New-York daily tribune., 1858-04-20
An EXCITING SEAS Y!
NOVELTY AFTER NovELrY'
THE NEW-Y ORK W l. L LY,
READY WEDNESDAY MORNING, April q,
VIII contain
ANOTHER NEW ORIGINAL STORY,
ESrITLED
THE OCEAN w A y ID f. r. Il X ;
ADVENTURES ON LAND AND SEA,

ADVENTURES ON LAND AND SEA,
In which the ,u,hor depicts ssphc style the Startling Scenes
and prsr,ic Adventures Of Life ss Sa before The Msst
III. narrative Of the OCEAN w.spERER" bold bu. truthful
Picture Of the Exciting Incidents in every qartef of the
Globe which portrayed the chivsy daring Freaks i0
lies and urers,ons o the Sailor together with the tya'us
and brses which he istoo often siec;ed By the others
who comm vessels Some Of thee scenes develop re
fn.men; Of cruelty aud Systematic torture that cannot fall to
send chill Of horror through every civilized community This
ae Of the picture. Life the Ocean" hss its
sunshine well its stormsits pleasures well is pains
and the author happily and cby presented these
rous phases Of life the ss, deep 10 the progress Of the
ocean wAEDxREK"
Tie desceions the manners and Of the natives Of
Ises Of the Sea" whom the hor p,sed
portion Life fall Of interest He carries the
through the delightful where the bsrsns and cocoa
nut grow taxes him far away into the solitary forests
tropical which only be found in the Isles Of that
cline where Summer regns eternal" passing in rapid suces
sion before bis mental vision panorama of the most Gorgeous
Pictures in the world Amid this delightful scenery after all bope
Of ever gazing glorious aud stripes hi. native nd
seeing the friends Of his childhood again. the auth makes dis
covery Of the startling character which changes the whole
" N
hnds himself at home among the natives
There reckless daring in tie If Of the Sailor which
accountable He purues his perous calling with nfiusi,
viii amounts to idosy Il IL his spirit whch carries
commerce the remote quarters u the gcbewh whens
the ocean the sails Of the and unods the
flags Of al maritime nations in every port Of the known world
This daring and adventurous in the chasct of the Sailor
leads expo far into the icy region, OF tie No b
eternal Winter reisns brings the knoSledge Of the world
the Of the trops When perverted this strange n
atuaon leads its victim to enlist under the black Gag Of the
Pirate who lies wait the great highway Of the for bis
defncele.s prey The author Of the ocean WANoERER"
takes The reader through phase of the Life Of the Sailor s
romance delights Ter' and temptations and shore
Ycung before you leave tie comforts Of quiet home
OIL shore life the great deep read the Adventures Of
OCEAN WANDERER"
Fond mother before consu darling boy to the ten
der erces Of Of the sea- sd the experiences
ocean WASDERER"
Fair maiden tefore you consent T. separation from
long to enable him to the Of
making you comfortable and happy rea the Life Of the OCEAN
waxDrRrR" Count well the cost before the fatal Rubcon
passed
How many gallant hips have left ports to be heardo
ssan-eayDg who had friends board TO watch long and
sn1ou,ly tdrgs Of the missing vessel while she per-
hsps into thousand pieces By the hurricane typhoon
in the and her aud
crew epguphed In the depths While fond hearts
living earnest yet vain hope that absent friends would
u home Again perhaps their bones bleaching the
Of the great deep In these terrible disasters spared
from sudden death undergo the horrors Of starvation and deli
rum the fragments the wreck while others ".' VI some
IN nbo,n
or terrible solitude where hum,n foot bad ever rOd and
where no voice heard The author oil the
OCEAN vvdy brings before Lis resde some o
these ,tartinF adventures and terrible realities
Many good ship after having been plunderedher and
Messengers bucheed-hss been scued and the bottom
Of the ocean by Freebooter whose terrible motto m Dead
men tell tales In this connecyn the OCEAN WANDERrS
.ve the adventures daughter Of of the merchant
princes ps every which cannot fail TO
cite the interest Wei may be 'ai ha: mere
Fiction pses before the lights and shade, Of Realty when
venture out on tae b. som Of the great dsep."
The adventures o. THE OCEAN WAxDERER" while they pos
sess all the attractions Of work Of felton, fail to be
more widely than any creation Of the Imagination
The sor participated in the events and he describes
The incidents condensed in this work wou6
have furnished fod with material for half dozen
novels. but the chosen rather tell just what he
saw omng unimportant events and grouping only those Incl
dents which important connection in the of TIE
OCEAN WNprRrR" II this narrative imPars but half the
the general reader produced by the reading OF the
manuscript will greater sensation than sny work Of
lie class published In many Years
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