, 1859-03-07

as you cock it, If you are afraid It IL too gree1s
sprinkle Attic s< upon the stack. every two
or three cocks. The grsener it il tho mprs salt
it requires. 1ftheEe is NO appearance Of rain,
cock it up AZ soon Is il will do. Then If ron do
not stack it until the hext morning, thsrc ia no
need of trsadiog it. Do not Let 1t stand in tho
cock more than one mig ght until You stack it.
Take no pains in dressing your cocks; you can
cock il up rough aud stack 1t nearly as soon u
you cau cock il yell; think itis vefy poor pol
icy to cock hay and let it stand until the bottom
and all the outside il westher.besten. You
waste ARlf Of your hay aad it il still to be stack
ed. Put but one stack In place 4nd right in
the centre OF yonr cocka- 1t will enable you to
get it stacked q great deal sooner. Fence yeur
stacks we'll 10 that yonr stock cannot taste your
hay. In feeding out, DC net !ea7e h.y within
put Tho hay in = fresh place. ThsJ sst 1t much
better, and by taking pains you can manure
whole meadow. With feeding on your meadow
and treading in in thu winter, it improves the
meadow very Epufh. Ehsn tue nesry rains
come, and The frost j. going dat Of the ground
in the spring, take the stock oE.
think It Il not best to k9w more Whe2tfthan
double the smonnt yoa think Jon will want Tor
bread. II it should not be more than half crop
you will still have enough for bread Always SOW
your wheat in September. Whenever you get
your hay aud wheat stacked 60 over all your Zelda
and pull IN lshe Fe4.if b4fls. wa tne palance
time to pull Up tic sour dock i after the first rains
IN June; then it comes up easy. 1f'it should get
too hard to pull, get chisel made two and half
iuches broad, fifteen inches long, and thick enough
through 80 that man cannot bend or break It.
Get shank put TO it for man to put bis foot on
With bsade On i ts pS:f Pc i oFa H. 'ae side q
easier than 10 pull them when they get old and
burn them when the seed gets ripe.
Ii you have old land pow it up ten or twelve
inches deep in the fall or fore part Of winter Tou
will fnd you will rase almost double the quantity
Of corn with less work than BY pls"lns SHALLOW
in the spring. 4lise it best 70 cqt and SCI up my
corn sixteen hills s4uare. When you commence
your shock throw the first load On the ground,
Then c1oss it. It stands up much better than to
lie hills together, while even the blade Is not
blown away 1t is good time to cut corn. There
Is great deal Of corn spoiled BY cutting it when
too green. You had better cut It when the blade
i all blown, and psrfscly dry to feed fat catte,
il you want g make money by feeding steer,
commence feeding On the 1st October. Let your
cattle remain on The pasture and do not give them
more than six quarts once q day. After feeding
per day If your cattle are large. Feed At the
same time Of day as neat as possible. If you
want to get them fat soon, BY the first Of NoEem.
ber, give shem five quarts twice day; by the
10th November give them six quarts twice day.
Increase very slowly, but never give them their
full feed 4ntl cold weather II that should not be
until January. ] expect good grass until cold
weather. Do not put than in lot ultil cold
weather. Your cattle wtl! be much healthier than
it in lot, aud take much less corn. By the latter
end Of January or the first part Of February begin
10 feed SO that they will have beds OF corn
and fodder to lay Cd, If corn Is cheap and you
want to get cash without grazing them-
Have hogs enaugh to eat up oil tue waste carn.
If you feed heavy haye half as many stock cattle
as fat cattle TO follow II you eau, get catt'e to
follow coming four years old. L you can get
nut as many more in their place. Remember to
commence with them 50 as not to founder them.
Do not get to fu1i feed under tan days OF two
weeks. They will be good for the Juue market.
Whenever you can get price sufficient to make
whenever hays anything to tell, aud can get .
reasonable profit, Il to sell anything have to
spare. Do not sell on credit unless you are sure
Of getting your money.
Wheat wastes very much unlass 1t Is well stack
ed-laying out OF your money, paying interest
and cash aud losing credit think II i better TO
te any thing you havs to sell than to let the OIL
Ihare mol, for many years, lot my stock
horses in stable. Let them run out slt winter.
Give them nothing but hay. when there il snow
on tho ground. l hare blue grass pasture,
w&tsr, aud brush in it do not wesp : colt
put my stallion with the masss, never catch the
horne to put to the mares, but turn them toge-
ther to lot them do ~ they plsA1e- There il no
doubt but the mothers Of tbs Joung colts wean
them n our mothers Wean ua- Coms to ny
place and you will see several young cola run.
ming with their mothers, and the young sucking
colt1 fat, l wintered rising seventy head Of
stock horses last winter without any grain Of
any description. They all did not cat exceed
,ug six tons Of hay during the winter, and l an
dong tho same way thus wiuter. aold few
days ago pair Of brown bay colts three ysass
old past for three hundred and fly dollars With
ten per cent Inherent from dats until paid, With
good security. The eolts were not mors than
half broken. / sold the sans day \ auy
three years old for one hundred and thirty dol
lkrs getting nnore than half cAah and ten per
cent interest until &he balance IL paid- The
sauns aay eold fly four years old. not broke,
gold.
rsiss fvS colts large enough to use, ehe4per
than ons ateer. The trouble with the colta il
that you cannot sell . lot of colts together for
the cash u you can steeFA. Raise horses, steers,
hogs, aud babies, if you feel Like It. It IL bet.
ter TO raise hogs than dogs
posatoes and gather your apples before ,hey
frsexe- Than tall 70 making raila and rssetting
your feaoe. think it pays we'll to rsss4 your
fence ones in every tuur or fve ys&rh Asks .
good fenee sufficient 10 save your crops- Stake
and rider il. 10 double rider 1t il for the best,
It keeps it from blowing down and keeps you
and Jour neighbora On good terms By having \
good fsnce think BY This TINA you csa kesp
sway from town tan wssks without ovssstzain-
ing yourse}E
If Jon have to 90, do not go on Saturday, for
every tidiug, i1dolent pssson Ia there to hindsr
you from attending TO your husineaE. Whsn-
ever you snse1 tho door, aak for what you want,
Rat it all and then 70 home to yonf wife and