FLORIDA.


But there is one


tion with all
be supposed
a man can


"which
climate
labor is


thing to be remembered in


connec-


Sthis-and it is forgotten oftener than would
: even Florida is not the garden of Eden, and
not live even here like the lilies of the field,
not, neither do they spin." Florida soil and
and will do a great deal; but living without
possible, and here as elsewhere the great law


/ prevails, that in the sweat of his brow shall man eat his
 bread. The tr advantage which Florida offers is, that
* by little labor can much comfort be enjoyed, and the bet-
 ter directed the labor the greater the comfort. To those


who have but little capital (or none),
iously seeking for a home with all the
believe that this State offers the best
our country.
 Finally, as a compendious answer
ries upon the subject that have come
I would say that a settler in Florida-
as a capitalist, as a farmer, or as a labi
more ease and personal comfort, can
can enjoy more genuine luxuries, can
come from a smaller investment and by
sooner secure a competency, than in a
portion of North America.


and who are anx-
comforts of life, I
chances of any in


to the many inqui-
to my knowledge,
-whether he comes
orer--can live with
live more cheaply,
obtain a greater in-
less labor, and can
my other accessible