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SECONDHAND BOOKS.

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opposite the site Of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. This u the
largest collection Of and valuable Secondhand Books in the
city.
th The wish Of the Subscriber dispose Of the Books
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he oilers them al the lowest prices for Among
best works Theology Law, Medicine Novels Bellies Lers
Poetry and Science.
q The latest Novels and Publications always on hand.
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Sentence Of the Cosden Murdcrers.-At Chester
town, Md, on the 25th ult, Judge Chambers passed
sentence Of death on Shelton, Taylor and Murphy,
convicted as Cosden murderers. The Judges sen.
tence was lengthy and impressive. The CORES.
pendent of the Baltimore Sun, in private note,
remarks:
1.-The prisoners are still obdurate, and assert
their innocence most solemnly. But we have
strong hopes that confession NAV vet be OBJ.
tanned from one Of them. Roberts, the clock.
tinker. was released, on Monday last, for want
of proOf"
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] COLLABORATION
sevcnty-fifth Anniversary of American
Indepen dence.

4 OF TIE
seventy-flfth Anniversary of American
Independence
PROGRAMME.
Military Escort.
Grand Marshal.
Orator of the Day and Reader Independence.
Aldsr~s. S q ;1s A ssr' sanislpa,is..
o..,. >, Veterans e: ;9%, i si: and ISIS -,
asssss. = DC ss' s'.'s =. ss' s'ss
q IL. s.ss. q. q n so s q
s.is" :.s 's S' Gs;sls a Il Is..n.
s.s,,,.,, s!s,. supsIn'sad.a, q P.S,s Edae:soa
c'i Engineer ssr,s s General .c'A' Account
Attorney Ssssrs Al; .a ssf b.Ies attorney.
recorder Of hos,assss and Register e. conv'yanee
p sdss. Xs ii sns .sa f E. = Marshal.
oo,.e, 6 Gl; &: s e. n; q p:et md Circuit
s.. St 2; q. ;ss Nd. o
Fire D.par'%%sni, with Banner.
Directors Teacher, and Male Pupil. of Public SCHOOL,.
4.n. .:" :; s: ! Ii s::i
NswEnsand Society.
Marshal
ftse Mssons-Grand Lodge and ito Subordinate Lodges
oaa feiows-Grand Lodge aud ito Subordinate Lodges.
Scrswmen's Benevolent Association
Baker Jouneymen Association
r,, Charitable Societies
osfnlan st. Patrick, St Andrew Hos Temper
Societies
incorporated Institutions and other Socisiss.
Sons Of Temperance.
Harborm and Part. vsrdens
Captains of Vesses Steamboats,.
Stranger and Cnisens generally.
Marshal
Military Escort
osr associations not above usmed respectfully requested
procession where placer will DO assigned them BY the Crane
Marshal
q The Procession will form o'clock NJ Canal
opposite the old saehouse Square and when formed will
Up lamp street to Poydras along Poydrs ST. Charles
81 Charss to Royal down Royal the side Espanade
along Espanade to Rampant, and up Rampant the
raee pArme" where the Declaration of Independence
isad and an Grafton bedsveed which, Procession
be dismisied. -
sas will DO fired at sundown the 3d.
SUNRISE noon and shutdown the FOURTH Public Square
Of each Of the Municipalities.
w By order Of the Committee OF Arrangements.
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Loss Of the Steamer Hatdee-The steamer
Haidee, Capt. Brooks, on her downward trip from
Beach Hills, ran on log at Ragged Island, Qua
chta river, on the 18th ult and broke in two, her
bow lying in five feet and her stern in four feet
water-midships high and d,y. Her engines,
boilers, and furniture viii be saved-the boat is a
total loss The Haidee had three bales of cotton
and one hundred sacks Of corn on board, which
were saved. The boat was insured for $4,000. The
captain and officers came down on the steamer
Romeo.
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Battle 6etween the Haytians and the Domint-
eams-By the arrival on the 25th ult. at New
York of the brig Waitstill, from Port au Platte,
June 10. we learn from Capt. Morse that the
Haytians and Dominicans fought battle on the
9TH inst. on the frontier. Forty Haytians are re-
ported to have been killed, but the loss of the Do
minoans had not been ascertained. The latter
party were collecting their troops together, in the
expectation Of an attack from the Haytians, which,
however, had not taken place when Capt Morse
sailed
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Church Action and Land Reform.-At the meet.
ing of the Wesleyan Methodist Conference of Iii.
nos, at Batavia, Kane county, in May, the follow
ing was adopted:
Resotoed, That land monopoly is one of the
greatest sources OF human misery that ever cursed
oui race, ana we deem 1t our duty, as Christians,
to keep land reform in the foreground among othe
reformaiory principles, and CO. work with G I'd in
the fulfllment of that prophecy which declares
mat every man shall sit under his own vine and
fig tree. MIX
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The Gentlemen

WHO HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR MY NEW STOCK OF
Fine Linen and York Mill Shirts,
Are respectfully informed that full supply just
steamships Georgia and Unon and ships Creole and Atlantic
consisting Of variety of STYLE quality and size from excel
lent NJ Shirt 81 SO the finest embroidered Linen $40 each
Nc By same arrivals, new assortment Of UNDERSTANDS.
