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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
What ~ the lI0tire :?
vcR YOUR sAKE-FoR Ny sAxE

The motive by which VIC are animated makes
all the difference 10 the world as TO results. II
We are self-seeking-i. e., working for the graft.
hcAiion Of selfish ends-wc may be rewarded by
''incrr' alone. But TO 4 noble mind, tkaf would
he poor pay" II We engage in business pur.
suii, every way legitimate 10 the Cye OF the civil
law, but which must, from its very nature. bring
curses INSTEAD Of blessings on the community, Il
would he selfevident TO all that mans mo-
tive was purely selfish. II, on the other hand,
one engages Ia pursuit, no matter whether Il
be in law medicine, or divinity In agriculture,
commerce, or mechanism aud the motive which
animates the choice and the pursuit be fret 10 do
the world useful service, aud, secondly 10 gain
means 10 be used for the good Of mankind and
the glory OF God, n blessing will follow which
the selfish man knows not OF.
One may be aciuated BY mixed motives, namely,
oProvide Tor those dependent GU aim, aud 10
take an interest in betieriug the condition Of
soCieiy, the state, the nation, and the world. As
10 the most useful or the most suitable calliugs
each must judge for himself according 10 the best
light he possesses or can obtain. Il will be a
safe rule, however, Tor young lnen who have yet
TO choose life pursuit. 10 submit the question to
the Saviour. Anything lie would approve, be
u ever 90 simple or humble, may be safely done.
Bot anything on which We could not ask His
blessing, We may not do. II We think lie would
approve horse-racing, games Of chance, betting
gambling, lottery schemes the growing, selling,
or the using Of tobacco the manufacturing or
vending Of alcoholic liquors, etc. We may safely
do any or all. But Il We think lie would disap-
PTOcs one or all OF these, We had better not DO
thoss things We do not know q better standard
by whiHh 10 judge than this. AZ TO our aptitude,
or lack of u, for spccial callings, we may learn
from science and common sense. Nor should II
occupy Us half life time TO learn this Phrenology
reveals the facts In the case, and will serve 10
place each Of Us just where We belong. u the
selhsh propensities pFedominaie, and the moral
sediments are inactive, tho tendency will be
downward. But u there be both intellect and
godliness, the motives will be high and holy.
Those good spirits who can no, enjoy alone
blessings equally needed by all, ere missionaries
10 the true sense. They 20 about, with Christ
like spirit, imparting BY look, word, and act
heayeHly sunshine on all they meet. Have they
read good book they commend II 10 others
Have they experienced happy emotion they
communicate Il 10 their neighbos. In short,
good motives make one everywhere acceptable
and always welcome while the self.sceker is
Stunned. dreaded, despised. Let rs see to Il,
then, that what We do shall be done Ia accordance
With His will, and for the sake OF others, rather
than for any selfish ends.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
Hmsiefe "a Printing Office.

The composing room Of n printing Office Is
about as productive Of various questions and
elicit as much curiosity from visitors as any place
OF business We know OF.
The hrsi thing visitor does, Is to step up to
case where fingers are al work aud watch every
motion with perfect steadiastness looks into the
compOsiior's face 10 sec where his eyes are the
process looks mysterious, and questions follow
abont like this
''IIow do you know where to find the letters
Are they arranged In order How do yGG know
when the. ARE right side up ? What is the reason
That there is more type In some boxes than the
Others should think you would make mis-
inkrs you ough, TO have the boxes marked.
Dent !on get the wrong letters sometimes 7
Looking around he spies in a corner a lot Of
''someihinR' that calls forth; what are these -
0mposiior-"Quads."
viator-"whars Quads5'
Composiior explains.
Next finds the forms which another petson Is
distributing.
visi'or-'Tcatlng en- down, eh?"
ConiOsitor "Yts.n
Can you do that faster than yon can sci
What makes you wet the type7 (lsooking at TIE
fOrn,.) why, It's all up side down Is that
the way II always isP You can't read Il, can
you p
Next oes around the press and finds the roller
pats his fingers on II, aud gets them dyed shade
Or tao darker Than ihrir original color which he
wiITs on his pants. and then mistakes the lyr pot
for aairr suerteds 10 taking all the color out OF
them contrary TO his expectation, when the devil
indslstd In laugh and in turning around acci-
denially upset thr HiiLor, which made the devil
very indignant who throws the shooting stick at
him which causes lin to beat n hasiy retreat To
the composing r,om where he again roInmences
Whats that roller made of, India rubber -
Compositor-"No of glue aud molasses.r
visiior -'Oi mvlassrs should think Il would
mcli" !"
CunPosiior-'"Twill, when /, gets warm
enough
HE next TALL isupon the paper We, down. ready
for press.
vi,iiOt-"why, this payer is all we, po you
have 10 do that =
Compost iOT--"ies."
visitor-"What for %
Co'nPcsi'or explains and wishes he would dry
up.
lir looks around aud finds form Of ndyrrtisc-
henis laid aside. lie runs his finger over column
aud knocks a whole square Of II into confusion.
Comlus,or cross, and says, you've knocked
that into Ii
Visitor whistles, and goes ou, when composiior
ain, louking.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

