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The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
YE THAT SUFF R--R FAD
DOCTOR PAREIRA,s


pirate nature, no matter hOw long standing,
wahom any injurious effects TO The
system any change Cdiet.
IL never hns fai edit cannot fail TO Cure.
INHlS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, FIRST
Il introduced into Pisa some fifty gears since,
soon became so well known a certain cu,e
that IN every town and city, not only on the
Continent, but in Grea, Britain, the demand for
IL was great it merits astounding, that in
less than year from its introduction IL had
supplanted all other remedies. The Medical
Faculty OF the principal cities of Europe were
compelled to acknowledge It's wonderful mastery
over disease. Proprictors of other Medicine.
Jealous of its sway, vainly endeavored 10 stay Its
onward progress. Like grass before the mower,
their efforts fell to the ground; and like fire on
the prairies, sweeping all before 1t, its onward
march became triumphant. 1t stood forth upon
its own merits; discerning public saw, tried
and were convinced of its magical rirtncs. The
massive fortune acquired by DR.. Pareira from
the sale of it during the six years he prepared it,
alone bore witness TO its miraculous merits. Al
the decease of the Doctor, the recipe was be-
queaihed 10 his son. who has lately introd uced
the remedy into the United States. The number
of cures it has already made astonishing
1homsands and tens of thousands can bear testi-
nony 10 its efficacy.
All who ssc if, il will Cure,
With a safety speed and certainty no other med
icine has ever possessed.
Resort TO $50 qnacix NostrHms.
Use remedy that has been tried for the past
Gt1y gears, and was never known 10 fail.
GREAT REAEDYIs
WARRANTED PURELY VEGETABLE.
Beware of GouuIcrfcits.
The extensive sale of this wonderful medi-
cine has already caused some person persons
To palm off upon the unsuspec,ing, a spurious
compound closely resembling the original. Be
particular TO buy none wtlout the written sig
nature of A. PAREIRA II. D., on the ontside
wrapper of each bottle. All others are connter-
felt, and their compounders will be punished
with The utmost rigor of the law.
Price, Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
D. BABcocK, sole Agent for California, Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, 10 whom all orders
must be addressed. A liberal discount made 10
wholesale dealers.
d. BABCOCK. Wholesale Druggist, ~ Davis
street, between Clay and Washington streets.
List of A Agenfs Throughout fhe Sfnte.
RHODES & DEBNAM, Main ssreef one door
of Hunter street, Agent AT Stockton.
RicE, COFFIN & Co. Druggist Marysville.
Fl BRuNTLR, Tuoume Drug Store, Sonora.
BENZ SHuRTLEFF Shasta Drug Store, Shasta
CHiLp & WoRTBEN, Placerville Drug Store,
Placerville.
JUSTIN GATES, JR., Sacramento City.
Dr. w CARR, Downieville.
DR. john LARK, Nevada.
DIR w ii CATLIFF, Yreka.
Dr. WINSTON, Los Angeles.
WHALEY & MoRsE. San Diego.
GEORGE STORY, Portland o T. sep-2o-3m
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NIcARAdUAN VoLUsTEERs.-Coloncl Alphonse
Suffer informed us yesterday that some fifty re-
cruits for the Walker revolutions have entered
who expect to leave for San Juan Del Sur on the
steamer of the 5th 1t is doubtful, however,
whether arrangements for the accommodation
of the entire number will be perfected prior 10
to the vessel tomorrow. Colonel Sutter has
raised most of these volunteers in Yuba and
counties Immediately contiguous thereto,
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

