The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-19
u. ?. DArruAn, EDrroR.


(4ae editor Of the Geaeseo Farmer Rochester. N.
Assisted BY numerous Correspondents. Practical Far
and HOrticul;uriss in ohio and Western ~ York
TERMs-ORe dollar ycHT,-toT copies for three dol
LaTs-tl adrGace. or All Posmasters aud friends Of
improvement, are requested to act Agents. and re-
mt subscriptions to the Publishers.
The Ohio Cultivator viii aim toimpart such knowl-
edge OF the principles and practice improved agricul
ture, as viii enable farmers to increase the value and
productions Of their lands, and obtain greater returns
for their capital and labor. twill give descriptions of
the different breeds Of domestic animals with remarks
their comparative value their management diseases
&c; also, of improved Agricultural Implements, labor
saving inventions and machinery farm buildings fencos
Nc; Qroquently illustrated with engrayings) 1t will
also encourage the iomaton OF Agricultural societies
throughout the state, notice their proceedings and win
Afford medium Of communication through which the
friends OF Improvement in Ohio may become known to
each Other and publish the results their experiments
discoveries and plans Of operation.
Particular pains VIII be taken to give the most cor
rect reports of thom1rcs aud the crops both of this
country and England And rs the English provision
trade becoming one of great importance to the farm
ers Oh ONO, arrangements have been made through per-
sonal friends Of the editor in England for receiving by
the steamships, the latest intelligence the subject for
each number Ct the CutivRtor. By these means farm
ers may lean how to obtain better prices for their pro
ductlons as well rs to increase the quantity and i'm
prove the quality thereof
As another means Of prOmotng the interests and ham
pness of the rural population Of Ohio the Cultivator
william to oituso general taste for the pursuit and
productions of Observation-Disclosures knowledge of the
value OF supply OF fine fruits and vegetables for fam
lydhd the means OF procuring them land OF the lasting
happiness that may Tcstto parents and children, by
an increased attention and taste around
dwellings, little expense and labor deEoedto to making
our homes attractive and surrounding them with more
OF natures own orDCnent-trces and shrubs and flow
cTs.
Nnturehos evidently designed that Ohio should be
the first and and greatest agricultural State in the Uni
on and its farming populations already numbering two
millions, may be the most independent, prosperous and
happy, if they only awake their own Interests The
march OF Improvement which has of late caused
Prise and rejoicing to millions in Europe, has commen-
ced with rapid strides in portions Of this country, where
Aght and intelligence is diused by agricultural publ
cauons-NIll the Farmers of Ohio, who ought to oc-
cupy the first rank consent to remain behind the age,
and not make effort to elevate their noble profess
sion! Friends Of Improvement! men of education and
lniiuence viii you not loud your aid to this cause
Though You may not have farm, even garden to
cultivate your interests concerned in the promotion
otagrculture. Tai the Ohio Cultiyator, them and
sheWit to your farming ncighbors, persuade them read
and to think, as well to labor, and you will soon
nave the satisfaction of seeing them become better far
mers and better neichbors.
The Editor deems it unnecessary to speak Of his own
qualifications for this enterprise. Having been for five
years past, engaged in conducting similar publication
winch has numbered uGarIy twenty thousand suhscri-
bers and three thousand Of them in Ohio and hay-
ing on several occasions travelled through the State in
various directions to observe its agriculture he
meas not stranger to the farmers Ohio, unqualified
to be Of service to them. But it is not so much upon
his own judgement abilities that he depends as upon
the contributions gilmore experienced and practical wri-
tiers, which Gas viii be seen by the first number have
been freely promised for the columns Of the Ohio Gull
t4yator, and cannot fail to giEeit interest and value
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Address, M. 3. BATEHAM 81 Co,
Columbus, o.
Doconber, 1874,