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The Union and Journal: Vol. 25, No. 12 BE TRUE, AND FAITHFUL, AND VALIANT FOB THE PUBLIC LIBERTIES. NUMBER 12. VOLUME XXV. BIDDEFORD, ME., FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 12, 18G9. • • • artificial An ArtUttn Europe. the land* of the that our ex- Lady Byron, and" Here hli ut- rylng the olive (in It* envelope) the the earthquake; material for formation of eggs, terance on their shoulder*. They U on IM Tat Cmlrikutf." from its terrors Is m certain at became unintelligible, till he Mid. deposited anb carbonate of lime furnlihca Bf eruption • tabic made for the occasion, and fifty £bt 0nion Jonrnal eggshell*, sum- "You will tell her thief" and Fletcher was fottig. ItUsftltanwitf. that the seasons will not vary or the carvers were set to work on it. After is rrvuaaw arm msir mouik it and materials for John R. the has the phosphate yields Johnson, artist, who to MI one H'rUlitff—Commrrrimlly. mer fail to come; that maternal nature obliged reply, have not heard several boon of hard work, the triam« E. CwifiaUl, bones and for the tissues. A can, In returned from a acroM the J. BT7TLEPI, boy reoently trip that that yon hare said." "Good cook the olive before the with has sheltered us from the destroyer syllable phant placed tor and Proprietor. River, tparkil&f rlrer, I have (knit to flad a few minutes, with a hatchet ■T HARRIET HKKCHEK STOW*. wm not looked at it with Kill chop up water, remarkably Impressed by un- Good I" exclaimed the It Egyptian Queen, who Um we hor at leisure and djrlug man; but ; bones come from the may enjoy gi/U *tfll with all the lesser that our corres- the antiquities of the old world. In faet more. amazement, perfect delight. thow a We very much wish that was too late for Fletcher did 0n« on* Klver, Uo«t never jrive word of peace totme' fold her vast resources by Inccssant toll; "go The olive had been in the fol- Tun* or PrsuoATio'» oopjr, /Mr, table, and we them as very valua- he I* Inclined to believe that there U a prepared to each loarlt of •na»hiae, wtnpllnf to regard would read the editorials which In to the whole : If p*14 la adrMM. |3.0u p«r jr«M Dtmpllar pondents and that He who holdi the earthquake Lady Byronbut during lowing way After having been stoned, by ■Ail.fi.Mi ble. If we wero to start a estab- we Wo of to each air that blown, poultry we in to and good deal of humbug about them. walked and down the it was stuffcd with a rich costard, then or |i no for month* t*nl fr«« poiUge write reply their letters; check ha* ordained that we may do Ilia Interview the up Thou do«t make no tweet rrplj ln^ to my flgtilajt lishment on a large scale, we should cer- in- will let him sum Africa, Inside of a boned cananr, which wns •njr Piwrt <»m«« In York county. wish that all who have any up Kurope, Aula, horror room, to stifle her sobs, and obtain put especially work the perpetual trying was for rcpoee. to all own unimpeded by used to stulf an ortolan. The latter tainly make arraugumeuU procure of to would read this Ac., in his words: to ask the which were tention writing us, that broods over other lands.—E*gtnt power questions a boned which I have fault to the fresh bones Jt would not placed Inside of oriole, IHnftrroRD Bt niXKN* CARDS. Flower* ol nount and meadow, possible. "Went to Alexandria—crossed a por- not before they begin. Lairrtnet in Magazine. snrging in her heart. She could speak was u»ed to stuff a thrush, which thruib ln'1 with 700; be difficult to devise a machine that would buck Harper't we have some ideas tion of the desert on a camel'* to her. stuffed u boned lark. A boned was *o In the first place, great and ho was obliged leavo snipe UENTISTHY. V) the brceje* croaa and toM you, your cup* crack them Into the size of •tuffed of fragments a Utter —easier fbr a man to go thro' the eye with the lark, aud placed Inside are tiled with dew, on the subject of what business rjch Hmut U Trtml the Hair. and we should twice a robin, which was used to stuff a DBS. motion to the ocean large beans, get paid leave of a needle, that) for a camel to por- plover, DAVIS"* PATTEN. Matter* not though ugh* five ought to be, which we humbly beg paint «wr# Tf~m*4. and which the mid of the of St 1th€ Florida Kry$ latter bird filled