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as safe a. il had four walls and door to enter by
key left the Office when absent; which accommo-
daons AS far excel all c0peor as do those OF its gran
ite namesake fronting the Park Its name Is not
burlesoue IL stands upon point OF rock not so feet
from the wreck of the brig John Jacob Astor and by way
of designation first called the house oy the Astor,
or by As,or Point and that name which there fixed
by misfortune will remain while that landmark for
entering the hsrbor eudures and, |. will be known
Point long after that mighty house made by
handA IN pride TO perpeuste name, shall wiki its
founder have passed other keeping and under other
sOyernors--whcn death shall have removed hiu and
new owners in their pride remove his name, thst tne
places which knew It. shall know il no more forever
then and long after then will the wave-tossed inaiu
steer his bark Tor "Astor Point" without knowing OF
caring Of him whose name ii perpeiuates SO as II is
landmark that guides him 70 refuge from lE1 nc 't IL
= So is il with all even Bonapar'es wiii as ue
said ii would, be lest IN the veriex oi reyouuohs ms
It's longest endurance Will be with tue saiioi' IL ~ "D
ious lookout for st. Helena


By the descriptions of the country and the Old set
dement's. il is evidently better climate and has
much more arabic soil with good timber, than has
been generally supposed. At the settlements at lie
Anse. La Poin,e and Fond du Lac, which average
some $50 inhabitants, they produce every thing IN
agriculture they attempt. On many OF the rivers the
bottoms are represented as excelent-true, they
have deep SHOWS, but the cold is never extreme;
the changes are gradual. the climate healthy aud the
Sprng commencing about the tenth Of April, every
thing bursts forth in leaf and blossom in few days;
there are no miasmas or evers and the inhabitants
reach great average longevity.


Early preparations will be made by the Compa-
nes for the comfort of visitors for pleasure or bust
ness. There will be on Lake Superior two steam
craft, the Julia Palmer, steamboat-and lndepend-
ence, propeller with two sacraft, and there is not
a doubt that many will next year seek pleasure
among the grand and picturesque scenery. The
Lakes Mountains and Cataracts-the Fishing and
Agatehunting OF Lake Superior described in this
book The Geology and Mneralogy of the country
form most interesting study from their peculiarly,
and their description will afford some new ideas,
perhaps, opening very wide field for philosophical
speculation upon the Earth's existence and destiny,
the origin OF Copper veins, Volcanoes, Mountains,
Lakes &c