DRAWERS and HOSIERY, of light and able for the
sammer superb Summer CRAvATs. affixed buckle; Thread
GLoVEs few choice Summer COATS and VESTS; and the
Patent Alpaca UMBRELLAS, etc. etc.
The department for ORDERED SHIRTS Is full opera
ton. Gentlemen having
choice of Patterns, etc at he STORE PRICES.
C. LEIGHTON,
First Premium Shirt and Gentiemens Furnishing Son
No. Royal street, NewOfeans
Mandatory, No. 10 Park Row, NewYork ie2s ZIP eteod
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Mr.. Mexican Buchanan was to produce, at the
Walnut Street Theatre, PhAadelphia, OF the night
Of 18th ult., his new Rqlnan tragedy, called
C@cinna," which was written expressly for him
by Isaac Pray, Esq, of Boston, and is spoken of as
possessing great drama ic interest and ability
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a Monument to the Keepers of Minot Light.
nonss.-Ihe Boston Journal states that subscrip.
ton has been opened to defray the expense Of
erecting monument to the memory Of JOSEPH
Antonio and Joseph Wilson, who persisted BY the
destruction of the Minot Lighthouse The BODY
Of the former has been recovered and is buried in
rough coffin at Cohasset, without stone to mari
the spot - -
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R night closes the summer
season - t6satre. Il i the last time that our
cilizsns will go the graceful ballet troupe, or wit.
ness the impasuioned acting Of Mile Duret Her
hazardous speculation, to afford amusement in the
dull months, we fear has not been a profitable one
Tonight. we hope, - will, in some degree, re.
sreve her fortunes. n bills are unusually attract
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.VeaU Publications.

sVG2U F9EOLIC1ItIO1lS.
FROM THE PRESS OF D. APPLETON co., NEW YORK
Just Received at the
N. o. stationers' Warehouse, 60 Camp st.
OATES NE PLUS ULTRA INTEREST TABLES,
six per
OATES NE PLUS ULTRA INTEREST TABLES.
Seven per
OLLENDORFF'S METHOD OF TEACHING SPAN
IAhDS to read, write and speak English.
BYRNE'S DICTIONARY of Mechanics En- CINE Work
and Engineering, No. and all succeeding numbers Price
twenty five cents.
WHIST AND SHORT WHIST. ByT Mathews ESQ.
and Msjor Young.
% For sale by J. B. S T E Ell,
jy4 1t2dp 1tW 60 Camp street
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True Southern Independence.-The Mississip.
plans are always wide awake. They can work ur
and send abroad as much political enthusiasm as
any other people OIL earth. but they never go quite
so far as to be carried away with it. South
em Rights are precious, and Mssissippians are
bound to have their share of them; but the people
the producers, the manufacturers and the mer.
chants, recognize /" Southern Rights" as grand
reality composed of the material of States true
greatness, while their politicians are stamping
about the State, agonizing themselves and their
audiences about phantom. This, from the
Natchez Courier of the ID instant, looks well:
Messrs. Goron. & Co. (of this city) have recently
received from the Woodville MISSY Mills, several
bales of domestics of home manufacture. They are
heavier than the Massachusetts goods, and can be
afforded here at as low price. We rejoice a,
every successful effort in making the South indie.
pendent ia the development of her industry 1t is
not merely legitimate source Of protection to her
interests, but an effectual one besides. Encou-
rage home manufactures, develop home industry, -
has always been favorite watchword with u.s.
whether referring to the nation, to section, OF
TO our State1
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Sascsse - Natctss-An old man named John
r. Whitley; tailor who has long enjoyed the
reputation Of good citizen in Natchex, committed
suicide on the morning Of Saturday last by an
attempt 70 cut hi throat and blowing off the upper
part Of Nh bead With a pistol shot For years old
Whitt1 Hid his needle to little prof, and
lived ussr ~ blight of 2 settled melancholy, He
faesisd ,thst III the world had conspifed again.,
~. Rses ld.isllew.. Had his hesriag, been a.
