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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-08-13
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VITAL REs10RATIvEI

otH A0TLev GO OP = NO
VITAL REsT0RATlvEi
THI GREAT KNuLisH REMEDY FOR
! Nervous Debility. spermatosrtoa. seminal
weahness. and premsture pelins VI Physical
THE VITAL RESTORATIVE
VIII positively cure. thofoushly and psrms.
usntiy, any caSs of EXHAUSTED VITALITY.
or pervvus debility. either acute or OF long
sansIng, snd IN either ser. no matter frvin
what cane produced.
TIKI VITAL HRsTORATIvR
u Q Thoroughly scieniinc prescription. is not .
quack nosiIum. hence perfectly safe 70 tsks. ID
p,eAssnt 10 the tasts, supplies to the cerebro.
spinal and sympathstle Q, stsms of nerv's now
iorrs, pusinss aud enriehcs the bloot. rriusin-
sting and reinvigorsiing birth mind and bosy.
Thousands. both In this c,antry ant In Rn.
rope, can testify 10 the grca' rsstorAiivs prop.
sriiey Of this rally gsat medicine.
Price. o. Ter botfle. .ior foar times The qusntiiy
for eio. Bsut 10 any address tecurs from Oh
servation oo rseeIpt Of piice.
A. X, MTNTiE, n. D..
f3radnsis Univs'siiy Of Pennaylvanis, late
RssIdent surgeon urthnf oedic Hospital. fhils-
dslphia IA M,nigomery street.
Sole Agent. 10 whom al irt,ers fhoaid Be al.
dressed.
p. s.-pR. MtNTlR can be eonsulted In rf.
ssenee 10 tho above complaints during once
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ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.


nAYrOH 00LD AND SILVER
~ MINING o0MPANY.-Location OF prin.
eipei place Of business. San Fsnelseo. cs.s'
Loesiior q worts. D~H's Gate District.
Lyon eoulty, Nevada.
the Board OF directors, held on The oih day of
Jlly, iS7f, an assessment mo. ~ Of Fifty Cenis
l5Dcl per share was levied upon the capiih
stock OF the corporation. payable immediatey,
IN United States Eod coin. 70 the secret.y'
s ssiss 1%ss sasss = ~ No. cSs sS
Any siock npou which thIs assessmsnt shall
remain unpaid on the Ninth day Of August.
i517, VII b os,inqusnt. and adveFttaed for sale
ss s 's:o g cd ss g 9nssi Il. IsH: %
tlsh lsosh) eey Of Autnst. ISL. 70 pay ths
adyeftisins and expenses OF sais.
By yo'd's Of The scs;d g. Brss "a s,so,:; s..,.,.,v
bMcs-Roou 10 usyvssd's building. No. iis
oslifornia street. Ban Francisco. California.
.-y.---vv.s nINfN0 cOMrA.
A.,'ou Of principal place Of busi.
Location OF work.. Virginia Mining District.
btorey county, Nevada.
kotice 10 hereby given thai st meeting of
the Board OF Dlrrctors. held on the slh dsy
IN osots per shsrs vn levied upoa The
capital seoek of the corporation, payable I'M
mSdistely. IN United states gold e..n. 20 the
sserstary. at the once of the Company. NO eos
California street. ran Francisco. California.
Any stock upSn which this assespa cnt phaii
remain unpaid on the i0th day Of September.
ts1f, will be dslinqusnt, and sdvsitisd for
sais q public auctfoo, and nnless rayment IL
nads bsiors viii b. snld on wEDNisDAY. The
Sd day OF October, t6f1, topaz the delinquent
assessmNnt. toestker with coats of sdsertising
and sxpsussa-of sale.
By order Of the Board OF Direetors.
FkAhk n0YEn, reerrtafy.
ovyIcE--<oe California street, Rom %, ,an
FrAncisoo. oaliiornia- suii I'd
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sr1cxHolpERs' MEETING.

