The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1873-04-16
Southern Planter and Farmer,
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OLDEST AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL
PUBLISHED IN VIRGINIA,
And Second on the List of Agricultural Journals
published in the United States having been
established since
January 1st, 1S4l'
1t has been the organ of the State Agricultural
Society and the Virginia Horticultural and Pomo'
logical Society ever since they have been IN exist
ence. The best talent of the State mas been engaged
upon its pages as Editors or Contributors, and our
aim shall be to make it general medium OF commu-
nication among the Farmers and Planters of every
section of the country.
Subscription $3.50 Per Annum. Clubs OF
Five or more, 81 Each.
This old and well established Journal has recent
ly changed hands, and will be conducted with
newed vigor 1t will number among Its contributors
some of the
ABLEST WRITER'S IN THE COUNTRY,
upon all the subjects kindred to AGRICULTURE.
The different departments Of the JOURNAL-AGRI-
CULTURAL, HORTICULTURAL, STOCK, MECHANICAL,
Bee, HOUSEHOLD &c.-wil each be conducted by
practical and able men. 1t is our desire to have 1t
Welcome Visitor to Every Farmers Family,
And no pains or expense will be spared to make it
The most Valuable Journal in this Country.
ford to be without it, as it contains the experience
of the most practical and successful farmers and
planters in different sections of the country.
The following are few of the many unsolicited
NOTICES OF THE PRESS.
The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER has gained
the reputation fleeing of the best Agricultural
papers OF the country 1t is ably edited, and has
numerous corps of able and practical correspon-
We ad1 IN nhqcr. he
to this Journal, which is devoted exclusively to the
farming interests OF the country. The Southern
Planter and Farmer has been over thirty years the
leading agricultural journal of the State, and the
organ of the State Agricultural Society ever since
that Society has been IN existence. Ever since its
commencement the best talent has been engaged
upon it's pages as editors and contributors and I'M
der the present enterprising management gives
promise OF even more extended intiuence.-Rett-
giOuS Herald.
The March number OF the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER Is brought out in very good style. The Sc
eced articles are well suited to the season and eli
mate The original matter is from the pens OF those
who authority on the subjects which they treat.
This is the Oldest it is the best agricultural jour-
nal in the South -kichmond Dispatch.
New life and fresh vigor have been insted into
the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER, and we predict
that its career will be onward and upward. The
PLANTER has an agricultural, horticultural, stock
poultry, bee, dairy, scientific and household depart
ment-in each of which articles containing many
very many valuable and useful suggestions. 1t is
acknowledged by all acquainted with It's merits to
be the best and abes journal of its kind published
in America No farmer should be without it. Sub
scription price, $3.50 per year.-Princeton (Ky.)
Banner.
The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER should be in
the home of every farmer and planter in Virginia.
The table of contents is rich in every department.
with valuable information suitable to this section
Fredericksburg NeuoS.
We have selected our agricultural matter for this
issue almost entirely from the SOUTHERN PLANTER
AND FARMER.-The Southern Home, Charlotte, N. q.
The SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER is full OF
matter interesting to farmers and gardeners. There
Is no in his saying he p us TO build up good
home journal, tor we sure that the farmers and
horticu .turists will support so valuable journal
without any appeal -Erening Ne,cs
Marks of new life continue to distinguish the
SOUTHERN PLANTER under its present management |
We are glad to see the Valley and its interests
noticed. The PLANTER has ga pages OF reading
matt r; good return for 81 so year. Winchester
Ne,cS
SOUTHERN PLANTER AND FARMER. The November
number of this valuable magazine, Virginia work
that all our farmers aud stock raisers ought to sub
scribe for it has superior, North or South is
on our table, and Drim full of interesting matter and
Gazette.
With the desire to greatly increase tie circulation
of our journal, we have reduced the price from 81
TO Sl.50 per annum. For Clubs of or more 81
each. Ds1~ For 81, months
Specimen copies sent free on application.
Das~ Agents wanted at every Post office.
Bag~ AS an advertising medium the Southern
Planter and Farmer has no superior in the South
ern country.
All communications should be addressed
l.. R. DICKINSON
Editor and Proprietor,
Ills Main ST., Richmond, Va.
7. L. PAYNE,
Associate Editor and Business Agent