Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-04-28
SCHOOL BOOKS.
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THE CHILDS ASSISTANT IN THE ART
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10 Young children and designed as medium between
tbe Snell;no Rock and LARGER Reading Books By
Samuel Tenple M Author of Practical Arth-
met;ck D Price 10 10 cents.
THE pRONOIJNCING INTRODUCTION,
tn Murray's English Reader in which accents are
niaced nm the nrincina words 70 give Walkers pro-
Observation-Disclosures, handsomely printed, and
ornameuted with cuts-Also. PRONOUNCING
READER
| ATGER,S MURRAY. being Murray's own
Abridrement of his Grammar, with copous additions
| from his larger work, rendering the Syntax very
complete, to which Questions for examination are
added. By Israel Alger, jr.. , AS cheap and
compendious elementary work tor general use, TINS
is probably the best Grammar extant, and is rapidly
gaining an introduction into most OF the towns IN
New-Engand. Though furnished at a moderate
price, IL Is So copous' as IA iiioss oascs "
ne Necessity 10, ., isI ger c worEc
MohnA . EAENI ..,- q , new anu eiea,y
improved sereo'ypeo eoitloh IN wnoI az .ne .u.es
oil Syntax are inserted ana oy a.
mace 10 the rqies anu opserVaslons' oy winch
s' WATKE i : SCHOOL, DIGTIONARY a bean
t;Gl edition from stereotvne nlates and printed on
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| ,rIiIS ri AcSJcAT PEAOER ASelect;on Of
| T.assons in Prose and Verse From the most estee
/ - E,.r,;sh and An,er;ess Writer'S Intended for
the use Of the higher classes IN f9ohcK ana frva.e
! Semharies- ny rev. +. w. r ureehwooa anu "
D. Emerson, OF boston. MR., oson,,x
| BLAkE'S NATURAL rHILOSOrH1, oeing
Conversatons on Inliosnpny, WIN tne aoaition Q,
explanatory Notes, Guestlons LOT examination, ana
sccoTnrs;naj with plates A new and beant;f,j
4 staraoinna ed;,;on
TP parhsns No worl. has contributed so mncb nc
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Phosonhv in youthful minds. The familiar com
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| and rivets the attention Of the Pupil.
| ALGER'S BOOK KEEPING, on a new and
/ improved plan.
| mr. ADAMS, GEOGRAPHY AND ATLAS
| m a nlan bicblv annroved More than 10000 con.
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| EpiFNn ha;no Soloot;on &c ;,taras,;n, p;asas
from, ,hat c cel sn,hnr NJ Rerom;n Jn.ers
sperscd 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
the Child's First Book
/ IINC0I Ms sep ipTI1pE oJrEs1Y0NS nth
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Sacred Volume interesting portions Of the history.
and concise view of the doctrines and duties ex-
hibted in the Bible. For Sabbath and common
Schools
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