5. CLEVELAND thanks his many friend.
IN the counties for the liberal patronage they
have bestowed on nn him since he has been in
business, and would respectfully ask % contin.
uance Of the same. lie thinks he can sell the
cheapest and most durable Gonls that can be
had IN tho city. lie has bought the largest lots
Of Csssin,ers and Dress Goods that has been in
the Store for year and intends selling thcul
nj prices 10 suit tho times.
We have q very hns assortment of Bleachcd
Muslns such as the wansutta. AndrOscoggin,
Hope and all the best wearing Muslins that
can be had heavy Brown Muslins suitable for
farmers, aud also finer fabrics "a suit any pur.
l'nsc; the Laurel ID. we sell very low; the best
assortment Of Calieoes that can be had any
where; I"laines and a beastiful assortment Of
sfRlA" GOODS remarkably lowj very iine
line OF l"ni Siufis. bought for casa and will be
sold ch'al' - il" same; pretty and neat styles
90 MeL. aud Boy. Wear cheap Stockings, ac.
Our VI hoiesa,e Department
Emhrar,. heavy ,i.-.k of Prints-such a. the
wn"suita. Arnold Maiiroy. spraguc. Amer
can aud lower inss..~ nl," of Blcached Mus
lins-such u. th" . coventry, ~ Boot. s ~
Golden Rule, James Steam Mills. { Ions.
dale. iAndrosroggin.i New York Mills. ~
Pcperal also Of Brown Muslins--such as the
IS Warren XX. - Warren G, ~ Oregon u.
Laurel ID. I Cohassctt aud lower makes /;
colored Cambries. Sattenetts, ,Icanes. Drills and
Crash. black and brown job Lots from Auc-
tion Of Black Alpacas. fne Black Cloth. MoEan.
biques. .Cottonades, whalebones. corscts Stock
ings. Thread. Spool Cotton, Shirt Bosoms. Pins.
Needles. Collars. Gloves, Shirts and Drawers.
suspcndcrs. Writing Paper. Envelopes. and
great variety too numerous to mention.
We have clerks who know their business aud
you will always find us willing TO show you
goods and give any information in our line.
1J~ Bundles will be conveyed to all Depot
Stations. Hotels or wherever those purchasing
may desiTc-frce of charge.
--ReneB,ber Ae yame and Nnlabcr--
+. II. CLEAVELAND a CO.,
loS y. Gay It. one door from FrontSt..
Baltimore, Nd.
Ec- Name on the windows and on the
signs on the awning at the sides Of the store.
April Is lsGg Nv.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

AS ExcrsE ron SxoKISc.-In the reign Of
James l., Of tobacco hating nor,oreiy, the boys
OF a school acquired the habit Of smoking, and
INDUCED in !, night and day, using the most in-
ecnious expedients 10 conceal the vice from their
master, ill one luckless evening, when the imps
were all huddled together round the Ere Of their
dormIory, Involving each other In vapors OF their
own creating 10 in burst the master aud stood
in awful dignity before them.
How now quO,h the dominic 10 the first lad !;
how dare you be smoking
Sir said the boy, I am subject to headaches,
and pipe takes of the pain
And you and you p inquired the pedagogue,
questioning every boy in bis turn.
One had a raging tooth, another collie, the
third cough-in short they all had something.
Now, sirrah," beloved the doctor TO the las,
boy, what disorder do you smoke for ?''
Alas all the excuses were exhausted but the
inierrogaied urchin, putting down his pipe, after
a farewell whiH, and looking up in his masters
face, said, in whining hypOcri,ical tone Sir,
smoke for corns =
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02
POETRY.
LIVES TO A SKELETON.

