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The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
POLL TAX.

Each male inhabi,ant of this State. over TWEEN
ty-one years of age. and under fifty years Of age,
and not by law exempt from poll tax, shall pay
poll tax of three dollars for the use of the State
and County prorided he pay the same To the
Assessor between the first Monday in March and
the first Monday in October, in each year; and
in default of paying the same to the Assessor
within the time specified, each snch inhabtant
shall pay poll tax of four dollars, the collection
of which shall be enforced by the Assrssor,
whether the name of such inhalitant shall bs
listed or not and to enforce the collection of tho
same, the Assessor may seize so much of any
and every species of property in possession of
the person refusing TO pay, will be sufficient To
pay such poll tax, with the costs of seizure and
sale, and may sell the same by giving one hours
verbale notice previous to snch sale.
W. s. HUGHES,
County Assessor of Shasta CO.
May 10, 1856 myl2-tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

CANON CoURsE.-On Thursday last there was
quite excitement on this course among the
owners OF fast nags. The first race was for a
purse of $780, mile heat. James Daigh entered
Grizzly Ralph" C. Cady entered bay horse
Charley" G. Sherman entered sorrel mare
Daigh's Ralph beat the race by twelve feet.
The second race was for purse of 500. In
gram entered roam horse, and Fl. Sunderland
entered brown mare first heat, no race, second
heat was decided tie. Third race for purse
of 5000. J. J. Bell entered sorrel mare, and
James Daish entered horse "Oregon Bill" Bells
mare came home winner. After which, there
was considerable mule and pig racing.
On Wednesday, the 23d inst. there will be a
race over the above course between Jackson's
horse and Tanners mare, for purse of $500.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

DEPARTURE.-COl. G. Wright lett Fort Read
ing on Wednesday morning last, to join his new
regiment at Old Point Comfort, Va. Lieut. Van
Voast accompanies him. These gentlemen leave
behind them host of warm friends, who re-
gret exceedingly their absence which we hope
by the way, will be only of short Duration
Major Wyse will take command at Fort Reading
during the Colonel's absence.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

NORTHERN TRAvEL.-Tne travel to and
through Shasta was never greater than it is the
present season. Crowds OF people-sometime
as high as $50 or 200 per day, are continually
passing through here on their way to the virgin
anines of the North. All this will tell upon the
prosperity of our town, aud we predict an in
crease in the size and business of Shasta during
The coming summer, which will astonish even
the oldest inhabitant
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
J A M ES MEARS
A CARD TO THE pup,

A CARD TO THE PUBLIC
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LE.vr
Il inform the public that he has iu., on on ~
in tho fire-proof brick building in ,hs ppened, pd,
Express Office, large assortment of un,,',nc aeinc
ated u''er'
Wines, Liquors, Cigars and T.h.
Old. and of a very superior quality
which are the following: 'A'ons
Pure Juice Port;
Do Madeira;
Otard Brandy;
Extra Fine Martel. dark and pale do
ALSO. LARGE ASSORTMENT or
Superior Claret, Hook, and Sauterne w;,.,
excellent flavor; Porter, Ale, Cider. A,."s.o,
Syrups, Annessette, Absyn,he; also. Scotch 'ed a,
Monongaheln Whisky and Holland Gin: a.o a'.'
fine assortment OF / and pint bottles Champa.''a a
also, supply Of Boxers Btters. He La, ,h,
finest article OF
Havana Cigars
ever brought to this market.
Having purchased his Liquors. Cigars and To
bacco by the large quantity. he has no hertz
ton in saying that he will be enabled 10 ,.I,
lower than any other house IN this CITY ~.
now invites the attention Of his friends and hs.
public generally to the above catalogue, and hs
would particularly suggest TO packers, and pro.
prieiors of hotels and other establishment. 10
call and try samples, which are at all times on
hand. warranted to be trne opponents of the ar.
ticles they represent He is prepared 10 sell in
any quantity, from single bottle to whatever
amount may be desired by the purchaser.
JAMES MEARS
P.S.-Prompt attention will be paid to all or.
ders from a distance, as well as surrounding
country. j. NJ.
Shasta, May 12. 1855. myl2-tf
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

