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Oregon, though rather limited, are sufficiently au.
these and uniform to insure correct outline OF
its general features and advantages, resting in ev.
cry instance upon the testimony of personal OBJ.
servation. They will be found ample enough for
our present purpose.


I'd surface of Oregon is broken and mountain
Gus. 1t presents, however, many extensive val.
leys Of the finest soil in the world, and some wide
spreading plains. .capable'of being made exceeding
ly productive. 1t is not much moro billy than
some parts of New England, though its noun.
talns are on much more magnificent scale. This
diversified surface affords almost every variety OF
climate, from the mild and frostless Italian win
ters. where flowers bloom perennial, to the ever
lasting glaciers of its Alpine heights; and hence,
1t is suited to nearly every kind of Agricultural
production. Its streams are nnumera Bile, and SO
rapid as to afford the finest water power, unlimit-
ed in extent, and never failing, being supplied by
the melting SHOWS which hang upon the mountain
tops. An abundance of the most excellent tim
Der grows upon the borders of the prairies, along
the margins Of the rivers, and upon the sides of
the hills. Marble, granite, clay and eoal have
been found, and some of the common minerals.
Little is known, however, except of some parts of
its surface. Future explorations will develope its
hidden treasures, and active industry will fit them
for the use of that enterprising people who will,
at no distant day, rejoice in the occupation of its
fair and fertile expanse.


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