The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1860-10-05
n NEW BOOK
AND ONE
DESTINED TO CREATE A SENSATION.
JUST PUBLISHED.
the SUNNY S0UTns
SOUTHERNER AT HOMI,
EMBRACING
FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE
NORTHERN GOvERNESS,
LAND or SUGAR, RICE, TOBACCO. Aao COTTON.
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Tsr sustv sogyH.-...This book II cpupo~a
ofa series 81 httsrs, written In an intsrsstine
style Of narrative, embodying the most ro-
mantle features Of social lfs on ailsysnt kinds
Of plantations. We can bear testimony, from
our own personal observation OF similar scenes
In the South, to their rnthfuiness M here de-
picted. They are portrayed in a vivid, inter
esting style. and we would like TO see the book
In the hands Of thousands OF deceived people,
who have no personal knowledge either Of
southsrners or Southern life, except what they
have gained from partizan Journals, or those
who intentionally have written to deceive"
i L Daily Republic, Buffalo, Neto York.
j THE SUNNY SOUTn. --"This volume Is In the
form of letters. They give, 80 far as we can
judge, faithful pictures of Southern life, and
are penned without prejudice. They present
scenes quite different from an Uncle Toms
Cabin;' the pictures presented here arc quite
II graphic, and we think the portraits painted are
N very nearly natural colors. II Boston Dolly
TBK SUNNY sorTH.-."we have rarely peeped
within the covers u more appetIzing volume.
i Although otintended rs An answ or To the foul
untraths in the Uncle Tom trash Of the last
ten years, 1t nevertheless does numerically
hurl back TO their source al lies Of such a ma
ture, and we Al glad TO believe that the book
i VIII be read in thousands Of Northern homes.
The South also shonld take to 1t benignantly,
for independent Off 8 truthfulness md integri.
", II Is one Of the ivelest and most ente rtain.
ing books Of the year, Tinss, Greensboro, NJ.
Carolina.
! THR sunny SoUTH.-"The enterprisng Pub
Usher, q. q. Evans, Philadelphia, Of Gift Book
lnotoriety, Is weekly issuing new works Of in
terest and spreading them over the country,
and his system oftransactiDg business may be
looked upon as an institution for diffusing
knowledge, unequalled by any in the country.
We commend THIS book to all."-t Daily Nsgs.
The SUNNY SorTH. -"This Is a captivating
volume, strongly illustrative Of Southern NO.
The heart OF the authoress is with her theme
and she carries the interest OF the reader
along with her, as she, In her amusing of hand
style, delineates the peculiarities Of South
ern home."-t Press.
tbs SUNNY SoUrH. - "Whatever bears the
name OF Professor ingraham is sure to involve
the elements OF ing effect and wide pop
ltslar essvsaeyp and this is lost the case with
THE Sunny South, or the Southerner at Home
!, which appears from the press Of @. G.. Evans
under the editorship OF the graphic Professor.
II Is VIVID In style, keenly observant, interest.
ing in plot, and In purp, sc and manner It oh.
/ viousy springs from warm heart, and will be
As warmly welcomed by a host OF readers"
t7h Ns,o Yorker.