Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-12-03
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ne. There are many Ihiags that they can Learn; boz
TO the farmer reading Ear more nsor, n, as means
Of knowledge IN hts business To lac good Gasu,cr
4 man must oe reading ma, and thinking man, rs
well as FE'ctcd man. la t..is region f he com
". there are some good farmers, but they very few
~ number. We are afraid the majority OF them are
pretty wei! satisfied # they pat their seed AMI reap
'hctr harvest Ihrs. however. Is not enough There
always work 20 do o.. hrm-wotk that will n,
uschrl IA the Improvement of n firm and the in
crease CT c'mlnrts. The raising of grain and
bringing II To maskct is not The Gully way n man may
make moncy Let Us LOO, ranu,e At the duties OF
The hrmrr for 'hIs month. Dcccuibcr
Tie iaFmer should beeia this monTh with laying
"""'s ~"Fk Tor each week, and earh day in m week
~ 'hF "ommctccncnl Off. Iou have done using for
ms scss' y"nr Ioughs, harrows. hoes scy,hcs SICK
les cradles, &c. You should then look ,honi all ma.
they arc scattered abour wh,rh they should not be-
and alter repairing all such need IT, pot thea care
iuliy under cover An old she'd ,V,crc me snow and
ram viii beat IN ON them sroi suii ien-;hey should
ne pn' M perfectly dry place. and the kept through
"7'''ei aud unil they are wanted IA the spring In
is way h'y VAL last Eve times as long rs hen ex.
i"'cd All leather gearing oiled. all the WOO, work
cleared oimud aud dirt aud the iron should he creased
Attend early you have not already done - 10 hrsk
ns aud crbLiUg your corn, ,hrcshalr your uhcutSc.
All OF which sIsHld be- crbbcd in tight clean rlace
which Il Inaccessible rn;s lulc labor ~ an mai
such place and The sa,ns ia ole wear viii pny yo,
Wheat should rover be stacked AZ all Itsw worth IA,
more per Lushc If II is rhrcshyd out sooa alto, j, i.
harvested and iIe grain dried as ptacrcable-
Tins Is The secret Of making -four for the southern,
market that does not sour
This month should be partially devoted to trimming
the trees M your orchard. The dead limits aud the
surplus wood should be cleared away and the wounds
covered with clGy and fresh manure from the bnru
yard All your trees, particularly the young shuuld
have little lime covered with manure put aroln.
keeps oil the insects.
TIM IL the season alsu preparc not your viutcr
but your arssioo+ oi iirevopI aud coal Have yauT
Wool wei assodeG, cut the night l,nstk and ..eaily
piled. enough for the Whole year IL Viii sr,su,,,
make better fires, keep the women G,k ryn, s,oiu..
and will save you from being called TO hau! j, al l
Jros when YOU aud your Caas are busy in haryc.tp,
or planning. Particular attention should be maid =,
stock at this season. and here permit III TO remark thai
any other sork is better than horses Your covsvour
-h'"r aid YOUR hogs IRE les expensive Inn horses
and yieE more. loar CONS Will yield YOU ma. :,
!o'r sheep iher yearly fleece, your hogs their mear
but your horses Will yield you noiliug except when
theya wanted for labor Horses veIy often cal thc
heals oil IA a At tins season all p,-,t ,,,I
,houd he put up IA stall with just enough
opening 10 give IIcGa air when dcsi.ed 10 be L., an,
mic the yard every pleasant day. They sl.sad be- fee,
b ttl A A i,Ii, fI,..
They 90 mol eat their food Us well after th,v Inv.
ofcd'he" On II Tor TINE ~ hey do when II Is fresh
lie sails should have IghI flour a little sloaed-
They should be cleaned every morning and stray
should bc spread down for them to lay on They
sholId be sailed twice thrice a week with Lripc
spfinkl"d on The lay fodder. yoa have mo- b,r,
" "u'm stable, make ono by covering a shell Win
Oousha and 6Fushi hui by all meaI.s b, f,r hrn,,.,i
NY a"d your own interest give thcma .hclt,r
i"ur hurnyard can be made miae .l wealth Il,
Jou with iiIIle labor your stock will do their arr.
but you mss do yours Make your ard the size need
Ell, srTc II lizzie s!9pc,so Is 10 leave par of il DIX
bat have outlet Tor iae waller to run oil CRY
IA II SION much nlos.id Ium your woods or IA,
iure land Us yOu thnA will be s,lcrcnr; then when
you let Uul your stock carry out straw the refuse of
'"'' wy N'''S ~ dItu spread ~ v ell the
yard The cattle will some Of a. the balance "a M
he irOdden down, rot aud iurrrIsh manure
Your hogs "iil proIasly be nearly ready for mar.
he' 10y this iuc, "nd # you have prcscrScd system
IA ia'ienl"g them yOn Will lind your uccoun, in il
Hogs when intended for FORK should Lc put up IN O
pen where they can be kept warm The pen should
DO divided mis- Two paris One for a bed in wLic,
once week or two, throw a bundle of clean straw -
This apartment should be about one foot higher than
'he ohrr 10 be Kept dry In the other give them ther
iood IA trough nigh buI thai they can Dot their
feet IN a. The best anicsi feed hogs Ih that ure
being iutIened, Is cUrnmca made iuto a dough viii,
hot a,yft fss but ltIo trouble and less expensive
Ihsh fsHyund corn. The nature from this dcrar,.
meet ~ the frm Is considered more valuable IN pfo
POrlion 20 bc amount Of fod given has any oiher-
We shall rcs'rno tls subject again and hore 10 be
able To make SINE valuable suggestions 10 our far
mcrs.
We learn from gentleman who has just visited
Cincinnati that business there is unusually brisk ap-
pafcniy heller Than has been for years LOUIS, lille