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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
THE MASONIC EXCITEMENT

IN vi ASONIt EAOlI EMt-Nt l,
Our readers have been long since apprised
of the existence ola considerable degree OF ex-
| element in some of the Northern States a
gaust the Masonic Institution, occaSoued BY
the abduction and supposed murder of one q
It's members, by some of his brethren, who BE-.
came rritaled against him, on account of his
determination to reveal the hidden mysteries o.
the craft. Whether Morgan was murdered OF
not, however, has never yet been ascertanet
although the most untring exertions have been
made, not only by individuals, but by the OIL.
cial authorities of New York, to ascertain the
tact AT one lime indeed, il was thought ta4
TACT had been ascertained-the corpse o. maa
found in Niagara riyer--and many persons
swearing positively that it was the body Of the
ahduced Morgan. But, Oh a more minute Ell
animation, ii was discovered that the identity
imagined at first, by some individuals, did no.
exiSt-and the affair terminated Ever and a.
non, since that time, we have been amused, no
only with speculations as to his fate, which 4
must be confessed, is singularly mysterious, but
by accounts ofhis existence in Turkey-dfnk-
nag sherbet and smoking his pipe, with all lie
gee and zest of true Mussuman. Then,
gam, these accounts have been contradlctpd'
on what we think rather better evidence than
that on which they were founded and we ar
sui, consequently, as much in the dark as e
vel. For our own parts. we do not believe TIA
the man was murdered--but, if he be alive, h
conceament, whether voluntary for the pa
pose oil CT, ating Fictitious lnpathy in his BIZ
half and in behalf Of his family, and THEREBY
ingmenting the sale Of his book or imposes
upon him by those who abduced him, is one Q.
the most remarkable events Of the age. II +
the only occurrence of the kind we have eTeH
heard or read of, with the exception Of TIE
man imprisoned by the King Of France, an
who was known during his life time, and l.
known TO posteriy, only as " the Iron MdsE.
The abduction OF Morgan is much to be re
GREETED, il it be considered alone with reference
TO the opportunity which il has afforded to ee'5
tain designing men to bring it TO bear on las
decision of political questions. Operating "
on the ignorance of the multitude, by means d
presses which they have established in Varioos
parts of the country, some OF which are editee
by men of fine talents, aposia"
masons, and therefore perjured men,-'he,
have created an excitement against the ha's'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
Trust Sale 9f three ratuable
tracts Of
L a NJ D,
And twenty Six likely young
~ Il c. z Q i 8.

ID Y virtue of a deed OF trust executed to us
- Tor purposes therein menioned-we will,
on Monday the 9Th OF July next, il fair, ii
not, the first fair dav, at the residence OF Joseph
). Allen, on Dan River, 7 or mills above
LeaiSssile, aud Q FROM the courthouse, in
7 buckingham county sell three valuable tracts Of
Land one on the south SIDE ofsaiiriyer contain =
lug by survey 1S7 acres, $40 of nice bottom,
good orchard. buildings, new mill, Il as large
proportion OF tobacco land 10 cut as any in S
eighbOrhood-a beautiful and healthy situa-
ton. and fine water plenty of good timber,
and on the main road from Wentworth TO
Germantown. One other tract, on the mort h
SIDE OF said river IN three survey OF go acres,
MT SO valuable as the fl 81, but well improved
for convenience, with nearly ball rich level To-
bacco land TO cut. The third tract lies on both
sides OF The south and north Beaver Island
Creek, IN Stokes county, on the county line,
five mile from the town OF Madison, on Dan
RiV = containing l46U acres this tract CON
ians five or SIX hundred acres OF FIST lubacco
land IN this section Of country, that is, togeth-
er; vas once sold 10 Col. Harrison II Amherst,
Va, FOR eleven thousand dollars and % likely
negroes consisting Of Men, Boys, Women,
Gnls and Children. Capitalists would do well
t. examine the lands before the day OF sale, as
such property is seldom in market AhonI one
hall tse sales will be compelled to be for cas-.
aud the sale will be absolute and the owner Of
said property assures to all who wish 10 pun
chase, that he shall leave The event 10 The dav
OF sale. wrhont any further private arrange
ments--and thai the title ot the property is
good, and that The highest bidder Will be tn
best friend, 6s he expects great sacrifices as
the transporiat N OF our produce 10 Norfolk IS
Jhst commencing on tins nyrr, and public
expectation of college, under the direction
OF tie Virginia Conference, at Leaksy1llc, ~
the nrIghborhood OF the Two first uHcIs. The
sale will he al1erdedly Us.
BENJAMIN SETTLE. D,
RICHARD & NAPIER, trustees
June L. o.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
GREAT DINNER TO MIR. CLAY

