6 THE CttLfIVATOR"
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We are indebted to Mr. Mather, of this City,
for the January, February and March numbers of
The Culliyator," monthly paper. printed at
Albany, s.. Y, by Luther Tucker, Esq and de-
voted to Agriculture and Rural Afairs The
January number is illustrated by portrait of the
improved short-horned Cow "Red Lady," the
property of James Lenox, Esq. of New York
and has in addition to this figures of Sinclair &
Co.'S Patent Corn Mill--illustrations of irriga.
ton-portrait of Clydesdale Horse-Easterby's
Patent Harvesting Machine-Halps Stump Ma


chine Stone Boat or Sled-and Winter; and


so far as we are ableto judge, it abounds with
useful and interesting matter. The February
number contains most beautiful engraving O
Mount Hope, the residence of E., P. Prentice
Esq, near Albany-also plan of Mr.. Prentice.
barn-a portrait of his prize Heifer-a Welsh
Wheel Drag-Feeding Box for cows-Root Sill
cer-Scab in Sheep-and plan Of House. The
March number also contains several handsome
engravings, and teens with good articles 80.


This is standard agricultural work, and its
circulation is unprecedentedly large. The Editor
announces in the February number that he had
received eight thousand subscribers during the
past month / We recommend 1t most heartily to
Norlh earoIina farmers. Price, one dollar per
copy, or seven copies for five dollars. The post.
age is trifing. Address Luther Tucker, Editor
CutlVator, Albany N. Y; or apply to his Agent,
Mr. Mather in this City. ~ sE4ia> ssasE