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Growth Of a Sycamore.-In the year 1871, Mr.
Joseph iladley brought from Hockanum sprou.
OF buttonball or sycamore, not so large as his hu
ger, and set it in the earth, near his house, where
it lived and Aourished. He cut it down on NE
18th inst. and found by measuring, that whatwss
only riding stick 45 years ago, was now aus.
"a feet high, and feet in diameter about foot
from the ground, where it was chopped off,