lfiny years ago the London Morniae CAreRicle pub
ished poem enttled "lnes 10 Skeleton" !" which On
cited much attention Every effort, even 10 the oass
ing ofa reward of any guineas, was vAlnoly made
discover the author Al that ever tFansIrcd was. tha
the poem, In IAr eeFkly hand vas that the poem.
fair, elcTkiy hand found near the skeleton Of
remarkable beauty o. form aud color, In the Mussum o
the Royal College Of Surgeons Llncoins Inn and tha
the curator of the Museum had then sent 70 Mr. Ferry
1.-The AoTaiHg chroaieis;
Behold this ruin Twas . skaIi,
Ones of ethereal spirit full
This narrow cell vas iifu'a retreat.
This space vas Thoughts mysterious seat;
What hcauteous vision hlied this SPOT.
what dreams of pleasure long forgot
Nor hore, nor Joy, nor love, nor fear,
Have len one tFace % record here.
Beneath this moldering canopy
Ones shone the bright and busy eye;
hut start not nt the dismal void n
" social love that eye empioyed--
with no lawless arc u cleaned,
but through the dew % kindaess beAme,l--
That eye shall h. forever bright,
When sun and stars arc sunk 10 nisht.
Within this hollow cavern hung
The ready, suit and tunefnl tongue.
lffaisehood's honey u dlsdainsd;
And when it could MT praise, vas chained
u fbold In virtues cause II spoke,
Yet gentle concord never broke.
This silent tongue shall plead for thee.
when time unveils eternity.
Say, did those fingers deive the mlnes
Or with its envied rublcs shinrf
To hcw the rock wear the gem
Can little noW avail Ca them
But u the page of truth thew sought.
OF comfort to the mourner brought,
These hands . richer merd shall claim
Than all that walt on wealth or fame
Avails u whether bsFr or shod
These feet the path ofduty trods
" from the halls of ease they led
70 s.-k aiIiietion humble shed:
u grandeurs guilty bribe they spnrned.
Aud home 20 virtues cot Trturned,
These feet with Angels wings shall vie.
And tread the palace Of the sky.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

As CxRoNASTic COuRTsniP. There is q story
cxiani about i've minutes courlship between q
thriving and busy merchant Of watering place
~ England and lady for whom, IN conjunction
wi'h a decreased friend, be- was trustee. The
lsi, ralitd NJ his counting house. and said that
hcr hnsinrss was about accepting an offer Of mar
riage she had received Now for the first time
acc1rrtd TO the Bristol merchant the idea Of this
h1ly estate In his own case. Marriage said
be-, lis;lcssly turning over some West India cor
respondcnce. "Well, ] suppose every body ought
TO marry, though such thing never occurred 10
me before. Have you given the gentleman an
affirmative answer NO" "Are your feelings
particularly engaged in the matter 90 mot par
ticularly.' "Well, then, madam, said he, turn
ing around on his ofice-stool, 'lf that be the
case. and if you could dispense with cOuriship
for which have no time, and think you could
be comfortable with me, am your humble SER
want io command" There were people Who
thought that the lady had a purpose in going
there, but II so she prudenily disguised IT, She
said she would consider the matter. The Bristol
merchant saw her out with the same GOODNESS as
i she was one Of his correspondents, and when
she was gone Eve minutes, was once more i'm
mnfed in letters and ledgcrs. A day or two af-
tel he bad communication from the lady accept
ing his offer, very considerably excusing him
from an elaborate couriship and leaving him 10
name the ''most convenient day" They were
married.
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HooPs.-Yes, madam, we admit Il. Tho sub.
lect, 40 you justly observe is one which man is
Incompetent 10 handle. lie has no right 10 med
die with II, though Il NEEDLES, now and then,
with him. 10 fact, this lmpeftineni little article
10 suggested BY the fact that II did meddle, some
what unpleasanily, with friend OF ours. The
way OF IL was this. AZ we were walking down
broadway few mornings ago, we ercouniercd-
o. rather should haSc encountered but for q
slight fdsr pas on his paft--a gentleman Of our
acquaintance. He endeavored 20 dodge a lady
OF immense artificial eircumfercnec for the pur-
pose OF shaking hands with us. The attempt was
. failure. by q sudden pendulum movement she
outhanked and enveloped him. Ills foot caught
IN one Of the rounds OF the magic circle. The
lady was solid, the steel strong, ihe gentleman
Tight weight" lie filtered Tor a moment In
the tolls, like lined bird, aud then succumbed
heavily for q man OF hls size aud on his face
We have beheld wrestling In most ofils varieties,
from the Cornish hug 70 the moro tasteful 'shoul-
der and elbow" but do not rccolect TO have sem
an individual more neatly thrown. Ills fair an
tagouist-she might have weighed seven score or,
by'r Lady, eight score pounds-stood 'unshaken
from within and from wlthoul'--no, not from
riiAom /; her hoop was partially wTecked-in
fact, rendered unsireet.worthy. We hoisicd our
friend, covered with bushes, from the sidewalk !;
be made The necessary apologies 10 The victor of
the eneounter, and Ne len him aud went on our
way phllosophixlng. II seems TO our uniulored
mind-ihoueh the lady looked darning. needles
a him that he was more sinned against than
slnning. May we, In this connection, suggest,
that u men wore dfty-ribbed cones Eve yards 10
circumference at the base, and ladies the male
costume, the latter would consider the former
abominable nuisances, 10 the Streets az places Of
public amusemtnt, IN theears aud siagcs-in fact
everywhere-abd would probably complain Of
them 10 the police, or Try 10 have them "prcsrn.
ted by the grand jury. As u IL, what shall We
aay, what con We say
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

