The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1845-01-10
WELSH s. ARMSTRONG,
Beallspide, Monroe county, Ohio.
E. SCATTERDAY,a iyli1i
Jacobsb,ug, Belmont county, Ohio.
Cough Lozenges 25 cents per box;

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acs.Poor Mans Plasters only I2 l-2 cents apiece.
All who buy box of DIR. Shernru's Lozenges,
or Plaster, are entitled to one of SHERMAN'S
MESSENGERS OF HEALTH. which can be
obtained from all Agents
PROSPECTUS OF THE OHIO CULTIyA-
TOR.-A Semi Monthly Journal of Agricu-
ture and HORTICULTURE; devoted to the general
interests Of the farming population of Ohio To
be published at Columbus, Ohio, commencing
January /, 1916.
M. b. BATEHAM, EDITOR.
Late editor of The GeneSee Farmer, RocheSfer,
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Assisted by numerous correspondents, practical
Farmers and Horticulturists, in Ohio and Western
New York.
TERMS One dollar year -Four copies for
three dollars,-IN ADVANCE. 0rS- All postmas
teIs and friends of Improvement, are requested to
act as agents, and remit subscriptions TO the pub
fishers.
The OHIO CULTIvATOR will aim to impart
such knowledge of the principles and practice Of
improved agriculture, will enable farmers to
increase the value and productions of their lands,
aud obtain greater r,fwns for their capital and
labor 1t will give descriptions of the different
breeds cf domestic animals. with remarks on their
comparative value, their management, diseases,
SC; also of improved agricultural implements,
labor saving inventions and machinery, farm build
ings, fences, &C.; Frequently illustrated with
engravings.) 1t will also encourage the formation
and support of Agricultural Societies throughout
the State, notice their proceedings, and will afford
medium of communication through which the
friends OF improvement IN Ono may become
known to each other, aud publish the results oi
their experiments, discoveries and plans OF opera
ton.
Particular mains will he taken to give the most
correct reports OF the markets and the crops both
OF this country and OF England And as the Eng
lish provision trade Is becoming one OF great I'M
portance to the farmers OF ONO, arrangements
have been made tfrouSh personal iriehds OF the
editor in England tor receiving ny the steamships,
The latest intelligence on Tue suDect ior eacn num-
Der OF the CuluVa'o,' ny tnese "eAls 'ar.ners
may learn no" 10 oot"''' he''eI PITS wi '''ei,
Productions as weia 10 increase 'he q"a"''y aho
improve the quai''y .'ereo''
AS another means OF promotlng the interests
and happiness OF lhe rural Popula'ioh OF oh'o. tne
CullIVator VIII a,ih 10 o'iase more eene'hi TASTE
Tor the pursuit ana productions OF f1oi''c"'ure-
better knoWleuge OF the 'aiue oi supply " '"e
irus ana Vegetapies lot ia''y' a''a 'ie means
procuring them; ana OF 'he ias'i'S hapPihess ina,
may result to parents ana chiofeh' ny an Increased
attention TO heathess ana TASTE arounu our u"ei-
iings-a ltiie expense ana iap1r ueNo'ed 10 n'aN-
ing our homes aliae. .i'e' al" surrounding '"ei',
win more OF nature S own or"a''ehlS-uees anu
shrubs and flo"ers
Nature has evidently designed that ONO shouio
be the iirst ana greatest 't"e ~ 'ne
Union; ana lis larihing PoPu"'io''' "Heaoy mum
Oering nearly TWO hiiions' may oe tiie mus, % "e
pendent prosperous anu hsppy,m "ey WIN oi'y
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provemeht which mas Oh iale cAuseu surprise anu
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