The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-26
NEW p.uBLroATIoas.

Another Hoxs MAGAZINE for Noveu,bR d
on hand early yspseiai attractions 10 ne
next volume are offered.
The elegant LApr's Book for that dreares,
Of all the msnihs-Nevsmbsr-is rsseivsi-
Burnham, and Godey still 10 bound to keep
ahead Of oil competitors, =, ,v-.,
l The Magazines for NOVEMBER close the vol.
ume, and each holds out splendid attractions
for 1867 which can better be learned by con-
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the volume. Having been . reader OF this
publication fur--we do not like to say how
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HoURs AT HonS.-The November number Of
this excellent magazine VI religious and useful
literature, 10 published, and copies are for sale
at Locks,s. 6aco. II has good table Of cons
tents-and IL 6rst-rate reading to take home
Of . Saturday night
We have received from Burrhsw, the account
OF the great CONGREGATION 10 Portland by John
Neal, an interesting and coneise account oi
that great calamity. Thoss VIA. wish 10 pre-.
serve this record the like % which We hope no
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THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY, and Orr Youso
Folks for November sse received, and for sale
at Burnhsm's. They both have the beat Of eon-
tributors, the former. being IN sckno wlcdge,l
exponent Of the best American thought and
literature, while the latter h the best pubtiea-
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the publishers would aid to the general attrac.
tons Of the ATLANTIC IL they should introduce
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woopwlaps ARcHr,crpls, ,iandscspe gardening, and
rurai ART. New York, = ~. w. woedwad,i "a
This 10 the first number o. . permanent An.
for plans and Information In al departments
Ut Rural Art, and the want OF just suoh pub
location has long been felt, giving 20 the eoon.
mical builder all and precisely the information
that he requires. Our rural nelghbor Ends
that the old house or barn has been repaired
long enough !, II 10 not large enough NOR con-
venient, and he determines to build anew. He
must first get his plan. For this purpose he
pays ten dollars TO IAN architect to give him =
dei,n and rough drawing. or leaves the matter
In the hands Of q CONTRACTOR. which 10 almost
harm erected almost precisely like his neigh
bors. and even u convenience 10 consulted and
obtained, taste In the design u nowhere con-
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Was fly years ago, and ornament without cost
Is ignored. This 10 Mross. Building at the
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taste. We want designs that san DO employed
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and mostly Of low price description, aud Ia
the work before Us the architect has succeeded
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LIST, which Is now ready, hands omely illustrat.
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