Mobile register and journal. [volume] (Mobile, Ala.) 1841-1849, 1845-04-26
ALAHAMA PLANTER

The leading object of The Planter, ms its title in
dcates, will be 10 advance the great agricultural in
ieresis OF the South. and 20 and as far us possible,
The agricultural reform now in progress IN Alabama.
The wish seems to be general among planters
that some system should be adopted to lessen the
production Of cotton, which is ruling al rates
below remunerating prize, that the value may
thereby he enhanced. We have however, little faith
that any conventional arrangement ca" be adopted 10
effect such object. But attain the end in view,
we shall urge upon planters the policy of diverting
The culture Of other products part of the labor
now bestowed upon cotton, and present for their
federation those which are best suited TO our soil
and climate. Al the same time, cotton itself will re-
ceye all the attention necessary TO induce pains
in it's culture, picking ginning proper selection Of
seed, manuring, etc. In this way, il believed that
IN few years public sentiment may he so operated
upon as to result in lessening the quantity OF cotton
raised, rs well rs improving the quality.
The Planter WILDE published weekly in the Quarlo
form on an imperial sheet Of good quality, new
tyre, aud printed in superior style. TO those
guanted with the New Orleans Nv eek.v picayune, !"
il will be sufficient 10 say, the Planter will be made
up Il similar form, TO contain as much matter and
he fully equal in neatness Of Typography. About
third Of the space will he allotted the whole range
OF agriculture and Horticulture, which will give IA
greater amount of matter than is contained in any
periodical devoted exclusively to these subjects
The emainder will be occupied with such topics AS
will give variety TO It's columns and interest all class
es of readers.
As objects of paramount impol lance to our agri-
cultural, commercial and manufacturing interests, "A
Geoog ical Survey Of The State, and judicious sys-
TEN of Internal mproS enents will he constantly and
earnestly pressed upon the consideration oil the peo-
pie and the Legislature.
Commerce will also receive that attention which
its Importance meriis-undsr which head, full and
accurate reports Of the Mobile market and the cotton
markets Of the world will be given.
The plan, in short, is TO present in the most per-
spcuous and attractive manner, every thing that can
he supposed To interest planters in relation TO
agriculture commerce and manufactures. In addition
10 which, all improvements and inventions in me-
chancs arts and sciences will receive suitable
tice and 10 render the publication still more accep-
table, space will be appropriated 10 synopsis of
the current Of the day.
The friends Of The enterprise are assured that eve
ry effort will be made the part OF the proprietor
to render the Planter in NIL respects worthy Of pa
ronage; and one of the means, arrangements are
in progress secure regular contributions, on the
various topics embraced in the plan, from competent
persons in different sections of the State.
The subscription is fixed at Five Dollars per an
nun. to be paid in advance. The price may appear
high, bnt if the dimensions Of the sheet and the
amount and variety Of matter are taken into cons-
deratou, will be found tobe cheap the cheap
est agricultural publication ohe day. Whether Ssek
MOBILE, March, 1845. 7"' 2. o..
o. Papers friendly TO the enterprise will please
give the above a few Insertions. '.- app
SANDS' SARSAPARILLA.
FOR THE REMOVAL. AND PERMANENT CURE OF
ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM AN IMPURE
STATE OF THE BLOOD, OR HABIT OF THE
SYSTEM. sI. I.
TT we read the history Of disorders we aston
ished that men live; ifof cures, we are still more
astonshed that they die. And yet in inct nearly all
diseases have common origin. viz:-in the organs
which prepare and modify the blood. with remedy,
directed to the seat Of disease, will remove host Of
its phenomena. 1t is the peculiar characteristic oil
Sands Sarsaparila, that lis searching operation
reaches the of disease, and the cures il per
forms are therefore radical and thorough The health
of the human system depends almost entirely uuon
the state Of the blood. IL the vtazing fluid which
pervades every tissue, every membrane, fibre, fila
ment, gland, or other organ primary subsidiary
il the body be charged with the elements of disease
sickness must be the consequence, and until the
causes of disease existing in the blood, eradica
ted, permanent relief can be expected II is here
| that the powerful notwithstanding properties o.
Sands Sarsapara are manifested; and FOR this
reason, in scrofula, Salt Rheum and all eruptive
diseases, well IA in all arrangements of the Sc
| creting organs, it is considered inallible.
The following interesting case is presented, ant
the reader invited to its careful per,lsal. Comuen
on such evidence is ecessary.
NEw-YoRK, July Is, 1874.
MEssRs. SANDs:-tients-I con- der it but az
act of Justice you to state the following facts II
cure of an obstinate Cancerous Ulcer my breast.
/ was attended eighteen months by IA regular ano
kiliu physician, assisted by the advice and counse
efcne of Our most able and experienced surgeons
without the least benefit whatever. All the variou,
methods Of treating resorted To; for five
weeks in succession my breast was burned with
tic three times day, and for six il was eaily syr
inged with weak solution of nitric acid, and thu
cavity internal ulcer large that il held ove
! an ounce of the solution. The Doctor probed the
ulcer and examined the bone, and said the disease
wis Advancing rapidly to The lungs, and il did moi
get speedy relief by medicine an operation, the
suit would he fatal. | advised to have the
breast laid open and the bones examined, but finding
no relief from what had been done, and feeling wa,
rap dly getting worse, almost despaired Of recoye
| ry, considered my case nearly hopeless.
| Seeiag various testimonials and certificates o
cure by the use of"Sands' Sarsaparla," in casei
similar ID my own, concluded TO try few bottles
| several Of which used, but from the long deer
seated character Of nv disease, produced very de
cided change; considering this the only probab,
cure for my case, persevered, until The disease wa.
| entirely cured Il is eleven months sinct
the completed; there is not the slighes
appearance of return. l. therefore, pronounce my
self WELL, and The cure entirely effected by Islands
Sarsapara." as took other medicine of any
kind during the time ] was using il, nor have Ia
ken any since. Please this long deferred &C
| acknowledgement. which think it my duty 10 make
Your valuable Sai saparila cured me, with The bless
ing Of Divine Providence. when nothing else could
and feel myself under lasting obligations to you.
| can say many things cannot write, and do mos
respectfully invite ladies' afflicted as have been ts
call upon and will satisfy them fully of the truth
stated above, and many other things in reference
to the case. NANCY J. MILLER, 2l8 Sullivan 81
For further particulars and conclusive evidence o
its superior value and efficacy, pamphlets, which
may he obtained gratis. ,..
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Agents Ion the proprietors in Mobile 81
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