The taste revived during the past few years, for Chrysanthemum growing, has been much fostered by the exhibitions of the Massachusetts, New York and Pennsylvania Horticultural Societies. We should be glad to aid and assist all of these bodies, but the Secretaries seldom call our attention to their meetings until after we go to press, when of course too late to make any note thereof.

Only now in the last moment has our attention been called to the meeting of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society which takes place on the 10th, nth, 12th and 13th of November. The schedule of premiums foots up several hundreds of dollars. A novel feature is a class for " subscription fund " premiums. Only those can compete here who deposit #20; and the 1st premium $100. We suppose if there be only one entry here the Society pays $80.

Hallock Son & Thorpe offer $10 for the best new seedling. If there is anything in a liberal and very varied schedule of premiums, there will be a grand exhibition on this occasion that it will be well worth any one's while to see.