Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1828-10-21

HNUBLISH and keep for sale the follow
III ing valuable SCHOOL BOOKS
THE cHILDs ASSISTANT IN THE ART
OF READING, consisting of easy lessons adapted
to Young children, and designed as medium between
the Spelling Book and larger Reading Books by
Samuel Temple, A. M. Author Of Practical Arith-
THE PRONOUNCING INTRODUCTION,
to Murray's English Reader, in which accents are
placed ON the principal words TO give walkers pro,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. handsomely printed, and
ornamented with cuts-Also, PRONOUNClNG
READER
ALGERs MURRAY, being Murray's, own
Abridgement of his Grammar with copious additions
from his larger work, rendering the Syntax very
complete, to which Questions for examination are
added BY Israel Alger, jr. 10 As cheap and
compendious elementary work for general use, TINS
is probably the best Grammar extant and is rapidly
! New England Though furnished at moderate
price, is copious, as in most cases to supersede
the necessity Of larger work.
| MURRAY'S EXERCISES, new and greatly
improved stereotyped edition, in which all the rules
Of Syntax are inserted, and references by figures are
made to the rules and observations, by which false
grammar is to be corrected. By l-Alger, jr.
WALKERS SCHOOL DICTIONARY, beau
tful edition, from stereotype plates, and printed on
THE CLASSICAL READER. A Selection of
Lessons in Prose and Verse. From the most esteem
ed English and American Writer'S Intended for
the use of the higher classes in Pubck and Private
Seminaries. By Rev. +. w. r. GREENWOOD ana U.
B. Emerson, of Boston.
| BLAKE'S NATURAL PHILOSOPHY, being
Conversations on Philosophy, with the addition OF
explanatory Notes, Questions for examination, and
Dictionary of Philosophical Terms. The whole
accompanied with Plates. new and beautiful
stereotype edition.
M Perhaps no work has contributed so much as
this to excite fondness for the study of Natural
Philosophy in youthful minds. The familiar COM
parsons with which it abounds, awakens interest,
and rivets the attention of the Pupil.
i ALGER'S BOOK KEEPING, on new and
improved plan.
bR. ADAMS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
on plan highly approved More than $1,000 cop
ses have been published and of which it may be said
that probably work is better adapted to the use Of
Tchools in general.
THE BEAUTIES OF THE CHILDREN's
FRIEND being Selection of interesting Pieces
from that celebrated author, NJ Berquin Inter.
spersed with Pieces of Poetry from various authors
The whole calculated to inspire love of truth and
virtue. For the use of Schools. BY the Author Of
1.-The Child's First Book.
/ LINCOLN'S SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS, with
the answers annexed, giving in the language of the
Sacred Volume interesting portions OF the history
and concise view of the doctrines and duties ex.
hibited in the Bible. For Sabbath and common
Schools
4 ~. Such has been the demand for this work, that
the Publishers have procured handsome stereotype
plates, from which it is printed on good paper.
4 PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY, as taught in the
Monitorial School, Boston. By William B. Fowle
Second Edition.
i PRIMARY LESSONS in ARITHMETICK
by Frederick Emerson, Principal in one of the pub
lick Schools in Boston. Designed for small children
Second Edition, improved and enlarged. Price 60
cents per dozen, so hundred.
~ This pleasing little work has been introduced
into the Primary Schools in Boston, and is used by
the youngest class in the grammar schools. The
first edition has been taken up in few weeks from
its publication. 1t is very happily adapted to inter
est children in acquiring the first principles of the
ELEMENTS OF ARTTHMETICK, by James
Robinson, jr. comprising numerous exercises in
Mental and Written Arithmetick of which L. GGGG
copies nave already been published and its crcua-
/ ton is extending in different States.
i TEMPLES ARITHMETICK, a new edition,
improved. This popular work has passed through
eight large editions, and is enriched with exer-
cises in mental Arthmetick, and questions for ex-
animation. Its cheapness will enable all classes in
Schools to possess themselves of it.
THE PRONOUNCING BIBLE, handsomely
stereotyped in which all the proper names are ac-
cented agreeably to Walkers Key Some copies
are ornamented with an elegant frontspiece and 80
vignettes. And the PRONOUNCING TESLA
MENT, in which all the proper names and many
other words are accented, to lead to correct pro
nunciaton. Above $4,000 copies of this work have
already been called for, and it has exerted very
powerful influence in exciting attention to the sub
ect of correct pronunciation and establishing habits
of correct speaking. Well printed from stereotype
plates, on good paper
September 90. If
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