shsrP ssssshst Of tho old knife grinder, he could
hess hssrd The voice Of but one conspirator-him.
vi
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REMARKABLE CuRK-Dr Fryer, the celebrated Indian
Doctor, has the credit of achieving remarkable cures
We shown the other day slave belonging to the Old
Levee Steam Cotton Press, Third Municipality who, we
informed. had been cured of consumption. rather
disease Of the liver and lungs, with fever Of the bowels He
discharged the I'D March. after being confined
bed for months The appeared perfectly restored
We also the tme negro who had been cured
Of severe cancer by DR. Fryer. [Edito Louisiana Stat
Republican, Lafayette. May 70. 1851 my3O d&W W.T.
NJ Consgnes Of merchandise, per ship JAMES PENNELI,
Capt Fullerton, Liverpool will please permits
taten within Ave the wilt
public sIres the and risk Of the
~ JOHN T0OLE, rs Bank Place
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HEADQUARrEEs FIRST DIVISION LOUISIANA
MILITIA. New Orleans. June Ia, ISL.
General Orders No. IL.

The Volunteer Corps Of the First " tsnon Iou;.;.,.
Militia viii be prepared to celebrate ~ LOUISIANA
with due iitary honor, the F0uth &r STMxA
81 'nly, the anniversary of our gjO. W,%SNA
nous Independence. for which pur. 'assEN.S~
pose they will assemble on ibey resnse,;
eqnlpned at o. clock M, S"v pdiaoes' iuhy
q The Artillery will be prrpared IN f . N.:,s
at sunset on the Of the day. and ONE al son aaale
ton Squares, '' i'a'a'eue anu washing.
s.;a nng Zen D. AgsUsTIN: commanding the Louisian.
E esGRR, ana Brg Cen Z. l.. Tracy commandns he
ho ~ as hsy concern their respective Commands and iii
Dvso" HssS ready and subject further orders from
and nbs. Gsn CaosAN and officers of the Ninth g.de
anu oaef o!cen Of the First Dvlsion moi ON dne'
an III 20 !nn the Majm General and staff in mi drsss
on he fisSs TX. tCIcus square half mast cIoci
" 10y osoef OF JOHN L. LEWIS.
THor.. c,,. MAJOR ten. Cong LIT Div u. Ma
"''es hiu'oe.Cdmp. iel6 ID
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The Duy.-Ws Mlbr our readers to the adver-
tising colnmns for numerous attractions to-day.
Then. too, many AZ 3pr citizens will avail them
selvascf the holydAY to take vacation, till Mon
day mNning, At sons 81 the watering places.
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Five stage drivers were arrested in New York
recently, and fined by the Mayor for reckless,
driving. 1t is to be hoped that gentlemen of the
whip everywhere will be proited by this lesson.
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ssSs ldeesnne Parish.-The whigs Of Plaqumine
4 ~ made the following nominatfons: For State
Zenon Lsbsuve; ri Gtats Representa-.
I H. Johnston, and r. L. Watson fol
Sheriff, ). L. Petit. IBalls,in Of yesterday.
The only recognized wing organ of the Second
Municipality, has wonderfully accurate knowl.
edge Of the poliiap and politicians of the State o
Louisiana. Zenon Labauve, above named for Sen
ator, had many strong friends in the convention
that Gpve the wing nomination for Governor to AL
exapder D Clouet. The nomination Of Zsnon
Lahauys Fl Governor was pressed again and again
on tRaf occasion, and most reluctantly did his
friends copsens to yield their preferences for him to
Tbs inieresisof party and the importance of united
ycte (or De Clouet Zsnon Labauve is widely
knQR in Ipuiaians a. one Of its most upright and
liDguished wings, yet the editor of the Bulletin
\ 1eates him in the celebrated parish of Plaquemne /!
The Crescent Of the previous day had announced
these nominations, but when it said that they had
been. maaein Plaqaemine, it did not dream that
any one would require vol pointed up to tina. spicy
little fown in the parish of Ibervile. SO much an
object Of interest and curiosity during ts last high
uaff;eS. sss,. isa' as isk = E, - :. y ..
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8 ptta1hy " 81 Lewis.- The Board Of Health has
easaed w qualification Of the daily reports Of the
internnents IN the various csneteries. On the 26th
only nine cemeteries repoFtedshree or four Others
neglected.. The deaths in the nine reported were
IS for the day-N Of cholera, 10 of other diseases.
