Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1840-12-15

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L p. WALTON 4 SONS. Montpelier, have
lLs recently published u New Grammar, by tho
Rev. Rufus Nu,iing. Professor of Language. ia
Western Res rye College; this work l. an sn.
argvment and improvement IL the excellent and
highly popular grammar BY the same author FIRST
published in I-26 and extensively used ~ VI
The following testimonials to the excellence Of
this book have already been received
NUT"rlNG'S NEW GRAMMAR To The
PabiisheTs Of .Nntings Ne,o CTomm0r. Having
sttrniively examined the New Grammar OF Rn-
fus Mating, now publishing can truly say that
] am happy to fecomnrD nd II, because 10 so doing
believe subserve, as far as my opiuon may
have weight, the interests 81 popular duca,ioa
IN our state. ! had always con Sidered the former
Grammar by the same author equal, aud Ia ma
ny respects superior, 10 any 10 use, and on com
pairing the present work with the old ono, find
all ESSENTIAL omissions supplied, and large mass
OF highly interesting and useful matter added.
which, 10 my opinion. nOp makes IL a work bet
ter adapted TO the U.s. Of our common schools
than any grammar extant ID. u. THOMPSON.
Montpelier, Sept -, is40
have for several years adopted Sntungs sys.
TEN OF English Grammar; aud an prepared 70
say, that in my opinion, it is greatly superior ~
any now in use, not only us correct In the pris-
ciPles Of the language, but MS b,ip, adapted 10
the capacity Of learners. After using most Of the
English Grammar now in use, have found that
scholars make much more rapid piogrsss IN fol-
lowing this system III any othrr. The improve
menis which distinguish Il should not he cons,d-
cred bold and Injudicious innovations; they accord
with the opirions 81 learned men 10 England.
Scotland, and France, who have wrht@n on this
subject. This system ha sl-o been recpmmrod-
ed and adopted Tor many years 10 the schools Of
the N T.. states and has been approved by many
distinguish ptof.,sfs IN N, colleges
4 sHEPPAhD. T.afl"r Of ih,' Model
sehptl 81 OHIO UuiyefEi,y'
Ohio University, Athens. ~ 81 la40
From rrperenord Teaeisf ~ Detroit Mieb.f
Prot Mating II 80 .teeed,ngiy anxious
that ynur Grammar should be- anif.fxaliy ns1n
The more ] use Il the better like a. have
used all ~ the other most popular systems, bot
without being able 10 interest," my sobsoi 10 the
subject, Is I wished. But during the past win.
ter. With Only one Of Noiling's Grsmaiafs, I have
had no difficulty ~ exciting soeh an Interest 80
has led 10 the happies results; aud plessed are
my class with the ~ofk that they have written
seTetsi copies Of II ia fair hand, and use IL -
their guide. W. a. BACON.
Esirse, Of litter from ZADocK TBosssos, dated
Burlington, Nov. n, $40.
Beng enspg,d ia isscbiug Of the lime Mr..
Autiing's Grammar sss 6rsi published, 10 LED.
aud briag satisfied BY eafsipl examination of
the work that II possessed droidrd advantages
over the GrsmmAis then ia Dse, introduced IL
into my school mu,sdisirlyi aud alter psing u
constantly fof NOR, than tight years, found no
reason 10 ehsngr my opinion 81 %. The copy Of
the Grammar, m ts nsw form, which you pat
into my hands, has Ieoeiyeo only sDrsOfy sxaD-
iDston bot s1hieieni Ia sstisfy me- that n iss de-
eiSsd improvement on the originsl WORK, The
iniTodoetory lessons are On plsn, wiiich have
tesisd BY my own pfssiies, and can ssy ffoin
experiences thai kh0~ u Ia b. storilsBt. psriies-
lsfiy fof young scholars. The fhsnK.s and I'd.
oh'on', "a other f~spses, sis ias'eieUs. saa such
90 10 r.Daer ihs wafk dseidrely sapsnnf 10 ~
oibsf Grammar with which an seqnsiRiSai and
Think might BE- ittrodsesd sesssisgssasiy
in al the schools IN The slsir.
FOR ..ls BY 4 r wslton e. Sons. Montpelier
Haskell * FsiSsr, Wseesack! u. A. Bfsmsn,
Burlington: fiea1@fsnn A We'd. q sfinnd Jsns.
Hsgsr. ~ asisb barr Eosssi a rtss'ss ~ A.
bsss J'-~pb si.ts-. Bistlistsfo', \ &. cee-
card, Windsor.
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