Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-16
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Emeson'S Reading Rooks.
VUNHE First Glass Reader selection lot Exercises in
VI Reading from standard American and British authors.
For the use higher classes ef schoos and acad
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The second Glass Reader; for the use Of tho middle
classes.
The Thmd Glass Reader: for the use Of the younger
classes.
Progressive Primer or Fourth Class Reader fo the
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The above popular series Of eading Books prepared
by d. d Emerson late Principal Of the Adams Grammar
SCHOOL Boston, They adopted exclusively m all
the public schools in Philadelphia, generally used
in the states of Vermont and New Hamp, Than any 9th
serious and as, coming into hs ihsNew
England states and in the state Of New York and especi
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Emefson's Spelling Book.
This Spelling Book becoming highly celebrated for its
pee ay appropriate classification Of words and lessons
and lis unryacd system Of pronunciation. II may prop
cry be called revised and improved Of the old Ma
tipua Spelling Book (meaning that in general use
The principal Improvements follows; The such
wods publick rulick and the in such honour
ny1ur, ETC., omitted the Key is rendered more simple
an additional ogressive reading lessons illustrated by
cuts inirodu ed In its present popular form be-
ieyed TO lie better adapted e the wants Of schools
Of our country Than any other spelling boos presented
TO The public No ice he following opinions from Of
great and Acknowledged Judgment
'Ihc ingenious classira ion of The words marx
accurately the sounds not only Of the accented bar o he
unaccendrd sylables the nr es and simplicity e the
Introduction ana Key the abundance arrange
ncnt Of the matter contained the work and ftui
mechanical execution render IT, in op,npn q, jird,v
superior to any Spelling Book with which acqugp-
ted
John Frost Cornelius Walker Cta,lcs Fox Bo,nD..
Field, Abraham Andrews n. G. Ot,er, Wm Ad5ms.
Members IN the Department IS Rrddug AID G5mrsi i1
the Public Schools II Boston
The School Committee ofhe ciy Of Boston after yery
critical examination, have ordered rs introduction into III
the public schools Of that city And tine Vermont Com
missonors appointed BY the Lrgislaur. have er5mueu-
ded this Spelling Book Of the best fof al the
public schools Of thai
The Introduction to the National Spe ing Book vi;u
easy Reading Lessons for he use Of primary schools his
attractive ihtse f,rerurrer ofthe National Spelling Book mas
hardly rival III the rke and has BE- zen almost ,nva ia
bly, adopted where teachers and others have had oppnr
nifty To examine it, Copies for examination will be furnish
ed by the publishers
Enc sons .4riihmehcs
The North American Ari'hme ic: Pait First for Young
learners. BY Frederick Emerson This is small book,
designed FIR CHI dren irum five eight years of age The
plan entirely original and pecu lar The lessons ID
iusirs ed with cuts and unit marks which render them at
once Interesting and impressive
The North American Arithmetic: Part Seccrd--by the
same author Part Second cunains within itself ten
Of mental and written hrhmeic sufficiently for
1.-The common purposes Of business The work is gad
ua ITS progress that each prepares The learner
that which comes after, and comparatively lutte instruction
required from the teacher Part Second designed
the final book for common schools and few scholars will
have occasion "a 60 beyond
Lempueres Classical Dictionary for schools and acad-
emlcs. Abridged by S. g. Goodrich This edition con-
tain every the best revised English edition Of Lem
prieres original work. 1t also contains all the matter that
either important useful for those attending our COM
mon scho"!s an academies. The original work is l of
80 ",'"a "eSs" which necessarily exclude fran, the
lude Of SC oos for young persons which would
III erwise be Of he greatest Importance. IT. this wOk az
| such passages a excluded.
Vose's Schn 4 Astronomy: VIII ,urrercps pi les
| Ft lchcrs and schnni comm ers ' e
| his work i'n cx. hinun.f. uu tl..'..
Oct. lsf 1870