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AGRICULTURAL MEETING IN BosToS.-A meet
ing of this nature was held at the State House in that
City on Tuesday evening at which the Editors Of sew
eral we.known Agricultural journals, well as num-
ber of the most skiu farmers, &c OF Massachusetts,
present The principal subject the potato rot
which Mr.. Cole Editor Of the Cultvaor, ascribed to
favorable atmospheric influence which being filed with


species of fungus attacked the plant and not to sudden
changes from to dry. as is the popular opinion. Mr.
c. recommends lime, salt plaster and ashes as calculated
in some cases to abate the evil He recommends, also
to dig the plant early Diseased potatoes were found
by Mr. Gleason oMaryand TO cut hard and were thrown
away-by which means he prevented the disease from
spreading.