On Saturday week, the 10th inst a public
dinner was given to Nj. Clay at Le,ing on.
Ny at which numerous aod highly respecta.
BILE assemblage of The citizens of this and sew.
erai OF the adjoining counties attended 10
greet him with personal expire ssion OF their
appreciation of his former public conduct. ,l
their confidence in his continued patriotism,
and OF their hopes and beliefthat his future
devotion to his c0un,rys welfare and honor
will be characterized by equal araour and dis
interestedsess.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
From The National Inieiiigenecr htry o

FROM The National MitiEgenecr Lly %.
CIRCUIT COURT OF The U. STATES,
FOR WASHINGTON COUNTY, d. C.
May 26, 1929.
Inns day came ON to be heard All argument
on general deniarrer TO Two indictments found
by the hrand Jsry at the present term against
lOdtaS Watkins, for msdemeanur at common
law.
One of these indictments charges thar TIE
sad TOBIAS Watkins, being at the time Fourth
AudaoI oi the Treasury Of the United States,
aud being an evil disposed pei son, and dcsi-
tInE and intending traudulently and IN justly
to Obtain aud acquire for himself aud for his
own private use, divers sums OF money of the
United States, with force and arms, &C falsely
and sandulently wrote and addressed aud caus-
Ell 10 DO sent 10 a certain J. X Padding, then
Navy Agent ofthe United States at the CITY
OF New York, letter, &c. and made and exc
cuted draft on the said j. X PasIding, then
Navy Agent, as aforesaid, &c. and received
therefor (rom hroker) five hundred dollars,
and disposed OF the said money for his own
use. There are other recipaiious OF particu-
lars, and OF other like transactions in the in.
dictmeni (part OF which were with MIR. Harris,
Navy Agent at Bostonl (which concludes with
the general avsrment that the several papers
referred to were, and each of them, written
drawn, &C. without any authority therefor
and not for, or on account OF the public service
but for the private gain and profit of the said
Tobias Naikids, and with intent to de!raut the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
THE VIRGINEAN
LYNCHBURG, JUNE 4. 1890

D'. bdikins's cGSe.-lhe arguments If >,
counsel have been brought 10 a close n,
eral demurrer TO the indictment found aps,,.,
DIR. Watkics by the Grand Jury of Wasbi,...
city, on the information Of Amos Kendall Il
he was public defaulter. The frs, mar,
this Interesting argnment& We insert to.d,y -
shall follow il up with the conclusion J., =.
next. II we have not misapprehended -,
case, land we think we have not the demn;.
rer will be sustained by the Court, and n.
Watkins acquitted. The truth of The css.
if we are not mistaken, ia, that l..
has committed no offence whatever ags,n.f
the United States. If he las done any wro,.
it is probably against Mr. Paulding, the Nav
Agent at New York, from whom he borrow,
the sum of money which it is alleged ia d, -
cient-and Mr.. Paulding only can rccoverf
from him by ciua suit. II the United Stat.
have sustained Any damage. the, must look
to Mr.. Paulding-who is doubtless ready and
wiling TO repair the injury. But, if he he
not so, the same resource which he has 40 a;,s
~ '"' as Aus
Dr. Watkn the United States have again,
him. Amos kendall's anxiety to crush DR.
Watkins was so great that he would not tab,
time TO get a, the truth, and he therefore yote
SO roundly against him, as so produce the crir,
nal prosecution now pending. We hope he ma
be well scathed before he gets out OF the ale n.
has kmdled.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
Richmond Compiler.

