Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-12-07
SMITHS SCHOOL BOOKS,
Published By Spalding and Sorrs, Hartford, Conn
and for SAFE by Booksellers generally through
ont me Tuiied ,Cf1fes

out The United lSiaies.
GMIrH'S SCHOOL GEOGBAPHY, on the
- Productive System, New Edition revised and en-.
arscd, illustrated by hrt, additional cuts, put up in
UNIFORM large type, accompanied by enllrc New
Atlas containing eighteen very sup aror Maps, Chart
Of the World, SC. &c. BY Roswe C. Smith,
!hor of the Practical and Montal Arithmetic, Pro-
duciiVe Grammar &c. &c.
The population ia the Book and Atlas will be al
tered to correspond with the Census q $780, sooo
officially reported, and will be kept in every re-.
-pect folly up with The times.
SMITHS New Arithmetic on tbe Productive Sys-
tea. ~ mo- iuil bound, much larger than the Prac-
tIcal ard Mental designed Ter scholars advanced in
he study, accompanied by u Key and cubica blocks
| 1t desIICd.
Smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic, on a
new Plan, in which Mental Arithmetic is combined
with the of the slate; containing complete
| ystem Tor all practical purposes; beIng in dollars
aud cents. Stereotype edition, revised and enlarged
with exercise Tor the slate To which is odded a
Practical system OF Book Keeping. By Roswell C.
Snn IA.
| Key to do. with the examples fully wrought.
Smiths New Grammar on the Productive Syslrm,
, method OF Instruction recently adopted ia Germa-
ny and Sw zrrland, designed for Schools and Acad-
cmes.
We annex the following specimens Of numer.
! aus recommendations.
| have used Smiths Grammar, Geography, and
! Arithmetic the Productive System, in my Acad-
envy 10. The last three years which Is sufficient proc
| that consider them superior 10 any works on the
subjects Of which they treat. Students IN Grammar
| using Smih's work, make progress which asionishcs
! those who have been accustomed 10 he old sysem
of class books The same might be said Of students
IN the other branches. OF these speak confidently,
having my knowledge from experience.
C.P. B. MARTIN.
Rector Of Mount ZION Insi luton.
From the Common School Assistant, Edited by orvie
| Taylor.
New York, F,b 20, ls4O
Smiths GEOGRAPHY IMPROVED. The above sian
dard and pppu ar work has Just appcaIod from new
plates the old ones having been DESTROYED by fire.
The entire work has been revised, and we low pro-
| nounco II The most accurate work IN market We
| perceive several new maps; ono OF Palestine; on"
Of Liberia; of Mexico &c The map and chart
| Of the World il presented on an cure new plan,
AID one Which adds great value 10 the work, and
must he universally admired. In all rcsPtcis the
work Ia equal 10 any Geogrephy we have, and IN
c,cral important particulars pehor TO he others.
n. Il. The report that action has been
menced against The publishers Of Smilh's Geography
and Atlas for an infringement on Mllchels, is false
aud without the least foundation.
sPALDlNG & SToRRs.
Hartford, Oct, 26, 1910. rs CIV
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