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The Trades aud PROFESSIONS.

Stephen Girap aid that II ever h. had chil-
drrn h. would make each VI them. no matter
~hat wealth The, hal IN prospect learn \ trade
lu doing 20 he argued that ia ctss Of the loss OF
al their worldly possessions. they s,ill had indie
irnhrnce With their own tight arms the, could
earn their bread IT, day irw paf~uis compare
iir-ly entertain III" 4,inc seniiin.uis NJ the old
millionaire The drsir. Is hesoming more general
year after year ,U have the sous of all weiio-do
ciizrns enter the I.ioirssinns. aud no Effort u
made 10 conceal certain air Oi superiority OF
the one over the other. We cannot but deeply
regret the existence OF this foolish, caussless
VANITY. which his n0 basis in r,ason OF fact 10
has grown 80 be- fashionable TO affect a contempt
for the talk Of the dignity Of labor. aud TO pre-.
tend that the d., iOr saying such things is past,
oF ca: sr=ss.rs! Sos stump orators Who seek 40
office But there Is no poetry, no fancy sketch
ia nscribing dignity To laiOr, aud the feeling
which scouts at il is the emptcsi creation OF
wOuldbe fespcctabiliiy.
u any father hot possessed of vast wealth wIli
quietly look into the condition OF The future
which spreads before his sou in case be adopts =
profession and IN case he learns a trade he cnn-
not but agree that great mistake is being made
10 continually adding 10 the ranks Of the pro
fessiOns. u a young man-such one, for In
stance, as enters an attorneys Office, or goes ~
a clerk, or attends lectures on medieiue-were
10 put his hand TO some trade new life would
be opened TO him As soon as the boy has mas.
tered his trade-and IL will not take him long
he will commence 10 receive the return, which
will enable him 20 lay aside small SUN annually,
until be will wake up some day with asionish.
meni, and find that his hundreds have grown to
be thousands, and he Is the possessor Of his own
house, with q neat balance in the bank. Before
him lies At the outset a certain road 10 indepen-
denee and comfort lie is by skill and industry
an economical aud rising man
What Is the practice, on the other hand, OF
those who seek TO make a livelihood in the pro-
fessions DO they at once acquire independence
DO they see the immediate fruits Of their labors
No. Years Of preparation are necessary, even 10
the applicant for honors possesses the requisite
abilIty-a possession Of which about one in ten
can boast. let him exert himself as he will he
has no assurance Of triumph. His success, 20 q
great extent, does not so much depend on himself
as IL does on his friends. Success may possibly
attend him in the end but that only ifhe possesses
the rare qualities which are required 10 the pio
frssion he has chosen. Thus while the Young
iradesman has been earning his support aud lay.
Ing by, the professional man, after years Of bat
tling, Is just at the outset 0f his career. The
profession Is overcrowded already, with hardly
chance. The trades call for skilled laborers
Let the jury now act wisely, lay aside absurd no.
tions OF respectabiiiy, and be respectable by be-
ing honest industrious and, above all, indepen.
dent
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NKw EaA N TnE AnT ~ hRlDGE BrnnlSa "A
new invention patented by Messrs iisronl A
Merrill, aud nov owned rs the Solid Lesser
Bridge Company, No. &Gcongress street Boston,
promises 20 wholly FcyoluiiOhizs the hasnrss Of
bridge building aud constitute a aew era IN this
branch of architecture. u muf, Ice the meams Vt
saving millions upon millions of dollars To tha
eonnlfy. The company claim sIH.ciaf advantage
over all Of the known methods Of bride hnilhing.
as being the cheapest. most simple aud coaveuieal
Of construction, as Il rcluirvs M pirrs, and may
he built Of such material as an ordinary caFpss-
ter OF blacksmith eau furnish aud may h. ihrsun
over ravlnes or streams In all seasons flhe ysaF
without regard 10 the depth of Width of slah. la
great strength from the peculiar disifibulion ui
is component paris, which makes hem act ~
the gFcatrsi nlechanieal ads Hntage has brrn tes-
ted, aud all experiments have shown Il sA,shle
Of resisting strain far beyond anything lh.t
could practically occur.
The iron bridge built on the samr pFiHglph %
eutiFely FREE VI strain from unequal expansion.
being formed eniirrly u wrought iIUa aud u
built by projection like the wooslsn bridge, asd
Is very light and cheap, and ul great slreuplA
II makes Che bet Railroad hfidgr known. asa
can be easily duplicated in parts The asehlssc.
iural beauty Of tbs bridge when rompls,s is IN
sxcerilenshls
The company havea, their olice uoasls Of this
new bridge from i've 10 Twenty-Five ieci spaa
tine ofshese palenl bridges hal heen bailt " he
city Of Boston over Oliver street, Fort Hill, ~
lsol eighty leel span which has Fsceised he
casnmsadaiion Of all snainseIs who have enamiu,
Cd u
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PAGER In the world, have or had "four white tee,
and one white nose
so much for "old saws"


