Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-12-18

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FRIDAY MORNING DEG Is 1868.
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'gs.a .. yindscasor El:ss heeal
greatly enlarged and improved
Being now GEae largest paper iii
the State ANA contains more read,
ing matter THAN amy weekly pa.
pnr published i'm Virginia. Com.
ssaaerislg the greater amount oi
reading matter it is sise csaeapesl
paper published I'm the State. tho
Subscription being only 81 81 year
in advance.
~ Now is the time so send in
subscriptions for the year 1859.
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For pnre imported Wines go to Tom Coleman S
Mandelbaum issues an important notice to thos'
indebted to him. Read it.
For genuine imported French Brandy go to Ton
Coleman's.
The Juvenile Musical Association gave con
cert in the Chapel of D. & Blind Institution
on Friday night last AS we predicted it was :
splendid en- tertainment..
For the best drinks go to Tom Coemans
The proposed county subscription to the Val.
lev R. R. was lost The requisite three-fifihs
failed to be obtained by but a very few votes
For superior Scotch Malt Wbs1ey, go to Tom
Coemans.
The U. s. Internal Revenue Collector will be
here on Tuesday and Wednesday, the END and
23rd of Dece Der, for the purpose of collecting all
unpaid taxes Bear this in mind and attend
For Guinness Extra Stout Porter go to Tom
Coleman's.
General Phil Kearney's brilliant cavalry charge
in Mexico form, the subject of a dlshing article
in the first number Of Captain NaTne Reid's Mag
azne, ONWARD, which Carlcton will publish his
week.
The Farmer Gazette for December is al hand
and con rains :, number Of interesting and insruc-
tive articles. 1t is published bYS Bassett French,
Richmond, and is richly worth The subscription
price Of 81 per annum.
If you want good Cigar, 60 to Tom Coleman's
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We are sorry to learn that Thos Ed. Montgonl-
cry of Deerfed, who had his leg broken near
this pl ice some months since, died on Tuesday,
the 18th inst He was j lv esteemed by all who
knew him, and his loss wild be deeply felt
Arthnrs Home Magazine for Jannary 500 is
at hand an6 contains u variety Of interesting mi
ter 1t also contains so different ways OF making
Wheat, Rye and Corn Bread. 1t is published al
50 a year by T. s. A thur & Sons 500 and 81
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
For fine Scotch pale ale go to Tom Coleman S.
Godeys Lady's Book for january 1859 has
been received and contains its usual quarto Of in
tercsting articles, prose and poetical, valuable
recipes, splendid Fashion plates &C., &c. This
number contains also, two elegant steel plates.
1t is published at So per annum, with reduction
to clubs Address L. A Cooley Philadelphia.
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According to long established custom, in or
der that oul hands, who have worked continual
ly for twelve-month, may have respite durna
Christmas; We shall not issue paper next week
As this will be the last issue of the year take
the occasion to wish our readers, one and ALL old
and young, happy Christmas and a prosperous
New Year
For pleas 1t game of Billiards go to Ton
Coemans.
ONCE A MONTH is the name Of a new monthly
published by T. l.. Arthur & Sons, Philadelphia
1t will be a 16 mo. of SO pages and contain
riety Of choice original and selected articles and
he published at s. year, copies one year for
S., 6 copies one year and one 10 getter up of cui
for $40 and 10 copies and one to getter up of ciu
for SIS.
A bird hunt, for the cham onship of the State
of Virginia. took place here on the 9th, 10th and
It'll insts. between Capt. Garrett G Gooch for
merly of louisa and David n Foster, of Nelson
Va. The special stipu ltohs that the bird
were to ne killed on the wing and neither part
Ito fire while the other was loading.
The three DAYS hunt resulted in Mr. Fosters IA
-vor b, fee birds.
Both of these gentlemen are fine shots and the
match was closely contested.
For superior Old Mountain Whiskey go to Tom
Co]emau's.
Our old friend. Wade H. Heiskell, Esq, for
merly Of this place, but now engaged in business
with the extensive Grocery and Com mission
House of Griffin Brother & Co., Baltimore visited
our sanctum on yesterday and looks as buoyaut
and as full Of life as he did some twenty years
ago when engaged in business in Philadep ha
Those of our frcnds who deal in groceries, aid
wishing to replenish their stock for the approach.
ing holidays, would do well to give their ordc.s
to Mr.. Heiskell, who will fill them, we are conf
dent to their entire satisfaction