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AN APPLE ofa peculiar appearance, was
sent to this office, says the Democratic Press.
on Saturday. One half of it had the appearance
of grecnish white or small pepin, and the 9TH
er was of the dark red Romantic, having a COM
pletc line of demarcation nearly round the CEN
tre of the apple II grew in Roxborough town
ship, Philadelphia county, in the orchard of Mr.
Perry Levering. Regarding it as too great a
natural curiosity to be kept private, we sent it
to Pea.e's Museum, where it may now be seen.