Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-10-26
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS,
FOR SALE BY E. P. WALTON s. SONS, Montpelier
Enle SONS Reading Books.


TEyHE First Glass Reader selection for Exercises in
n Reading from standard American and British authors
For the of higher classes eff schools aud acad
emies in the United States.
The Second Glass Reader for the Of the middle
classes
The Thnd Glass Reader: for the of the younger
classes
Progressive Primer Fourth Glass cadcr for the us
Of the younger classes
The aboYe popular series of eading Books prepared
by b. Emerson, late Prncipa of the Adams Grammar
School Boston. They adopted exclusively III all
the public schools in Philadelphia, generally used
in the of Vermont and New Hampshire than any 9TH
serious and fast coming into in The es Of
England States, and in The of New York, and especi
ally in the Middle and Southern States The demand TOT
them from all quarters increasing beyond any former pre-
cedenwhich is considered the best evidence OF thar
perior fitness for the use intended
EmerSon'S Spelling Book.
This Spelling Book becoming highly celebrated for its
peculiarly appropriate classification of words and lessons
and It's unrivalled system of pronunciation. may prop
ery be called revised and improved Of the old
tona Spelling Book (meanng that in general usel =
The principal Improvements follows the in such
words nubck roick and the 10 such words honour
favour, ETC. omitted; the Key is rendered simple
ana additional progressive reading lessons illustrated by
cuts Introduced In its present popular FORM is be
eved to be better adapted the Of common schools
our country than any other spelling book presented
to the public Notice the following opinions from men Of
great and acknowledged Judgment:
'The ingenious classification Of the words mark
accurately the sounds only of the accented but of die
unaccended sabes the conciseness and simplicity If the
Introduction and Key the abundance and udoous
Heht 81 Inc matter contained IN the work. and It's fahtu
mechanical execution render il, in oplonon, decided,
superior TO any Spelling Book with which acquan-
ted"
John Frost Cornelius Walker Charles Fox, Barnun
| Field, Abraham Andrews, N. X G. Oliver, WIN. Adams
Members in the Department of Reading 6ld Grammar in
! the Public Schools Of Boston.
The School Committee of the city of Boston, after yer,
critical examination, have ordered lis introduction into al
the public schools of that city. And the Vermont Com
mlssoners, appointed by tho Legislature have recommen
ded this Spelling Book Of the best for use in the
public schools of thai state.
The Introduction TO the National Spelling Book will
easy Reading Lessons for Tie of primary schools Th
attractive lite forerunne ofthe National Spelling Book has
hardly rival in the market and has been almost nvaria
bly, adopted where teachers ard others have had oppor
nifty 10 examine it. Copies for examination will be furnish
ed by the publishers.
EmerSon's .4rithmeticS.
The North American Arithmetic Part First, for youn!
learners BY Frederick Emerson, This is a small book
designed for CHI dren from five to eight years Of Ee Thu
plan is entirely original and pecu liar he lessons are H.
Illustrated with cuts and unit mafks, which render them
once Interesting and impressive
The North American Arithmetic; Part Second--by tn
same author Part Second contains within itself system
Of mental and written Arithmetic sufficiently extensive 70
1.-THE common purposes Of business The work grad
ual IN MS progress that each lesson prepares The learner 70
that which comes AFTER and comparatively little nstrucuo
IS required from the teacher Part Second designed
the final book for common schools and few scholars
have occasion 10 60 beyondit
Lempueres Classical Dictionary for schools and acad
emes. Abridged by S. G. Goodrich This edition con
every in the best revised English edition of Lem
preres original work II also contains all the matter hG
rs either important useful for those attending
mon schools and academies. The original work is full
indicate passages which necessarily exclude from III
multitude of schools for young persons, to which woul
Otherwise be of The greatest Importance In this work
such passages are excluded.
$ Voses School Astronomy; with numerous plates.-
teachers and school committees furnished with copies
Oct, LIST, 1910. IL eowe