Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-08-07
Mitchell's School Books

Y ElIt ilEl4L'S BIOGRAPHICAL READER, foK
w SCHOOLS AND FANILIts This work contains coo
visions OF the earth, with their empires
and states preceded by compendious history pro-
gre.s OF geographical science
The design o the Indicated ny the tisie Itn,v
be read ii classes by using tchr's school
Geography by pupils farther advanced -tadies
ms DOOR viii be found equally COM enient 10 heads o.
families who wIsh teach their children adults
have passed their period 81 tuition.
me arrangement OF countries Is the same IN the
chool geography, the descriptive details extended
IN proportion to lis enlarged dimensions, ami viii
to give lively and interesting picture Of world,
cording 70 is condition the present day.
The Reader also arranged correspond ssMitc-
e's Atlas that those who already hnye the lat
ter Will be in possession of oitable TO tho
iomer and individuals may obtain IT at COST
below price charged for ALIASES complied 10 IL
lustrae ueatises of equal with Geogaphca,
Reader
An important and, perhaps, paramount =:
Reader Is, that it, Introduction schools he effected
without additional COST by dispensing with Other reading
books This win bring IT within the Of the hum
best pupils, AMI enable whole population acquire
accurate know ledge OF the science
!" ITCHEII,S PRIMARY SCHOOL. GEoGRA
1VE PiG.-Ihis lttle work j. intended &c
osraphy children and IS prepared for the use Of those
VINO have begun spell and fead degree
cg. The author has eodeavored, accordingly render
easy Of comprehension and interesting youth
iu pupil, a lis limits viii permit
The Primary Geography contains III page, abou, 100
engasngs ard fourteen maps These executed from
branches, in the United States.
Pictorial ustrations, vc designed, especially adap-
TED 10 the work they accompany aNafts essental
'ha without them geography ot young persons would pos
but little Many most important facts OF
the science Of geography may he mind by
visible hinges forcibly than by me
me ntroducnon moral and religions sontnents INTO
DOCKS intended for the instruction young persons eac
aea to improve the heart ana lend additional strength
parental admoniion. Accordingly. the work
whene'e. the SUBJECT pemited, such and oser-
Vaohs nave been made az are calculated to show
perioy OF enlightened institutions, the excellence N the
christian religion, and the advantages of moral
principles as may readily be eompehended by the juvenile
ne ITCnELL'S SCHOOL GEOGRAPHY AND
w AlLAN,-This work has been published upwards
Of year. aud has been already literally encouraged and
extent 20 which II has been the mos, res
pertabie semnarres and the strong derded tetmo-
mars III rs favour received from eminent teachers and gen.
emrn Of the highest repectabty talent and scrm-
justify tae publishers presenting Il as cause
Of undoubted merit
The Geography contains 336 pages and illustrated BY
more Than Two hundred cncravipgs: these arc all from
ne" designs, and are executed IN style greatly superior
what = usually in works Of tins many or
the engfavings eaclae important stated ~ the tex
otheFs embrace number Of striking objects
art: these interes; tie schola spirit inquiry
and relieve mind from fornity 80 juzty COM
planned Of by those who study school biographies deficient
in this respect.
The into sections Of such extent a. are
ulcien, for one lesson: these are gradually en-
jarged from the bcgniDg to the enl book
keep pace With the increasing capacity pupil The
descr,,fon If the definition. u ee.c,gg;af - ! 49, 49,.
standing OF the s-ienae % geography fouud pc
az simple and easy Of comprehension
tanned L. Is arranged chiefly IN method question
and answer, presenting. it is believed sufficient
70 exercise the mental faculties Of The pupil
HE Atlas contains eighteen maps, which are ali cd
and distinct manner for which Mr. Mtcbea's maps are
sr21Isaed. The be-toaed appn pa n. 81 The ca
e read. ~" -oraton of ksbe ith
he b-tary Of o5r own opd oIsr
fines Of rali-raas aad canals the e-tanre
rom one continent TO a'oet are Nil regarded a. essential
improvements.
The ==-aIs;~n4 .,oa-,s~ef ,.ble. appended N the
Atlas contain great an9rat ~ iatere-log ntanson,
comprising view Of the extent and pops all the