Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-09-08
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THE CHILD'S ASSISTANT in THE ART
OF READING, consisting of easy lessons adapted
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Samuel Temple, A. NJ Author of Practical Arith-
metick." Price II IL cents.
THE PRONOUNCING INTRODUCTION,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. handsomely printed, and
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ALGER'S MURRAY, being Murray's own
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MURRAY'S EXERCISES, new and greatly
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WALKERS SCHOOL DICTIONARY, a beau
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THE CLASSICAL READER. A Selection of
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J Seminaries By Rev. F. w. P. Greenwood and g.
| B. Emerson, of Boston.
Conversations on Philosophy, with the addition Of
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| Dr. ADAMS GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
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THE BEAUTIES OF THE CHILDREN's
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LINCOLN'S SCRIPTURE QUESTIONS, with
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| PRACTICAL GEOGRAPHY as taught in the
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PRIMARY LESSONS IN ARITHMETICK,
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/ ELEMENTS OF ARITHMETICK, by James
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TEMPLES ARITHMETlCK. a new edition,
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