The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1860-10-17
JUSTICE 40 THE sOUTEl.
A NE w BOOK
And One Destined 10 Create Sensation.
JUST PUBLISHED.
T Fl e S UNN S 0 u 7 +
OR THE
SOUtherner ut Home,

SOUtherner ut Home,
Embracing Five Years. Experience of a
Northern Governess, in the land of sugar,
rice. tobacco and cotton. Edited by
Professor ]. II. lngratam, of Mississippi.
Handsomely bound in one volume, -
mo. 526 pages. Price 81 25
Literary noiaceS from The Press throughout the
Country.
The Sunny South-''This book is com
posed of a series of letters, written in an
Interesting sivle of narrative, EN- bodying
the most romantic features OF social life on
different kinds OF plantations We can bear
testimony. from oar own personal obsetva-
lion OF similar scenes in The South. 10 their
truIhfnlness here depicted. They are
portrayed in vivid, Interesting siSle, and
we would like 10 see the look in the hands
of thousands of deceived people, who have
10 personal knowledge either of Southern
ers or Southern life, except what they have
gained from parllZan journals, or those
who intentionally nave written 10 deceive"
Daily Republican, BuHalo, n. Y.
The Sunny Soulh--"rhis volume is in
the form of letters. They give, so far as
we can iudee, faithful pictures of Southern
lie, and are penned without prejudice
They present scenes quue different from an
CIscIO Iptl , \dblu, .tue pIeFeD-
ted here are quite graphic. and we think
The portraits panied are in very nearly nat
oral coors"-Bosion Daily Bee.
The Sunny Soulh-F'We have rarely peep
ed within the covers of more appe;Zing
volume. Although not intended as an
swer 10 The foul untruths in the Uncle Tom
trash of the last ten years, II nevertheless
does numerically hnrl back TO their source
all lies of such nature, and we are glad
to believ, that the book will be read in
| thousands OF northern homes. The south
also shonLl AXE TO il beni9nantly for inde
! pendent of its lruhfulness and integrity il
7 is one OF the livelies, and most entertaining
books OF the year.'-Times, Greensboro,
: n. c.
/ The Sunny South-''The enlPrprising
/ publisher, q. g Evans, Philadel phla, OF
/ Gift Book noiouety, Is weekly lssning new
/ works OF interest, and spreading them over
! lie couuiTy, and his system OF transactlng
! business may be looked upon as an instliu
! tinn, for dllTusing knowledge. unequaIled
! by any in ire country. We comnIeud this
/ book TO ail."-DaiIy News.
/ The Sunny Soulh-'This is a captivating
! volume, strongly Illustrative OF Southern
! lie. The heart of the aulhoress is with
/ her theme. and she carries the inleres' OF
J the reader along with her, she, IN her
amnsing off-hsnd style, ,deIineales the pecu-
4 lisritIes ol Southern home."-Press.
/ The Sunny Soolh-'WhateVer bears The
/ name of Professor Ingraham is sure to In-
( volve the elements of striking effect and a
wide popular currency and this is just The
case with "The Sunny South, or The South
/ erner at Home" which appears from the
press OF G g. Evans, under the edllorship
Of the graphic Professor. 1t is vivid III
style, keenly obsereant, Interesting in plot,
and IN purpose and manner ii obviously
springs FROM warm heart, and will be az
/ warmly welcomed by host of readers. =
! Ihe New Yorker