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  2. HORTICULTURE.

    EDIBLE BEANS.—One great peculiarity with our horticulturists is their proneness in clinging to old association. We are not prepared to dispute the fact that, in nine cases out of ten, these old-fashioned proclivities are preferable, but there ...

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  3. IMPOUNDINGS.

    ASHTON—BAY mare, both front and near hind feet white, [?], H over JT near shoulder, [?] over [?] over H near thigh, unbroken, aged, [?] hands. Bay mare, collar-marked, JC over cross near shoulder, I over N off shoulder (I and N like writing capitals), [?] ...

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  4. BOTANIC TEACHINGS.

    THE Droserace[?], always glittering in dew, as the name implies, are dispersed through all altitudes up to eternal snow, and through all latitudes from the polar to the equinoctial regions. The attention of a playful child is ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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