aHoniKG AND 0ExERAL MANAGEMENT.
The proper shooting Of horses is a matter OF
great importance In all cases but IN lhose Of
dellcale-hoofsd, high-blooded lroliers Il becomes
Vital question both for speed and comfort. Mr.
Bonner is 90 particular about the manner In
which his hoFsrs are sh0d that he always super.
intends the operation himself, Remaining In the
shop during the fitting aud mailing Of the shocs,
both Of which details, be- not ONLY directs hut
even assists Ia, personally.
As the perfect ilalness of the shoe u necessary
10 even aud comfortable stepping, Mr. Bonucr
has procured a smooth aud Hat block Uf marble,
upon WHOSE surface be- places every shoe before u
u nailed TO the horses hoof aud u the iron does
not lie plump on the stone II Is hammered aud
filed until thoroughly level surface Is obtained.
lie has also theory about fastening the shoe.
lie makes the smith hammer the nails alternately
on each side. stroke for stroke nail by nail lett
and right, that the Tightening Of the shoe iu
the EOof u gradual aud equal On 10th sidrd lie
also be. the shanks ~ the sliUr stretched very
little wider than the hoOf aud 10y his s,sirin ~
driving the nails the io0i u brought out To ih-
shoe, and the frog and herl arr expanded In ihr
operation The rrsult |. highly conductive ~
the soundness aud toug hHess Of the h0,f aud tlr
freedom sud hrmness Of step in the animal
Mr Bonners horses are driven solely rs him.
sr'f. occasionally q trusted msn drives one ~ .
span undrt NJ B0nurrs eye, bu, lee never al.
lows his grOoms 10 take his horses out Tot rArr.
ciss into the public streets or roads. uuess hr Is
prrsrni hiInsrn The only exercise they have,
besides that which Mr Bonner gives them IN his
regular daily drivrs. is the mOnUiOnOus walk
around. As the MINISTRIES would rail- II. on the
stable path, under the boy before mentioned.
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The Bcicifched Terrier.
~ jOHS erirl.