YELLOW FEVER IN NORFOLK, VA.-The follow
ing beautiful and touching extract from an edi-
torial in the Norfolk (va.) Argus shows that
health has again returned to the inhabitants Of
that city.
Never in any city Of the Union has the yellow
fever produced such sad havoc as in this, during
the past few months Incidents related of the
suffering and distress experienced there would
excite sympathy from the most adamantine:
We have never before resumed duty after an
interval of cessation, with as heavy heart as
we now feel. For nine and thirty days have
our editorial labors been suspenned. To US it
has been no interval of holiday; but of partici-
patton in the miseries of dire visitation as
was ever made by the plague spirit in fulfil
ment of the Almighty behesi, to region OF
doom and devastation.
We have looked death full in the face in its
most hideous form. We have seen the proud
the humble, the young, the aged, the lovely, the
unseemly. the timid, the brave, the weak, the
strong the foe, the friend alike fall by the swoop
of the destroyer. We have seen a population
melt away like snow before the noontide sun.
We have seen science at fault, and triumphant
pestilence claiming relentlessy its chosen spoil
We have seen-but why bring TO light the sire
deserving the infectious bedside OF the of
whom he once boosted; why speak oF the daugh
ter leaving the imploring mother who gave her
being, to yield up her forlorn spirit amid the re-
volting filth Of the plague; why awaken the
memory of the unutterable horrors of caa'ni-
ty that cannot be realized in description There
is brighter side TO this dark picture to which
we and sciU often recur; there is ray Of
mercy tempering the night of agony, which
makes feel that man (and angelic woman)
has that in his nature, which. when called iorlh
assmilates to the mighty Heaven from which
he derived existence.
We have seen our lately fourishng mart re-
duced to the scanty number of 1000 surviving
souls. In the short space of less than ninety
days, out of an average population of about 6000
every man, woman and child (almost without
excepton) has been stricken with the fell fever
and about 1000 have been buried, being not less
than ont of 3 of the white, and | out of of
he whole abiding community of Norfolk, white
and black. One half of our own physicians who
continued here, in the grave, and not less
than thrty-six physicians. resident and visitant
have fallen in Norfolk and Portsmouth.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

/ 81 The longer live the more am certain
ihat the great difference between men-be-
tween the great and the insignificant. the now.
Aerfui and the feeble-is energy; invincible de-
fermlnahon-a purpose once fixed, and then
death or victory. That quality will do ANYTHING
fhaf can be done in this world and no talents
no circumstances, no opportunities will make
any two legged creature human without it.-,Sir
r. Barton.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

EFD DR.. L.. j. Cxapkny.----This gentle
man, whose advertisement appears IN another
part Of our paper, we feel confident has prom
ised nothing more than he can perform He was
engaged as Chief Physician in the twentieth reg
iment Of Honveds. in Hungary, and was Lectu-
rer on Diseases of Women and Children in the
University of Pesih. During the Hungarian
campaigns he saved the lives Of many OF his
countrymen. and performed many difficult and
important surgical operations. Since his estab-
lshment in San Francisco his success has been
unprecedented and he has grown rapidly IN
public favor, as is evidenced by the fact that he
has larger practice than any man III Callornsa.
The DR.. is certainly very skilful as Physician,
and possesses those qualities which make the
character of gentleman. He asks no fee Tor
consultation. and guarantees a cure OF those
who place themselves under his charge. His
rooms are Nos. and .. Armory Hall. corner OF
Sacramento and Montgomery streets, San Fran
cisco. o27-3m
sy Syphilis, scrofun and Diseased
BLOOD.-"Dr. Guysott's improved Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla" is true specific.
The proprictors have in their possession over
one hundred certificates of the most extraordi-
nary cures effected by it. We can safely say,
TRY 1T. 1t revives the dropping constitution,
eradicates all humors from the blood, and by its
tonic properties restores the invalid to life and
visor AS spring and summer medicine 1t has
no equal. Its singularly eflicacious action on
the blood, its strengthening and vivltyins action
ON the system stands pre-eminent above all 9TH
er Sarsaparillas. If you would have the rose
brought back to your cheek, clear, healthy
and transparent skim and life and vigor imbued
through the system, take Guysoit's Extract OF
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. 1t contains more
OF the pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any 9th
er preparation extant which is chemically COM
bined with the extract of Yellow Dock and ex-
tract of Wild Cherry, thus making the remedy
more thoroughly efficient than any other Sarsa
paria before the public. AT the same time it is
perfectly free from all mineral posons. which
cannot be said of any other Sarsaparlla COM
pounds. Sold by PARK & WHITE,
Sole Agents. Washington Street,
between Sansome and Battery,
San Francisco.
Also by DIR. BENZ. SHURTLEFF,
Agent, Shasta.
DAVIDSON 4 HARRIS, Agts.,
se29-3m Weavervllle.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
JEFFERSoNIAN.