The Governor of Connecticut seat his pres
sage to the Legislature of tina, State ON thu 7th
instant The Executives of some Of the South
ern States having transmitted TO him rpSoIu-
tons and remonstrances against the Taria as
unconstitutional and unjust in lis operation ON
them. Tie recommends the subject To the con
slderat'on OF the Legislature, stating, at the
same time, his conviction of the eflcaciousneSs
oil the measure assailed, in promoting the inter
esfs OF Connecticut. In advertiuc 10 the sub.
Ject OF common schoels. he states the school.
isnd TO have yielded dividend, last year. Of
$72, l64 10. 4ier g. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04
WOOh CaNDA%G.
LEWIS 1OpGIsa

nv 10 I,
r. bESPECIFULLl informs the citizens of
4 q Lynchburg and svlcinity. that. encou
aged by the patronage here .ofore received, he
will be ready TO practice in the line of his pro-
tesSion IN all its various branches, at the Frank
Ian Hotel, on the 18Th ofJune next, where he
wlItre,naln but Il short time.
Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at heir
houses il requested.
n, B. l.. Roper purposes setting the porce-
lam composition teeth, invented by him, being
lar preferable 10 all corruptble artificial teeth
for beauty and durability, as they are not inie-
rior To any ever Invented
May 81. 4tilao
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

'oh RENT The t'cO story framed house. on
- man street, nearly opposite The Frankiin
H9fst, ana at present in he occuDancD of Mr.
'ohn H. toy attached 10 the iot is line meUof
"",sf' good cellar, Kitchen and uIeat ho,t,t
fOsSes''0" can be had immediately.
Mac H. 80 i.o ~ r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

u We continue the Prescription Lia tins
morning. We thank heaven, il is last ruiz i. >
those who have adopted it. Although a feeb!e
voice y sometimes heard approving the course
they are few and far betveenn-and, in mos.
Cases. proceed from individuals in whom the
pride of opinion is too strong to be easily sur
rendered. There is tide Of opposition spring
ing up, iii Virginia, at least, which will owe.
shelm and crush the future political prospects
OF any man connected with the present admin
istration. Take warning Mr. Van Buren,, aud
escape from the ship You may stand SOM.
chance, you act prudently with regard to tins
matter, 10 obtain the future support Of Virginia
As for Mr. Calhoun, no course lie can pursue
will ever procure for him one vote in a hnnd
red ia uis State. His fate was sealed lon
since, and lac had therefore best make the most
he can for himself and his friends while his
short career shall endure.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

u We refer our reader 10 the account il
another column OF great dinner given 10 mf
Clay by the citizens of Lexington (Ky.)-ly
hls neighbours, who kno'o him, have long
known him, and have frequently honored him.
They know that the charges made against linn
are as vile ISLANDERS as were ever invented by
unprincirled pari2ans against a persec ule1g
patriot. IL will be seen that it is not the pre-
SEM intention Of Mr, Clay to accept any ofite
--'nongh we hope the time is not far distant
when he.will be called on by tue people 10
"rejorm" the rank abuses Nhieh have bren The
consequence of the election CT the Military
ChieiIain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

We understand that the Constellation frieate
IS fitting on, at Norfolk, for the purpose OF
carrying Mr.. McLane To England. and Mr..
Riyes to France. II is expected that she will
sail about the FIRST Of July
Richmond Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