E E. w. Tracey, Esq, OF the Pacific Ex-
press, has returned here, after an absence of
some six weeks, having been laid up at San
Francisco with broken leg. Ned looks WELL
barrin' the crutches. His presence here gives
renewed stability to the Express business. and
his numerous social and business friends were
glad to welcome him back
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

W Our esteemed friend Dr. E. Trask, was
Joined in Shasta, on Thursday last, by his wife
and daughter from the Atlantic States. lie will
no doubt 60 back to the mountains of Trinity.
better and happier man. We wish him succe ss
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

70 Messrs McTurck & Van Horn, Of the
Billiard Saloon, Thursday last sent us the
first ice of the season, with strawberries and
Sherry Cobblers. We amt much judges of cob
bers, but the ice, strawberries, pine apple,
ange and sugar were delicious
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

B The Legislature adjourned on Monda.
last In our next issue we will endeavor to Civ
a summary of their most important acts.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

TINE ALrERED.-Passengers leaving Shasta
on Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays will now
be in time to take the boats at Red Bluffs for Sac
ramento. The steamers leave Red Bluffs on the
days above mentioned, after the arrival of the
stages from this place.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

PosTPosEMENT.-Mr. Daigh requests us to say
that he has not yet disposed Of all the Tickets
in his Grand Rattle, and has consequently post
poned the drawing until the 3O,h inst, at which
time he assures us he will positively have the
raffle come off
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
ST, CHARLES HOTEL,
S r A G. Z II o u S e
Muim street, Shasta.
Il. o. DEWITT and ID. G. BRO WIN,
PR PRIET TORS

ffE5 The present proprietors Of the St.
EEiiiil Charles Hntel would inform its old pat
-aHa..A rons and The pnbc generally. that they
have reftted and furnished ii in sucI manner
that they can assure them of being as we'll ac-
commodated in their establishment as in any
hotel in No. thern California and ask for them
selves fair share of the public patronage. The
TAB LIE will always be snppie, with every del
cacy that can be supplied in this market, us also
those of Marysvie and Sacramento. The
Sleeping Apartments
are new, and will be kept in manner inferior
to none in the country. The
Bar Arrangements
will be nnder the direct supervision of D. g.
Brown, long and favorably known as u connois-
seur in this department.
All the stages running from here to Marys-
vile and Sacramento. belonging to the
California Stage Company
start from This House. Passengers wishing any
intormation obtain it from WIN. McTURK
Agent for the company, who is always on hand.
Also, the office of tue
California Steam Navigation Co.,
E. X. SIZED Agent. is kept at this house.
The Passenge trains for the north, leave the
ST. Charles daily. consisting of
LOag's Train to Weaver,
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
From, Yreka.

The Yreka Herald says that $4,000 in goods
at cash prices are needed to complete the Yreka
Water Co.'s Ditch. $4,000 of this amount have
been subscribed.
We take the following mining items from the
columns of that paper:-
On Scott River many miners are doing ex-
ceedinsly well. Numbers however are work.
ing with their prospects ahead, not having yet
T" struck" it.
On the Klamath they striking fine pros
poets. At Collins diggings they make SIG per
day.
On Upper Humbug they have been sluicing
off for some time. Some have commenced wash
ing out, and are taking it ont handsomely.
On Lower Humbug they are doing better than
ever before. On the claim of Messrs O'Cordie
& Co., they have taken out as high as 1856 per
day to three men.
On the lst of May they took out $3.50. one scad
of which weighed $225.
Times are looking up, on the creeks. business
quite brisk aud money not so tight as heretofore.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
SATURDAY MORNING. MAY II. 1855.

