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Sp peoial Notices.
"Not dangerous to the Human Family"
"Rats come out Of their holes to die"
a.! Death to all Vermin u!

=! Death to all Vermin !!
No housckeeper, farmer, planter, or family
should be without an ample supply.
Destroys-RatS, Reaches,
Desuoys-Mice, Aoles, &c.
Dcstroys-Bcd-Bugs
Destroys Moths, Fleas. Ants.
DestroyS-lnsccts Oh plants and fowls
Destroys-lnsects OH Animals, &c, &c &C. &c.
"Costar's" Raj, Roach, &c. Extcrmlnaior.
"Costar's" Bed bug Extcrminator.
"Costar's" Electric Pow der for Insects, &c.
In 25c SOC and 81 90 boxes Bottles and
Flasks. SO 90 and S5 90 sizes for
Plantations, Ships Boats, Hotels, &c.
10 years established in n. Y. City.
Used blythe city post.oflicc.
Used blythe city prisons and station houses
Used blythe 'ity hospitals ard public institu-
tons.
Used blythe city steamers, ships in port, &c.
Used blythe city hotelS-Astor St. Nicholas, &c
! Used by-Morc than 2U,0OJ private families.
What the Press Says.
Housekecpcrs troubled with vcrmin, need
be no longer, if they use "CoStar's" Extcr-
minators. We have used it to our satisfaction
and a box cost So, we would have il. We had
tried poisous, but they affected nothing but
Costar's article knocks the breath out of Rats,
Mice and Bed.Bugs, quicker than We can write
il. 1t is in great demand all over the country.
-Nedidd % Gazette.
]. {. Cover ed "llcrald" Lancastc. His.
I'VE highly recommend the determination.
More grain aud provisions are dcsu Dyed anuu-
ally in Grant County by vcrmim, than would
pay for tons ofthiS Rat and Insect Killer.
"IowA TINES" McGlcgor, Aug lith, 1889.
II. r. CosTAR, Esq-Iour EXtcrminutor is
received, used, and pronounced a decided sue
cess. We used boz Of it. and the way the
Rats and Mice Houmd our premises raised
Since then not a Rat or Mousc has been heard
in kitchen or cellar
THESE INFALLIBLE REMEDIES.
Are now being rapidly introduced and sold in
every City, Town and Village in the
United Statcs-thc Canadas--
West Indies and South
America.
- Druggists, Merchants, Groccrs, &c. sell
them.
,9s~ Whocsalc Agents in y. Y. and all the
Large Cities.
II Beware ! :! OF Spurious limitations
Examine each Box, Bottle and Flask, and take
nothing but "Costar's."
81 90 Boxes sent by Mail
s. aud 50 Plantation Boxes, by Express.
Address HENRY Il. COSrAR.
Principal Depot, 4l0 rOadway N Y.
!. S.--For AgcnccStJ sell, send for Whole
salc) Circular.
SOLD RY lINsscltnc & Curcton Lancaster
{. II.
Dec. 81 -45-3m 2tam St.
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Er0nl MaYicn.

NEw OaLEANs, Oct l0.---The schooner Star,
from Vera Cruz, with dates from the city Of Mexi.
60 10 the 25th ult, a,r.vei here to day.
On the 23d conspiracy among the Office {
Miramon's army. having for its object the over
throw of Miramon, and the recognition of tho
Liberal Party, was divulged. The day before was
the time set for the uprising Twenty five lead
ing officers and OTHER persons Of influence had been
arrested The officers were to have been executed
on the on the o5tb but it was not supposed TINT
others would be punished.
At Vera Cruz active preparations nrc making
to besiege Jalapa, Cordera, and tho Capital
hard fight had taken place between C.rnaces'
Tipre Expedition and VOL. with Fix hundred Of
the Church Party-Gcnerul Morian and other eff
GERS shot.
Otway. the British Minister. was to leave Vera
Cruz for England on the ID Of October. The
British ship Clipro. had smuggled nearly three
hundred thousand dollars from some small ports
on the Pacific.
Conner, the American Consul at Mazatlan, came
passenger on the Star. aud reports having secured
advantageous concessions TO our commerce al that
place.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