A PoISTED INQUIRY" Couldn't you get
young pork, ma am, to bake wi your beansl'
said Old Roger, somewhat cynically, as he sat
at the table one Sunday.
= They told me it was young" said the land
lady.
"Well, it may be so, but gray hair is not a
very juvenile feature by any means in our lati-
tude, man," continued he, fishing up hair
abouta footand half long with his fork. " He
may have been young, but he must have lived a
very wicked life 10 be gray so soon"
As he spoke he looked along the table and a
slight emotion was visible among the boarders
nnd the man who sat opposite with his
mouth full of edibles with which he had
been endeavoring TO smother laugh grew
dark with the effort, and then collapsed
scattering dismay and crumbs amid the nicely
plated folds of old Rogers shirt tris.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

hssoLuTIoSs--Never resent supposed iniu-
ny ,ih you Know the views and motives of the
.au'nor Oh IL. Nor on any occasion to relate it,
Always to take the part Of an absen, person
VINO is eensnrd IN company, SO far as truth and
.propriety will allow.
Never think The worse of another ON account
'opinions.
MOI 10 anect to be witty or to jest SO as to
wound the feelings of another.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

QUIET HoNE:- pickering pair of Quakers
were lately heard in high controversy. the hus.
band exclaiming:
with theer'
But how wilt thou get it 7" said the taunt-
ing spouse, In reiteration, which married ladies
so provokingly indulge in.
Il will keep thee a week after thou art dead *
was the Quaker's reioinder.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

p Suspicious tailor to suspected customer
Make me coat sir!'' Oh, yes. slr, With the
greatest pleasure. and look right upon that sign
"aiie l take your measure" Sign reads
/" Terms Cash.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

y writer in the St. Louis Republican
says with some truth that Camaha city. the cap
iiaI q Nebraska. is the best one year old town,
that he ever saw.
Better come to California,
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

PRErTr VERr.-"In passing up the street, the
other day." says the Fall River Monitor, 1--WE
met two little girls Of some seven or eight sum-
mers, who seemed to be enjoying vacation fine-
ly, and oil 70 themselves. Passing through the
street, unmindful Of what was going on, they
seemed as happy as two larks, and looked as
beautiful as they seemed happy. Stopping at
one Of our candy shops, one Of them made pur-
chase Of candy-a large, nice-looking stick-and
breaking il. gave her little companion half. say
ing, as she did it. with the utmost simplicity
imaginable, Here Mary, you may have the larg-
eat half. Is Jon are the smallest Dear artless
child. what lesson Of unsel6shness was CON.
tanned in thy simple words. God bless you, and
enable You through life to manifest the same
gentle and sweet spirit Here Mary, you may
have the largest half. as you are the smallest.
What teachers children sometimes are.'s
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Hotels.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
ST A G. e II OU S e
Main Street, Shasta.


d. The present proprietors of the st.
HAii Charles Hotel would inform its old pat
-44l..44A rons and the public generally, that they
have refited and furnished it in such a manner
that they 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
TABLE will always be supplied with every del
icacy that can be supplied in this market, as also
those of Marysville and Sacramento. The
Sleeping Apartments
are new, and will be kept in manner inferior
to none i'll the country.
All the stages running from here TO Marys-
vile and Sacramento, belonging to the
California Stage Company
start from this House. Passengers wishing any
information, can obtain it from WIN. McTURK,
Agent for the company, who is always on hand.
The Passenger trains for the north, leave the
st. Charles daily, consisting of
LOag's Train to Weaver,
Greathouse & Bros Train to Yreka.
Shasta, Oct. 90, 1855. oct2Otf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

OLD RIP VAS WIxKLE Aw.xr-Tbs 49,.
pf North Carolina has distributed among the saw.
erai counties of the state, during the cnrrsn,
pear, the sum Of one hundred and eiyb,v'o,.s
schools. ffei' ~ eo"mon
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
Oak Bottom Ranch for Sale.

