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How CAME IT THERE THE ST. Louis
New Era of the 2sth u., states ,ha, piece
of cedar has been exhibited to the editor, the
history of which is as follows: Lu digging a
well a. Bunker Hill, Illinois, at the distance
of 53 feet below the surface, they came to a
cedar hog, embedded in the earth, and extend
ing across the well. 1t was cut off-was
found to be six inches through-and in a
good state of preservation. The town of
Bunker Hill is situated in the middle Of a
large and level prairie-aud the gentleman
who has it ia his possession, aud who is bit
of a yankee, sswants to know how that log of
cedar got down there?'


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