Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1866-09-25
Expressions of the Press.


We are obliged to the Press of the State for
the complimentary notices they have given Of
the Spectator. They are all good papers and
should be literally patronized We hope that
each OF them may have as large subscription
and advertising patronage as the Spectator
We hope they may be able to count their sub
scribers by thousands and that all may pay in
advance. The notices made of the Spectator
by some of the papers, we regret to say, have
been misplaced, and consequently do not appear
| among those published below
ENLARGED.-That sterling paper, the Staun-
| ton Spectator, comes to us greatly enlarged
and presents most handsome appearance in
deed. 1t is now one of the largest, as it is also
one OF the best country papers in the State, and
| In Its general appearance, as well as the ability
| with which 1t is conducted will compare favor
aoly with any OF our city journals. Success to
it.--Lynchbpg Ne,os. See' -
IHE STAUNToN. SPECTATOR is in the forty
n u.a,,u yet ol us existence under its present
namela isct tna5 SPEAK great deal for its
pop I ana VIDE CIRCULATION. 1t was never
III NoTtiller nands' or better conducted, than at
present, under the ownership of Messrs. r.
Mauzy q Cr,.--Richnaond ENQUIRER. l.
The sstaunton Spectator has been enlarged.
II Is an excellent paper, and we chronicle with
Pleasure this indication gifts prosperity Rich
! Dispatch a- 9 :"
| Our excellent contemporary, the Stauntor
| spectator, comes to US considerably enlarged
1t is one of the best, as it is about the neatest
country paper In the Charlottesville
| Chronicle. ~
HE STAUNToN SPECTATOR paper
comes to us this week in an enlarged FORM and
T,ery much improved in other respects. 1t is
| now one of the handsomest papers in Virginia
t-aln,ost as good looking as the Observer. We
congratulate friend Mauzy. We are graduate
of that establishment, and feel proud of the ole
Spectator. Long may she wave ulpepe1
/ Observer. f.s-t =. - ~ r.. ,lr.-.-
RECONSTRUCTED. We observe that our val
ued contemporary, the Staunton Spectator
comes to us enlarged in a new guise, and in ev
cry respect improved. -Lynchburg Republican
I THE STAUNToN SPECTATOR comes to us thi.
week greatly enlarged, and presents yer,
handsome appearance This is one of the bes
weeklies in the State. 1t is edited by r
Mauzy, Esq. We wish our old 'sboss success
Roanoke Times. 40 +st
THE STAUNToN SPECTATOR comes to US thi
week, considerably enlarged and wearing alto
gether an aspect of prosperity. 1t solicits tn
aid of its friends in extending its subscription
list. We take pleasure In commencing our co
temporary to the patronage of the public. 1t
career has been manly, independent and con
/ sentative. -Leaoisbmg Times '3 e III
{ The Staunton Spectator comes to us thi
week much enlarged and improved in appear
ance. We are pleased to see this evidence c
prosperity in our contemporary Long may
Wave-Clarke Journal. , 80
STAUNToN SPECTATOR. valued ez
change comes to us this week greatly enlarge
. and improved. We wish it all the success in
aginable. Winchester Neaes.
e The s'STAUNToN SPECTATOR has been Ell
larged, and is one of the handsomest and bes
', papers we receive Hytheville Dispatch.
The STAUNToN SpEcTAToR.--This we
known and popular journal comes to us great
d enlarged and improved The Spectator is on
o of the best papers in the country ably editec
and conducted in manner which reflects gres
:. credit upon its editor, Richard Mauzy, ESQ.,
{ 1t is neatly printed, and is gotten up with goo
Il taste and judgment Wehope that both edtC
and proprietors may grow very rich !-Gree'
brser Independent. m as
THE ''Staunton Spectator comes to us tn
l. week, considerably enlarged, and presenting
very neat appearance. The proprietors hay
. had their power press, which Hunter and b
} vandals broke into pieces, repaired. 1t is no
+ operating as well as it did before it was injured
is We are glad to see this evidence of success G
# the part of our enterprising neighbor. -Rocl
y inghan Register. a.s