* find the following in the Trenton True
American Of May %, whch~e copy to show
what's reported and believed ofoccurrences
at Washington, rather than what has actually
occurred. The state OF things here, however.
affords, or has afforded, we have no doubt.
some color to this paragraph, substituting
King Caucus for the " Deuemviri' for, We
cannot belieye that the Committee of citizens
of Washington permit themselves to interfere
with the appointing power or that the President
would ALLOW them to do SO il they wished il:
Nat. Mk
The Decemviri at Washington (the Cen.
trail Committee) has prevailed over reason and
merit and Mr.. Munroe the able and faithful
Postmaster of that city, with his no less faith
f',i chief clerk, Mr.. George Sweeny, has been
remanded TO private life. The son of Mr..
Munroe, owing to the displacement, of his "a
ther, has nobly resigned his situation in that
office DIR. Jones, the long since designated
candidate, is now 10 the Office that the council
often had previously promised him. Their
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

Last mail brought MS letter from subscri
Der. requesting his direction 10 be changed
from one county post office to another. My
reason FOR wishing the ehangr,' says he, Is.
the Postmaster at this place being removed
ffom Office, contrary TO the wishes of nearly all
his fellow citizens, for whose accommodate
ton the post Office here has been established
The person who is removed had conducted the
Office for fifteen yearS, without single charge
being made against him. The person appoint
ed had neither claim nor qualification. oaly
TINT no voted for Jackson"
This, we believe, Is common case.
/ Ma l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-04

Aaolher Ediior.-Iirs Ia plume Moses
Dawson, Editor Of the Cincinnati Advertiser. is
Temafded with The appointment of Receiver oil
Pnbllo Moneys al the Land Office, Cincinnati.
IN the place oil Andrew M. Bailey, pa,nshed.
Nat Int.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
More New RoUks.

TUNE, smollet and Bissetrs History of England
III vgt, ellis Greece, complete IN v gilt, L,
auhsr's commentaries on the best British poets Rel
tran's pilgrimage and discovery of the source of n.
Mississippi, 2 Lon ed; Waite's State Papers ~
Browns Philosophy, 5 Y; Dambergen's Travels in A,
rics; Kirke Whites works. v complete, calf rre
naus poems the Am Revolutionary soldiers Source AMI
effect of unequal wealth; Memoirs of Mrs Edgewo,,I
Warden's Letters, 5 French; History of Admins,V
tion, volumes; Ciarke's Homer. . volumes; sai-s
on inquisi,ion. three volumes. French, pia;es
History of Man, VS., Spanish silt; Leydons Nay,
History of England, 2 VS.; Madam dc Gens Lives Of
Women, vs.. FIR. st; Lakes Byron, VS., NOR q; ell
giant. Herodotus, new edition, vs. Engrsvings: som.
suitable for ornamental tables. Also ladies' clre ssOr
boxes; fancy do. labelled fur Christmas presents, &c
dec IL GEO WHITE, auc,.
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IMAigo Blue Byeing

TNHE subscriber informs his friends that he !, No.
L prepared to dye such articles as may be en,rs,.s
to his care, ofa most beautiful and durable RI Ie
having erected vat expressly for this purpose nv
RINOl SHAWLS bleachet in the handsomest MANN.
lind every pariety Of Dyeing as hereto FORE
Merchants who may have cloths, of unsal,,hl.
colors, informed that they have them dyed an,,
colors they may desire. warranted to equal the best
European dyes
2 Those persons who send their goods to be dvsa
are particularly requested 10 the precaton to w.
ccve ticket leaving their goods with the sbser;.
Der. which ticket mss be returned on the delivery
the goods
DYES for sale on moderate terms
- Oue or two apprentices wanted.
P.J. sALVETAT,
esf side q Royal 6eiuesn K',g and Prime. street ay
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
CERTIFICATES

