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THE GREAT LAKEs.-We presume very few persons aware othe vast extent nft these inland seas-covering as they do almost as large as the continent oi Europe.

 Professor Drake of Louisville visited them losl summer, and has made public the result of his obser val I0ns:

 The chain of lakes extends over nearly eight and half degrees oi latitude in breadth, and sixteen de grees of longitude in length. The extent of their surfaces IS estimated al 93,00O square miles; and the area of country drained by them is computed at 400 .O0O0 square miles. Their relative sizes are as