New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-21


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ANOTHER NEW ORIGINAL STORY
ENTITLED
THE OCEAN WAN d T. r T. Il /;
ADVENTURES ON LAND AND SEA-
In which The suhor depicts in graphic style me o'aH'
and Romantic Adventures of Life Sailor before he '
The narrative Of OCEAN WAspEREs" bold o'' uo'
Picture Of the o.. Exciting Incidents in every qe' o o
Globe 10 which are portrayed the cbivary daiins eea ,"
lie, and ,urer.t.ons Of Sailor tossther with the yraoe
and bltses 20 which Oen s1bec'ed BY the ocef
who command our vessels Some Of these scenes deVeop fe
fp.men Of cruelty Systematic ortare thst cnnot a 70
send chill Of honor through every civilized community Ih
the dsIk side picture "A Life on the Ocean hss ITS
,up shine a. well sorns pleasures ~ well as ia pains
and the suthor happily and rby presented these va
oas phases of the great deep in the progress Of the
OCEAN WANDGSrR"
The and Customs Of tne ha'e
the ro Isles the Sea- whom the suth'r passed
portion Of his Evenful Life fal Of interest He carries the
reader through delightful groves where the banana and cocoa
nut grow skes him far into the solitary forests
of tropical fruit only be found in the Isles of tina.
cline egns eternal" passing in rapid snc'es
sion mis- mental vision of the most gorgeous
Pictures this delightful scenery after all hope
ofever gazing glorious and stripes his native land
seeing me friends of his childhood again the suthN makes dis
covey startling character which changes the whole
current his adventurous THE OCEAN WaNDERER
finds himself a. home among the natives
There reckless daring in the life of the Sailor which
accountable p1ues his perilous calling with inaason
viii h amounts ido,y. II this spirit which carries
commerce the quarters Of .be gobe-whh whtens
the ocean with sails Of the merchantmen aud unfods the
flags all maritime nations every port Of the known world
This daring and adventurous trait in the character of the Sailor
leads explorations far into the icy regions Of the North where
Winter egns brings 70 the knowledge of the world
the mysteries of the tropics When perverted this strange in
fstuaon leads its tim enlist under the black flag of the
Pirate in wait tine great highway of the for bis
defenceess prey. The author of the "OcEM WANDERER"
takes The reader through phase Of the Life Of the Sailor s
Romance delights peris and temptations and shore.
Young before you leave the comforts Of quiet home
On shore for life great deep read the Adventures Of the
OCEAN wANDERER"
Fond before you oonssn darling Toy to the ten
der ercies Of the 5rants the sea- the experiences the
"0cEAN WasDERER"
Fair maiden teore you consent 70 separstion from your
lover for aOs voyage sea- enable him the Of
wASDERERo Count well the before the fatal Rubic,n
passed
How many gallant ships have porte be heard
sfnesvips had friends board watch long and
auxiOu,y for ,idlngs the missing vessel while per
haps thousand pieces by the hurricane yphoOn,
some reacherous reef passengers and
crew enguphed in the depths While fond hearts
living yet vain hope that absen: friends would
home again. perhaps their bones beshng in the waters
Of the great deep these terrible disasters spared
sudden death undergo the horrors Of starvation and deli
rum fragments the wreck while others
and nhopsbe island to end their Gays
OF terrible solitude where human foot had trod and
where no human voice heard The author Of the
ocean WXpERER" vvdy brings before his reader -Vne Of
these startling adventures and terrible rN.i'ieA
MANY good shp after having been punderedhe aud
buheed-hss been scued and the bottom
Of the ocean BY Freebooter whose terrible motto : Dead
men tell ne tales" the OCEAN WAHDERER"
,ye the Of the daughter Of of the merchant
Prices ships which cannot fail 10
cite the most intense interest Well may be said hs.
Fiction tses beor. the lights and shades Of Reality when
venture out Oh the bosom of the great deep"
The adventures of The OCEAN WAypERER," while they pos
s.s , the attractions of work felton, fail to be
more widely read than creation OF the Imagination
The author participated the events and be describes
The incidents and adventures condensed in this work would
have furnished ford with material for half dozen
novels the author has chosen rather to tell US just what he
saw Omns unimportsnt events and grouping only those Incl
which important connection the of THE
OCEAN WANnsSER." II this narrative mpars but half the
general reader produced by the reading of the
manuscript will greater than any work Of
its class pubhssed in many yearA
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