T Our senior, Mr.. Dosh, is now rusticating
somewhere-we don't exactly know wherein
the Sacramento Valley. We are inclined 10 think
that he is on marrying or electioneerins tour.
We hope the former, for he is becoming an n-
corrigible old bachelor.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

PAGE, BACON Il Co.-This Banking House ha
again been compelled to suspend in California
1t will hardly be able to reopen.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
Pacific Express Company.

We are under many obligations to this Erpress
for California daily journals during the week.
Also for the Trinity Times.
Also for the first delivery OF California and At
antic papers on yesterday evening
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
STAGE NOTICE.

E-p@SdS MESSRS. GREATfiOUSE Il
@@@@=sz2 BROS. wish I" give notice Ia the
Travelling Public. that they have drawn oft their
ine "f C'nrhes hetweeu fIS place and Frrlcli
Gulch for % s-~ weeks "r mnri the r..,,ls ar. re-
paired. In the m-antilne they VIII nccothrn.-
date persons Maven. North with good mlli,,
as heretofore. GREATilDUSE x BROS.
per NJ. AcTURCK Agent.
Shasta. Any H.. 1879. myI!-}t
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

The PIoNEER.-We are indebted 10 Mr.. Ro.
man, Of the Shasta Book Store, for the May mum.
Der of this excellent monthly.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
Rhedes q Co.. Expre..

Will please accept our thanks for Sacramento
and San Francisco papers during the week.
Also, for letters and packages
Also, for full files of Atlantic papers.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

PRIVATE CoISAGE.-Messrs. Wass, Molitor &
Co., of San Francisco, have been issuing fifty
dollar pieces. They are round instead OF octa-
gonal, like the U. s. coin.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

MEN TO BE HUSG THIS MoNTH-The following
persons are under sentence of death, to be hung
during this month in California:
Thomas Mitigate, Sacramento, May
Jeptha March, Shasta. May ls.
John Blake, San Francisco. May o5.
Pancho Conde, Mariposa, May 30.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
EXECUTORS SALE


NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that l will
/ y sell at public auction.
On Monday, the 4th day Of June next,
Between the hour OF nine o clock A. Nj. and the
setting of the sun the same day, the property
knowna as
Palmer & Gibbs Ferry and Ranch,
Situated on Trinity river. Trinity County. State
OF California, consisting of 800 acres of land
Honsr, Barns, Sheds, Corals, about o5 acres of
grain on the ground. under good fence. &c.
The Ferry is in complete order with new
boat capable of crossing 40 animals.
The Tavern Stand is in good repute, and do
ing good business. will also sell the person.
al property on the place, which is sufficient for
conducting the business of the place Terms of
sale CASH w. ID. OLENDORF.
Executor of Thomas Palmer, decd.
Shasta, May g. 1855. mylotd
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

H The port Of Simoda, in Japan--the one
recently opened by Commodore Perry to the
Americans-has been partially destroyed by an
earthquake.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

~ The Legislature has passed bill offering
one thousand dollars for the best treatise on
mining.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
Religious Norice

Regular service will be performed :: :,
Catholic Church, Shasta, every SaIsu., IN the
o'clock A. M. RALPH RAID".a'h, at 10
Shasta, March 81, 1856. 'A,Dl.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

w See the County Assessors notice in ano-
ther column.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

Sr. CHARLES HorEL.-By reference to our ad-
vertising columns, it will be seen there has been
q change in the proprietorship of this Hotel.
Mr.. d. G. Brown, long and favoraby known in
this community, and also by the old patrons Of
this establishment, has again joined the firm.
Wedo not know any man in this community any
more capable Of being landlord, or more wor-
thy of being patronised, than Brown.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

~ The Mint is again in successful operation.
Another cessation will probably NOT occur again
until the next annual settlement
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

