Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-03-23
Newspapers.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
A. Waddill & Co., .--PrOprletOrS.
Col r r Withers & ] G. Perry, Editors.
Newspapers.
Col. R. E. withers & J. g. Perry, Editors.

The undersigned ask leave to inform their old
friends and patrons of the Lynch6mrg DdsSy ana
Tri- Weekly Neaos, that they have become the sole
Propretors of the paper and It shall De their
only end and aim to make the NEWS not only a
FIRST CLASS JOURNAL, equal in point OF
merit and ability to any one in the State, put TO
excel any other of its cotemporarles In an bhe
varied and attractive features which constitute
NEWSPAPER in the proper meaning OF the
term.
The NEWS will be under the editorial manage
ment and control of Col K. E. WITHERs and
Mr. j. G. PERRY, so widely known as the found
ers of the paper, and under whose conduct it at
tanned so extensive a popularity, and VINO, IN
again entering the arena of journalism BRING
with them an experience and an ability which
guarantees to the patrons of the NEWS journal
worthy in all respects of their favor, and a wei
come and acceptable visitor in the home circle,
and in the workshop, to the merchant and the
professional man-in fact, to all classes and con-
ditions Of people. Especial attention will be CIV
en- to furnishing accurate reports OF the Markets
from all sections of the country, and the arrange
ments made to effect this purpose defy competi-
ton with any Journal in the city or state
Mr. A. WADDILL, with an experience of
over 40 wears in the newspaper business, with
corps of associates of enlarged PRACTICAL
experience, and a determination to make the
NEWS deserving the fullest measure OF patronage
confidently appeals to the ola 1rlends ana patr1ns
for their encouragement and support, assuring
them that effort will be left unexerted to mer-
it their favor.
Subscription Terms:
DAILY. TRI- WEEKLY.
Twelve months, $7OO Twelve months 49,. $5 90
Six months 90 Six months. 8 90
Three months 90 Three months, ........ l so
Laducenne7st to Cyabs:
Five copies of Daily Neaus, one year. $50 90
Five copies of 1ri- Weekly Neacs, one year, 20 90
And in the same proportion for any larger,
number-the money invariably to accompany the
order. 49,
Advertisements in the News will be inserted
on the most favorable terms.
M @. JACKSON, r. S. STEVENS,
W. T. HANER. W. P. HOFFMAN.
feb16-tf 49 .ea4u a ase
1T1HE LYNCHBURG VIKGINIAN-
Now in the Sixty-Second year Of its exis-
tence is one of the Oldest and most Widely
known Journals in the South.
Published in the Central portion of Virginia,
il has a larger circulation in the rich mineral and
than any other Newspaper. Its extensive clrcu-
lstlon and patronage are not the work of day,
but the result of many years labor 1t is an es-
tablished institution, and being heartily, as we'll
as prominently identified with the Commercial,
Agricultural, Mining and Manufacturing inter-
ests of the State, it appeals confidently to Vlr-
ginians for its support.
Accurate reports of the Markets; regular
Foreign Correspondence; Daily kilograms from
all parts of the world udicous selections for the
family with news and miscellany, make 1t at
once useful and readable journal.
rs Advertisers will consult their Interests by
ayailing themselves of its columns.
TERMS:
Subscription price of Daily Virginian, ST. per
A''''|'''' CHAS. w. BUTTON,
feb9 Editor and Proprietor.