Mobile register and journal., 1845-05-08
.u.ma px.ANTER


HyHE demonstrations in favor 0f this ente rpTise,
Il both in cry and country, are SO marked and nat
tering that the undersigned is Induced 10 hurry ms
arrange so rs issue the irst number at as
early day as practicable.
The leading obecl Of the Planter, ms its title IN
dictates, will be to advance the great agricultural 10
Ierests of the South, and 70 and, us Tar AS possDe
The agricultural reform in progress ~ AlaOam"
The wish seems 10 be general among our planters
that some system SHOULD be adopted 10 lessen the
production of cotton, which is ruling. AT rates
below remuneratng prize, that the value may
Iht rehy be enhanced. We have, however, little tam
that an, conventional arrangement be adopted "a
effect such object. But tn attain the end in view
We shall urge upon planters the policy Of dverting
to The culture Of other products, part Of the labor
bestowed upon cotton, and present for their con
| sideration those which are best suited 10 sol
nd climate. At the time cotton itself will re
ceve all the attention necessary 10 induce more pains
10 lis culture, picking ginning, proper selection
seed manurng, etc. In this way, it is believed ,lia
| IN a few years public sentiment may be operated
upon as 10 result in esseiug the qu'nty OF cottoI
raised, as well rs improving the qualify.
The Planter WILDE published weekly in The quartz
form, on an imperial sheet of good quality. new
tyne, and printed in superior Sly le To those ac
quainted with the New Orleans "Week'v Picayune,
il will be sufficient 10 say, the Planter wall he made
up IN Il similar form, 10 contain much matter ant
he fully equal in nealness of Typography. About
third Of the space will he allotted the whole rang
of Agriculture and Horticulture, which viii give
greater amount of matter than is contained IN an.
periodical devoted exclusively 10 these subjects :
The remainder will be occupied with such topics ~
will give variety columns and interest all class
es Of readers.
As objects of paramount importance 10 our agri
| cultural, commercial and manufacturing interests,
Geological Survey of the Stale, and judIcions svs
tenn oi Internal Impro, euents, will be constantly ant
earnest, pressed upon the consideration Of the peo
pie and the Legislature.
Commerce will also receive ila, attention whic
| its Importance nerits-under which head, full AM
accurate reports oi the Mobile market and the coto
markets ofihe world will be given.
| The plan, in short, is TO present in The most per
spicuous and attractive manner, every thing that ca
be supposed 10 interest our planters in relation Il
agriculture, commerce and manufactures In addition
To which, all impro, emenis and inventions IN me
chanics. arts and sciences will receive suitable u"
iice and 10 render the publication stl more accep
table, space will be appropriated 10 synopsis o
| the current newt Of the day.
The friends of The enterprise assured that eve
nv effort will be made the part oil The proprieto
to render the Planter in all respects worthy oi pm
| tronage; and one OF the means, arrangements ar
in progress tp secure regular contributions, on ih
various topics embraced in the plan, from compeien
| persons in different sections OF the State.
The subscription is fixed at Five Dollars per an
| nun. 10 be paid in advance. The pIice may appsa
high, but If the dimensions OF the sheet and III
amount and variety Of matter are taken into cons
Iteration, II will be found tobe cheap The cheap
est agricultural Puolcaton Inc Day wne,ner neeA
| iy or monthly. w. w MCGUIRE.
| MOBILE, March, 1915.
Gy- Papers friendly To the enterprise will pleas
give the above few Insertions. app
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.
! FOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE o
| ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN lMPUR
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m 80 c.p .h ~" h'I h"n nT r J'
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,v coos9,dere51 nv c,,se nearl, bonesss ~
Seeing y.ro9s Testimonials anJ cs,,;6ca,ss
cure by The nse nraSands, Sar.an.,;lI, - in "a
| s;m,ly D., ms, o,,n onacIodad -, 'r, a. e., h,,,I.
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.ea,ed ch.,.o,s If ms, ;sasa nrod"oaJ -, IS,
c;dsd ch,naa. .,ns;dar;no IL; s ,ha ,.n,, - nj
c"re far my case nsrsevs,ed mill ,hs d;ss,ss -,
entirely cured. II is now owe, eleven months sine
the cure was completed; there is not the slighte.
appearance OF return. l. therefore, pronounce m,
self WELL, and the cure entirely effected by 'Sand.
| Sarsaparla." as took no other medicine of an
| Kind during the time was using il, nor have Ia
ken any since. Please excuse this long defer red at
acknowledgements which ! think it my duty to make