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Curiou$ Fact in .Natural History.
workmen felled large oak in Southwick,
recently, and on cutting it into logs. came
upon cavity in the trunk near the lower
limbs, from which ran out as was judged a
bout one hundred gallons Of water. The
part containing the water was perfectly
sound, above, below aud around, and the
topmost branches were green ADD thrifty
As we have never heard of a similar crcum-
stance, we refer it to the specuaticns OF the
naturalist. -IPesftM Reg,