"EyERYBoDy But Bon. A very little boy AZ
ter giving everybody good night kiss kneeled
down at bis mothers side TO say his evening
prayer. lie repeated 'Now lay me down 10
sleep" &c, and continued, God bless papa and
mamma, and make them good Christians God
bless little Jammie, aud make him q good boy. -
His mamma added, God bless every body"
Al this last sentence he was silent. His mother
rep aied !, n second and third tine when he rails.
ed his head, opened his beauiifal eyes and said !;
Everybody but Bob, mamma. Bob drowned
my cat to-day"
Are there not some older children who can pray
for everybody but Bob 20 Remember that the
Saviour has tanghi US to pray, Forgive US our
debts rs we forgive our debtors"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

FAtTu. An old lady was one night reading
that passage in the Bible which speaks Of the faith
that eau remove mountains. Now there was be-
hind her humble dwelling a high hill which hid
the nearest village from her view. She had Of
ten wished that this hill might be taken away,
80 before retiring she prayed that Il might be
moved, because she had faith that Il would be
done. but when shc arose In the morning abe
lifted the cariain, aud 10. the mountain was siil
there. Then the old lady said 10 her sou, "Just
as expected, John the old hill stands there
yet
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

fEbbo SETTING AZ EXAMPLE Among the two
millions Of people by whom Yeddo, In Japan, Is
inhabited. there is not bcggar In the streets,
not man unable TO read, not a poor, not
drunkard, not n rnliian. The woman are beau
iifu, the men are robust aud energetic, there is
no trouble about fashions, education is universal,
books are picniiiul, though there are no newspa-
pers life is simple and easy. marriage Is univer-
aal, and children 20 naked
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

Jso- In England, rich man died in the win
ter, and 400 Invitations were issued TO his ''inti
mate friends TO attend the funeral. Only 20
came, all Of whom signed their names In regis
ter. Eight days afcrw ards, these %, faithful
I'LL DEATH received letter TO call on the deceased
lawyer. They did so and each received, accord
ing 10 the will, $50 (Sl00l u a lady, and Coco
(l,OO0) II a gentleman. The testaior further d.
reetcd that the names Of ihosc who received his
bcqaesis. should he published 10 the journals, TO
punish those who had not put themselves out OF
their way 10 attend his funeral.
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q Is simple and strong.

isfr- We have adopted the Champion Cog
hheci WriageT, which is the the best in use an,
yet any other kind my be used.
Price Of Machine Recommendation
Price Of Champion wringcr.......... 900
Machine and Wringer combined. 33.00
Efs- Liberal discount 10 he Trade. Also. Tar
ritorial Rights for safe. March 81, '6s.-iy.
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THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER

