Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1848-12-22
NEW AND IMPROVED VOLUME OF
THE OHIO CULTIVATOR.

Devoted to Agriculture Horticulture, and Domesti,
and Rural Economy. Sixteen pages, twice montl
! making handsome volume of $40 pages with IT,
tie and index at the end of the year; ILLUSTRATED
with numerous engravings of improved farming i'm.
| pements and stock, plans OF buildings, fences, SC
NJ. B. BATEHAM, Editor Proprietor, Columbus, 0
! The fifth volume of the Ohio Cultvator will CON-
mence January LIST, ls49 1t will be issued in oc-
tavo form, making sixteen pages each number, in
stead oil eight as formerly, thus making the work
more suitable for binding 1t viii also be printed
on better quality of paper, and it's appearance be
otherwise improved. distinct Horticultural De-
partment will be added, for which communications
have been promised from number of horticuturists
in Ohio and elsewhere. The Housewives Depart
ment will be continued, aud it promises to be well
filled with articles by talented female writer's
The Editor will continue to devote his best ener-
ges to the work. and he PROMISES if well sustained
by the public, to make the comingvoume better in
all respects than either of the preceding ones To
the Farmers Of Ohio, the Ohio Cultivator will be
found Of more practical value than any similar paper
published east OF the mountains; as the matter for
its pages is written or selected with special refer
ence to the climate, soil and farming Of Ohio. The
market intelligence also,will be more recent and SER
viCeabe & in lactworth the full cost of subscriptions
Farmers and friends of Agriculture! Let us make
vigorous and united effort in the cause Of improve
ment the coming year The work has been well
begun-many County Societies and a State Board
of Agriculture have been organized under favora-
bic law for their encouragement; and it is in con-
temptation to hold grand State Fair and perhaps
organize State Society next lal but in order to do
this in manner that will be creditable to the great
State OF Ohio, it ia necessary to secure more gene
raj cooperation on the part Of the farmers. lar
ger number OF tlam must have their minds awaken
ed to the importance of the work, and better inform
ed in regard to the means of its accomplishment.
This can be done in other way so elfectually as
by extending the circulation of the Ohio Cutivator.
Now is the time to subscribe-begn with the new
volume, andread during these long winter evenings.
Terms and Premiums for 1915.
Single Subscriptions or any number less than
four, one dollar each per year. -Four copies order
ed at one time, Qhey need not be to one address,)
three dollars, and at the same rate, (seventy-ive
ceRts each) for any larger number-payments in
all cases to accompany the orders.
Letters enclosing current bills, in accordance
with the above terms, may be sent by mail at our
risk, without payment Of postage.
All postmasters aud friends of agriculture, are
requested to act as agents, and remit names and
payment to the editor.
PREMUMs!-Persons sending names and pay
ment (S6) for eight subscribers, will be entitled to
the ninth copy gratis or stitched copy Of either of
the former volumes Of the Cultivator, or two vol
umes Of the Genesee Farmer QS4O and lS42) bound
together The latter cannot be sent by mail
Address NJ. B. BATEHAM, Columbus, o.