The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-04-25

;, satisfaction 10 know when they may re-
Tire 10 rest al night, that they have o.
milted nothing which they should have
I attended to, and that their business is
/ oqr behind hand. With this brief in.
reduction, we shsI proceed 10 sketch
an oulIne Of some of The things whjrh
should be attended 10. o.-.7mericQD Fur
mer,
Fences. If you have not already
avsIIcd yourself of cur last months ad-
monlon, delay no longer, but 20 forth
At once sud examine every panel Of
'eoce, gales and promptly have every
oecesSory repair made, as it is useless 70
Ipu) in crops unless you previously Sc.
cure them against the dpiedslIon Of
mSchievSus anma's.
Preparation I Gr0tnd and Tie
SsWing IF OatS- is an admjIed
tact that the earlier oats are got loio lhs
gr0und, Ike better chance there - "f
their filing and yielding wei. Whllt
It is difficult to fix day IN county
Hike ours on which 10 sow them, il IS
perfectly safe 10 say, that The ground
should be p.owed for The reception al
the seed as soon as The free. is ou( Of it
aud sufficiently relisved Of moisture 10
admit OF being well pIowed. l. Is not
necessary that one should wa urtiI hs
~ Irnuy ~ 60" "t" ~~--
contrary, it is far betlers that the ground
should be plowed long enough to sell
rIe, down and become compact before
he seed be committed 10 II.
Hauij0g out yo"r manure. If you
nave still to perform thIs duty, lose no
rme in going about it, and do oo' qai,
until your work is done, II is always
hes, to BE- ahead Of your work, aud IS
yecioIy such heavy jobs as 'his' should
you no, be prepared to spread ADD pIow
4, IN as hsuled ou', ccyc! each pile with
earth, and if you desire th't yolr ml
aure shall do you the greatest am0uht
Of service, before you remove II TO the
i.ld incorporate a bushri of plIser
with every 30 loads Of l,--h's will pre-
vent the escape OF the enrlching gases
N which IN, cora plants SO delight
o feed, and which gives al Imptious
o ,bet .lrsl comns up.
Corn and Corn Gr0uH4, AS the
ime has arrived in many parts OF our
.ountry for corn planting, an Ia few
weeks more il will be tine in all, We
,cg to call the attention OF our readers
u this important nat Of their duues.
W, take i! for granted that all who may
ave clay lands which they intended TO
ut in corn this spring, wrre provIdeot
.nough 10 plow them last winter. as
,ornug is more conductive TO success
n such soils with The corn crop, than
he Advantage to be derived from Their
4Xposure 10 The nflehce oil the aIterna
lon of lre.z ng aud lhawiog and early
.pring. While it dlSnlerosaes ms
more adhesive paris, It meIIows the soil
essec the toll OF working, and destroys
he embryo cut worms But 1t Is bn'
fair 10 remark, that this benefit TO The
eYture Of the soil, eau ooly be caiclii
ted upon where the precsuiIon was Ia
ken to pIow only when the ls"d was n
,roper condition; for if it may baye
baea a tuned when wet, the proo'oiIiy
Is; ,hs, i, will remain in clols dG ins
he en1re season, thus adding greatly 10
The tolls and expense Of cultivation, as
we'll as lessening the products oil Inc
crop.
Ii cny should have such grounds, IN
.onded for corn, which IS stII 70 be
oIowad. We would sdmonish them not
% blow il when i, may be either too wei
.r 100 dry, but 10 choose that go!dsn
,lae of 'between;ly, 'whenl it may DO
sasly reduced 10 state of polversm by
means of The roller and harrow, both OF
which should be freely used until the
desired end is attained.
Niich cOws--and C0sos in CdH--
Latthese receive daily allowances OF
nariciou, slops 10 addition 10 their tod
Ter.
T'arkiag Horsc,-Mn'es and Ore"
As the ume has come when you viii DC
calling upon .do5s generous, pauen' anl-
mals. 10 strain their every muscle Tor your
,dvanlags, let Bs urge it upon you rs an a''
ol Justice as we'll as for interest 70 nave
hem hberay supplied with to""' wan
cleaned and properly lodged. BY Sneh 'I-
,teased attention you vii! Increase 'he'r
physical ability 10 perform 'heir daily tolls
Nav, tina. is not aIl--you will find yon' re-
vaid in the plessurahIe feelings when The
consciousness Of having been kind 10 them
will impati. -, I'll
O,1Gouses sf all kinds should be well
cIean,pd and white washed
lhickeas.-Our experience teaches 'S