~ JUN will
sam johnson was a cullud man.
Who lived down By the sea:
Tie owned = rat tan terrier
That stood bout one 10 thUe
Aud the way that ereAiur ehawed up rats
Was goEjas for 70 SEE.
the day the dog vas siamberin
Behind the kitehen slsve.
When suddenly a wicked asA-
An ugly little cove
Commenced upon his falthfui barL
with many Jumps to rove.
Then up arose that terrier.
With frenzy In his eye,
Aud wai,in' only long enough
TO maie touclin' cry,
Commenced 10 twist hisself around
Mos, wonderfully spry.
Hat al In vain. hi. shape vas sach 80
So awful short and fat
That though he donbled up hisseif-
And strained hisself al that,
Ills mouth vas halt an Inch away.
Fron Whsrc the nra vas at
That iors set up an asfal hoWI.
And twisted like an eel
Uniting cries of misery
~ every nip he'd fcsl,
aud iumhlln down and iumpin' up.
And tuFnin liss wheel
fut stitl that most sHdariuus nsa
Kept up constant chAw,
Iust NheFv b. oouisln' h. seratehed out
- any reach ofpau,
And always half an inch h-y"Dd
llis vieiim's snappinE jaw
sam John,on heard the noise. sud cams
To save his auimiir
Hut when b. scrn the efrtuF sIin-
4 barktn at the uhiis
ii- dreaded hy drffobia.
Aud then lspan a. nle
The i,upi. mad .aough saVs he.
And iuszin in hi. a.
ite gat- thr f~rhid tstrisf
pair sf AZ fii cfaks.
That stretched him aut ulan the ns.T
n dad A. carIHt tack
s0Ett.
rak- waning l', thi. tsfri.l
Nov tuInrd a. .as.idse m%At
And When n,isfpftnn-'s Hra saail ssnlr
lon year back o. -at.
newarc, OF !ou may die i.,aus~
fou can't make hath ends meet
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NEW 8OU NJ U les.
United States Bounties.
State of Maryland Bountics.

A II is confidently expected that both ton
"A grsss and the State Legislature will. a.
their present sessions. enact laws providing
BOUNTY for those Soldiers and Sailors WIN
have never yet received any. II is important
that those interested should have their claims
IA the hands "f some one who will look to their
interests and see that their claims are put up
ON CT" carly anl m due form for prompt pay
ment.
shall be glad io receive the papers Of any
such who desire g. avail themselves Of my ex-
pcricnce and facilities in the collection of all
just claims.
All papers will be promptly acknowledged,
and while in my hands will bc kept in q FIRE
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.
v. T.. Cor. Fayctte 4 81. Paul sts.. BALTIC.
April g. ls6S.-Iy.
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MEMORY.

4 subtitle train of purest thought;
A wOndrous, Arm, mysterious band,
The ethereal cord BY nature wrought
A vievlesa thread; . mystic wand
Magician In the brain confined,
To make past present 10 the mind
The chaTmer waves his magic rod
Llfe's lenEthened way is but span
The thoFnsy path In torture trod,
Seems paradise on earth began.
Illusion sweet past Voc u ned
The years are hlled With bliss instead
The vision grows. Excitement warns
The frozen chambers of the heart.
iiefoFe the sense PASS sainted FERNS,
And of the present are part.
The dust is walked from the dark tetlh.
The spirit called from It's heavenly humr
bright Memory falls - years increase.
Does death destroy this power divine
Ohlivion make the past 20 ceasef
The soul no bliss In old-timc nnds
Memory expands forevermorr,
And ne 'cr foFgets aught gone before.
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All letters promptly answered.
Garfield, Bros. a. CO.,
.ss B,LrixoRE STREET.

sea BiiTihOki STREET.
CORNER OF CHARLES. BALTIMORE. Mp..
ma I'E / FINE STOCK OF--
Gold Watches for Ladies aud Gen tlemrn.
Silver Hunting Case Watches of all kind.
Gold Chatelain Vest aud Guard Chains.
Diamond Earrings. Pins, Bracelets a Ring-.
Rich suits of Jewclry oi new styles.
Bracelets, Necklace. Earrings aud Pins oi
great variety.
Pearl, CaTbunclc. Seal and other Rings.
Silver Spoons. Forks. Ladies'. Butter Knives.
Ac., 4c.
Silver Pitchers. Goblcts. Cups, salts. 4c.
Fancy Silver Goods of new styles.
Plated Tea and Coffee sets of late patterns.
Castors. Baskets, lee Pitchers aud Cups,
Plated or Alsbata Forks aud Spoons of best
quality.
Table and Pocket Cutlery. sciss"rs Razors.
Watches carefully repaired.
Fans, Opera Glasses. Portmonai".: bcautiful
Paris Gilt and Porcelain Vases beautiful Par
is Card Receivers and other articles Prouts
Hair and Tooth brushes Fine Marble aud
Bronzed Paris Clocks; Bronzrd Figures nnL
Ornament.
G. MILITARY GOODS. -
Swords aud Belts for Army and Navy, Sash
es, Spurs. Buttons, Lace. Cord. Navy Lace.
Caps, Stars and Embroideries. Army Embroi-
dcries Of all kinds. Chevrons. Bindings, Cloth,
&c. Field Glasses. Pistols aud Cartridges.
March es. IS6s.-iy.
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GATES or ADTERTISING.

