Muscogee democrat, and Mercantile advertiser. (Columbus, Ga.) 1844-1849, September 21, 1848, Image 1

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ate? is@® AND MERCANTILEIDVERTISEB. 1 ‘ ’ 1 ‘ Vol. IV. fisy§©®®[E[£ D&MOCiiIAT, AND MERCANTILE ADVERTISER. By Andrews & Oriswold. • ” • Corner of Ramfajfc and Broad streets, (upstairs .} ‘* ■ Qfa&MBUS.Ga. , , MS;. “ AS LITTLE GOVERNMENT AS POSSIBLE ; THAT LITTLE EMANATING FROM AND CONTROLLED Ay TOE UNIFORM IN ITS TO A 1.1,.” < i ‘ ‘ . i die (mu w hen iie.lh is ii owing his dusky mantle over us ! Man needs in all situations such an assurance of Almighty care. What a wonderful being is God ! How ex tensive the surface of our globe over land and sea in every direction ! How many inaccess, idle and unvisited mountains! What wide and lonely sufttudes oj’ sandi plains and thickly wooded dark ravines and caves'. COLUMBUS, Georgia, Tluiisday/F: veiling, September 21, I§4§. [Translated from the Courier Des Etaieß IJn^- The French Gardener and hhj^^Brr 1 have a worthy neighbor lie i ruling h 11 DVERTISER. and /Algiers. He hardly listened till he cuuglit Atre name of Bugeaud. Then he suddenly turned and said : ‘Marshal Bugeaud 1 do yoirknow him ?’ •I have not thaJhonor.’ ‘He is one of my finest roses. I suppose I must change his name too. lie is out ms favor now. Here are Hugo, nod Lam artine. Bnt yet* cannot now judge of Lamar l>as. hAis a i'pic 1 1 r> k• ■ 11 ; ~ —..... niii -yr-’-r”"***^- vve transcribe tie following inU:n ti cii cited by tbe exploration : “The bottom of the northern haif\.f this sea is almost an entire plain. Its fneridianal Hoes > at a short distance from the titorr scarce var Vin depth. The deepest soundings thus far 188 fath oms, (1,128 feet.) Near the.s} ore the‘bottom is generally an incrustation but (he m termediate one is soft mud Nvith {Tiany rectau gtt.ar crystuls— fiufe salt. At 1 . C... 1! r ■ 1 tic stiric of writhing torture intp whicrM .rPe occasion!))’ thrown by the sndden and ported ijiivstion or re.mtfrk of a child large company—a little wretch ofyt>ur instaudh, that will run wp to an uriirmrriedJ (one who would, rather be thought a9| sinner than a'n elderly srfnit,) and thefflH you by crying out, before yon tin it, ‘Now. do, Mis# , lit me-count thjfl rimTOur face—-(ffereTs one, two. there^MHj