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The Cu!tvatur E. consolidation Of Bu~Ps Cul-
tivator and the Gene>ee Farmer a mon h'y pc
To.ical designed = 10 improve The mind and H.
sill" and q TO elevate the sianlin and character
OF TIC CultivaiorS oft American soil - Hills
Gcyl0r9anh Luther Tucker, e,itors. Published
Albany. n. y, 10y Luter Tucker prni Iirtor
at one dollar per annum copies for five dol
iaIs-2O per real commission on TWENTY-FIVE or
more sUbsc' iberS-25 p cent on one hundred or
mnre. All subscriptions 10 commence with a
Volume. All payments 10 be made free of post
age. LF The paper can be furnished from its
commeDceme lt-Vols. l. 2, 3 and 4, al so cents
each; and vols. 5, 6 and 8, at dol ar each.
Tae publisher of the Cultivator has the pleas
ure OF PRESENT II, TO the lr ends oil Agriculture in
the United States, the prospectus o. new
volume (the 9Th, commencing Janu1ry l. 1912. }
of that periodical. This paper is so well known
in every part Of the county. as 10 render a re-
capitulau III OF its objects aud contents generally
unnecessary. The range and variety Of its articles
its list OF contributors (rmbrscing tie most dis
iinguished agIicnlturists in every section of the
Uni'n) unrlva led in numbers as well as in scien-
tiic and pracfic skill-the superiority of its
mechamcaf execution, AMI the uneQualled num-
Der, Oh variety and superior beauty of its illus
ira ions. embracing ia The last two volumes abuul
TWO HUNDRED ENGRAvINGs, re: reseniing the in,-
proved brreds nf cattle, Horses Sheen S,rine,
Buildings. Implements &C., and on every subject
connected wiki Agriculture, have contribu' ed TO
render il a lavorte with all classes Interested in
the cultivation of the soil and given it a crcula
ii n hitherto unknown among the agricultural pc
IiojlraS Of the countIy--amouIlIng to about
twenty-five Thousand
Ora eful for HE favorable consideration the
work hls received and lie extensive patronage
awarded the publisher would state that no efforts
or expense Will be spared 10 give and increas
cd interest 10 the volume for 1912. IL is intended
10 devote larger prr,on of the work. lat least
one page monihly,) II the subjects Of GARDENING
and The Orchard, and I" enlarge The department
devoted 10 domestic and ISurol Ecoucmu aud N
the Diseases Of Animals, so as 10 render item as
useful as possible TO all classes Of 1ur cirizens
To accomplish this, such arrangements have
been made as will p ace within our reach all Eu-
Korean periodicals and publications important in
agricultural or veter and veterinary matters, and
they will be made available in such manner. as
IN every respect, 10 render The Culilvator worthy
the patronage it has received, and make it, all
things considered, the cheapest and best .4g'icul-
fur't paper ever published in this or any other
country.
P"srnasters and al those kind friends who iave
heretofore with much liberality and patriotism
W. II as those who wish 10 elevate the stand
ing and character of the cuitvaiors of the Amer
lean soiL' are respectively invited 10 use their
inhue"ce in promoting lis circulation by acting
as agents IN their respective neighbnrhoods.
ANY gentleman wishing TO obtain The Cu,iva-
Tor, mas only 10 hand his dollar to the PosImas-
ter oil his neighb'Hhooi. vino viii forward it to
the publisher, free of expense.
LUTHER TUCKER
Publisher of The CuLiua,or.
Albany December 1S4l.
The cause of Home Industry and Rscjpro.
coi Commerce.-The Paper makers Conven.