COLLAR
nArhc ualon has the largest circulation of any pa.
sT ln the County-a fact worthy the attention of Ad
tsffisers. ! Address,
LONGNgCKERs A CONNER. Prsllswrns,
Towsontouu, baltimore Co, Nd.
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Miscellaneous.
9 A = u A II rs
CELEBRATED
HORSE & CATTLE POWDER.
A Certain Preventative
tfor all Diseases Incident 60 the Horse
aud Cattle.
Miscellaneous.


For all Diseases Incident 60 the Horse
and Cattle.
VHNliIS Powder has been used many years on
II the largest Diaries In Holland aud Switzer
land with the greatest success aud 10 highly r..
commended by the most skillful Veterinarians
in Lung Fever aud all diseases incident to the
liorse aud Cattle. Having been tried ia many
cases with the best result. we feel u our duty
10 draw the attention Of Farmers and the pub
lie In general 10 this Powder. and we are con.
WINGED that the use of II will prevent diseases,
thereby saving the Farmer from great less.
REFEREHCES
q. II. Michael, Baltimore county Jno. smith
Jr.. Pikesvillc; Richard Price, supt Stable. OF
the baltimore City Passenger Railway Edw
O'Neil, Alex. Riddle. Holiday 4 SON. flori-ls {;
NJ. Corling. Cattle Dealer. and many others.
ccrf,aoatc qJ john Dcrcss
MEssRs. CHAs. a Wv. CAsrAEI IL have been
using your Horse aud Cattle Powders ~ a pre-
ventative against disease. for five months past.
and prefer them iO any that have used. Ny
cattle seem H. likr them. and their appetite,
improves from the use oi them. When my ~,
tie has" had coughs. found them Of bcnrGt.
rerommcnd them ~ superior 10 iny opinion.
I" any nov b"i'rc the public: -
SudhFaok Farm. near Pikc.vill". Md.
MIs.n>. o. 4 Wv. GASrAnt t.- have been
using you "wicrs fpr Horse aud Cattle. up.
on the hnl .,s under NY charge anI have found
them sup"rior to amy that have ever met with.
They give the horses good apprtit"s aud keeps
them ia hHr condition. as any one may see.
VII" will take the trouble 4" l,snk at one of the
"olyr Dairy horses.
JAMES TAYLOR. Ir..
Foreman Olive Dairy. BaitiIn"r".
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ITCH ITCH!