THE MARYLAND
CANE STRIPPER AND TOPPER.
Idteatcd OctoJcr 10. IsG5
Price complete. as. send for Circulars.
THE CoNQUEROR
Grain, Seed and Guano Drill.
Price complete. SiGo.OO.
BiCKFORD 4 HUFFMAN.
Tube Grain Drill. $50; with Guano Attach
mcnt. sl2O. Tube do SIS; with Guano At.
tacbmcnt. $3.50. Tube do. 500 Grass Seed
Sowcr Extra, $40.
wAGoNER'S
Plain brill SIS. With Guano Attachment, Gum
Spring and Grass Seed Sowcr $Its.
GUAM 20.
4 No. | Peruvian Guano.
Coulsons Raw Bone Phosphate.
Woolsons Bone Phosphate.
Rhodes Phosphate,
Turner'S Excelsior,
Whiielocks Supcrphosphatr,
Moro Phillips Phosphate.
hone Dust
Tingley's Improved Churn.
Iaicafcf .iaga1 ~, 1868.
FOR CONVENIENCE. DURABILITY AND
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TT rs t'NSURiI NSED.
Also. general assortment Of
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comprising ,hc celebrated
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Straw Cutters, Corn Shelters,
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ro-for any of the above articles call on or
address, JOHN NJ. GRIFFITH a CO.,
40 y. Paca ST., Balto., Md.
Aug. 2i.-tS30.
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~ Affected young lady, seated, in a roeklng-
chair, reading the Bible, exelaims Mother,
here s grammatical crror In the Bible r. Mother,
lowering her sPerks, aud appruasiiinE iir rsadvr
IN very scrutluizing attitude, says, "kill u :
kii u lrs the very same thing that he has eat.
Ing the leaves and book.marks"
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

ParnnxT larosrER. The famous Jcmima
Wilkinson. Who, with number Of her followers,
bad axed her residence al the head Of Seneca lake
annoanced 10 them that on . certain day shs
eonld walk on the water. Hundreds collected on
them
"My dear friends, Il will be Of no use tor ma
70 attempt 10 perform this miracle, unless you
have iAlih. e.y, do you verify believe tha,
can perform itf'
.'csriainiy, ssFtaialy," answered = hundred
volces.
Very WE'LL Tephed the prudent imposler, ~
you believe u, that L enough-thsre Z no need
of ny doing u, and We wIli all ~ quietly aud
decenily 10 our homes
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Baltimore Advertisements.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL.
THE VICTOR!

For completeness Of adjustment, strength,
durability and working power, THE vIC'fOlI
CANE MILL has no equal. The nutcd roll l.
the important feature that regulates the feed
ing oi the mill. The ridges seize upon the cane
rs soon as presented, thus relieving the labor
50 often necessary 10 force the stalks 10 AN on
trance between smooth rolls, and at the sa,nc
time secures its direct passage % the discharge
roll. They also break the woody hbrc at short
intervals, aud thus rupturing the cells cause
,Ie more ready How Of the juice. wcalso have
horizontal mills, for horse, water and steam
power.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

Coon ADvicr. uc rsserved. says VIM. Penn.
but not sour grave but not formal; bold, but
not rash humble but not servile patient, bat no,
inseusiolei constant, but not obsiinaie cheerful,
but not light rather he sweri tempered than
familiar familiar rather than intimate. and In
tiu'ale with few and upon good grounds.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-05-02

I'nroDORE TiLrOS had just entered a hotel in
Western town, aud was going mp stairs, very
travel-siained, 20 change his toilet preparatory
10 leciuring, whrn he encountered on the second
ioor an over-dressed aud vulgar woman. "Are
you the porter p questioned the woman, laying
her hand upon Theodore's arm. ''No, madam,
was the quiet response, ''ar YOU the chamber.
maid 90
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THIS MACHINE

Not only sarcs hGlf tAe LaJor aud Soaj,. aud Ma,
and Tar, bH' makes Mc Clothes Hkitcr
MaH aHy other method of HaJiag.
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NEW BOWMT
United States Bounties.
State OF Maryland Bounties.

A 1t is confidently expected that both Con.
IA gress and the State Legislature will, nj
their present sessions, enact laws providing
BOUNTY fof those Soldiers and Sailors who
have never yet received any, Il is important
that those interested should have their claims
In the hands Of some one who will look 10 their
interests and see that their claims arc put up
ON file early and In due form for prompt pay
mcnt.
shall be glad 10 receive the papers Of any
such who desire 70 avail themselves Of my ex.
pericnce and facilities In the collection of all
just claims.
All papers will be promptly acknowledged,
and while in my hands will be kept In a Gre
and burglar proof vault, specially built for the
preservation OF the increasing number Of val.
liable papers In my possession.
WILLIAM D. HILL,
Attorney at Law,
n. 4. Cor. Fayette 81. Paul Sta, Baltic.
ApFil 4. lSfs.-lv.
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- While len men watch Tor changes. one
man makes chances while ten men wal, Tor
something 10 turn mp one turns somelhlnH up
% while ten fall, one succeeds and ls called .
man o. LUCK The lavorite Of fortune. There Il
no lsek like pluck.
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GEN NERALLY.


Are also engaged ia the manufacture aud sale
of this Washing Machine, which demon.
state. itself To- be the Bess ~ I've