OrYIcR Alta SILVER MrNiN1 CON.
~ psny. san .frsnss,o, August "a. 1871. :
srs u the above-pamsd eosSsny Tor The elec.
tIon Of Trustees 70 srrve fot fhe .osaIne war.
and transaction Of such o,hsr busfh.,s ss y az
Be pr senssd, will be held at the efnss Of ths
company. Rooms and Q. No. s01 Monie,-,sry
street, San FrsncIseo, csliiornls. On TuUAS.
,. q. Transfer boohn viii be closed frvm ihs
eth tostant, at 8 ot oct pn untf1 after tho
MEETING. wM. wATBOh. SECRETARY.
Rooms and Q. No. se1 Montgomery srtst.
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dividend N0TlcE

OFTIcx or TIE CALIFORNIA MINING
OCoapspy, Ban Franeiscn. oalisonA, Anss.s
1h, isu.-it . meeting Of the bnard q d.
rectou Of the aboysuamcd Coupsny. hs,d
this day. dividend No. iel of TWO ,solisu pss
:A.r. va d:slsrss psysS,s o. ~.Sssscay an, ~:
''sa ~ 'ha'an'' n.p. aospoN. sesrss.sy.
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sTocEH0IpERs' MEETING.
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

0vPIcR or CONSOLIDATED VIRGINIA
~ Mining Company, San Hraneisco. August Z,
tsI.-At meeting Of tho Road OF rnstsss oi
ths above named Company. hsld this day.
dividspd mo. ~ Of Two ~ Dollars per shsrs
Transfer boois riossd until WEDNESDAY, Asgasi
iAh. A. w. HAvkNB,
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OFFICIAL NuncE.

THE rows rsusrErs OF fIs TOWN
is.,,oa 81 SS'S q SW%IpHxspzY % snt tss.ss i'th. q
O'Clock c.S, sfsvxiSoN, Prsasest;
Attest: W. q. HYpg. C'srk. smu
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p. s.-pR. MtETlR can be eonsuited In rf.
hour frous a. y. TO sP u. da,'y. snd Q 10
evening. sundays. 10 A. n. 10 ] ?. y. Fall
eFset.ons and ADVICE frss with evsry. pa tsee
OF frsadicina Iva Am
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ORDNANCE no. Io2.

lTubii.hsd By authority of the Bosni of rrus.
tee Of 6oid null
AN .e.. SspssasiSF .is :: :: 6s:.s :, Srt
asa Collect Lieesse Tax Uyes Csv.
tails Tealss sli 6aslsess within The
lisld liiii.
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nIsCILLAHEoUs.


