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Inc following ale selected from among numerous
recommendations for this work:
n"''aGt from the American Journal of Education
i Boston.
IN many schools IN which Walkers Dictionary Is n
py scholars of the middle class, il has unaccoun-
10y oeeh customary TO make use, in the lounges,
1MS oi spelinB book entirely at war with Walkers
principles. This Oversight, is the cause of much So
oie and much waste Of time, in building up and mil
ing down, and e-buding-where the frs, .t;.,
,"R"t erect perfect fabric al once. The aneIl;ro
BOOK before tbs. is intended accomplish tb;. nh;h
vi US success we have no doubt. The utmos, care
n,Her en,; n.s.owcd on its arrangement In several
'er particulars which our limits will not permit, a., IN
e"uon' presents equal merit. The internal cbarac
"i inc o'os corresponds, in all respects. to the
hea'hess and care of its execution"
Inprored Reuder-'This yaluabl. ltIe vo,L ;,,..,
ssr.oyred and can be furnished in any quantity AZ
RECOMMENDATION.
From J. Stowe Principal Of the 'I,nc,s,ar;,,,
School. IN New Haven.
have perused the Improved Reader which ,,
:, A"u. "e lor examination, with much satisfaction
- 'a'"S uiuch useful information, unicatrd 81;
socn manner. as both to instruct and nIe.ac ,b.
re Sss The plan OF defining such words as the
oh, Lppo1ea ho' iuiy TO understand, is which
drcn. S SgHS rr Gh'i-
/ From the North American Review
I. "i,hout intending to make any inyidipus cor,,.r
ison with other works uf this class we can cav LII
truth. tha, It is certainly well adap,e ,o tho .r,'s.
for which 1t is intended by highly deserving ay,hor
and teachers" VI Aie'S
Acss"as IN Greek Parsing or Outlines o,' Cresk
ncsIgncd as ar Introduction to the study
! Oh "he'oric and Oraiory in Yale College.
. RECOMMEND ATOMS
r''" Hir' S'oddaF teacher of Greek in the New ia.
ven Gymnasium. "
I Mcssrs- Durrje and Pcck-in comnioncc Will, ~
request, lhave examined lessons in Greek Prs;,r ;,
ana chceriniv express my decided approl ,tion r
The plan and execution of the work Comt;n;nr1 az, %
outlines Of Greek and Grammar with ,nrroS,; -
exercises upon The various Reflections it cannot fail 70
increase the interest and facilitate the proprcss -.
tr ,,s IN acquiring te elements of the language
III inns 'ew, regard valuable introduction To- The
study OF 6reek--preerabe to any other with rb;ch
~ Haven Gymnasium, Nav &c. 1920
FROM J. L. Kingsley, Professor Of the Hebrew erecL
. and Latin Languages in Yale College
nave examined the lessons in Greek Pars;ne.n
work. w. ", ."is
Yale College, August 18th, 1899.
The Principal OF the Utica Academy writes 40 es,
lows "a work of this kind has long been wanted II,
our schools and it is believed that the nresent E,,I
volume will supply the deficiency The plan of ,hs
Work IS suGh as every teacher must approve It be.
gins WIN the pupil By parsing in easy sentences thu
different parts of speech separately as he learns tb
Injections and leads him by an easy progress of M
lH'AS each rule OF etymoiogy and syntax, as he a.
'a'ces 10 a familiar and thorough KNOWLEDGE of tl
grammar. The exercise in mntua, ,ransis,,n ,S
much 10 the value of the work: as exrerienc. .t.%
antly proves that thess exercises cannot h.. ;.n
ceG al 100 early period in learning the language
ELene"tF o' lst'onomy Descriptive and pLus;caf-
La winch the general phenomena of the heaycnl,, r.
aes anI the theory OF the tides Familiarity e.nl.;n
ca anu Illustrated by numerous diagrams from epor.
wigs on copper plates. The WORK is dcsrnrd ~ g
ciI'a'e The study OF science peculiarly useful IN
tcresting and sublime and rs intended for school.
academies seninarjes of Young ladies' Iyceum. 49,,
LOT private reading. BY Bervy Wilbar, A. NJ.
Is rs he Book Of f;ai bcG,-.u
VI he'eln To read his wOnirous works
Village P!gns and Domestic Sketches 80. 'Sl 3.
he 'ec'ory Of .Niibomne Daie in Q rolls. y
The following remark is from the Sabbath scho6,
Herald.
eve have ourselves. been much c-at;io,I and ,,
tted by the pernsal of this work. and belcy tbot -
would form valuable accession to Sunday schoo.
"Hymns o. Zion"--Bejr, solo,,;or oc ~
compiled chiefly for IN the Baptist Churches anil
conferences by t. ~ I'LL, Pastor OF the baptsr
Church in New Haven. i"9>
This little work is Recommended b,. Tho y,,..
Convention OF Connecticut and New York
NiKGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the ceyk,s ofS,c,.
'he superior court of chsncery for the Richmon,l
district the 9Th day OF APRIL 1850: John r. Wier and
Thomas Henderson surviving mariners of tL. r,ss
tile firm Of John 4. Wier & Co against lanes To-,
and Thomas Lloyd merchants and part ne rs ,raG;nc
der the firm OF James and Thomas Lloyd and Sver
Myers, dts. ''H'
The defendants James and Thomas LLOYD, not hay
ing entered their appearance and given securitv
according to the act of Assembly and the rules of this
court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evidence that
uey are no, naoants OF this eountry; it IS ordered
that the said defendants do appear hero on the 10th s
OF Tie next June term. and the bill of the plain
us and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ca IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich.
mond ior two months successfully and posted at the
front door OF the Capitol in the said city.
Y a copy Teste, wv. G. PExpLEroS = =,
NlRGlNiA:--At rules, holden in the clerks o6Ire
OF the supcPor court of chaHcery for the Rich
"
sterling, pit. against John parkbill, Samuel parkhiIl
Chat'cs Cop'and, Francis II. Dyer, and other dfts
The defendants John parkhll and Samuel Parkbill
not having entered their appearance and given secu.
ry according to the act of assembly and the rules OF
THIS court, and appearing, by satisfactory evidence
That they are not an inhabitants of this country il Is
ordered that the said defendants do appear here nm
the brsi day OF the next June term and answer the.
bill of the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order BIO