Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-10-03
NEW DISCOVERY, WORTHY OF
eIsEAE ATTENTION.

Tnosr who may wish 20 acquire the greatest
part Of the French or German language Sc.
almost without time ond labor viii DC pleased to
apply immediately To the Professor
the many ccriicstcs nom the learned. who
speak IN tho highest terms OF This great discovery.
the rest can be- shown by the Professor himself
TO TIL PUB Lie
HNviNG become acquaiut, with Prof. kathc.
MSS method OF teaching the pronunc cation aud
reading the French l1ng'asc, Nc take much
pleasure ia accommodating " % the public, not
ohlN as surprising iu is rr,iilts with bv.nneas Or
TIA Judy, nat n the highest desrcc valuable To
those Wau are advanced iu the language. In
simplicity, slipftncs COrrcctncss, and ease of 'ac-
quirins g. cvcn hy one entirely ignorant of French,
tit system SURPRISES AL other systems, even this
most recent, with which we are acquainted, OF
at which we have ever heard. This ingenious
system, which was discovered aud u taught only
by fiot. L. himself, enables the pupils, amer hay
ing perfectly committed the rules 10 memory,
(Which are 50 few and simple that they can bc
a"quiscd in Few hours,) To pronounce aud read
tn ffcnch language correctly at once. We
chccritlly commend Prof. h. to the public as "a
sup rior teacher of this language.
GE0. EATON, CHARLES BAILEY,
y. PORTER, Jr., 4. 4. CHAPMAN,
los. C. PYNcuoy. ". =" oR Rs A'N'
JAMES II. GRAY, EDW. TRAsK,
Springfield, Mass, April Is, lsi5.
Fro,a he LeusriIie Ky Daily Dime, Of March q,
Glass.
Lov'.vrLrr, Nv. March rs, ISL.
Ia tha
r.mat kahbi merits OF Your system II teaching
French, anal TO Ionr hlclity ana ability as a teach
err some Of MS have tried various systems for
acquiring the language, hut no one even of the
most recent, stands any companion with YOURS
We entertain NO Doubt that II a person properly
memories Your rules Cor pronunciation, aud this
con be done IN n few hours you easily teach
him in a fee nintGci to pronounce any word in
the French, and 20 read any sentence. In like
manner, 10y committing the rules for transating to
memory, (and tbs can be- done in a very short
timCl Non can easily enable person 20 translate
from the French into the English language ia a
roy fer minutes, But your rules must be tho
roughly known Il this Is accomplished. YOU can
iinpmt better knowledge Of the language in a
few minutes than can be acquired by any other
system In vogue in many weeks.
What You call rules should bc termed princi-
pies. Il hus boy once defined rules 10 Be fncer
posts afs Rad side itai poim oia The rGy, and pin
cpeS. 10 b friends thgf 20 dong rih he frdreifer
aud Sho,c him NE rcy 10 me place ne seeks TINS rs
rNrHAricArLY rHE CASE Win your PRINCIPLES
ron TEACHING THE rRoNuNciATIoy, rHr nrApISo
AND rR,NsLArIvc or rRCNcU Those Of us who
knew something OF French before learned moro
from You ~ a fer minutes than were ablo
TO acquire before, and Were enabled to overcome
difficulties, by your principles that have been Diff
hculicS for years.
We chccrfnlly ond warmly commend you as q
superior teacher OF the French language
=. Yours very respectfully,
l. GIBBoN J.. /. WARREN.
RlCHD. II. VOOLFOLK.
Free translation from ne French Of Jsl,maeh,ts ia
one lesson, under TIE Instruction Of Professor Il
--ByJ. ~. FI-iGG. [BoOk -, PAGE l0i
CraisneZ les tlieuX, Telemaque; cetto
crainte est lie plus grand iresor du occur de
Phomme: ayec ellie viendront la sagesse, la
justice, la paiX, IN joic, les plaisrs purs,
la vraie libcrte, la douce abundance, la
gloire sans tgche
TR ALTON. c0
Fear The Gods, o Tclemachus; this fear is IN.
Blc''ea' treasure OF the heart OF man; with il will
.o,nt wisdom, Justice peace, joy, pure pleasure.
uuc hOeIty, sweet abundance, and spotltss glory
GER TIFGCATE.
Amer having mcmorizel the rules which rooui.
r. about s'N hours study, learned to pronounce
nle French Language IN ha.f a minute ami was
emitted 10 cOnJugac the regular aud irr,fyulor
,elDS' Doth IN French and in English; and 10
u'hslate me language without q Muster with IN,
ass,Stance OF Key used for the purpose Invented
py the lIoieSsor--thc use of which was learned in
nHy minHe. l was wholly unac0uautrl ,yi,h
.e rehch, nor did understand single letter in
inc frendh alphabet previous TO the lnstruction
received from Prof Karjheus.
Hartford, Dec. 9th, 1911 j. b. FIACc
Co. MIR. *. who also teaches Gern,a,
a new plan, may be found at Mr.. Wur,.
house, corner Of Market and Quincy stree
where subscription can be made.
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