MISCELLANE0US.
[. SCH0EMFELD,
MAIN srRRRr-.....--.----GoLD HILL
Anw dssrs sssv. the Nsws eaee,
-psAIin M
| FAMILY PROVISIONS
VEGETABLES.
| FRESH FRUITS, or EyERYyARiEr.
oANDIEs. nvTs, ETo.
CHoICEsr fss
| BRANDS OF CIGARS,
Imported and Domestic. and all styles Of
ToBAoco. -
A. Wholesale ana Rstaii. Evssyp
LOWEST CASH RATA
ysu J.. souoRHr..-
STEAMBOAT SPRINGS.
mnrs POPULAR PLAoa OF sunnEH m.
i sort 10 well prepared To suit The health or
plsasurssesking public.
HOT OR COLD. BATHS J
-.
MINERAL OF SULPHUR BifHs.
Yirstrats Hotel Aeeonmodstions. Evsu
atisa, Ion paid 10 ths comfort, pleasure or
health ofvisitors.
TERMS REAsonAsLG.
lin N. g. J. RARr.-. |
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE
MCCULLOUGH AGO.
U~is Y. RUHLING q ca,
C.oLp AND SILVER BULLION MELTED
" and Assaysd
WE 0UARANTRR OUR AssAysi
To conform to 3: s...:: ::.sa., s.,. of the u'''
lin MCCULLOUGH / 90
BARGAINS! BARGAINS !!
FoR CHEAP BARGAINS CALL AT the
BONANZA sAzAAR,
30 south q s,rsss, virEisis cisy.
my,a J. D. LxyrSsoN.
COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
PIPEi,'s BUILDiNa. virginia CITY,
. Corner n and usIsa streets.
aorrH. HAST.
Civil: and Mining rnnnecr and Suvsyss.
lASm
1850. 1877
PIONEER LAUNDRY,
NORTH or VIRGINIA.
q. w. ilALI....... .....PR0PRIkTOR
rrIIIs oLD.EsrABLIsHRD AND RRLi.
III able Laundry 10 prepared 10 tain ont anS
auantity Of Renovated aud C,ean Ijrsn With
out being damaged By manipulation OF b.
application.
IseiaseS punetuAlly called for and ~
turned.
OvFiogs Theodore woI6's Clothing storr.
cJ ,,osie international Ilotsl q street. Virginia,
and ves~y Houre. Cold Hill. m
WooDl WooDI
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NTOarH CALHOUN 0Ol.D AND
q q principal place Of Sa''n'''' Geld Hiii' Ne
Location Of works. Ragls and Carson Mining
Dis,rict, Ormsby County, Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given, that at . meeting Of
the Hoard Of Truatses, held on the sosh day
q July. lsr. an .sse'sment !ko; y Of
The capital stcsk Of The corporation, payibls
immediately, in United statrs gold cois. 20 the
Bscrstary. q The once Of the Company. Thoe.
OaIiaahef's oficc, Gold Hill. Nevada.
Any stock upon which this asssssment shall
remain unpaid o.: the so,h daA Aof Anma,
isfT. will be sslinquent. and sdvRtised
is made bslors WI Be- cold on MONDAY. the
let day OF Oetobef. is7i. 10 psy the delin9reot
assessment. toesther vith costs Of salvertising
and sIpsuses o. sals.
By oder OF The Hoard OF Trustces,
jyat "a y. l. rURhAN, cretsry.
NOODaAN GOLD AND siLvER
" MINING o0NPANr, - Location Of prin.
% Pie: q q sS; sS;s's c Sps NH snss sss,Ss District
Storey eoa't ~. Nevada, aod silver oity Mining
plstSies. Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice ID bersby given. that at . peetlns o.
the Board of Trustees. held On tse 1ts.1sy o.
yuly. A. d. 1871, an ssses:ment I've. y o. Tso
AIS a ssoes * x tie sorpo,tion. psysS,s ins,.-
diatsiy, In United staies ro,d eoin. 70 The ~.
rstsry. n the once OF the Company. = tns
Oourt room OF Thomas Noecp, ksq.. rohsF v
B and Taylor strvess, Virginia. Nevsda ...r
Any stock upos ws.ss 1s w. w ~ ssh dsy Of
iv%,a Sasust is. yin s. dsiisass ~ sarsss!.ss
for ~ Il pablie ssetion.. .apd3 Slsss psymsnI
y msSs Ssfors Win hs So,l % loHpAx. Ne
iUs IA, Of sspssnb:r; 4. p -; e 70 ~ y. ns y
sIvsstisiur and sxpsnSes Of sale. III.
n. csssS of ths Board Of Trusiees.
~ y. b. HASflN0B Ser tafy.
ou.. A Just,cs Courtroom, corner u ard
rsyIor sirssiS, Virginia. x'vada ''sd
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
HAMPTON'S PLEDGES BROKEN.

At recent Cabinet meeting the
wholesale persecution of Republicans
in South Carolina was discussed. The
President regards the action of the
Democrats in thus indscrimnately
prosecuting Republican leaders as an
attempt to drive them from the State,
and as gross violation of the pledges
of Wade Hampton, made while in
Washington, pending the controversy
which resulted in surrenderng political
control of the State to the Democracy
1t will be remembered that President
Hayes asked no pledges from Hampton,
but that gentleman, together with his
Acknowledgement. Corners, who is now
active in the work of persecution, and
Mackey, the principal witness, were
profuse in declarations that should the
State government be turned over to
Hampton there would be no persecution
Of Republicans for political purposes
The fact tina. the evidence upon which
the indictments have been found has
been furnished by men who confess
their own guilt indicates the character
of the prosecution. All the members
of the Cabinet expressed the opinion
that the prosecutions are in violation of
the voluntary pledges given by Hamp-
ton. A member of the Cabinet stated
that it is not desired to shield anv Re
publican from prosecution for the com
mission Of unlawful acts, but the ndis-
crminate indictment of all the leading
Republicans of South Carolina looks as
if political defamation, and not Justice
was the main object in view. 1t is sig
nicant in this connection that the law
officers of South Carolina have made
nc effort to bring to justice the numcr-
Gus Democrats who are known to have
committed murder and other felonies
during and since the last political cam
paign, some of whom are now foremost
as witnesses against Republicans, while
others of this same class are acting as
counsel in the conduct of the prosecu-
ton. Another fact in this connection
which should not be lost sight of is the
recent visit of a delegation of South
Carolina Democrats to Washington to
solicit the President to interest himself
in having withdrawn the indictments
against Democrats for the unjustifable
massacre Of colored people at Ellenton
and Hamburg
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
"NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS,

