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SHEEP AND LAMBs.--Farmers here, gene rally, keep their bucks from the sheep in the fall, so as to bring the lambs in May Per haps sheep arc weaker ill April and May than at any season of the year. My sheep began to lamb this year in January, and from that to the last of February, and, notwithstanding the excessive cold, every lamb Is alive, and now cat as much hay, according to their size, as the sheep. very ltfle attention will have every lamb, and their extra value for the nutchef, E not the only advantage; they breed at year old, which May lambs seldom dc they are perfectly hardy. and not like spring lambs, pinched and stunted by the next winter. Cold will never hurt sheep or lambs that come in the winter, if kept from storms and out of the force of cold winds.

 klNNEBEe Go, ME., March 8, 1874.

 yNcao England Faymer.