The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-12-04
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Opinions of the Press.

Edited with much ability and printed in the yerv
oest style OF the art it must be SUCCESS
From the Marion Is. C.) Orescent]
hrcry farmer and mechanic ought to have it, and
we nave no doubt it will be great success
From the Macon (G. Az Telegraph
we nave no doubt it will supply want among
success. " AA'A
From the Atlanta &c. Az constitutional
Inc matter is exceedingly interesting, and we
@ commend the Rural Carolnan to the attention of
our farming friends as valuable companion
From the Kingstrce IS. C.) star.l
1t is beautifully executed edited with ability, and
very useful and interesting to farmers. II ia a
nome publication, and should be literally sustained
ssa-sa. i From tho Chester Is. C.) Reporter.l
we have anxiously awaited the first number of
this monthly. We were satisfied that it wouId
JUSTIFY the ardent antcipations of its projectors,
ind it does.
From the Columbia Is. C) Phenix.l
We bcspcak for this magazine n cordial wecomo
and generous support. 1t comes at the right tmo
and in the right way to labor in the great cause of
Southern regeneration.
From the Marion Is. C1 star.l
1t contains sixty -four pages of matter all of which
VIII DO read with pleasure and profit by every one
who is interested in the success of the great snbect
which it advocates '''''
From the Fairfield IS. C) Herald.1
This is decidedly the most beautifully Illustrated
and printed agricultural monthly that we have ever
seem 1t is destined to meet with most generou,
support throughout the State.
From the Union (S C.) Tmes1
Inc me % Rural carolinian has appeared punctually
fully over it, have read almost all of it's content,
and wo are much pleased with it.
From tho Charlotte IN. C) Timesl
both IN appearance, execution and variety of
naer' IL is equni, II not SUPERIOR to any journal of
tne KIND we ever saw, and we look upon it as valua
oie u 'he farmer, mechanic and general reader
From the Rome (Ga.) Courier.l
The Rural Caronian is handsome in tvnoyranby
elegantly illustrated, and filed with choice infoIm
ton to our farmers. 1t is called tho Rural CaroIi
nian, but its editorials and selections arc adanted
to all the South
From the Sumter (s C.) News1
Inc different departments have each a classified
heading, all of which are well provided for tbe
illustrations well chosen and artistcaIIv " eys.r
ted, and the style of workmanship and quality of
oi paper are both very superior.
From the Columbus (Ga.) Sun1
1t is very handsomely and elegantly gotten up in
every department, is literally illustrated with onRra
wings, among them likeness of Mr. Dickson of
Georgia. It'll frst-cass journal in every partiou
lar, and we earnestly commend it to the attention
OF our planting friends. The first number alone is
worth the subscription price.
From the Camden (Ala.) News 4 Paoihoator.l
HPresontsa very neat and handsome appearance
ana Is hned with choice articles horticultural
agricultural and other subjects of special inter, It
10 the planter. The Rural Carolnnn is a Southern
enterprise, devoted to the development and prour,x,
OF Southern interests, and should receive liberal
support a. the hands OF the Southern people, parti-
euiary from those in whose interest it 10 published
From tho Darlington Is. C.) southornorl
We think We are not enthusiastic or extraya0,nt
In saying that the Rural Caronian" is the best Mn
game IN every respect, issued in the Southern
country. itsupphes long felt want, and if .us-
.Aheu, and ITS teachings adhered to, will do more
towards building up our impoverished section than
any movement ofa political nature could possibly do
From the hatcher (Mi,s) Dcmocrat.l
1t is truly valuable addition TO Southern ,rr;
cultural literature. The first number is very hand
someiy gotten up, with over sixty octave pages
ol interesting matter on improved farming, rural
labor, immigration, mining, hygiene, household
economy, mechanics and variety OF useful aud
entertaining topics. The Rural Carolinian hlls
VOID long felt, and deserves success
From the Anderson Is. CO. Intelligencsrl
In point Of general excellence, this monthly il
not surpassed by any of the established and recog
hEed organs of the agricultural and mechanical
population Of the country It's aim, are biab .nd
ennobng, and wthal there is a practical recog-
milton OF the best interests of those it seeks to
represent, and an earnest devotion to the improyed
systems of agriculture coming in vogue thronobout
the South. Such features must commend mi. nav
eaha'uate 10 ths patronage of the general public
From the Sumter (Ga) Republican,
There is species of practical knowledge to be
derived from this work which be supplied by
no other. 1t is cmincntly calculated to assist the
farmer mechanic and housekeeper. and is tbercrore
adapted to the wants of every class of the southern
people. No planter in this country can read it
month by month without deriving much profit.
From the Huntsville (Ala.) independently
The Rural Caronan has sixty-four pages. and
abounds in the choicest articles in agriculture hor
ucuiiure, mining and mechanic arts, upon stock
breeding and raising, and literature Tho v,ri