ITCH ITCH! ITCH
CEASE YOUR SCRATCHING!
GET A BOTTLE OF MiTCHELL's ITCH
Os0LUTI0N. This is the only remedy now
extant warranted to cure this Irritating and
annoying disease. II will cure Itch. Ring.
Worm. Poisoned Flesh. letter. aud other cuta.
neous Diseases.
This Solution is destitute Of grease. Il con.
tains neither Sulphur nor Red Precipitatc. and
s free from all offensive odors.
All communications 10 be directed to r. D..
MITCHELL, Butler Post Office, Baltimore co.
Communications strictly private. The Solution
can be sent per mail without extra charge
Send q postage stamp for return answer. Price
81 per bottle. or six bottles for S5. A liberal
discount TO the trade. For sale by my Agents.
u. Willis, Towsontown. II. J.. Thomas. War.
rem, Mrs. Iiinklc, Hartford Turnpike. Mr. Glib
sou, Druidville.
Dec. 2s.-sm.
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GOLDlER aud SAILORS, enlisted or drafted.
Oand mustered into the U. =. Service after
May ID. lsG5, aud credited to Maryland. are
entitled 10 $500 state Bounty.
ADDITIONAL u. S. BOUNTY.
Soldiers Of 1861, 2, 3, I, who have received
not more than Sloo. are entitled 10 an addition
al $I0o.
Widows aud heirs of soldiers, also soldiers
who have lost their Discharges, are entitled.
PERSONS who FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES
between April and Dee. Is, 1864. will also be
entitled Ia Bounty from the state of Maryland.
Diseharyes Of Noiders Of 1851. 2. .. !. nantcd
OWNERS or ENLISTED SLAVES
Aud heirs Of deceased Soldiers may obtain val
liable Information free of charge at our Office.
|. We make liberal adavnccs. .r"llect proinp ,
aud IL desired will cash claims ior state Bounty
at sight.
All letters promptly answered.
u. s. Bounty. Pensions. Back Pay. Prixe Nh
ney. 4r.. for Soldiers and : il"rs promptly col
lccte,l.
1's-Cut this advertisement out and bring il
with YOU. ar communicate by letter.
THOMAS TtMMONs 90.
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GEORGE sTEIBER,
Boot and Shoe Maker
rowsONrOway, ND.
III

Ii EREBi informs the citizens Of Towson-
IL town and vicinity. that he still contin.
ucs the Boo; aud Shoe business at his establish
ment ia Towsontown, at the corner Of the York
and Ioppa roads, where he will be pleased, as
heretofore. Ia see all his friends and customers.
keep constantly On hand varied assort-
nent Of Boots. Shoes. GaitcTs. 1r., for either
Ladies. Gentlemen or Children, an o. my 0ua
MdHI(aetHre. which will be found rs durable,
aud cheaper than can be purchased in the city
Of Baltimore.
return my thanks for the very liberal pa.
tronage have heretofore received, and I will
endeayor, by attention 10 business, and mOdeT-
ate charges, I" merit a continuance OF the same.
GEORGE STEIBER
..uua t.G
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CToDpARp's iNFALLIBLE
y BLOOD PURIFIERS
TO CURE
Chronic and .icHfe Dise0seS


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fs- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE. az
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The great misfortune with the preparation has
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eH-Price $l.0O per bottle or six bottles for
$500. For sale by all druggists.
e0~PREFARED nv
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No. % South Bond ST, Baltimore.
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Miscellaneous.
MARYLAND. BOUNTY
TO SOLDIERS AND SAILORS !
Army and Navy Agency,
THOMAS TIMMoNs 4 CO..

No. 10 SoHa 81. Orsr Ga, 90. 0SSee. BaitimOr,
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PERSONS who FURNISHED SUBSTITUTES
between April ! and Dee. Is, 1864. will also be
entitled In Bounty from the State of Maryland.
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|. We make liberal adavnccs. .c"llect promptly
aud IL desired will cash claims i"r state lionni,
at sight.
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OWNERS OF ENLISTED SLAVE.

Discharges Of >Oiaier' Of 1851. 2. .. !. Matted.
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Widows aud heirs Of soldiers, also soldiers
who have lost their Discharges, are entitled.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-12-04
The Great New York Agricultural, Horti-
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THE RURAL AMERICAN,

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Lois Stiles'sEstate.

STATE OF VERMONT, Inprohate court. held at tie
Caledonia District Probate ONCE. in St johns
buIy,in said Obstruction the 2lst day Of Nov D. 1865.
Abel Wiley. administrator of tho estate OF Lois
Stiles late of st. JOhnsbury, in said district de-
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Animation and allowance, and makes application fDr Il
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hereupOn II Is ordered by said court,
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decree made. By the Court, Attest.
S5-3T ASA l.. FRENCH Judge OF Probate.
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