Brigade . Inspector of the 1st Brjg. 11th Div, P. M., wilI be held on Monday tho 6th of Junes-^The pincc of hoIfiingYujd elecflan, so Far at the* com pa qy is concerned, is fixed at the 'house of James Kennedy, iir Newville, of which the members of tho Infantry will taka notice# - By order, -j: \V. VANDERBELT. Cant, May 19, 1843.■ • IfcrCapt. GEORGE 'RUPLEY; of East Pennsborough township,' will receive a v»*onn^) support for Colon cl of the 86th Regiment^ P* Mi at the ensuing election-in June, from, ‘MANY VOTERS. May, 19, J £42. . • .£C7*PETER MILJjER is a candidate fop Lieu tenant Colonel of the 86 th Regiment* P. M., anil witl^ be thankful for the support of his fellow citizens.May 19, 1842., • - * /V'.* -fcTT'JOHN F. SPAHR, is a candidate the office of A/q;or, of 4he 86th Regiment, P, Mi and will he snppmted by, 'J\ : MANY.VOTER^ ' \19. JB42. ' vr-V :JAMES M. ALLEfiTs .ft can * . -I didate for J?Ayor of4he §d ButtAtiqnfc 19rth Keu’t, P. M^-aud will be supported by' * *‘ ;;v;/ ftTANV VOTERS,Carl isle, May 19,1842, ■ ■ *' ‘ jy;v. .A'1 _ ** * ' ' ' ‘ - r \ ' - . .•A-rv'iMejor. BoWAnh'Srltx* EosUcandidate — . for J| A JOlt of th« 2nd Battalion, ;i; ■;2 97tb Regiment, P. M4 .et.lhe election in June next,;® eqd will be warmly eupp^rtbd by ‘ .*V-; 7c77‘;r' fim rahL Hris: 1 iu'A 7-
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