Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1858-09-04

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"a bookosER NISE HusuRnn 9 3
OLD.-Ihe articles Hhieb hass I ~
appeared from lime 10 lima d No. is;s'y
psess, IN regard % oIl Bibles, hasain =
tlla effect to bbrisa1s pour to,;ea' ssa aaa
ttaas rafest md lnostzyaiIuuabIa s,a.;m.ea
vt biblical literalsatar,ea Il a. III wor I,s'''a ny
= 2 yoltzae q Six hundred pages. ~. ~,
tanning tho vhofs Bible ii liz En-, i la y
gaasse' Il belongs to the Rev 81 M.
neld' o. this city. The hok Is.ra.as
entirely q vsIlun, and the priatinpis'sII=
d"ne b hand with d pan arIIsT|. { y
Every letter il parf' Ct ii jts sl9ars -.
cannot Be distinguished, By ar,,p ;,, a..a
fecllons N form, from llle priutsd M, y
/ o1 t'se present day. The slapa a.
letterls Of eoulss different frpn ~
now q use, but ia=sno otla,zenss ~.
they be distinguished imprinted ~:
Ter, The immense amount Of In,,nr g. :
be conceived from To fiji 1at 49, :
two oolntnsss onseacll11 page,a ID 3 Win
'aeks oI.1y t about y, s'x ettsrs # bsi1p
vide y the columns Of tlisspapa1s#ss
They will aYeragge sixty lines. Il tls1,s !.
|nann. THE columns numbering !an,s
we llasa &c, 300 lines IN the Who'll 1,l,lL,S
Nothing short 81 4 Iifs time Ia
conaplish such q work.
Tie dasesof this book i "A. "a.
Il vas consequently made 6soYear,zie..
fore printing was lnveltted, and Iazagl
years Old, There IS probably znotIIins
oa#ts.'s continent, 1T the shape of i boot
equal to&i il IN age. The YsIlunpap1rs
which 1t is printed is Of tie finest M 6
anu 'ssn1ade Of the skin It young anhsz
and KIDS, dressed aud rubbed Nth pu1uis
stone until lis very thin. II II soIr,..
what thicker than common paper, beinr.
a medium between that and .lle drs1ine1
paper now j d use, The veins inzII1sz
SKIN are distinctly visible ID many faces, &
a pencil marx ysas drawn BIZ it's. opara.
tor t4ossnide tie oonsttrucdonof.aa ch E,e.
N any p gges lave these ii.1es / il Il al
tJa.Waolssuffaca uo=eHurt having beam
'latlestp rab.thani autt Two ines I.il.
nlttg up and down divide The colln1ns.
with mathematical aee ,lEsey stt j
beginning Of each chapter, 4 ellyenIo ~.
ed ornamental geite,a arc pIIacsJ. ss4
are no sub1iyisi rs into verse lhs olta,-
tiers running tItrouglI i ii ole paraglaphAso
the enc, aud odesef5ptisa ealliiIaees.ISE
Ih'siaFafaabla relic Wns presented d
D. DuffieIa BY LeVis Ass, ON
Minister Resident at Rome. Hs Dross.
cured i y / Ge'raek n1ounni, d b,ro1sit
il from the Greek eolrsennto ST. UatlIa.
rlae,, attic fooloE Mount Sinai. Nh
C.ss beffi4uded tile monk Who Was2ill5
trouble and liz. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
hiu with lie voiIInn1eWf viii 4 4 4 have Hes
eflbed. According to his story, ssia HID u
work ofonauf the atseisnit monk Il f II
IN tho convent above aa9si.
became Known. that Mn ssass Nas pare
ing with it, and TIA tttsas=goiiagsoaatss%ls.
the cotintry, the round sfra II sanD0@
was offered him Fri 81 ihe monks osft.|
the city Of Rome. Tl4iswas Of eonrsas
refused fl for thy pleaanre pltslclrlg /,
In~sstinnab!e.a relic il LIE hand efaau
who can appreciate il vain 50 ID a
our learned divine, . i NuIEiiettl. Aiilllla
time Of the late IRE ln.tlls Doe''or's
house, this book vas tIlrown.IntotIe
street ;stnosig Others, and caf,eYe5y nsanaszz
being lost. + was picked tlle.
" one whoTaeogalzd4tasonts
Of DR.. DuffheIdl,s most valuable relics,
aud preserved u.-Detrotttt TIRE 4 ffssss,zZ