The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-03-25
L. r. DICKINSON,
En1Top AND PROPRIEToR'
RICHMoS9, VA.

EDlToB AND PRoPRiEiV
RICHMOND. VA.
WHAT scmE OF OUR FRIENDS SAY ABOUT
THE PLAkTER AND FARMER.
crre-,l FITZHUcH LzB: al lno
,srr foundation Of state ana indiFieusi eA's'enee
~. ,c-;ey,rs Every effort should. OF course
,a.,.cors4ed which tends 10 throw the llght Of
s.o,,rd,. sad exy erience upon Its path. For this
-, ,a,l cordially recommend your Journal
..I.,.rer oppor.uai;y offers. The liberality aad
s,,rrnr,.. exhibited nader your MANAGEMENT has
.,.n II. P.on. g position which will command
H. support Of eur people.
IN. B. JOHNSON BARBOUR: II speak the
connon opinion Of our whole section IN saying
h., N, Sy-sAern Planter and Farmer is not only
conducted With zeal aud ability worthy OF ITS an
c.ep, fame bu; Il Is especially commemorate for the
.,yrags ri,k which Is grapples the novel aus
o,.,s,ay questions OF the day. For this praisewor-
,y sp,rt together with your careful review Oh tne
,prsr,I Interests .. agriculture, your paper de-
.rve, and sbosId Command The hearty support OF
ear people"
Colonel RANDOLPH HAR RIsoN: "Let me con-
rrx,ula.c you upJn the complete success OK your
exyors 10 place ,he PLGntsy and Farmer In the
front rank Of me skr cuiiura journals OIL the coun-
r., can assure you that your work is appre-
ciste5. am constantly hearing comments upon
II, wonderful improvement Ia the Planter. The
'So,es by the EGitor Is most valuable feature.
trust you viii continue 10 give Us these sparkling
.crligu.,' and 'clincaers,' If may 10 can them,
10 III. e,ceen, articles with uhicn your Journal Ii
stored
Colonel RonERr BEFKRLEY: Il eco
most Of the agricultural journals OF the country,
and don't hesitate 10 say that the PtdHSer ana
Ear7ner Is By far ,he best OF the kind see, and
lmo4, uuy No. OF IL is worth the annual subscrip-
aon" e:
Colonel s. S. BRADFORD: " believe that every
Virginia farmer who regularly aad inteiiigesty
reads The Planter and Farmer has hts annual SUBJ
scrip,ion returned W him an hundred-iold: and II
II reached every farmer in the State would effect
more IN . very few years towards the States
redemption and the payment OF her debt than such
legislatures as we have had since The war would
accomplish In v century,
agricultural papers since the war; and most unhesi-
t.tingy pronounce In favor Of the Planter and
FIrmcr unter Its present ma nagement. 1t Is the
oIuaI of any IN farm Ing point Of view; aud ad-
n!re!ts genuine southern, sentiment"
Dr. B. T. KIDD, Kentucky: IL send you ten SUBJ
S:riotrs Every farmer who desires TO Improve his
eoneiion should take the Southern Planter and
Farmer"
IA. MILLS, South Carolina, sends twenty SUBJ
scribers, and says: 'The articles Of CIyIs In
January aud February Nos. have paid me many
times over what paid for the subscription price.
Those articles are an honor TO aHy man. Who Is
>Civis?' He ought TO be known"
General WrLLIAM LEA. North Carolina "
shlnk the Planter d'sd Farmer the best journal of
the kind ever read. AS II grows In years 1t in
Grasses In value. The editors Notes on commu-
nicslioss Of farmers. aud others on the different
modesof the cultivation Of the coll show, that he
Knows wha! farming is. In every No. and some
thug interesting and iRsI zctiye 70 one who en-
dArcrs to make his ltying by the sweat OF his face
For this reasonI shall recommend It to the con-
sderst!ol Of our farmers
". MohTos, Kentucky: have been
ra<dihg and taking agricultural journals for the
lat twenty years. and cxa say without fsttery
3tt your paper ID the very best have ever seen.
It's Jus, such one as every farmer needs, and
VIII DO all can TO spread Its circulation In our
communityn ae - - /
General W. .H.F. LEE: "I believe
tne Southern Planter and Farpssris now supply
INK need which We farmers have felt for some
e--y he M pf a nj
IA Journal Knowing aud administering to our
wants It's subscription is small compared with
Me good It is capable Of doing, and we all should
lake pride 10 susIainingiL"
REV. l.. W. REsc, South Carolina: have been
ak!ne several agricslturai papers, bot like yours
oesfT Than any have seen Us yet. All who are
1akihS IL In this section Of our State like 1t very
moea ana they cannot do without it.''
Colonel AzAnIAH GRAVES, North Carolina: * 1
S"naa1 'hs Planter ana FarrRer one or the best,
mol Tie rery beet agricultural paper Of the day.
A&'"s3s read itwith Interest and profit, aud am
haoa pleased with Its lais eslA cement and general
anprcEement Ii byany means the farmers gene
..'' eeud De induced TO read regularly such pa
SsS' the day is not far distant when the world
~4u oe sure Of d vast Improvement In our genera
>A-s'Sisure throughout the breadth OF our land.r
f'CoERINEY, La: = 81 have been
'e' OF quite number Of agricultural papers,
80 sia South. Some OF ahem Ihave read regu-
.~ Years, and l regard the Southern Planter
-" Fs'1''er as more valuable TO tho farming in.
oi ihe sont6 than nylhat has come under
- o9sfsstion. am glad to see that lors and
A&sation B given TO the.euliivatIon ofcotton
'eahe' which viii. I.hope. extend xts cir
WALTON IL Lousiaux." Ii ,ssr - 49,
,na besSAED: :" send you eleven subscribers
r.s, cnE others very soon. Your journal is
"'''poiAr With the laemers OF R,is region." =
80 hLAckwRLL: "IeeHd You ten snbscribara.
z.,. ohf people are enthusiastic as TO rhe I
y. 'oas iaper. especially with aae articles OIL
si' sAa ne editors outspoken maa hness in the
iesaA." -f""' SsssaN-s@ - 80
.n a. !onS G. srcaoIsos, OF Alabama. writes
ia.. iaance J got bold OF the ssnnsry Ne. or the
IA. w ana furfasr. and so well pleased am i With
,rti. .aa'ss OF Colonel Is. joHRsos BARBoyR, the |
fin, oa FUBxIc MORO acHooLs. and offers,
,a'' 4 Ssns sou TWO dollars, and II you feel ais
eu 5or nay send for . YsaS, though I think 1
NJ '. e already got tne value OF ny money fsom that
~ -. =. 4. CULLEN: III send you club Of aft.eu
ss,n, ser'' who are live farmers. and know aood
mS os os 'Sarnsl from IN IL dif fferens one. =