The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-07-31
Notices Of the Press.

Notices Of the Press.
We give below few Of the many hearty
and cheering greetings sent forth by our gen
erous brethren Of the Press.
ENLARaENENT.- spirited and enter
tanning paper, the Valley Nryinian, comes
to US this week enlarged An improvement
in its matter was not necessary Winchester
Times.
The Valley Trginiun, published at Staun-
ton, comes out in its last issue much enlarged
and greatly improved in appearance. It is
one Of our best weekly exchanges and deserves
every success. FincosHc Herald.
ENLARGED The TaHey T1yinian.-
published at Staunton, by our friends, CARRIER
4 Crockwell, has been enlarged and otherwise
improved. We read the Virginian carefully
every week, and consider it a very good paper.
- Old Commonwealth.
VALLEY VIRaINIAN=This excellent pa
per, published at Staunton, comes to US this
week enlarged and otherwise improved. The
Tiiryini;a,, is one Of our most valued exchan-
ges, and We are glad te sec this evidence Of
its prosperity - Orange Expositor.
The staunton s,valley virgin;an, has been
enlarged and otherwise improved. We are
glad to observe its prosperity. If Major Gar
Der, assisted by DR.. Crockwell, cannot pub
fish a live paper, we do not know the parties
who can Winchester Neaes.
The Valley T.,yi,uan has been enlarged,
remodelled, and improved" But it wizl
slead" all sorts of ITEMS and hence we, who
receive hundreds of exchanges, cannot make
use of its columns as VIC would wish to do,
not having time to pick out those items
which are local. Richmond Dispatch.
IMpRoyEMENr-We are happy to congrat-
ulate our friends of the Valley Ti1yiniia,a,
upon the continued evidence Of their pros
perity, as eyinccd in the recent enlargement
and improvement Of that ably conducted jour-
nal Any Of the citizens of Page wishing a
Staunton paper, should subscribe for the TIiir-
giniian-Page TaNey Courier.
THE aVALLEY V1RG1N1AN" .-This paper
comes to US this week enlarged and greatly
improved in appearance. It is now one Of
the handsomest, and in our opinion, the best
country newspaper in Virginia We CON
graduate our young friend, SANDY, upon the
success Of his enterprise. He deserves it
Cupper Observer.
ENLARGED.-Our good friend CARRIER, of
the "Valley Virginian" is prospecting to snch
degree, that he has been compelled to Gu
large his paper. 10 i;mprore it was impossi-
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South, and we hope its present prosperity will
not only continue, but grow greater day by
day-Lynchbug Ne,es.
The s'Valley Virglnian," published at
Staunton, by Messrs. CARRIER & Crockwell, has
been increased in size, and is now one of the
largest and handsomest papers in the State
We are yratifed to notice such an evidence
Of prosperity. and trust the Virginian will
continue to flourish until the dimension of a
blanket size are needed to accommodate its
business.-Lynchbuy Republican.
THE VALLEY V1RGIN1AN.-Our friends
Of the sValley Virginian" Nfessrs CARRIER
and Crockwell, give every evidence of their
success in the printing business. Their sheet
comes to us greatly enlarged, and the friend
ly appearance of the paper is not surpassed
by any Of our exchanges north or SOUTH
Allow us to congratulate you, gentlemen of
the Virginian, upon your prosperity.
lmy Piedmont Lutelligencer.
The Valley Virginian, published at Staun-
ton has been enlarged and improved. As a
State paper, it is the most interesting we have
seen from Virginia It conductors eyince an
amount Of energy and industry on its columns
seldom manifested on a Southern journal.
They are publishing continued story Ct
great merit, entitled "Golden Daggers," trans
lated from the French by Capt, VIM. nj. Semplc
Of Virginia Wlzson North CuroHnian.
The attention of our business men is direct
ed to the advertisement of the Valley Tiryin-
ian, a live, well constructed, if not recon
structed, weekly newspaper, publishedat Staun-
ton, Virginia. From a caraful survey Of its
columns and its large advertising patronage,
We are satisfied that the war has not left this
beautiful region-the Shenandoah valley-as
desolate as some people imagine Emigrants
from Pennsylvania are pouring III there by
hundreds, bringing with them wealth and en-
terprise The trade Of this section is directly
tributary to Washington, and our business
men are shutting their eyes to their own inter
ests if they do not make an earnest effort to
obtain it. There is no better way to do this
than by advertising literally, and certainly no
better medium than the TuNey Tirginian.--
Washington { D. C) Guardian.
SALES OF WHEAT.-John r. Samuel, OF
this county, sold here on Monday $50 bushels
Of prime white wheat for 81, 623 per bushel.
B. W. Ferneyhough was offered, Saturday,
$40 for red and $3.50 for white prime ar
ticle. fredericksburg Aeus.
KILLED BY A SNAKE-A colored woman,
living near the Dismal Swamp, was killed by
a horned blacksnakc, one day last week, the
snake striking her SO violently, as to sheathe
his horn in her breast, killing her instantly.
When the body was found, the snake was
coiled around it. also dead, having been, it is
supposed, unable to extricate itself.
We understand that Mr. Woods hasaccept-