GEs5 THE UNDERSIGNED BEING DE
mJ sirous of Withdrawing from the Hotel
2A4sA business. would announce that he is will
ling to dispose of the old Hotel stand. known as
the
Oak Bottom Ranch,
situated on the road leading from Shasta to.
Weaverville and Yreka, and about eight miles
distant from Shasta on favorable conditions, if
applied to by the Isl of March next.
Tbs property is so well known--being the
trst Ranch established in the county North of
Shasla=that deem II unnecessary to describe
it. ! will say, however, that the house is now
IN possession Of very profitable run of custom
FRANK VANDEVENTER.
Oak Bottom, Dec. Is, 1855. decI5 If.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
MEATH "a R16Y,YAND MIN Q :!...f1SS

N CZAPKAY, NJ. D., late of the Hungarian
revolutionary war, chief Physiciaa TO the goth
Regiment of Honveds, chief Surgeon to the Mil
itary Hospital of Pesih Hungary, and late lec-~
turer on the Diseases Of Women and Children.
Particular attention gisen 10 the Diseases Of Wo>
men and GhildsRaA
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12

PHyucIAx TO THE SrArx PRIsoE.-Dr. l. III.
the newly installed State Prison inspectors,
Physician to the Gtate Prison at San Quentin,
and has removed thisAep'with his family. STATE
Journal.
He takes she place Of an accomplished gentle.
man and skillful Physician, Dr.. Tslisferro d
Marin.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
STEAD s. SHEFFIELD.

"OULD MOST RESPECTFULLY IN
w form the Proprietors OF Saw Mills and
the public generally, that they are now prepared
to do all kinds OF work appertaining to the Saw
Trade. They will keep for sale Circular Saws
from to az inches in diameter, made express
ly for this market, and of very superior quality
Larger sizes, if desired, made to special order
We shall be constantly receiving from Spear &
Jackson Sheffield. and r. Hoe & Co., New York
and other REPEATED makers, Mill Cross-cut and
other description o! Saws and Files at the low
est market price,
N. B.-Particular care taken with re-toothins
and truipg large Circular and Mill Saws ON the
most reasonable terms.
GEO. STEAD.
dec29-3m CT SHEFFIELD.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
THE FOUR MILE HOUSE.

HAVING RECENTLY REFITTED and ia.
Il i ken charge of this roadside Hotel, l am
prepared to furnish the public with every COM
fort and accommodation possible under the cir
cumstances.
From my long connection with the hotel bus
iness, feel no hesitancy in promising sa,sfac-
ion TO all.
My Beds, Table, and Bar,
will be found to be not Inferior to those IN any
other hotel in the country.
HAY and OATS, of the best quality always
on and in abundance. A. GROTEFEND.
Nov. "a, 1855. Ae4n
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
c. A NO n III O u S E. .