BE.H.-lnan article some weeks ago. speaking
of the humber Of bears the present fall in this
county, We remarked that they were "neary as
plentiful as squirrels" soa,e reference has been
made Of Our statement by large number of our
contenporares-som Of whom, in sporting
way. seem +" donbt its correctness. We have not
word to take back. In confirmation of our first
statement we now announce the fact that there
were s'1'eea bears killed by two persons in this
country last week-and ~e hear of several other
gentlemcn. who killed from one to three each.
We have no doubt there has been at least han
f| bears killed in B"tetourt county in the last
| 'A'y -ays.-fiacassGe WAig. ....
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LATEST NEWS By TELEGRAfH.
rrln.aArurO rurar..lr 70. N. ~lrsonuse v,.sr,,.
Episcopal 0sneral Convention.

R'cuxoxD, OF, III Tie Cusaa,itiee on Canons
reported edsesssly on snasHling article enc TO 10.
cate the GaAventtss psfsaaaeasIy ~ Philadelphia.
The repest was iaii n sAs lahlc ss.-
Thag amsai tfsa siso reported that canors one
and two of ae63 are not repealed by the IL tlun
Of the last Conyeati.sn.
The order OF the ,day, which was on The motion
to amerd article three OF tho Constitution, was
then csiled ap. and elected long debate l,a. no
action taken, - yhe. e,lle~iag 10 The prapo.cd
amendment ofafe islethsess Whenever General Con-
ven,lons are held. the Bishops Of this Church i
form separate House, with the right to originate
aud propose for the concurrence Of the House
of Clerical and Lay Deputies. and NIL acts must
pass both Houses.
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Later from Europe.


FARTHER PoINT. Oct. l0.-Ihe Indian arrived
to-day with Liverpool dates to the 2Sth.
The Great Eastern will be farther delayed. he
pairs are actively going ON. 1t Wa thought
she would leave for Southampton to finish repairs
in Il lew days.
1t is rum. red that the treaty of peace will he
signed in few days. A Paris c. respondent says
the award of the Zurich Conference - as follows:
A deinitve treaty of peace to he signed ly tho
three Powers.
Another treaty To lie drawn up. by which Aus
tra ce les L,mbardv to France, who transfers it
to Sardinia.
The most difficult point in this double transfer
is the ieb'. and on this point it is believed Aus
tra VIII moderate her dcmands:
Other documents respecting the Italian Conlei-
Grafton is to be signed by the Austrian and French
plenpotentaIies only, ~ sardinia utterly refuses
the Restoration, and will not. under any clrc M
stances, agree to the Confederation
coMMERclAL:-llFERf ERGO. aAkhtFS. >,
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rho Quaker City.

NoeroLK. Oct. lO.-Twenty-hree rasscngerS
,auancd OF, board the Quaker City. NJ th!ingS
4 her to-day, and heavy sae was PREVAILING our,
side the Cupes Yesterday. Fears are entertained
for her safety. ,-,,
A meeting Of the passengers on shore 81, was heln
r,ilettor of the Port, A gold watch and purse
If yai we're presented to Capt. Chadbournc OF the
Baroac Dunl.mton. which took of the passengers
Tho Dun barton is nine days from Turk Island
s.a rer..rts salt at oyer cents u hushel No YES
seis there.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Markets.

NV YeRx, Oct. lO.-Flour bouyant. Southern
xNatos 40 Wheat scarce. and from one tn two
cents higher. Reil.2O. Corn higher: M.xeh ~
eta Pork steady. Mess l5,6Z; PRIME iooZ'
Lard arm at II liz. Whi-kcy held at Zoa. ot'eks
steady and lower :,
firtusc.-Cotton dull. 500 bales opiah u s,.a
Iii W,;,e wheat 81 so. Prime pork I'D 40.
60. .,a Coffee firm. Other quotations un-
changed.
Buuxore, Oct 1O.-Forr firm; II war; ; tr 'et
IS 70. Wheat firm and average saies VII" p''Ho
,'.b.ngel. White l 90 to 81 %. Corn active
a "mS "ua to two cents higher: White and Yrll,w
90 &c cent. Provisions active and tirm.r: la
ron sides lOt; Mess Pork l6; PTim" II 'o'-
Wbi,ky Irln " 2S 10 W
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Letter from Minister Lamar.

