New-York tribune., 1841-04-15
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r,a;nrc Ruics far tie duplication Of Mind acquiring RnOn
IedgeA Complete Sy'e" ci 4mef, emOrse"g n[M nc % ana
important and Erydudfi0nsd complete System o. BOOK
keeping Doubie En' Paeed By Questions and n1er' II,
frentto rc .k pupla Lnovdg e Simple Equation Desined
greatly facilitate the requirement C( Mathematical hnored5e
by WM. 4. WEDGwooD, 4. VI
rJ'IIE corrected edition of this valuable schoooo
ready sale by the Publishers at their bookstore @
Broadway New" York city me hrSt edition 1 nls Norh etet
testimonials of public Appreciation among which
C. H. AyrmoNy Principal of Academy. says have
ne Weswoo- Science and opinion have formed
the work favorable The system Of l'ook keeping is CON
excellent am much pleased with Mr. W. method OF eS
planning many the rules of Arithmetic He has made many crooked
paths straight
The Pougccp>ie says We have work which
BRsEs Principal of the Teacher Seminary Schuylcr,l
say IL decidedly the hest work have scen aud shall Introduce
into my ,choo immedaey'
be satisfied that for Common schools its the best work We have
seem"
Jons y>,x Principal of the Tongford Academy -ay The
definitions explicit and the
plantations OF the and cube root appear to NE peculiarly PLAIN
As. D srrir late Principal Academy. says Il
cnr work other
The point, which chiefly refer It's preliminary
suggestions respecting application the mnd acquiring know
of rJ and cxplanaonst
prehcn>yenc>-lni is freedom from redundant natter
Ts Of the Teachers Public Schools New
York city some Of whom s" been engaged teaching III the city Tor
than twenty year- with universal appreciation;
We have examined Wedswood's Science OF Numbers which
complete OF Arithmetic,
kec1ng double and the elements Algebra
the mind employed in the acquisition OF cursory
of the armcta department observe the hole elegantly
Bookkeeping though brief nevertheless complete The Al
gcrc portion form, excellent the whole tending
rcner4c he ledge acquired the of the work.
W. BELpEN, J. PATTERSON,
e. = Co.KL1S. GEO EvASs
Asn. r. VAS NEEcL, d. PATTERsoN,
II. ". DUNsPEE. NJ II. SMITH,
WILLIAM RELDEN. Jr.'
The Pourhkepic Telegraph The work will opinion
speedily become popular book only primary schools but
those a higher order"
The following GEORGE D. ex-re-ident Phyi-
clan Of ha Newiork i'opa From cur.oy Of
NceSo"d rnce Of Numbers. am disposed to high rank
school boo If not greatly mistaken will lead TO better
understanding OF Arithmetic by beginH and by advanced
dst, an work of TIC that has appeared The
r for applying and nyort powers the mind brought
down the sf the youthful faculties We therefore
onHca the work irly aiton of those who wish
study Arithmetic ought O he studied"
The following PETER Esq late President of the
Washington College MI Il have yoar Arithmetic
examination and satisfied that general plan and arrangement
better calculated facilitate the progress oi the learner th
important sce-e than any within kno" ledge have
school,
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