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The following is copied from the weekly Re-
and edited by Mr.. James Hogan. The fact will
probably be considered by every one as pheno-
menon in nature. We confess, having no small
experience in the culture and economy OF trees,
that there is something in it tliat seems very IN
credible. and which would have staggered our
credulty, il not given to us, on unquesuonaoie
authority, as we conceive Mr.. Hogan's to be.


4 MOST SINGULAR CURIOSITY.


We have in our possession specimen OF apples from
The farm of Mr. George Andrews, Jr Of this county,
which grew upon limb OF an apple tree in his orchard
Iyirg loose in the branches and entirely unconnected
either with the trunk or its limbs II has not been dis


rbed since it was thrown there, but easily be moved