c. A IN O n III q u ; E.
a% HAVING PURCHASED THIS LONG
@siii established and favoriie Hotel stand at
M1..A the mouth Of the Canon,-l feel no besl-
tation in announcing To feamsfers and travellers
generally. that they will here always find every
convenience and comfort that may be procured
in any house on The road.
Table and Bar
Always provided with excellent food and
choice Liquors.
CORRAL and EARN
Kept in order and constantly supplied with
the best of Hay and Barley, which will be dis
posed of at the cheapest rates.
WM. w. TRACY.
Canon House, Dec LIST. 1855. decl-if
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To Architects Builders. Contractors. Plan
tiers aud Others.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully inform,
L Builder. Planters and the community at large.
that he is now fully prepared to manufacture by steam
power, 1T short notice AMI moderate prices. Oval. Gothic
or lf"vilei Window sash, all kinds of launel and SasI
Doors, either fSei or revolving Door and Window
blinds, Door and Window Frames, Base, Moultins. &c.
FILMING, TsngUeing and Growing, turning of every
description.
Flank dressed to order of any width under two ,vet.
and OF any thickness under three inches. Timber
dressed perfectly true, of any length under thirty five
feet long and twenty inches square.
AJ- All orders addressed to me though the Post
Once or ;. ". Hart n Co, of Baton Rouge, will meet
prompt attention.
jan J ! w RpDWN
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For Sale--A Fine Chancel

( ii.A'l Or LAND situated in This Parish about
n Tour miles above the Ferry IanIi,,t and f+ont,
lnS on the Mississippi River, containing tw, arr,.n+s
rom. more or les: with the depth of about .or1y n.
penis; side lines closing in the rear. Founded a.hny.
y h'n"> pei'n-ii'S U ,hc succession of Terence Du-
mouy, and below by those OF yiIlcuau,e J .Igan -
4 Co., WITH all til" buildings and improvements tL.r.
on. Also, with Or without the 81 W-.EHI at,chod -
tie same. "" |"
.ills piae" Is we'll adapted for 4 rCI'NTP pycy
D:,CE; there being FIVE FRUIT 7HtTS CI,,I,
S1RDEN &c. ' "'"D
70: tern's and conditions apply to 0. BrRy.RpJ IT.
Patai>i, recorder, or to
PEST. JOHN G. ELDER
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J. A. TROUSDALE.
DENTIST

BATON ROrGE. La,
- E\EWS the tender Of his professional, services in
IL the various branches pertaining To the pENrALAKT
to the ladies and gentlemen Of Fast and West Baton
lt"uge amt the surrounding country.
Is I" h> abilities. the best credentials can be fur
nl>hel IL necessary: bat to tno>. who have not EN-
fi"! ed HIM, he would respectfully refer to his kind
patfons who have 50 liberaliy IA yored him during tins
past year with their confidence. and for which be-
would return his most sincere thanks. promising to
use every eXertipn l." continue to merit the same.
Ali WORK performed scientifically and with the ut
most care, ana also VITA the view to durability. thup
rem lering II prominent benefit to the patient. He will
always b. i'll his office from S A. NJ. until ) P. NJ.
Office ro"sl ">e. J. ". Qaigrins' shoe store Lafav
street.
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&
Just Received.

. Just Received.
nn bbls tre,iIturrauts, ! case ti'noa tiir"n
lOO l0boXrs Cider, ] biol al led Apple"
10 boxes MR. Raisins, 20. \ boxes,
O. dozen Shaker Preserves,
dozen fresh Tomatoes IN cans,
. dozen flesh Peaches. . dcz Pruues dried,
dozen Lemon syrup, ! doz French trusts,
4 Yankee fruits in their own juice,
4 dozen Brandy Fruits. Goz Worcester sauce,
1 drz Undcrwoot's Pickles. gals ptn.s and 4 Is.
4 Worrell's X Pleas pickles
10 ". r. Lewis 4 Co.'S
iCrosse and Hlach. wells in quarts.
10 dozen Olives. II dozen rar"vs.
~ 10 boxes Chocolate , j loZ HOLSTERS in cans
i dozen Salmon, doz Pepper .auot,
dozen Mustard. 5 rasas Fancy camille
doz Rock candies doz Boxer bitter~,
! dozen Walnut ketchup i doz Tomato,
! dozen tiuu!ey pitters,
Just aecnlTed per steamer Tribune and other >teain-
and for sale By \. MUNTAN 4 BRO.
ian5 corner Church and Maine sits.
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NOTICE..