The following communication addres sed to The pro.
prietor of Iuls,as' Ointment, from the Hon John
Taliaferro, member Of Congress- shghly interesting
| The gratuitous manner IN which i made exhibits
feelings Of no ordinary character towards ufenrg hu.
manity and is certainly we'll deserving Of public al.
tention.
WAsurseToS, Jan 22d, 1892
SfR.-N has been ms wish for considerable tine
to communicate to you the good eitce, With whithI
| have used the ointment invented by q Mr. Judkln,
| and which now understand is made and sold BY"
gents appointed by yourself have applied tbs ONT.
men, during the last three wears to every species Of
tumour ard wound, without failure TO produce cure
in every instance consider il the most decided and
efficient remedy in all cases OF tumour, be The cause
what it may, and have found nothing 20 good Tor
wounds Of any description. II may be proper tosdd
that the cure Of tumour called White Swelling, gv'
en- over by the distinguished physicians Oeu.
rable, and which they decided, would without anPr'
tatiOn, prove fatal to the patient, Was ndtrmy nne'
date notice effected by the OF Judk ms Ointment
aud The patient is in fine health His limb Affected
by the tumour being restored to perfect STATE Of
! soundness Also that the leg Of aged man Which
had been wounded, and exhibited one dresdiuIii VI
cerated surface from the kncct IL foot, ana when
for more than two years, had been onsdo cred IeuH
ble was cfrctualy curel by the application OF JUG
kins' Ointment. mention these two cases. when &c"
under my immediate notice and Management, 40 Sue'
cded evidence of the efcacy Of this remed, o. csse
of tumour and of ulcers. have experienced as DC.
cidedly, the good effect of this remedy IN the cure ="
Felons and OF every species OF fresh wound hs't"
to me that any vino viii observe on the opera,on,
of this ointment must be satisfied as to ITS brnehe''.
fleet can with the utmost confidence r. OIL memo
the use Of this valuable remedy
am Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TaLlAFERRo
TdrMr. Charles Herstons. Proprietary
of Judkin's OH ment, near Frede-
ricktowns Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
FAA GneAs..'

-
VxrA;HnGToS- & BltE.Nr have received, BY the
w r-cen, arrivals fro .New York,
fGeneydl .ssoStmsntof d. 7 GOODS,
t,+coYsI, TING, ~ PART, OF -
Superane back, navy blue, olive, drab, and steel
- - mixed cloths ,-e As ~ ~ ~
3h,e. black, anil steel mixed kerseymeres
Drab .ai nxed s,evonshire kerseys, and PLAINS
Olive sn,l ,lrab Au,hings
g. o. i04 II 4, and 12-4 Heavy rose blankets
a A mi al nom. - "a l. 1850 =. do
pi,,n and figured bombszetts, assorted colors
black boapbszines; @ors;ed and cotton hosiery
Patent and nett suspenders
Tartan and Circsssian plaids
al Rob Roy plaid, beautiful article RI
IA Merino cloths and Circassians, various colors
- Black italian lussrings and leyantines
B.rrege, P.lmyrene. and silk hdkfs
Tibet, Merno, Cashmere, and cloth shawis
V, Irish linens, sheetings, and lawns -...
RUSSIA bir,l eve, and table diaper
fO-A Is 4 10 super dsmask table cloths
a. and 70 ped ticks; apron checks J.
navy blue, silver grey, and steel mixed casslnetts
ia garisps. ricklenburSs, and Hessians
s. scotch oznaburss and sacking
a. ~ Jp1h a large supply Of
s.4, A, and brown aud bleached shirtings ane
sheetings paids aud stripes
$780, also.
Il 5000 lbs superior cotton yarn
bales domestic kerseys and hnseys
oct 10 fI5..
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22

IOHN SUMMERS X ALEX'R p. AUSTIN, respect.
- fully inform the public that they have entered in
Copartnershp and continue carrying on the
Couch and Harness Muk.ng Business,
at the old stand st Asaph-street, between King
and Prince, and formerly occupied by John Summers;
where all orders WILDE metwith promptattention and
executed with neatnes and durability feb9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
Just rece;red By The SnIsc,ftss.
FROM NEW YORK PHILADELPHIA. AND BALTIMORE
e tsof dA9FREsH SUPPLY OFF,
- Medicines, Drugs, Dye
w st ifs, Paints, Perfumery,
Bronzes, &c &c.

