The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1867-12-04
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Accommodation In Allegheny!
THE COVINGT0N TIMES
Re-established!!
j. B. RosENBERGER q co.,
i .is. qe.5s .Proprietors.
WILLIAM sKEEN, AssociArz EDIroR.

WILLIAM SkEEN, ASSOCIATE EDITOR.
On or about the 10th Of October, we propose To
issue the Covington Times, in the town Of Coving-
ton, Allegheny county. It will be large sized,
neatly printed and carefully edited 20 column news
paper-furnished to subscribers at ~ per annum
in advance-club rates lower,
The Times will be devoted to the interest Of Al
lephany county and the Mountain Region gener-
ally. It will contain full market reports, all the
local news Of the Mountains and Valley; and
EMPLOYS the best talent Of the Mountain region,
in articles upon the mineral resources and prac-
tical development Of this highly favored section.
By an arran cement with the Valley Virginian
nuhiished at Staunton, Va, an established paper
Of large circulation, advertisers in the Covngton
Times will have the benefit of the combined cir
culation Of both papers
Virginian in every sentiment and feeling, the
Proprietors of the Times confidently appeal to her
brave mountaineers for support and encourage
ment promising to make the nes0 Times all should
he to succeed the enterprise SO hopefully started
by the gallant and lamented Holloway & Hum
phreys, before the war. SD
Agents wanted in Beth, Highland, Pocahentas,
Greenbrier, Rockbridge and all Counties adjoin-
'As. Ao J. B. HosENBERGER 4 CO.,
oct 2-tf ss ri Cesington, Va.
0odeya,s Iedy,s Book for 1865.
|U The CHEAPEST OF LADIES' MAGA--
ZINES, BECAUSE IT is THE BEST!s.'
The friend of woman, the arbiter Of fashion,
the encourager and publisher Of the best litera-
ture of..the day, the pattern from which all 9th
READING MATTER.
In this there will be an Improvement. The
volume for 1868 will be set up with new-faced
type, and of size that will enable us to give an
additional quantity Of reading matter, amounting
to about twelve pages in each number.
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.
OF these the Ladys Book contains Fourteen
each year, superior 1--WE challenge comparison to
any published in this country, either in book or
periodical.
z THE LITERATURE OF THE LADY's BOOK.
MARIONs HARLAND,
Authsress of ssAlone,' "Hidden PATH .sMoss
Side" ssNemesis,n and ssMiriam,"
who contributes to no other monthly publication,
will furnish new novel for 1865 called ''PHE-
ME ROWLAND" that will run through the year.
Her stories are anxiously sought after, and as
they are copyrighted, can be found nowhere but
in Cooley. Our former efficient corps OF writers
has also returned. ~ ssss
OUR FASHION PLATES.
The original double fashion-plates will be
continued.
MODEL COTTAGES. The only magazine in
this country thai gives these designs is the La
dy's Book.
DRAWING LESSONS.--In this we are also
alone.
ORIGINAL MUSIC -Godey's is the only mag
azine in which music is prepared expressly for 1t
appears.
We have also CHILDREN's, HORTlCUL-
RAJ, and HEALTH department s
GODEY,S INVALUABLE RECEIPTS
49,. a.,.:as. =. ~. honaa;r Nursery.
upon every saD, ed i .on tns D0'
TINTrn 10 ENGPAVINGs This il series Of
~ 4lat Va. ono has ottemnted Int eur
s sa,s.ss H. s.' 80 ~ ..raat sst;sfsct
s'1 INNS, 'y EssN S WORK nEpARTMENT.-
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