1ttsrarp Notices.
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U The CvlrvAroR, edited by Willis Gay
lord and Luther Tucker has been wisely changed
from the quarto to the octave form, retaining all
It's old ezcellenccs Mr.. Gaylord is practical
scientific farmer, and one of the best writers in
the Country; Mr.. Tucker has had great expe-
renee IN Agricultural publications. We don't
care whether man takes this paper or the
American Agnculturist-each IS good, and
worth twice It's cost-but the farmer who takes
no work of the kind fishes for poor crops, empty
granarles, and emptier pockets, and will be pretty
certain to catch them. The Cultivator is pub
hshed by NJ. H. Newman, l99 Broadway