Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-12
Xw,nrovea Reading BU0ks

The American First Class Eook-Ihe Nn,;o,,,
Rea,ier-Ine Introduction 10 The Nct;ono,
Reader-The Komg Reader-aIl by the P"r
JNo. PIERPoNr.
VI1aEsE four works, compiled by The Rev Iobop,.
mont, compose series which isuudoubtehk M.
suitable for The purposes cor which they were i.,,1
ed, than any previo, pib''c,uons; and they are ma.
popul.r among those who hsvc the direction Of ,hr,
ton than any ever published in thi, Country unlcs,
rays be excepted ihere IS decided advantage
nossessiug sets Of elementary books by the ssre =,
thor. who has pursued similar plan with each, ,iSr
step by step, ard who, 1t is 10 he presumed voH +
bet,er able 10 preserve the proper graduation Of .I
and matter than several diff rem, individuals wopi
This will be found to be the case in the present ar,
and no matter which s2po AIRS in one is ercd in tL
The others, 50 that the fur compilations MAY be Ar
are intended 10 be used dhrret, classes in line ,r.
school, without compelling those in the lower cl,,,.,
TO anticipate the labor Or pleasures ot tie higher,
recurring them on being advanced To higher to ia,
over and over ag in pieces with which they have b,
come (ami lar in lower class, Is equertIy he &.
| where works BY dffercm. authors are used
The matter will also be found 20 he d. lrtk 8,
tertaining character, calculated to sges and fN e
tention Ofyuuh. without which all experienced est
ers are aware il is in vain TO alto M, % make gr
readers.
| National Reader.--At meeting Gs he schcoco-
mi,tee Of the City OF Boston. holden a. tie p,,;
Aldermen's Room July I'd, 1929, Voted, ia, p.
pont's National Reader, be introduced int, rae a,t
grammar scho Is Of this city, IL Iisu Of "ur,y T.,
lsh Reader l. ". PHILLIPS
Secretary Of the School LUHIiu,.
Ertyaef from the Records Of The School CvMm,.s
Boston
At a meeting Of the School Conn itire he'd W.
18th 1928 it wat Ordered That The American En-
Class Book be hrreufi. used IN the public rrdfi
schools instead If SCOTS Lessons Att',t,
WM, WELLS, Sect:ty
or At late citing OF the School COMMITTEE
was xIso voted. to introduce the Introduction to d.
National RI adler intu all the public schools Of DO,G
in place Vi Murray's Introduction.
Tie National Reader Introduction 10 he AGias
Reader, and The american First Class BOOs-1h.
three are reading books tor schools, ofvarlous GRADS
by John rirrpont Pastor Of Hollis Street Church. BIZ
ton. Published by Richardson, Lori Il iolbfOot-
These books are all in use in the schools OF tbs eA
have ro,anei AL extensive circulation in The vn's
ice in Enstsn1 rs sfEqs!susa WIN si'sx
English paper.-BosfOn Recorder.
The National Reader. or Selections, trt L g
, Pierpont, Of Boston: re editcd5y r. n Buke.Ls
don. " httaker, Teacher & Co TO the learned
barker, of rhetford, the public arc indebted for Ill
judicious re print Of one Of the very best shos boot
III our language. 1t contains upwards Of two hunt,
well arrsns ed and diversified articles in prose and wy
from the pens Of the most celebrated Writers, nct! l
ing large number Of American authors, almost sh4 !
ly unknown 10 the EugEsh teach r, but whose ga y
merits entitle them to the attentive perusal and sVf
GUS imitation Of every schoi.r in the aingdom-La
don Examiner.
The above. together with many more new Ess
School Books, just received cm sale by
sept 9-St WN n MORRISON