On Tuesday, the eternal, rock-ribbed
and everlasting" Democracy of Cecil
assembled in County Convention, at
ElktOn. For months a fierce contest
has been raging among the Bourbon
clans. A large and respectable element
Of the party had grown weary of the
unwholesome dictation of the dominant
State Ring and its representatives in the
county, and had determined to throw
of the party yoke of German, Bannon
& Co. a family quarrel over the spois
is generally very interesting perform
ance with the unterrilied, but when to
the ordinary excitement of Democratic
nominating canvass is added the I'M
usual personal feeling displayed by our
contending local chieftains, the fight
becomes exceptionally entertaining
The serious question that has been dis
turbing the peace of the family in Cecil
was whether the Hon VIM. NJ. Knight
should longer enjoy his Senatorial
honors, or whether Democracy had not
filter exponent in the person Of Hon.
John NJ. Miller, who was supposed to
represent the anti-Ring element Of the
party Ostensbly the fight was State
Senatorial one. The real issue, how
ever, was a weighticr question. The
higher and more enticing seat in the
United States Senate was the real stake
being played for 1t is almost unneces-
sary to remark that our portly and
popular Ex-Governor is the ambitious
asprant. The issue, it will be observed.
was in double sense family one.
Cecil county Democrats, however, or at
least a very considerable portion of
them, had not forgotten the famous
or rather nfamous-Carroll-H Hamilton
Convention job. They had charged
Mr. Knight, whether justly or not, we
are not prepared to assert, with not only
voting himself, but influencing his Cecil
colleagues to vote for John Lee Carroll,
the candidate of German, Bannon &
Co., in opposition to the wishes of his
constituents, who cordially supported
Hamilton, the anti-Ring candidate
Mr. Everist, we believe, alone voted the
sentiment of the Democracy of Cecil in
that contest. In estimating the popu-
larity of Mr.. Knights act in ignoring
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
THE PRIMARIES.

We avail ourselves of this last OPP
portunity to earnestly call the attention
of Republican voters to the primary
elections to-day. 1t is highly import
ant that intelligent and practical men
should be selected as delegates to the
County Convention, which meets in
Elkton on Tuesday next.
To secure this result, and that full
and free interchange of opinions may
be had, all who conveniently can, should
be present to-day at the primaries
The opportunity is presented to the
Republican party of Cecil county, of
placing in nomination ticket that will
readily be recognized as eXcelling, in
all important and essential particulars,
the one offered by the Democratic Con-
vention which assembled here on Tues
day last.
That Convention nominated men,
some of whom are well known as being
hand-in-glove with Bannonism, and all
of whom owe their success to the
Vaccinations of a coterie of Elkton
politicians. The Democrat ticket is the
result of combinations and political
jugglery. Its flavor is the damp, moldv
flavor of "the hole in the WALL Its
only strength is what ought to be its
weakness-the strength of cunning and
undetermined wire-puling. The ticket
is DRUGGED, and no SPECIAL PLEADING
ought to save it. 1t is Elkton-Ringism
triumphant 1t ought to be beaten and
it can be-
We earnestly urge Republicans and
all other honest men to put their Shout
ders to the wheel, and our word for it,
the result will be such as to make the
occupiers of our county Offices rub their
eyes and stare, and " the big politician !"
groan in his agony.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
Registration Notice,
10 the Voters of Cecil County.
'TIE undersigned, Officers of Registra-

