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Margaret Magruder how to raise mushroooms
by utilizing the water in which
they are washed and the peelings to
start a bed, featured are congenial
soil a crop will soon appear.
Forethought report good.
Eliza Brooke's first planting of New--
England beans is still bearing
while the Wax and other varieties have
borne and died long since.

The [question of a meeting when
chrysanthemums are in perfection was
dismissed for the present - and the
October will be held as usual

Exhibits
Cedar Lawn Tomatoes and Flowers
Brooke Grove Celery, Corn, Cucumbers, beets
potatoes and tomatoes.
Riverside, flowers.
Fair Hill, flowers.
Hermon, flowers and fine potatoes
all from one hill.
Rock Spring, cabbage, corn, beets, potatoes,
cymlings, onions, egg-plant,
lima-beans, wild goose, plums,
Japanese plums, apples,
and peaches.