WYE invite the attention of practitioners OF medicine
w who may wish to avail themselves OF the oppor-
tunty Tn try the effect and virtue ct the following ne"
French preparations Of Physic ot Vegetable Salts, VIZ
supune, sulphate morphine acetate morphine, marco
tine eme,ine rhubarbarne piperne, and IODINE; ALSO
croton oil and extract balsam oo?aiya NC nc ""ef
ent forms Of manipulation ~ preparation oil those me-
dicnes for USE are kept hand; together Win 'rec
,ons for thu manner of empo, ing them in practice
DR. Majende's Formulars st preparation and admins
tration of those new remedies Can also nc obtAined
La Barraque's Ciorwe u me Ortd OF
.SoaiHn.
From numerous expe,iTign'' Of tie most ski'ul men
of science followed by Certain cess At results thst
this ciorure is prcservat've as1rN The occult SEEDS
of latent diseases. yellow ferer. sue p"s .eucorrhea
and against all contagious and epidemic diseases
DIV az anst the bite of the sd dog AID that ~ SER
pents against ulcers # long ,tA,hng gahgr'ne the
rot in hOspitis degenerate burns, Oh syp'tc h'cefs'
corr oting ,etters cancers csrhicie sspNyxas pro-
duced BY exhalaons from sewers, CUTTERS or any col
lection Of putrd animal or decamposng vegetable ma'-
ter Instructions for using the 'sruFe OF oA' OF So
dunn, including all its various applications in healing
can be had.
Chloride Of Lime.
Instructions will be given for its in bleaching
silk, cotton, linen goods. such as caps, fringes,
sheengs Ieghorns article OF wear or dress
dye fu6s IF all Kinds,
| Consisting of logwood, hachcwood, redwood, cam
wood Br,sietto wood fIstick cochlneal, mader tur-
| merc, indigo, >c The dyc-woods clipped we can
afford cheap by the barrel as they can be purchases
in any city to the north We will give warranted di
rectons for diving any color TO those who favor us with
their CUSTOM with reasons why they fail in making a
| good color so it can be- corrected
The following articles Of Paints and Per-
jumery:
Yellow chrome drop lake. rose pink, eau de Cologne
antique oil, variety ponstuu, in pots and sticks Ma,
cas>ar oil, vegetable rouge pearl powder, &c; almond
soap, soap, &c.; yellow, pale yellow white' red'
and green bronzes.
Superior Backing Paste,
Warranted equal to any in the world. 10 those
whose motto is -" Economy" we can recommend this
Backing as retaining its polish, softenng the leather
and not causing it to crack, as most high polishing
backng does 1t has the advantage of polishing on
the leather whether wet or dry. For sale by
nov 20 WILLIAM LANPHiER y 10.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
&heMl WaMtE0.

NrsDECAl MILLER & SON inform their former
NJ customers and friends that they have again taken
Do,sesson of the BRICK Mil called Triadeiphia Nh
on The Little River turnpike Road, -Four Nile Run.
where they viii give the highest price for good Wheat
The, are purchasing. in Alexandria, Wheat. RYE, and
Corn AMI viii thank their old friends and customers TO
give them CAD. augil 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-12-22
Grain and Plaster

FV>HE subscribers have formed copartnership, and
i will transact business at hexsntria and Deco.
guam, under the name of. s J. II Janney- They
nvte the callof persons who bring grain for sale
i,ther of those markets.
Farmers will at all times be furnished at Occoquan
tn plaste either in the rock n ground, on very mo
rs'ete JOS JANNEY, jun
wi;u,y John " it%NEy
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York, Ssptembs, 20, 1921

Sr-Having been for number OF years afc'ts
with the rheumatism to that degree that oi'en''HesI
unable to walk-trying variety OF cures WITHOUT
eject. heard of Judkins' ointment obtained II,
and ty using he pot agreeable to direction, was en-
tirely cured and have not since now moro than lea
been afflicted with it, JACOB LElHER