H'HE undersigned, Officers of Registra-
L ti.m for Cecil county. iii compliance with the
requirements of the Act OF le-6 chapter pa which
makes it til" dates of Officers Rrg tratiun To- sit At
some p'ac' Vci"m t" the voters III their RESPECTIVE,
districts, for successive DAYS commencing ON the
first Monday of October in Zach year for the r.,:-
pose of dsrIlar@ng their duties, hereby give rot ce
that they will attend It, follows:
iii" of'"r Of Registration for the First Election
District viii sit at Crcilon:
III" Officer Of Registration f.! the Second Flee tjun
District will sit at Chesapeake, City:
The Officer Of Registration for the Third Election
District viii it at Elkton:
The Officer of Registration for the Fourth Election
district will sit at Fair lll:
The Officer OF Registration for the Fifth Election
district viii sit at North East
The oh'r of X Ei>t.aton for the Sixth Election
District viii sit At Rising sun:
Tn" officer Of Registration the Seventh Election
District will sit at Port Deposit:
Til" otser of Registration for the Eighth Election
District will >t At Mount Pleasant:
The 0hir,r Of Registration for the Ninth Election
District Will sit al Brick rtiur IIuus.-
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
Late News Items.

The Canadian harvest is the largest
gathered in the Dominion for fifteen wears
The National flag was half-masted over
the Department building in Washington
on Saturday, as mark of respect to the
late ex-President Theirs, of France.
President Hayes and party on We'd
nesday attended the unwilling of the
monument at the Soldiers Home in Day
ton, Ohio. About 80, 600 people witnessed
the ceremonies.
Mount Holly and its vicinity, in New
Jersey, were shaken by an earthquake on
Monday morning, at ten clock. Crockery
III some OF the houses was broken, but no
other damage was done.
The fragments of human remains re-
covered from the New York fire on Sunday
filled two barrels, but it was impossible to
say how many victims had contributed to
the mass of corruption.
The Turkish Minister, to settle the vari-
Gus stories regarding the origin and iden-
tlty of 0sman Pasha, announces that the
commander of that name was born in
Asia Minor, of Mussnlman parents'
Crawford Pacha. according to the Cleve-
land Leader was lecturing on chemistry in
small Ohio towns in 1873, at the time he
was reputed to be in the service of the
khedive of Egypt. The Leader says its
proof is indisputable.
Captain Avis, Commissary at the Orkney
VA Springs, killed a laborer named John
son in a fight on Friday of last week Capt.
Avis attained some notoriety eighteen
years ago as the eXecutioner of old John
Brown at CharleStown.
A Murphy temperance movement is meet
ing with great success in Rondout, n. Y
Over 5000 persons, including "noted sa-
loon keepers, variety showmen, and habit
ual drunkards of several years standing"
are reported among the converts.
The centennial anniversary of the Battle
of Brandywine was celebrated on Wendes-
day at Chadd's Ford. Several military COM
panies were present from Wilmington and
West Chester. Senator Bayard, Mayor
Whitley and others made addresses.
The family of Col Clay Crawford con-
sisting of his wife and three children, re-
side in Newtield n. J. His wife knows
nothing of his whereabouts, as Crawfold
left her about year since, on pretense
of going to Mexico, since which she has
heard nothing from him.
The Apostles Of the Norman Church.
with J. w. Young and Daniel II. Wells,
the counsellor of bingham Young, pub
lished circular in Salt Lake City this
week, announcing that on the 4th instant
they unanimously elected John Taylor
Senior Apostle and acting President of the
Twelve, as President to succeed Brigham
Young.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
ELKTON. SEPTEMBER Is, 1877.
THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS

OF Cecil county are hereby requested to
meet at their usual place of voting in the
respective Districts, on SATURD4Y Sep
TENDER 18th. 1877, at 3 o'clock, P. NJ, for the
purpose of electng five Delegates from
each district to County Convention of the
Republican party. to be held in Elkton. on
TUESDAY September 18Th, 1877, at 70
O'Clock, NJ. 1t will be the duty of the Con-
vention to nominate to the people a State
Senator, three members of the House of
Delegates, Sheriff. three County Commits
sioners and County Surveyor, and also to
select four Delegates to represent Cecil
county in the State Convention, to meet
in Baltimore on THURSDA Y, September
20M, 1877, to nominate candidate for
Comptroller of the Treasury of the State
of Maryland. By Order.
JAS. T. MCCULLOUGH,
Of County Committee.
r. G. THACKERY,
H. II. HAINEs,
of State Central Committee.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15