New ORLEANS, Oct. l0.-Gen. NJ. b. Lamar
Minister tc Central America, has u letter in tho
Galveston Ne,cs, saying that the treaty with MIC
aragua was ratified ana further says, it restores
amity between the two countries. and opens the
way for the peaceful emigration of Americans
He depretates flibustcrlsm. and says that hut
two questions remain unsettled, viz The claims of
American citizens abroad. and the opening osth
Transit route; and both he believes will be salts
fuctorily adjusted.
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Fail Trade.
or C
GEO. ID. DAVIS,

~NI- II. IIA NIo,
I NJ AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
S ,",,; ioi Main st., Lynchburg, Va,
s! y. San xf keep "a hand large and well s.ected
T. G,. Staple Dry GoodA Hsrdwesa W oodware,
Low - nats lnon, Steel &c. all OF which we viii sch
cr on Ahott credit and inssAAs all In want Of cheap
talsio'sa ~ stock befere hayiae He has large lot
Bant. ard -, Cassineres Cassnetts and Kesseys,
Lathe, WINE and coiored BED Blankets 50 and L.
&~h snI a. Lning and Binding skins: = =
"rs r@s. aTa s Calf Skins, Peg, Lsss, &C.:
ri oil ~ Isnac!x' Oh, Lamp on end Taiiow:
tt ya's NM White Lead, Copal and Japan Vsrnish
| rings IN, asis Screw plates. Files and Rssps;
a"tel' mi TT n aa.ls, slin,lice sna Boosters:
~ steel; if"n, Sheet Iron, Cast, Shear and MIS-
sls 0'aSi Ozaaburgs, Drown aud Blcached Cotton
all ply ,hs aSs.asses, Syrup, Salt. Nails, Ne, &c.
"% fpiow hes price for Move Wool Rolls, Feathers,
~ss al "iher Country rTeicec. Caat No.
Del 5-Iis
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Strayed or Stolen.

~ FROM the residence Of the subs rider, nj Catils
TtAS Summit The Orange and Alexandria Railroad In
x Amherst county the night Of the 2Nh Of Aptrm
bcr 1859. small SORREL MARI, II years old, with white
,it in the forehead, and large BAY MARE, with her mouth
very much by the bride suitable reward will paid for
their delivery Ia me, near New Glasgow.
oct 3-d4cts ALANStS THOMAS.
SCItOO HoOkS.-Receycd this day, another large supply
- Of Of all kinds Liberal discount allowed
teachers PAYNE BIACKFORD
s,,ti .,J's ~ Main Srept.
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Florida E1ectiOn.

AuersrA. ga Oct l0.-The election returns
fr.m Florida are incomplete, bnt it appears that
Dupont is certainly elected Chief Justice.
The popular vote was decidedly against the ces-
sion of Test Florida to Alabama.
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Later from California

New ORLEANS. Oct. lu.--The steamer from Min
atitlan, which arrived here to-day, brings calor.
MIA dates to the Goth ul.
The funeral of Senator Broderick on the 18Th,
was the most imposing spectacle ever witnessed
in California. Judge Terry had Teen arrested,
and the public were much incenscd against him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

Freight TRApE.-There were received at the
Depot of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad. on
ye,terla q loaled cars, consisting Of the follow
ing: Wheat, 1922 bushels; Flour. 22l barrels :;
Stock l4O00 pounds; Miscellaneous, 10000
pounds There were 80 loaded cars sent west the
same day.
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DETERMINED TO EXCEL.