EF James Mears, our old fellow townsman,
has again come among US and stuck out his Shin
gle, as will be seen by his advertisement in
another column. He proposes to sell Wines,
Liquors, Cigars, Tobacco, etc., of superior
quality. at the lowest possible rates. We can
speak knowingly and feelngly Of the cigars and
wines, having large samples on hand.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

s Before another issue OF our paper, Jeptha
r. March will have suffered the extreme penalty
OF the law. as a punishment for the crime OF mur-
der We have no room for comment this week
Jet each man make his own
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

sg Another new hotel-ihe American-has
johnson, and bids fair to become successful RI
val of its older competitors. See his advertise
ment
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

tOnwOOd.
Our readers will remember that we mentioned
in our last number that two white men-Wm
Cochran and Jesse Brown-were recently mur-
dered by the Indians on the South Fork of Cot
tonwood. They were from Ohio. Two of the
Indians one named Wi-il-hon-ny, and the other
Two-win-e-p -paken, have been taken and hung
by the ranchmen of that neighborhood.
The squaws took the party to the spot where
the men were killed, where they discovered
tents, saddles, and some other articles, the prop
erty of the murdered men; also, the letters Of
Mr.. Jesse Brown, which are now in our posses
sion.
Brown was buried on the spot where lie was
killed. After digging up the ground his collar
bone, one rib, one thumb-nail, and lock of his
hair were found.
The Indians above named said they had killed
ten white men and no whites knew of il. Also
they had taken one white man near the South
Fork, and had shot him full Of arrows until he
was dead.
They belong to the tribe called Black Indians
one of whom killed Lieut.. Russell. between
Thoms and Elder Greek about two years since
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12
Greathouse & Bros Train to Yreka

This Hotel has always been the great depot
for the travelling public Of the north. and the
proprietors hope to more than maintain its pre-
vio'is reputation OF being the best house i'll this
part OF California.
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

RAIS.-on yesterday it rained all day; quite
an unusual occurrence for this season Of the year
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

THAsKs.-We are much indebted to j. ".
Sullivan. Of the News Depot, San Francisco, tor
a large budget Of Atlantic papers
The Shasta courier., 1855-05-12

" DR.. Morse, Dentist, isabout making pro-
fessional tour through the Northern mines. We
can recommend him as skillful operator in his
branch OF business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

T,voR sAfE-TIIE CELEBRATED TROTTISG Stall
I lion John Ferris, five years old, dark chestnut has
trot,ed mile in 235 in public, out Of fix in race
ad his challenge remains open TO trot to wagons har
ness any stallion In the world warranted sound and
kind and il capital road horse for any gentleman For
terms apply SAMUEL TRrEsDELI, f72 Mercer street.
or to JAMES IRVING, % Washington market
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

THE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY HOLD REGULAR
i meetings at the Odd Fcows' Hall every Monday evening
NJ O'clock for the purposes discussion and the rsnsacor
u general business when expected attend
No person admitted without card Of membership.
J. N. HAYWARD, President.
II. y PAfsr, Secretary. n X. Bu NCE Vice President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03
THE BURLINGTON TRAGEDY.
-~~>~~>-~-~-~-->~~~~~-~-~->~
Third Day Of the COroners Investigation.
IMPORTANT AND INTERESTING EVIDENCE.
A ST0CkH0IDER ON THE JURY.
Discussion on the Question Of Interested
Jurymen,
&C., &c, &c.
CORONERs INVESTIGATION.
THIRD pAY-MoRsiSG SESSION.

