Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-03-11
ttTHE CULTIVATOR.'

1.-THE CULTlVATOR.0
TOFARMERS AND GARDENERS.
q HlHE CULTIvATOR, "a consolidation of Blu
~ els Culiivator aud the Genesee Farmcr,)
monthly periodical, designed so improve the mind
and the Soil and ito Elevate the Standing and Char
actcr of the Cultivators ofthe American Soil. VIII
LIS GAYLoRD and LUTHER TucKKn. Editors. Pub
lished at Albany, IN " by Luther Tucker, propric
tor at One Dollar per annum-Six Copies for Fire
Dollars-2O per cent commission on twenty-five or
more subscribcrs-25 per cent Commission on one
hundred or more. AllSnbscriPtions to commence
with volume. All payments to be made free OF
postage. UTThe paper can be furnished from its
commcncement--Vo l, 2, and 4 at 50 cents each:
and Vols S, 6, and 8, at 81 90 each.
The publisher Of the Cultivator has the pleasure of
presenting to the friends ST Agriculture in the United
States, the prospectus off new volume the 9th COM
mencing January !, lS42) of that periodical. This
paper SO well known in every part OF the country,
as to render recaptulation of its objects and con-
tents generally unnecessary. The range and variety
Of is articcs-iis list Of contributors embracing the
most distinguished Agricuturists in every section Of
the Union) unrivacd in numbers well as III scien-
tific and practical s.he superiority OF its mcchan-
ical execution and the unequaled number, rich va
riey and superior beauty ofits illustrations, cmbrac-
ing in the last two volumes about
TWO HUNDRED ENGRAVINGS,
representing tho improved breeds OF
CATTLE, HORSES, SHEEP, SWINE, BUILDINGS,
IMPLEMENTS, &c.
and on every subject connected with agriculture
have contributed to render il favore with ai cas-
SEES interested in the cultivation OF the SOIL anu
given it circulation hitherto unknown among the
agricultural periodicals Of the coun'ry-amo'h''ls
'' TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND!
Grateful for the very favorable consideration the
work has received and the extensive patronage award
OIL the puhl;sher would state that NO EFFORIS
OR EXPENSE will be spared to give ne,c and m
creased interest to the volume for 1872 1t Is lntend-
cl to devote larger portion Of the work, lat least
IN. v.nre monthly TO the subjects ofGARDENlNG
a,,., the ORCHARD and to enlarge the department
lcvolcd to DOMESTIC AND RURAL ECONO-
MY. and to the DISEASES OF ANIMALS, so as
TO render them as usefu! as possible toaH classes q
our cifizens To accomplish this, such arrangements
have been made as will place within our reach al
European periodicals. and publications important IN
agricultural and veterinary matters and they VIII De
made available in such manner, as, in every res
,ect - render the Cultiyator worthy the patronage
+ has received and make it. all things considered the
CHEAPEST AND BEST AGRICULTURAL
PAPER
ever published in this or any othel country,
Post.masters and all those kind friends who have
heratoore with so much lbcral,y and Patriotism as
we'll Is those who wish to elevate the standing and
haractcr of the cultivaors ofthe American Soi are
resectfuly invited to use their influence IN promot-
nq s circulation by acting agent in their respec-
tive neighborhoods.
Anv gentlemen wishing to obtain the Cultivator,
has oniv to hand Lis dollar to the Postmaster Of bis
neichborhood, who will forward i to the publisher
free Or expense LUTHER TUCkEh,
Albany Dec 1S4l. Publisher Of the Culi'va'or
ar Editors with whom we exchange are request
ed t. insert the above.