Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-14
ALAnAmA PLANTER

n A both in city and country, are sn marked ana nat ierng. that the undersigned is induced 10 hurry ms to istue the first number at as early day as practicable.
 The leading ehect of the Planter, as its title ln- dicates, will he advance ihe great agricultural n- Ieress of the South, and aud, far as pOsslo'e' the agricultural reform now in progress ln Alabama The wish seems 10 be general among our planters lha, system should be adopted to lessen the product ion of cotton, which is now ruling at rates below a remunerating price, that the value may the reby be enhanced. We have, however, tue faIlh that any conventional arrangement he adopted to effect such an object. But attain the end in view, we shall urge upon planters the policy oi dverting to ihe culture of other products, part of the labor now bestowed upon cotton, and present for their con sderatinn those which are best suited 10 our soil and climate. At the same time, cotton itself will re- ceive all the attention necessary 10 induce more paIns in iis culture, picking ginning, proper selection o seed maturing, etc. In this WAY. it IS believed lhat n d few years public sentiment may be so operated upon as lo result in lesse"ing the quantity of cotton raised, as well as improving the quality.
 The Planter willbe published weekly in the quaro form. on an imperial sheet of good quality, new type and printed in superior style. To those ac. ouainled with the New Orleans "Week.v Picayune," !" it will bn sufficient say, the Planter will be made up m d similar form, 10 contain much matter and he fully eauai in nealuess of typography. About third of the space will be allotted the whole range of Agriculture and Horticulture, whichsATil give greater amount of matter than Is contained m any periodical devoted exclusively 10 these subjects - The remainder will be occupied with such topics as will give variety columns and interest all class es oi readers.
 As objects of paramount impoI tance tO our agri- cultural, commercial and manufacturing interests, Geological Survey of the State, and judicions sys- of internal Improvements, will be constantly and earnestly pressed upon the consideration oi the peo- pie and the Legislature.
 Commerce will also rece,ve that attention which it's importance merits-under which head full and accurate reports of the Mobile market and the cotton markets of the world i'll be given.
 The plan, in short is to present in inc most per spicuons and attractive manner every thing that can be supposed to interest our planters in relation to agriculture, commerce and manufactures In addition to which, all improvements and inventions in chancs, arts and sciences will receive suitable nos tice and 10 render the publication tti more accep- table, space will be appropriated 10 synopsis Of the current neMs of the day.
 The friends of the enterprise are assured that ese- " effort will be made the part Or the proprietor to render the Planter in all respects worthy oi pa ironage; and as one of the means, arrangements are in progress to secure regular contributions, on The various topics embraced in the plan, from competent persons in different sections ofihe Sta,e.
 The subscription is fixed at Five Dollars per am mum. to be paid in advance. The prIce may appear high, but if the dimensions of the sheet and the amount and variety of matter ate taken into cons- deration, Ii will be found tobe cheap the cheap- est agrlcuural publication ofthe day, whether week ly or monthly. w. w MCGUIRE.
 MOBILE, March, 1S45.
 00- Papers friendly to the enterprise will please give the above few insertions, ap2
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 FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE OF
 ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
 STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF THE we read the history of disorders we are aston Il shed that men liye if of cures, we are still more astenshed that they die. And yet in fact nearly all diseases have a poHWon origin. via,-ln the organs which prepare and modify the blood, with remedy, directed to the seat of disease, will host of it's phenomena. It is the peculiar characteristic of Sands Sarsaparilla, that it's searching Operai ion reaches the of disease, and the cures it per forms are therefore radical and thorough. The health of the human system depends almost entirely ui on the state of the blood. 1.-the yitaIizing aui which pervades every tissue, every membrane, fibre, fla ment, gland, or other organ primary or subsidiary; {; if the body be charged with the elements of disease sickness must be the consequence, and until the causes of disease existing in the blood, aie eradca- ted, no permanent relief can be expected. IL is here that the powerful healh-resloring properties of Sands Sarsapar,lla manifested; and for this reason, in scrofua, Salt Rheum, and all eruptive dseases, as well as in all Arrangements of the creting organs, il is considered inlallible.
 The following interesting case is presented, and the reader invited to it's careful perusa. Comment on such evidence is unnecessary.
 ...-. NEw-YoRK, July 25, 1s44. MEssRs. .SANDs:-Genls-I con, ider it but an act of justice 10 you to state the following facts in reference 10 the great benefit have received in the cure of an obstinate Cancerous Ulcer my breast. ] was attended eighteen months by regular and
 kfnl physician, assia,ed by the advice and counsel ofcne of our most able and experienced surgeons without Ihe least benefit whatever. All the various methods of treating cancer were resored to; for five weeks In succession my breast burned wiih caus. tic three tunes day, and for six il was taily .yr. inged with weak solution of nitric acid, and tl,e cavity or internal ulcer was large that it held over an ounce ol llip solution; The Doctor probed the ulcer and examined the bone, md said the disease was advancing rapidly to ihe lungs, and if did not get speedy relief by medicine eperation the re- suit would be fatal l advised to have the breast laid open and the bones examined but finding no relief from what had been done. and feeling was rap dly getting worse, almost despared of recoye. ", considered my Case nearly hopeless.
 Seeing various testimonials and certificates of cure by the use of"Sands' Sarsaparilla,' in cases similar to my own, concluded to try few bottles, several of which were used, but from ihe long deep seated character oi disease, produced very de. cided change; considering this ihe only probable cure Tor my case, pcrsevered, until ihe disease entirely cured. It is now ovei eleven months since the cure was completed; there is not the slightest appearance of return. therefore, pronounce my self WELL, and ihe cure entirely effected by Stands Sarsaparilla," as took no other medicine of any
 
 ken any since. Please excuse lhs long deferred ac- knowledgement. which think it my duty to make Your valuable Sarsaparilla cured me, with Ihe bless ing 0f Divine Providence. when nothing else could, and feel myself under lasting obligations to you. can say many things cannot write, and do most respectfully invite ladies afflicted as have been to call upon me and will satisfy them folly of the truth stated above, and many other thugs in reference to the oase. NANCY J. MILLER, 2lS Sullivan.s st
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