"SURvIvAL OF THE FITTEsT. The
ingenious doctrine propounded by Mr.. OAR
win, the tireless Investigator of nature and
her laws, is as applicable in determining
the fate of medicines as in that of the ami
NAL species. Every year new remedies are
brought before the public, and are soon
completely discarded as their sale rapidly
decreases. Only those medicines which are
best suited to the peoples wants survive
the first test. If they care tried and found
wanting" in the merits which they are
claimed to possess, 70 amount of advertis.
ing will make them popular. OF all the
remedies ever introduced to the public none
are so popular as DIR. Pierce's Family Medi-
cines. Their sale has steadily increased
each year, and wholesale druggists assert
that the present demand for them is greater
than ever before. If you would patronize
medicines, scientifically prepared, use DR..
Pierce's Family Medicines. Golden Medi-
cal Discovery is Alternative, or blood clears.
ing, and an unequaled cough remedy; Pleas.
ant Purgative Pellets, scarcely larger than
mustard seeds, constitute an agreeable and
reliable physic; Favorite Prescription, a
remedy for debilitated females; Extract of
Smart Weed, magical remedy for pain,
bowel complaints, and an unequaed
liniment for both human and horse flesh;
while his DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy is
known the world over as the greatest spe
citic for Catarrh and "Cold in the Head
ever given to the public. They are sold by
druggists.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
Relief without II Doctor.

Though We would by means he understood as
dcprccatng, but rather recommending professional
aid i'll disease, there muitudrs of instances when
II Is neither necessary to obtain. family pro-
ridcd with comprehensive household specific like Hos
letters Stomach Bitrrs is possessed of II medicinal
r"s"urc" adequate t" most emergencies i'll which mrii-
Gh advice would ho a hcrWiso netdful That sterling
tome aud corrective invariably remedies and authuri
tatiNry recommended for debil ty, Indigestion liver
disorderan irregular habit of body urinary and uterine
troubles, incipicnt rheumatism and govt. and many
other ailments of fr qurnt Ii eradiratcs
and prevents intcr tent and rrmtcnt evers relieves
mental despondency. checks premature dccav and ill.,
rigorttcs the nervous and muscular TISSUES. Steep,
digestion AMI appetite promoted by it, and it is
extremely useful in overcoming the effects of exhaustion
and exposure.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15

THE GREAT REGULATOR SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR is the season of the
year above all others when the system is
liable to get out of order and severe and
dangerous bilious attacks frequently follow
The principal cause of nearly all sickness
at this time of the year has its origin in a
disordered Liver, the largest organ in the
body, which if not Regulated in time, great
suffering, wretchcdness and Death will en-
sue little precaution taken in time in
the shape of reliable and etficacious Liver
Regulator will In most cases prevent illness
and fatal consequences. No medicine in
modern times has gained wider reputation
than Simmons Liver Regulator manufac.
tured by J. ii. ZHILIN Il Co. This Justly
celebrated medicine Regulates the Liver,
promotes digestion, and foftiiies the sys-
tenn against malarial diseases.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15

A LIVER DIsoRDERED FOR FIFTEEN
fEARs.-For fifteen years | was great
sufferer from disordered Liver, during
which time tried many of the best physi-
clans in the country and almost all the pat
Ont nostrums recommended, all to no effect,
until l used Simmons Liver Regulator.
and from the time used it to this day,
which is now several years, ! have been
comparatively sound man, having suf-
fered very little since at any time from
the effects of my old disease. Conse-
quently, heartily recommend its use TO
the afflicted b. liver disease. III
Mas. A. F. WooLEY, Kingston, Ga.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-15
THE INTERNATIONAL, RIFLE March

THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH
The first days shooting in the Interna.
tional Rifle Match at Creedmoor, on Thurs
day, resulted favorably for the American
Team, which leads in the total of shots at
the several ranges, by twenty-six points
over the British rifemen, the scores being
1865 against l ,629. The weather was I'M
usually favorable for good shooting, and
the total of the American Team has never
been equaled on any range. c. E. Blyden-
burgh, of the American Team, made the
remarkable score of 213 points out of a
possible 225. At no time was the score of
the Americans behind that of their COM
petitors.