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~ Resdke1 -This is great peach season,
and NewOfleans Is delighted with the large sup
plies Of delicious fruits offered to it. Last evening
basket was presented in our Office. OF its
cohtenss We can speak with the must unlimited
coafdence. They were all that our fancy had
% contemplated Of juicy and choice peaches. These
peaches came from the celebrated orchard of J. F.
BsunAear Vick.burg. There are many boxes Of
them eAnIs It the establishment Of r. F. Nichols
& CAxg6 Cn6p street.
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hes Chronicle positively and en-
phad diets report which has gone
abroad ~ has been cholera in Natchito-
Z ne Chronicle says that the town
never n more healthy condition.
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~ Mrs. SHERMAN, thankful for past favon and
liberal patronage III her line of happy
friends and the public that she has removed from No. Nyade
1888 St Charles where she prepared
fit Ladies and Children with the following articles
Sherman's SHOULDER BRACES and ABDOMINAL Sur.
PoRTERs, DR.. Banning's BoDY BRACES, Dr. Cranes
SHOULDER and SPINAL BRACES, Mrs. Belts SUPPORT
rRs, DR.. Thompson's SUPPORTERS. etc. etc.
NJ Hours Of attendance, the morning, A. NJ till
O'Clock p NJ; and in the evening, from till P. NJ
M Females will upon ladies'.
AMID naod
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Nesp Route to Califcrnia.-The New York Post
announces the opening of the new route to the
Pacific, across tho Territory of Nicaragua, by
which over q thousand miles of navigation is
avoided, and the land carriage reduced more
than two thirds. The new steamer Prometheus il
tte first Of the line, and will sail from New York
on the 14th of July, direct for San Juan, from
whence passengers will be transported by the river
and lake, in new iron steamer, to within twelve
miles of the Pacific, and from thence on good
road to San Juan del Sur, where the ocean steamer
Pacific will be in readiness to transport them to
California 1t is confidently expected that the trip
from New York to California by this route will be
from six to eight days shorter than by the Isthmus
even if the railroad should be completed.
Naval United States brig Dolphin, from q
cruise round the world of thirty-nine months, ar.
rived at New York on the Oath ult. She was
lowed up to, and anchored at the @ quarantine Sta
ton.
The following is list of her officers: Lieut.
Coming T. J. Page; Acting Lieuts. G. v. Fox,
G. P. Welsh, C. H. Wells; Assistant Surgeon, O.
J. Wister; Midshipmen, J. J. Cornwall, c. L. o.
Hammond; Captains Clerk, J. E. Foster.
The Dolphin is last from Rio Janeiro, from which
port she made the passage in forty four days.
U. S. surveying steamer Hetzel, Lieut.. Coming
S. d. Read, arrived at New York on the Mlh ult
from Key West.
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4 Hdss }rfk ~ osstA ~, ia always difR
80 rsb - shS ~ y ~ retoas which have become
ASa fasg In IL iils " consent Of long custom,
VBesy vhich u segsiss some thought and labor to
nakA Np1e1h FiNsa5eap 40. the people Of the South
- to I've pa cent. more for Articles Of
= Qlethins meschAAts in the South, than they
&e1 ptt ~ The quality Of goods for In store in
Boes New Yesk PhiIsdstpha. Al credit about tina,
nGth of time received ahunder shock and msschan,
wthemseivss found isukyn getting stocks whou,
ea3 o. = squivaisns isi6s psot system was assaulted
Ia front and ssas ard struggle. surrsndersd
,neieased thus. ~ raaks long Fl Id.
~ @lbthing &s1ekiAt. vi.uas thorough scou.,nt
! - ~ husins> sxa eussscs tasts are undsniable
- - . he most valuable and handsomely manu-
Nease falpthins in New Orleans. at ra,ss calouIa
I'D % the large clothing stores in New York o.
PhiidspAi& Oar msrchsns have the capital and tn,
msahs % de That they doing So any ons can aatisf
hinsslf note Of tho prcss Of goods ia the adver
t1asukof And Aunros & Co.. Of Magszins ant
Gssxs ast'. and then going 70 that famous store ant
eEailag The goods. O,h@ clothing houses in this city
whoas asm~ are In coupns offer equally great atrac
lions 70 psops to make large purchases Of clothing in New
Ofsan It thu ssason, when there 10 always reduction il
pEos Yet there who argue from the fac
that scaass the goods worked up in Northern fac,os.
Of secsy. b cheaper in the stoses Of Nosterr
cities 70 which they sent they hers) from tn,
factosies foe ans.
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A Joint Of VITA contemporary says that the
Bloomer costume is the knee plus ultra of fe.
male ad0rnment.
