, 1859-03-07

Jaeob Rata bought nj biz Sous, except Rsu.
oen, tae w. and larsest fsrm IN thas country,
e1d R9ts .osn everything to work than assidaa>
And Ill m rightly iAbrmed, there il bot ope
ot ths.n doing volt R.uben Busch hsd ina
nina enough to woek. On Monday moiuG
- "a1A get up 1t twelve o'clock. and thEss6
half Of tbs night 1T the week -
! think it il much batter to bring up our
children to indostriou1 and steady hahits, snd
give them . good common education. II we
s.nnet give than ona -dnffAE- Thar6 tg- he1nx
s1nestea in Jacksonville, Noe9.a Co., enough
1 child vhosei had il not right it snlJ injuries
- &o1a in dad lan&oA6es. Common Esa alish
education il the best, unless their hesds ~
right aud shsJ xiah 10 study prefe>aioa- ,=.,--
When you wake up do not roll over, but roll
~. 1t will give Jon time to ditch all your
sloughs, and break them up. and harrow them,
Of red clover seed WITH It 0ue buahel ii elov-
e with tan bushsls Of timothy il sufficient.
March il : good tins to DoW; but Aagust IL the
bast, it thers ars rains after that time. DO NOT
femsmhsr Of sTer failing having good sand.
When sowed my sssd il March, wish nothing
xish it: Il you do rot ne.d your
ofgood corn planted in April, It two feeds. fesd
iu the morning = few minutes altar tho sun
rises, the other feed long enough before night.
70 that they wilt got done eating before night
TT to not vazJ feeding ten minutes in tho time
Of feeding eseh Day, 4ats your fenee high,
ee sad sn s'9ns y % ss 81 T kssR }SoF e,.te e
bought cattle last fall, hAd sueh poor tenrss thAt
the cattle jumped into the corn field aud eatun-
til they were foundered 70 badly thar will not
get over it this season. besides destroying much
mora than they Ate. II You have hruah, mako
your lots there, and be SURE 70 keep pigs and
hogs from, the cattle; for if the corn IL clean
they will eat it much batter. Study your inter-
ests closely. md do not spend one.twsntieth
part Of your tine in electing Presidents, Sena-
tore, or other ANAL officers, and taking Of hard
times, while spending your time in town S4ttluR
on the storeboxes and whiting all tho satt
wood up, instssd OF leaving II 70 kindle 6Fes
with, 70 they can get to husineas.
O'Clock, and they will be compelled 10 rise early
By tho toree nf eircumataneea. Fay hAnd-if
he il = poor hand-al you promise hin if he
is good hand psy him little more; it will
encourage him to do stsll better. When / was
Younger. and employing great many hands, q
have worked over two hundred day. l made
il = universal rule al the time-to pay good
it brought me more intereat thap &ay money
ever handled k4tra pay il appreciated hJ
good young man, much. Always feed than u
we'll - you feed yourselves, for tho lahoring
men arc the bone and elpew OF tho world, and
ouRht 70 b. we'll treated. Al our wealth and
hns clothes come BY hard labor. EFen oRF
pianos, and al OUT MUSIC WHICH our glfis prl1e
10 highly como by hard 1sbor. Our beat girls,
if they would 70 to bed three hours earlier than
their usual time, and get up two hours sooner.
which wonld give them one hour more to aleep
shsn they now gst and when they did get up,
help got the b9sstfasi, gash thb dishes, and
sling The pots aFound-not 70 q ID oFer-stEsto
&hA& hnr - Vn0
handsome, and got bestsr husbands.
l an satisfied that getting up early, industry
and regular habits. are the best medicines ever
prescribed for health. Look at our general sur
1eYors. when f1rst running off the !and in tha
West, waduY in uate. from the thoo-mouth to
xaixs. At niShf mnfinu calcnlations Irenino
thsr mind srnnloyed. rere well and besrtr
Wills the hsnds emnloved in carving the chn;n
vhsn th.v stunned lad noth;ng e do III
dovn and did iite rottan ahre5 When d;d
ron cyer know of 9enar., IN tha nrmv that
raa = mn III. Hh.t Taa At his mat 1hen dntv
ca1ied for Il in oood health ! Ioof At oar
.a,d - ~ sAe ds' NV n"s' ~. @
hnr1T ostt;ns HARNESS. n,oxs and .lrnost avs.
-r4h;yn,as sf h.ios,;n1 ~ fbs;r hn.;ns,.Ahns,3,na
.ronnd eo;ng h mil eating a ns~t NJ = Io.d
# vood ~ . lin. .n1 not t;ne enouoh u hsni
III % 49, = - .;1,a thsv ~ NJ s4trsM.,1 IL hn..
r;.d ~ ~ - ~ ths;r . cor, r,:ntai ~
fhne CoAF at o1t {hn1
vnr,S r.. a-h;. .ho 5oata""
T. mouu s;e .Ae auu "ng .ue e1esuts ~ an1;
~ "aas ~ ~ ;1Mo..1.' =. ho.a ~.
- "v ~ ~ aa, e, n* ~ Vs. I = sua
u',n 70 n1ai eaoosu " ~ oos yeas mnea s u coaes
1a,ny' DAD Heataer. 20 you caanos PiouSn' cut ana
h, Icy, cleaning }out slaotes y A'42 9otAelA'nk
WHICH you "fnla pafe 70 s,op tne plouBa Ior' ano
Ax ID eooa "eataer. hahe your tfacks A4fns
yoar ience or gate 1has u on me hinges; or Heatn'
efooarding your barn wnen the Wlna mas blown
Away 8'dlng. o. patching tae roos Of your house
a. a. an edacatsd @tans Aonse ~ ~ AAaSoupn county,
L., aoo9e SE* H!!es eas1 o. Sattatll.g. naa
pousut 9l MN a. ot. LOUIS ~ u "u4t He ea''ed
- easaG, !ust A'5vuf Gaop4a ~ tlasel " ~
,aossaa Goahty ~ lnsltea n ne M W 81 a1me win
Mm, SAYING ne nad oeues iot oi cattle thete'
~ uy Meuuly Selses e'e lis4I' ou8 lures were
Put ~ MnAs 1au peen q i!aue oain unaer sMa1l
quaIu'y " haf aul hAely sEEe atRia- Al@o1t
an me reel5o! l4a{a,l8 vas on, hls barn, which
1aae IL Linz muea coloef IN me barn, owing
" lug naay olA'ts u alr 9nroug1 II. than II WIS
Guy III tno open ar; ny horse mad nothing to
eat, ana $1,000 trembling IKE b1!thazz1r. being
tender hearted man: tet truly sorry for ny
horse. With some difficulty got him plenty Of
Iced, and thsn vent back to THO housc mAch en~
cou1oKet- There Nus n4l4bes ot his nelghbors
the1e when ! went H. learned b. bad Geea
oofldng me season baio1e. and had not paid up
lari timcs. His hat Ieeis were m aaa;nst b;s IL.
manteI niece which VA fnll nj small hn1es. T
a:Ked h!n What made SO many holes IN his
viii his .6esls nrainst lis raantel niece. He
seemed to be diyerted to think I Vas Ia smarter.
and told me it vas hiz toot. heels that made the
holes. did not ike 10 be- accused Of heinz foot-
ISL or aIily before SO nany people. and to|d him
that thought If those t1acks that were on bis
mantc! piece we're Mealner9oasalne Ills lafn or