, 1874-07-12

a Legend of Onondaga Lake.

a Legend of Onondaga Lake.
OF the beautiful chain OF losser lakes witt
which the central portion Of the State OF New
York is go richly ornamented mons, perhaps viii
be found OF moro interest to the intelligent tour
ist than that
LOVELY SHEET or WATER
whose name has just been presented to the
reader. In e1taut, indeed. it is much inferior
to its sisters Of Oneida, seneca, Cayuga, and
others Of like expanse being limited to but 1
Of s miiea in length; but, for genuine pictur-
asqueness and t,aditionary story, it must be ad-
| mitted that it transcands them MI. Lying about
80 miles from the great Lake Ontario, which it's
wate.a reach through the seneca aud
oBwego Rivers, it mingles, at the mouth
Of the latter, with tho grand
series OF American inland seas, aud there con-
! tributes its modest quota to the gigantic stream
| Of the St. Lawrence, which, Us their common
| outlet, supplies the ocean with more than half
the fresh water Of the whole globe. It 1as
through the river aud lake system of this region
that civilization hrrs penetrated its primevaI
forests, until then Inhabited By tbo Indian in bis
wigwam and tho wild beast tn his lair, and the
traveller of to-day. who lu1urlates in the eIe-
gance and case Of the drawing-room or palace
car, wonders, as he reads of tho comparative
facility with which distant points are reached
and active communication kept up through
these aqueous highways, and Of the lndonita-
BILE energy that utilized them. nearly three cen
ago,
ROW FAIR CITY
douriahes on the bnuks OF tho rirulet which de-
scenalns ,,o aiom -, .ue nope nn.s SONS 10 niles
pi.. 4 ka ~ sooua iuuis' nele teap!ns,
tu1le E1.ui'.s' tutou5u sAneS u 1ate 1ersntY,
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