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BROUGHT to the Second Municipality Police
~ P.ison- a
EMELEE GEORGIANA, a light grifIs. about 90 ~
a slave. ~
CORNELIUS, da'k grif ABOUT Is years DID, 5 esi 3
SAR H. dark gnf., about 81 years old, feet high
says she belongs to Mr.. Sarpee.
COLEMAN. a dark grill, about 81 years old, S feet 6
inches high; say, he belongs % Capt. Wiley.
BOB WHITE. dark giif sbout 20 years old, feet 6<
inches high says he belongs to M Garden.
high; says he belongs 10 Mr.. Cox.
JENY, light griff, about IA years old, feet inches
high says he belongs 10 Mr.. Richardson.
The will please comply with the law and take them
away. J. WORRELL, Warden.
NeWOrleans July 4, 1881. iva laM3W
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kstkolic Otpkar Asylsss This institution,
depending ensissly ON the chart y the public for
ID support, Il compelled 70 meke aore frequent
display &hsn IL richly endowed sister To night
The q give their second Fourth Of July eel,
ebnsi ths Lycsum Hall. We are sure oil
who wu3 Iqeent last W.. mi are now in the
clty, win Sfd and = nother evening Of e1-
!, quisits dsTI1kt TIE ~ Collar thus expended
will do infIpfe good La tie Hall be filled, as il
Was lest -; = its capacity.
& h1ppy to perceive that Mr.. Mayer, the
Whist, il 70 make his debut this evening,
q fnR him a brilliant success
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-ssIhermopyle Of Amsdcans the embattled
,ains Of our Revolution must be the Salamis and
slatea ofnatonal recolections and the victory at
dew Orleans, the signal Tor tn expulsion OF the
\ Avading foe; and Leondas and Cato must yield
7 washington and jackson, and their compeers
arms, in the war OF our dellverance and ior the
preservation of the independence and union OF the
Amerlcan states
u Sscond csr.re,,;onoj n..r;ct- Afier ue had
,i,s,n = .,,;cl. IN Tho cor,sa nrs,,sd bv one NJ
IN. car<l;d. -. md hi. f,apa. IVA recs;vad the
followino which we cheerAnllv substitute for our
Eown. The columns Of the Crescent are OMEN to
communic.,iona from eentlsrnen of both political
IAmrtie.. ~
Mr,r, Edto,.-- T learn that calls for meetings
lof the whi,,. in The dfsren, districts, have been
lin c;rcul.t;on IN dav. to nominate Delepntes TO a
EConvsn,;on IN select 4 whis candidate for the
ESecond Conversational District. NAV INQUIRE.
Ma..r. Ed,or,. WHY this hot haste in the sslec.
,ion Of Dsepates9 Az vet. no time has been fixed
on for the assembling of the Convention the rela
live qualifications of different gentlemen are being
canvassed. and the peope are not prepared to make
their selection. II is by no means certain that the
gentlemen WIN have already been named are the
onlv ones that will he presented TO the Convention.
While there is certainly no necessity for so much
haste in the selection of the Delegates. there are
MANY reasons why their selection should be deferred
until inst before the assembling of the Convention
hope. therefore, that the parties active in getting
nm this call will see the propriev of deferrnp the
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Fourth of .D1xL9y.
LUNCH AT THE SHAD II 8 I.

LUNCH AT THE SHADES.
THIS DAY, July 4, at half-past 10 o'clock
i. Bean Soup. Roast Beef, Roast Duck, Roast Pie,
Chicken Pie. Veal PIE, stewed Chicken, Beef and Po
a. taioes. Baked Pork and Beans, Baked III
A Redfsh, Reddish Chowder, Boiled Leg -
LIZ and Beans. Corned Beef and Cabbage Boie1
haa, lsheS Potsoes Vegetables. tc..At Il o'clock
TT Punches. Juleos Coblers ETC., all o. K. iva
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~ ~ enshqgized 70 STATE that the Treasurer Of
e. hch - i prepared to pay gold depostes
~ ~ mo, Inclusive.
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Death from Hernia
Shall no longer annoy our Family Circles.
n Further evidence of the OF
DR.. SHERMA N'S
Patent Truss and Rupture Wash.

"ARKANsAs, May 8. 1851.
"Mr Shsvman-D Sir: The Tru,s you fitted my
last winter Il think in January has better than
pecd would As far judge from questioning the boy
rupture cured Dr. Greenwood looked him to-day,
thinks there his the Truss longer hut think,
the permanent
"W he uind to write and inform what had better
do You description Of his your book by
referring to it, remember all the and be able
to advise me what course pursue.
81 remain yours, etc, HENRY r, SMITH,"