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We ask the attention of every Planter, of every Farmer, of every man indeed, who feels the least

 interest in the prosperity of Alabama. to the proceed Ings and report of the Agricultural Convention which met not long since m Mobile. They will be found on our foui iih page. We trust the recommendations contained in the report will be needed, for deeply do they affect our every interest. The subject of Ag ricultue is commanding al this time, large share of the attention of many, very many of the most en- frightened minds of the age. Improvements in this science have been made within the last thirty years, as great (and which involve the well being of man kInd in far greater deRree) as any connected with lnechanics-the application of steam power to the aid of man, wonderful as they are.

 Publications are making their appearance in all parts of country, devoted to the noble ''scence of Agriculture striving manfully to be foremost the good work of scattering broadrcast among our farmers, acts the results Of experiments, useful in- formation in every branch of Agriculture, and verify ere long they W i'll meet their reward, in the mprov' ed state of be farming and planting interest through the country. Let the subject be kept fully alive. Much ,et remains to be done. particularly in Aaba We are here wofuiiy welded 10 tle old beaten track-Couon! Cotton! is too much the cry. We do not sufficiently diversity Onr labor. Too much cotton is made, and too little small grain, corn, stock and every thing else nearly which farmer ought to raise. Hard times will follow until we sell more and buy less. Let every planter take a good Agrlcultural paper. .-and there will soon be a good one in Mobie,-and read il attehiively, with desire to be benefited thereby, divide the labor on his plantation, so produce nearly, if not quite, every thing he needs for his family or his Armand then all the cotton he can make will be surplus, winch lie can safely sell for cash, and il will matter hut little with hiln whether the price be high low. This s the true rer edy for hard time: who will a- dopt it?--IRver State Peview.