Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,
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Emerson's Reading Books.


FENIlE First Glass Reade, selection for Exercises in
" Reading, from standard American and British authors
For the use Of higher classes eff schools and acad
emes IN the United States.
The Second Glass Reader for the use Of the middle
classes.
The Thnd Glass Reader: for the use of the younger
Progressive Primer, Fourth Glass Readers for The
Of the younger classes.
The above popular series offending Books prepared
by b. ID Emerson, late Principal of the Adams Grammar
School Boston. They adopted exclusively III all
the public schools in Philadelphia, generally used
in the states of Vermont and New Hampshire than any 9TH
serious and are fast coming in the les. CT lheNew
England States and in The state Of New York. and espec
ally in the Middle and Southern States The demand fol-
them from all quarters increasing beyond any former pre-
ceden-which Is considered the best evidence Of their
perior fitness for the use intended
EmerSon'S Spelling Book.
This Spelling Book becoming highly celebrated for its
peculiarly appropriate scation Of words and lessons
sand us unrivalcd system of pronunciation. II may prop
be called revised and improved version Of the Old Ma.
uona Spelling Book (meanng that in general use -
lac principal Improvements follows the k in such
words publck rock and the in such words honour,
hvour etc., omitted tho Key rendered more simple
ana additional progressive reading lessons, illustrated by
cuts introduced In IFS present popular form, it be.
ieyed to be better adapted o the wants of common schools
our conny than any other spelling book cvr presented
to the public Notice the following opinions from Of
great and acknowledged judgment;
Tho ingenious classification Of the words to mark
accurately the Sounds only of the accented but Of the
unaccended sabes the concseness and simplicity Of the
Introduction and Key the abundance and udclous arrange
mechanical execution render - in our op0niOn decidedly
superior to any Spelling Book with which acquain-
ted"
John Frost Cornelius Walker, Charles Fox Barnum
Field Abraham Andrews, N. X. G. Oliver VIM. Adams
Members IN the Department Of Reading and Grommar in
the Public Schools of Boston.
The School Committee of the city of Boston, after a very
critical examination have ordered its introduction into all
the public schools Of that city And the Vermont Com
missoncrs, appointed by the Legislature, have
ded this Spelling Book of the best for in the
public schools Of that state.
The Introduction to he National Spelling Book with
easy Reading Lessons for Ike Of primary schools This
attractive little orerunner oftho National Spelling Book has
hardly rival in the MARKET and has been almost nvaa-
bly, adopted where teachers ard others have had oppor
nifty to examine it, Copies for examination will be furnish
ed by the publishers.
EnerSon'S .4rithmetics.
The North American Arithmetic: Part First, for young
learners. BY Frederick Emerson, This is small book
designed for CHI ldren from five eight years of ge The
plan entirely original and peculiar The lessons il
Illustrated with and unit marks, which render them
once interesting and impressive
The North American Arithmetic: Part Secondly the
author. Part Second contains within itself system
fmenta and written Arithmetic sufficiently extensive for
all the common purposes of business The work grad
ua ITS progress that each lesson prepares the learner o
that which comes after, and comparatively little instruction
is required from the teacher. Part Second is designed as
the final book for common schools and few scholars vii
have occasion 10 go beyondit.
Lemprere's Classical Dictionary for schools and acad-
Abridged by 5. G. Goodrich. This edition
every the best revised English edition Of Lem
preres original work. II also contains all the matter tina
either important useful for those attending com
schools and academies The original works. full o
indicate passages which necessarily exclude it from tn
multitude of schools for young PERSONS TO which it wou
Otherwise be Of the greatest Importance In This work al
such passages are excluded.
Voses School Astronomy; with numerous plates-
Teachers and school committees furnished with copies @
this work for examination application to The publishers
Oct. ls 1910. 70 eow,6t