~ l. l., = D ID.
FI'o THE TRADE
i We oncr extra Involvement
To examine stock
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The styles and Workmanship equal that 10 order
b, The best Iaslors IN the Country.
W. procure all
The md fashionable
Fabrics sold by our first class
Cloth Houses, and
Have them manufactured
Into Garments
To snt the season.
From the continuing Of mere. from fash
onae their consideration tiurments, lsamc
Wf which are entirely new) suited 10 the times:
1s OViR CoA1s.-Thr diplomatic, graceful rich and
Portable Garment the nt"t, the Suiout, the sack, the Rag
lam AM the Glonderr,.
2l. BUSINESS IF
every Kind of goods, ranging IN prices Nin Ia AN
possible manner aud Marrant, 10 cn.rc satisfaction
from 10 Az fnnc, Cashmere Pants Ia $l CASHMERE
Vests from l.i5 10 vi,
ah. Fancy Plush Velvet Vests fines, mal,ra Plain
and Fancy slk Nuals Plain and fancy Vests tenrc
N new.)
dh. Travelling sh of Cotton Linen, Mcrno aud
als' Fancy Muslin shirts Of Preach
really beautiful.
IN. Railroad Rugs Sporting Blankets. Night Comfortcr-
furod Blankets al stale aud Imported shuwls Ia $40
n. Scars III M,rno Cashmere, sIk and flush
SIN Wor,ied aud Leather
nh. Ever, Imaginable kind of Gcntl,arns tnl,r Wear
Sacks Collars aud ever, article lee found Cloth
ing ll"u~. GLASS ~ RAlNE
sept Wlits l39 Main Street, Iynchlhurg, Va.
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MARRTEn

~ The Goth ult., by Rev. }. Carper. Mr. TnoM
/. =. NAYS and Misc MALy ANN Z. SIzxa. ali OF
'oetonrt county
TN the 29th Ivy the same, Mr.. G. Crow Dra aud
Mss MARY +. REDAAN. al! af Botet0rxt ocua.y.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Mississippi Election.

New ORLEANS, Oat. l0.--A special despatch re-
ceived here announces tho election Of the sniro
Democratic State ticket by majority of 10000.
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rIyHE PORTRAIT GALLERY will he esntinued By The ~
derpianed the old stand No 24 Main Street. whese -
viii be pleased TO receive continuance Of the liberal
tronaae upon concern assuring all may
call every sor viii bo given render sstssiiea IN
Of Pcsures rates Of charges, do q fhssa
AWeaso the agency foF the Cux
Lock STITCH SswMo MAoHNns u hems fslla, ucka ghqn
embsoldeEs and does al The bss eiab
lis far simple and less eomphcnte any u1hor M
chine and y sold q the very low prices Of 80 and 80 De
Cabinet Machine eTh He Patent Adjustable lener
expressly Quaker Cy Nachine The oy
that hens all widths and thickness From the largo
Der sold by N b. TANNER Co., while acting agents
general satisfaction which the Maches given the UNDER
signed feels hesitation in recommending them the best
now In use Call and examine them. N 3. TANNER,
oct } dts No. 12i Main Street, Lynchburg, Va
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:. .omnlete calendar for the year ls6o. The work
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C..xopoI.rxN Arr AssooiATioN.-rhe engra-
n for nresentaton to the subscribers OF the Cos
,nonoi;tus Att Journal fur the present year mas
hs!o received The subject 10 "SaAksfEAnE and his
E.;a,asn of whom, there are fourteen. inciading
p.s' Jossox. Sir WALTER RALE'oH. BACON. nsAo
yoxr FLyrcurs. and others OF his most ai", IN
aushed contemporaries. Tho picture II . ny -
inches and il exquisitely beautiful Inc oos:"s !"
~ Tho Elizabrthan era the grmping Is ahmiraoie'
I'D the Eknes.es ara from the most antheht'c CO.
Temporary portraits, md il Is doap.eSs 'no ":s'
on.rayins vet presented by the Art UNION 70 us
..sr,hers The engraving 10 10y janis AEO' from
and MAS GOTTEN up by the LLorp brothers Oh Lon
dou M The subscription price OF forty doi,ars.
W TIE Coss.oro,ifas At Journal says: 1T ~ the
n,-nose of the Directory to furnish tins master
rp;ene A. the usual terms. viz three dollars, the
p,avmsnt Of which sum entities tho subscriber to
t.; Tbe engraving shakespeare and his friends"
"oa. The Cosmopolitan Art Journal for one
,,oor.-end Sd. Twh months admission to the Dus'
.oiJorf Gallery. The subscriber also receives
Certificate of membership in the 'Cosmopntan
Art Tniou,' which entities him to share in the
nnnual awards of premiums, which this year, will
embrace a finer collection Of art-works than ever
hsrorc was offered a. gratuity. This offer may
wall challenge the attention of every lover OF art
and literature in the country
A COPY Of the picture can he seen Mt the
,Jawelry store Of Mr.. Jehu Williams, and any
further information can be had from Mr.. A. Alex
ander, Honorary Secretary for Lynchburs.
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Agricultural Fairs Of virginia.