THIRD DAY-MoRSiSG SESSION.
william Gilbert, of Darlington, sworn-Q Have you
been railroad when the train approach
ing. A. have, the Mount Holly Railroad about a
gear ago. Dr. Hannigan that occasion, going
wards down town; saw the train coming stopped
about twenty feet away perhaps when the Doctor
pulled his horses up n within very short distance
Of the train and he barely escaped though driving
at the tune.
By Juror--Q. What II the character of nr. Hanni.
gan. Docs he not drive in peculiar way Jerking his
horse AZ timess A. never noticed particularly.
q I'D you never notice his inannerf A. No
Henry Sherwood, sworr-I switch tender at the up
per station, was looking at the train when IL came
down.
q. Did you have d tag A did q white aag 10 my
hand.
Q, Why did you have white aagS A. Because
thought all was clear.
q la watching the ten o'clock train what did see!
A. the train striking the horses; 1t il about mile
FROM the Mount Holly junction, at the Mount Holly
ing; the junction j. above.
q You saw the train strike the horsesg A. Yes; the
horses were on the track saw them approaching the
Q. lid sou hear a warning from that trainf A. No:
and could have heard il had i been blown.
Q. Is il customary for engineers to blow tie whistle;
O. lid 1t to you that the train backing al
any unusual speed A. No.
q. How many switches have you on that junction: A.
Four; hear the whistle Of warning often before II ap
pIoaches the crossing
z. is there u curve the road the track A.
There Is the Doctor did not check his horse the
a he should have done
q. / il customary to whistle on the back down A.
don't know.
O. Did 1t appear 10 yop that he attempted tc the
track A. Yes; use red flag when there is any dan.
ger; am instructed as to the use Of ny flags
IA copy Of the hagmen instructions dated March 49,
was here shown.
Witness-I had conversation with the rear brakeman
of that train, who said he the track,
and went back to his post to ring the bell this
when Dr. Hannigan was coming in his wagon II was
on this account the train stopped; had no
conversation with the engineer other brakeman,
Al this poist Mr. william o. Hall Of the jurors.
and said that he understood there Of the
jurors present who interested ether directly
directly in the welfare and prosperity Of the Camden and
Amboy Railroad and as the public might be impressed
with the idea that there might he majority Of the
Jurors interested thus ing the idea that thc
jury in their verdict would favor The company ne moved
that the question, Do you possess any stocks cert
dcae of The same in ihe Csrnten and Ambpy Railroad
Company be put TO each Of the Jurors.
Tie majority Of the jury thinking the question proper
one, the foreman Mr. John R. Rogers put The question
10 ch Of The jnrors, with the following result ::
Mr. A pn0tr fli in hn five
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

DED HOUSE, HARIEM.-THI3 FAyoRITE PLACE
IN OF resort Is in complete order, and ready to
accommodate tho sporting and riding public. The CO.
than and Baltic Base Rail Clubs play the beautiful
green attached 10 the house. and afford much sport to
The yers Of this beautiful place. The best Of refresh
ments always on hand.
WILLIAM A. BROWN, Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

NV WAY or CoLLycriSs ADvggrf-rsprs.-
fftll1eion'y w.iAsd mo D~fri, rsr ~. ans
grtsiion With studied .ligpanry Ia order - -,
hm.sM gshs before ihs ysops NJ. srnith sbirc4
fena INV MI Congressional spe ea " tbe Tf8sas
iheashn - a. sssert1eDsnt. Mr. smith srn, Ave
D. ngi aoasr. 9Th The speech The eaiiors paba.he
hf e"svin~nf sui xrnmblc and ssy hps blnar- 1asss
sie ~ stoug FAsfs A. iLsy lesp thsig osnsc.sDse -
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-09-03

&10 REWARD WILL BR PAID FoR THE ARREST
YlV ~ any one ptanng purportlug 10 pedte COS.
ssh it NVrArv'ch -. ,NerfninatOr GOar has ped.
ARE. HENRf ". cosTAR, s.e Brosdws sy
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csr fhaAsr tsr.pt --pafihg ~ n~a;h a Aagos.
there scr = ,-aal'shis . Ne jes<yciy ysi.os for
aeei MI as nust
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LOST AND FOUND.

