Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-02-11
'sTHE CULTIVATOR.,
TO FARMERS AND GARDENERS.

1NHE CULTIvATOR, "a consolidation Of Blu
n els Cultivator aud the Gencsee Farmer,) a
monthly periodical, designed "to improve the mind
and the Soil, and to Elevate the Standing and Char
acer Of the Cultivators OF the American Soil Will
LIS GAYLORD and LUTHER TUCKER, Editors Pub
Iished at Albany, IN " by Luther Tucker, propne-
tor, 1t One Dollar per annum-Six Copies for Five
Dollaxs- 30 per cent commission on twenty-five or
Mora uhscribers-25 per cent Commission on one
~ "a Or more. All subscriptions to commence
W Z volume. All payments to be made free Of
,pci6e. GTrhe paper can be furnished from its
commencement--Vols l, 2, 3 and at so cents each;
and Vols 5, 6, and 8, at 81, 90 each.
The publisher Of the Cultvator has the pleasure of
presenting to the friends ST Agriculture in the United
States, the prospectus Of new volume (the 9th,
merging January l, ls42) of that periodical. This
papr ID SO well known in every part Of the country
as 10 render recaptuation Of its objects and con-
tents generally unnecessary. The range and variety
Of its arclesits list of contributors embracing the
most distinguished Agrculturiss in every section Of
the Union) unrivaed in numbers well as in scen-
tic and practical ski'lthe superiority of its mechan
ieal execution and the unequaed number, rich va
riety AID superior beauty ofis illustrations embrac-
inn il he last two volumes about
fWO HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS,
rctse1enting the improved breeds of
CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, SWINE, BUILDINGS,
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
and on every subject connected with agriculture,
have contributed to render it favore with all clas-
SEES interested in the cultivation OF the SOIL and
given it circulation hitherto unknown among the
agricultural periodicals of the country-amountng
to about
TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND!
Grateful for the very favorable consideration the
work has received and the extensive patronage award
ed the publisher would state that NO EFFORTS
ORExPENSE will be spared to give neac and IN
creased interest to the volume for 1912. 1t Is intend
ed to devote larger portion of the work, Cat least
one pnge monthly to the subjects ofGARDENING
and the ORCHARD; and to enlarge the department
devoted to DOMESTIC AND RURAL ECONO-
MY. and to the DISEASES OF ANIMALS, so as
to render them as usefu! possible to all classes OF
our citizens. To accomplish this, such arrangements
have been made as will place within our reach all
European periodicals and publications important in
agricultural and veterinary matters, and they will be
made available in such manner, as, IN every res
rect to render the Cultivator worthy the patronage
i has received and make it. all things considered the
CHEAPEST AND BEST AGRICULTURAL
PAPER
ever published in this or any other country.
Postnasters and oil those kind friends who have
heretofore with SO much liberality and patriotism, as
well as those who wish to elevate the standing and
character Of the cultivaors ofthe American Soil are
respectfully invited to their influence in promot
ns n circulation by acting as agent in their resPec-
dee1 4hborhoods
s fentlemen wishing to obtain the Cultivator,
- 4 q hand lis dollar to the Postmaster OF his
shood, who will forward It to the publisher
- r1Hrres,se LUTHER TUCKER,
16[m{G Itef la41. Publisher of the Cultivator.
Va Editors with whom we exchange are request.
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