Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-10-22

ed. Life cannot be sustained without il. II is th,orm
from the blood and other Jnices oitLe body, and di,poses, by
tlIs means, oil nearly all the impurities within US. The blood
by tins means only, works itself pure.
Would you give physic 10 UNSTOP the pores Or
would you apply something that would do his upon the sur.
face, where the obstruction actually exists , Would not tbis
be common sense And yet | know of no physician who
makes any external application to effect it. The reason as.
5isn IS mar 10 medicine withintheir knowledge is capable Of
doing it Under these circumstances, | present to physicians
ano 10 aI,othefs' a PREPARATION hat has this power in itslull-
est extent. II is .Nc.Aister's .fl-Iealing Ointment, or the
uofidS Sadie. 1t has POWER to restore perspiration ON
the leei, ON the head, around old sores, upon the chest,
snort upon any part Of the body, whether diseased sIa hly o
severely. Whenthe pcrspirationis restored, it has Po Win
to penetrate to The lungs, liver, or any other part ofthe human
system, and 50 to act upon them, il they be diseased, as t,r
pei them to the snrisce.
Gthas POTTER to cause all external sores, scrofulons In.
mors, SKIN diseases, poisonous wounds, to discharge their pu-
trid matter and then heals them.
It's E.HED hat sweeps of the whole catalogue Of
thy functions.
1t is a REMEDY that forbids the necessity Of SO many
deleterious drugs taken into the stomach.
ltlsa REMEDY that neither sickens, civ es inconvenience
or 5 dangerous to the intestines or any other part Of the body.
This E.hED is probably the only one now known, that
rs capable OF producing all these great results. lis great val
ne Is in testoring, at once, the circulation OF the fluids when
checked or derangcdby cold or other causes. 1t preserves
and deiendsthe surface from all arrangement OF its functions,
while it keeps open the channels for he blood to void all its
impurities, and dispose ofal its useless particles. There is
a remarkable harmony and cooperation between this medi.
cine and the various functions.
The above valuable ointment is for salem New York, by
James McAllster, lll Fulton Street, andby
1919
Only Agent for Lynchburg Va.
4 I \ Court Of llustings held in nd for the Corporation Of
"A Lynchburg, at the Court house thereof, ON Monday, De
eembcr fth, lSlS, in Chanecry sitting.
Llnnaeus Dupuy and Celine c. his wife, plaintiffs,
against
Thomas 7. Norman, admir- Of anderson Gannaway,
dSsd' Mara h; Gannaway, and NI-ilia O., Cornelia =,
Elizf and Sarah A. Gannawav, Ghcla~t four, infants under
Inc age OF t~wenty-one yearsA by daIaes Benagh, guardian ad
Item, Defendants
This cause came on this day I, lie h ard, on the papers for
metly read and the report of Charles X. Slaughter, Comm'r
under the decree OF the - day of July, lStS, to which there
was no exception, and was argued by counsel, on considera-
ton Whereof, the court approving said report, doth confirm it,
and 1t appearing TO the court that there is a fund not vet due
accruing from the sale Of said iot over and above the pl'ls' de-
cree now under the control Of this court, and that there are
creditors of the said Anderson Gannaway, deed, entitled
thereto, the court will at this time direct a settlement of the
administration account, also Of the claims of all creditors
binding the real estate. II doth therefore adjudge, order and
decree, that Charles w. Christian, who is hereby appointeda
comm ssloner Tor the purpose, do take, state and settle the ac-
count OF Thomas I. Norman, as admir- of Anderson Gamma
way,decd d, and alter warning all creditors OF said Gannaway,
by due publication in one OF the newspapers published in the
town OF Lynchburg, for one month at least, do take an ac-
count OF all the debts due by said Ganuaway, decd, specify
ing such as bind the real estate, and such as do not, and
make report thereof 10 court, together with any matters re-
CURED by the parties or deemed pertinent bv himself.
A eopy-Testc,
JAMES BENAGi, elk.