a which of breath, —first through chickens, secondly our trait*—desert no a bet- Dr. Cazcnave, hospital quail, jour to submit to the common-*en»e of great shakes—get was then uliwed Inside of a The DENTISTS. are with the chill- some clear instruc- pigeon. Matter* not though you Ailing the character of the ter dfttert at an hotel dinner- Louis, Paris, gives BT MTlfl. K. C. AOASSIZ. a Utvlag loriaM a copartner i>>Ip aad Itted M|i through improved American pigeon filled the woodcock a death t Mends. woodcock, now aaooad |« aoao, with ail the oKoUrn i«- ing drop* of manure. tions on the management of the hair, llo the latter a to a throw sand In your eyes In the desert- of partridge, grouse, the grouse irt now to utriM U«U To begin, then: If you write lady Just outside the lower extremity pmTeiaenlt pnptrwl of and to I Ta»s a flne-tooth comb, at a pheasant, the a chicken, the • ItkttHl the UN of lftfr—4 OtUt (i« of Bird* long beauty, I charge you all make think It Is a thing. Went says: regular pheasant p»'0. by or to a an Immedi- you big Florida are a number of Island*— a £>her to III toeth la the no*! perfect and mUi wtth blame: the would think gentleman, requesting great chicken guinea fowl, which was Card cows.—One a blade Intervals every twenty-four hours, through placed teeth Irom oo« to aa entire to to Daniuscus tho main of a the a factory manner; Inaart thrill and fill me, ate answer, would it not bo advisable Damascus—bought the eastcrmost almost touching inside goo*e; goose filled tur- Though all hapieaa pa**lon* that kind-hearted nun, when he aces order to It from •K, tad warrant to be rqiul In all to any any made In Ohio. the hair in keep matting the a swan, the latter an os- ra*peeu *jum. Now, Ackron, while the western lie a little farther key. turkey ta«ie. Wi wo* Id ujr la thoee detirmf Dental you art ttill the them yonr p wO-otflc*) address? —humbug—blade land, how this Is to the cow, give or the hairs csre- which was used to ilutf a the wurk, u4 not wlehlnr erer jr om to haow whal ran borrow wrow that avail* grateftri operation to a fbr his eutangllng; separate trich, sheep, I for my nothing it is not an unoommon thing for us to get Went Jerusalem—hired jruide off. Uer ha*e bad dona, trial wa hart an be to a few moments so as to allow the a calf, the calf an the lat- operating From your lonely note, that ouly (peak* ol joy would willing ojtend never was fill ly and repeatedly, sheep antelope, ao room with a door lalo the kail this vital is board—a ffvuMioard— In of this of lMUicK leading who have fair- letters In which very point regular consequence pernllarity ter a pig, the pig a deer, the deer a bear, •o that oan •>«! without Ui that never tail*. daily in carding her. All air to them for several min- thejr p«a« biinc obli*e<l so bored in life—Jerusalem full of pass through the left between the hear a the Utter an the elk the root* <MUe omitted. my their deposition, space heifer, elk, paaa tkrooih puMic reception tried it And benefit from the u will serve the dou- *. Ol indifference of nature to the (act of human ly grfcat a utes; use brush that an ox, the ox a the latter Maura nroaa 7 A. X. I* I P. For A nas urcn second hand clothing stores—bought these Islands and the Florida coast, mark- hippopotamus, I Some men at the example: gentleman and was Denial Rooaaa 131 Main Hirafl, pain operation. laugh Idea, ble purpose of cleansing the scalp, an elephant. The olive then roasted to send u* a clever fragment of Solomon's Temple—enough ed on tin map aa mud flats. Is broad and Nearly opposite Or. Pallen'e tiratr ofloo. aad a F*ery grief that *eeki relief entreat* Hat her but in polut of fact, no cow can give the obliging enough quite the hair bulbs. Befbre In its envelope, which envelope was faw below tke Bl<tdeA>rd Uuato. Bidde- gently stimulating but almost door* hand in vain; Sheet of photographs which we should fragments of Solomon's Temple every open at tho western outlet, thrown away and the olive only was («ri, Ma best result* at the pail, unless this matter to bed, it will bo desirable to part a bin! forth iu not a river Visited the going R. M. A. FAtTKS, Not *peak* pa**ion, bo to If wc knew year to build Cincinnati. close towards the east.
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