III AV1NG purchased the entire stock of BOOTS.
i L SHOES, HATS, &c. of J. W. Quiggin>, | would
respectfully solicit a share of public patronage. l
wall constantly keep on hand a fresh and varied us.
sortment of goods, which l will sell as low. or l. wer
than any other house in town.
r. l.. HENDERSON.
Having disposed of my stock to Mr.. R. l.. Henaer-
son bespeak for him the patronage hithe
to me. J. W. QClGt,LNS.
Aug 3-tf.
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PROSPECTU
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h0d1e0' Book.
NEW SERIES,
NEW SERIES.
The arrangements for blending the sorru-
ERN LADIEs' Book and the SoUrHERs pas.
loR MAGAZINE, being now complete,
MRS. v. F. w. McCORD

ERN Ladies' Book and the SOUTHERN PaE
IoR MAGAZINE, being now complete,
MRS. v. E. W. McCORD
Takes great pleasure in announcing n III
citizens of the South and West. that the frs,
number Of the above Magazine will he read
for delivery, and the Mail. on or about H.
10th day of November, being the Decemhe,
number of the Magazine. and II will. there.
after, be published regularly on the 10th d,v
OF the proximate month.
There never mas been a period in tho n,
tory OF our country, when there was 50 stern
a necessity for the exercise of the Southe,n
mind, for Southern good. as at the nr.sert
moment, when every element of ente,nr;za
and independence should be brough. to one.
rate Tor our beloved home.
Then, at this moment there need bo mo
iengthened appeal in behalf of a Southern
Literature no argument to induce the South
10 refuse such mental pabulum as is f,rn;sn'
cd by the North; no elaboration to ;nsn;ra
the true Southerner with BECOMING z.a1 ~
Unaif OF his household traditions and ITO
legends ofthe beautiful savannahs that c,nsl
ter about his sunny home,
Each number OF the Magazine vii, co,
TAIN u pages of neat letter press. in royal
octave form, on superb paper. one steel an
craving, one piece Of original or non,,jsr m e"-
SIC; plates OF the Fashions and other enb.I-
isalnents. There will also oe added ahout
~ pages, so be devoted to advertisements of
suitanle style for such a Periodical. and il
y, Mlll mus torn a most appropriate and %profta.
ole medium for the advertisement of articles
OF taste and elegance.
10 the subscribers of the Southern Ladies',
h nook VINO have paid their subscription. and
nave not received the numbers IN wn;chthau
ehtI'ied, it is respectfully announced that
so,.aole deductions will be made,
A Ehlt'pson' $500, payable in advance,
1nte'a1 commission will be allowed to Post
and sthers acting as agents.
WV. A. LEONARD 4 CO..
Delft, p,,,:.- Proprietors.
0e ,na bulld'nss, No. rs Camp street, and %
anu 81 Bank Place, New Orleans.
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~A'Aid 's only troubled with worm.
ance Of. of hsn noagh.!essmother, when the pupv a,,e.r
sIrs not NJ ns say 0. oo}r rSd i remarked upon: Only 1 Hdras
worus destrv p moya I,n; 70 or only Yellow Fever. for
nec,e t Gnes' administer to them, even if it you , on,v your .na
and i naam 70 T, De troubled with worms, sure s sas-
has tsn n,s t;a. remedy. Every household wI,e,s :,
pronounce 10 every physician who has seen its effects
srcl a remedy. '1A11FuGE
o' oat'' sular and remember the name
+ 49, ~lSER's cAAAD1AN vERMlr-cE
For sale vholass s1Isis ~ .aat can be depended on.
WRIGHT I CO., Sole Proprietor,
~ N oa.on Kotge BY all the Druggists, street
~ ao"''s's'.-Ah large assortment for al, A.
J. L. WALLET.
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+ FURNITURE.

ttN Complete sets of cottage Furniture"-an
"A enttr" new pattern of this beautiful and unique
tnttiiurc-inr safe by j. PIPER x &C.