Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1868-11-20


We-rarely ever speak of the merits Of on
paper, in its columns, but the enlargement
and other improvements made on the Vim
| dicator have called forth so many comph
mentary notices from our confreres of the
press, that we feel it due to ourselves to lei
our readers see. how the enlarged paper is
generally received We have space for bu'
few Of the many notices we have received,
and, hence, only publish extracts from the
Valley press, and few shorter on ones from 11
our brethren elsewhere. u fssa s5s od5, 6. .,
We return our thanks to- one and all of
our contemporaries for their kind notices and
wish each and every one the greatest meas as
ure Of success. @s &
SrAuNToN YINDIcATog. - We observe with
much pleasure decided improvement in the
general appearance of this ably conducted
paper. In presenting to the public this pa
per with its enlarged dimensions, our friend
Lynn has given evidence of material pros
oerity. and commendable enterprise. The
Tindicatos is now the largest weekly paper
in the State, and we doubt not that our en-
serprisine friend willin short time secure
for it such an increased share Of public pat
coinage as will justly reward his labors, and
enable him to s'rest upon his oars, in com
Portable abundance, the balance of his days
-Lynchbury Neaes,
Very much enlarged and very much i'm
oroved-second to no country paper in. the
State. What is? The Staunton Fa'dicd-
or Why? Because Lynn the elder is equal
% Waddill as drummer and Lynn junior
lined by the War, went into the office as
IN apprentice and made himself master OF the
printing art. That's why. Work piR tell.
-Aatiee Fyyinian.
The Tandtcator has been enlarged, and is
low printed in very handsome style. We
congratulate our neighbor upon the success
jul manner in which he has steered his craft
midst the shoals and breakers in the troub-
ed sea of difficulties which journalists now
ind it 50 difficult to navigate. --Staunton
Spectator
HE CIAUNION lNDlOAIOh lAesto j 'i7o IL
creased its proportions by the addition Of sew
,ral columns. It is now one of the largest
md best printed papers in the State, which
is saying a good deal for the enterprise OF its
Industrious and go ahead editor and proprie-
cor. Wewish it all possible success. -Rock-
ingham Register
The Staunton Vaiadiicato,' has been enlarg-
ed and presents very handsome appearance
This improvement by friend Lynn shows
what can be done by persistent energy and
perseverance. We congratulate our neigh
Dor, and hope his efforts may be appreciated
by the good Democrats of Augusta. OLD
Commonwealth
The last Staunton Tindicotor comes to us
greatly enlarged and improved. 1t is now
the largest weekly in the State. We are
glad to see such evidence Of prosperity Oh
the part of the Nindicator and hope it may
| meet with the increased patronage which II
Justly deserves. -Roanoke (N. CO. News.
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED. = The Staunton
Vindicator. an excellent paper, has been con
siderably enlarged. and greatly improved IN
,ppearance. The Tiadicator is in a flour
ishing condition, its Baltimore patronage
alone being immense Winchester Times.
The Staunton Vindicator has been enlarg,
ed and otherwise improved, and is now one
f the largest papers in the State. We con-
.ratulate our friend of the Vindicator and
| wish him continued success Valley Far-
| imian
The Staunton Tiadicator has been enlarg'
| ID and improved, it is now the largest week
| ly published in the State, and conducted by
IN Editor whose energy and business quail
ications cannot be surpassed. Page paae1
| Courier
We congratulate our confrere ofthe Staun-
ton Vindicator on the enlarged size and I'M
proved appearance Of his paper. 1t is now
the largest Weekly published in the State
-Leuington Gazette Il Banner.
| The Valley indicator (Staunton) has
| been materially enlarged-an evidence o.
well-merited prosperity which we con
,ratulate it. -Richnaond Wing.
| The ssStaunton Vindicator" is enlarged
md improved. and is one Of our best ex
changes. WytheuiHe Dispatch.