II osT-oN TIE NsT OF AUGUST. A sTFERAoE
II nekt No fo for NE STAR o. tr West, Nh s-pember
for Francisco, by The Nicaragua line of ID Ifes
scnbu,eL Notice OF H. loS has been given the oce and Il
useless any but the The finder viii be ssifa
bly, rewarded BY leaving al The olcc Of the line No. Bow
ling Green.
Il osT-ox MONDAY AUGUST 18TH. At STATEN
IL Island silver sDnf bor with The name ~ the
J. T. Rsndsu. Any person andng u, who Will please
nj l2s Rerde viii be hDcray rewarded and thankfully
received. y. L. BANDAU
~ tsnre market porinonnse, containing noc for Sos
and Sl1 cASh. The nnder VIII favor b leaving the
sre q - John street ue Herald once ii; money asy
te sv.asssa, a-i - 9s.@-es- Ass1
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VNEYARDS IN AAiERlCA-PRICE I2;s CENTS
with remarks upon temperance, Gts foundation
tnomperance Qts and remedies the culi ure
the grape vine in the United States and other matters
In Portugal and New York. For sale at No. i5 Beaye
street New York. Copies transmitted free TO any par
Df the United States receipt Of fifteen cents in posag
stamps.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30

TNHE undersigned late Georgia having removed to the
City of Nashville, offers his services 20 the citizens OF
Georgia T. Tennessee and North Alabama i0r the purchase
Of Dry Goods Groceries, Corn, Wheat, Rye Bacon, Lard
Fine Horses, Mules, Cattle, and ia Short every article uf
trade offered in the Nashville market.
The Merchants Of Nashville men Of high character
and pecuuary standing and have large aud well selected
stocks that they Offer liberal terms, which should Induce
the merchants Upper Georgia. East Tennessee and North
Alabama % give the Nashville market AIR ulsI A, %
the Grocery Market the propry viii suggest itself % the
mind OF every merchant thc sections country named,
the most proper lur their trade.
The long connection OF he undersigned with the Railroads
" Georgia, General Agent Treasurer and supr ntnd-
Of Transportation, well Agent al thattInga sew
eral years for the Banking interest savannah, viii enable
him more readily 60 inv sl-atc claims against Railroad
Companies, for lost goods damage while in trausu,
for the renewal or discount of bills ia bank &C.
All letters ucosnR orders and money will receive prompt
attention, and all orders without the money, when satsfac-
tory evidence OF oyency and promptness the
same The parties known % be such shall receive like
attention, when ordering articles that under the rule
custom OF the market TO se time. w.n also give
strict attention 70 receiving aud forwarding all goods that
stored that may be- directed my The
charges for the purchase goods &c wiz be- eve per
commissions, and twenty cents Tor each box package oT
receiving and io,wardng. y. u. MILLS,
Post Office Building, No 5,
Nashville, Tenn.
RFPFRFNCFs-R r. CVytKR ESQ Prest Central Rail.
road and Bank MAJ A. PoErER Prs Bank state Of Geor-
ga Savannah Isaac SCJTT Esq, Prest Macon and West
eru Railroad Macon; Hon JoHs Z. KING, rres aud Gao
YReE Supt Georgia Railroad, and = T. OunHs, hsq, Au
guN Mi. J. D. Co0FER Gen. SuIt Western and Atlantic
Railroad, Atlanta; Gen A. J. hANstI, Attorney ut Law
Marietta; GEoEGs :. BLACK Esq, Ro ne Ca Capt JAMS
WILLIAMS and Col }. A. NHrFInEs, Chattat olFa, j. l.
MosEs and 10. PAKsoSs Esqs Knoxville, Tenn; WunAs
MAILER, Esq, Decatur, and Juig LANE, antsyi@' Ala
mar23-u
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-08-30
From Egbert A. RaWorth, ESQ.,, City Recorder.

NASHVILLE, July 27 1855.
Mr.. J. H. SEAnoNs-Sr After days constant use Of
the Specaces obtained from you feel guaranteed in tes
tying TO their efficiency in restoring relieving impaired
vision. Previous to obtaining them my manuscript duties
performed with much labor the eye and often with
pain but since have used your Brazilian Pebbles have
experienced nothing II the kind but perfectly reuVena
ted. Whether relief proceeds from the peculiar form Of the
glasses the MATERIAL both combined, ca1n0t say.
prefer them 70 any glasses have used take plea
sure 10 recommending them to the public
Respectfully, EGBERT A. RAWORTH.