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An enthusiastic young sailor, extracts from whose journal are published in Barnstable paper, glowingly describes the island of Juan Fernandez, where Selkirk was so long mo march of all he surveyed.' He says it appears more like the garden of Eden, than any place he ever heard of. The valley is surrounded by hgh, steep, and craggy mountains, which forni noble contrast to the garden below, through whose openings thewind often comes, with|the violence of tornado and threaten