GEN.'L SCPT.b OFFTCE, Y. !
LYScnsuRc, October 9Th, 1859.
NEEMBERS of the Agricultural Fairs their way TO said
tl Fairs will md aer the 10Th inst present their Cur
acatrs of Conductor, who will furnish them
with return check which Will cnc them TO return free
Those who have prtcurc check will be charged full fare
each wny l.. HOIiI,
Oct ,-,,y Gcnl sipt
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Steamer Signallcd.

FARTHER PoINr, Oct. l0.--The steamer Indian
has been sgnaled.
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WE In ito attention 70 the adver i'emeps ~
Nicholas Kahler. dealer in coal and wooo' VINO -
I've especially commend him ~ the patronage OF
our friends.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

DlsoRDEnLY IIoUsE.-Bill Sprouts, who is I'M
fortunately white man. and one of the very
hardest cases TO be found on this western hemis-
phere, was arrested Yesterday on the complaint of
lis neighbors who alleged that he keeps very
dsorderly honsc-so much so as to disturb the
peace Of the entire neighborhood. The Chevalier
SPROUTS. when informed Of the action Of his neigh
h,rs. complained of such severe indisposition, ~
would preclude his attendance at the Mayors
Court Mt the desired moment. In order to accam-
modate Mr.. Sprouts, the hearing Of the case was
deferred till Friday next at which time it is hoped
that worthless individual will be taken through
thorough course Of sprouts.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

Lynchburg Guano Depot.
VNARMElS and the public generally hereby notified that
d the lynchburg Guano Depot kept h. Vim. \. Miller,
The Basin fully supplied with the fEo"n rkErrIhEns
No. A Peruvian Guano:
lec-ts Manipulated Guann;
1onbrcro Gunno, l.ynchburg ground;
McXican Guanu;
KritlcWes Potash and Plaster.
have taken prccnuiou furnish reliable articles.
huy the Peruvian uauo from the Agents of the Peruvian Gov
crHeut which certainly pure am sole agen, in snchburg
Rcccs Manipulated Guano, and will insure II To he exact
what II Is represented 10 be- viz one hail Peruvian and
half ombero believe this to BE- good IA Peruvian. pound
pound any crop that IT may c used The Sombcro
bay in lump and ha.c ground, aud sell IL good
bought where in The nttd States. Ny
plan Is Ia sell for snal profit and strictly for cash hope the
patronage be extended 10 that has been LIBERAL
" bestowed heretofore WM. \. MILLER,
l3-lis-ts,p On Basin.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11

HIN We
comprising
Is Ai,.'rr ~
|Nlortinltr,
Fal,s, W y !,
|,r li,cGcld,,
|sson's and
laruhctur-
L.rsai saif-
Hills,
la Street.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-10-11
Dissolution Of Co-partnershIP

signed dissolved the LIST inst, by mutual consent
of the will only be used In closing up ey
them settlement, and all indebted 70 uswn please
forward without further notice and make 70 ethei
partner. 1858 - Erss n. =, ,nannHErs