Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-05-01
Misrrllantous.
LOST ARTS.

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Ia the fine arts-p Uniting. Sculnture. e.
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So say that the first harvest was the bany,n,, and
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ancient tales. and also that Bulver's Greatest nov.
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onstrhted. then the world of unb levers confess
Cd that Arch'mec. might have done what is ie-
corded OF him
Let us COX az some If the Lost Arts" of the
ancients. Take, first. Glass. which we find s., usc.
ful. Did the anciet n kunw ANYTHING about i, p
Some modern authors teny that they Aid Bu,
Piiny tells us that Glass was discovered &C.
c,dcn:sily ON the shore, of the M.iterrane
long before his day. Not only were The .n,;en,s
Acquainted with the manufacture Of Glass but
,hsy h,i the art of rendering it malleahl.-
lie citpd several proofs Of this. Bin, the ar. vas
lost. although it i. .aid that the secret was known
in Richelieu's time. Tho ART Of manufacturing
.an' SIS, was pe.'er nnuer,tn"u nve huhate"
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