New-York daily tribune., 1845-12-24
GERMAN LANGUAGE.

A PHRASE BOOK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
~ with literal translation of the German into English
together with complete explanation OF the sounds and the
eccentuston of the German: By Moritz Ertheiier tFo
Schools ard Private Learners) Price 25 cents The usual
discounts 10 Agents and Booksellers.
From CHARLES JuIfUs HEMPEL, NJ. D. author of Cram
Of the German guGgr formerly te0eher o The Ger
man in Ne5v- York.
Having had abundant opportunities OF making myself
practically acquainted with the advantages OF MI Ertheles
Phrase Boo take the greatest pleasure recommending
II 10 he spectfu consideration both teachers and
learners of the German language THIS work is Intended
10 ,aii.fv most important want which Is constantly fell
both in teaching and studying that language BY means OF
thai The student is enabled 10 obtain IN very nsy
cry German diOm of any practical importance explained
in work and the literal translation which Is constantly
arneN-d 10 il, affords - scholar un opportunity of becon
ing acquainted without almost any trouble m great num-
her the useful words OF the German language
The work mny b. as un essentially necessary
appendix to every German grammar now existing.
The teacher CHI avail himself OF the work winch have
Tho nnsnr of recommending 10 the public for the purpos.
of imparng anayicay correct and sufficient knowledge
OF German grammar. The idioms are 80 chosen and ar
ranged rs emhody all tue important principles oil
German grammar und the teacher W. hnd easy to eic
date them scholar by OF hose idomulic pra
more philosophical study Of German grammar may
follow the study OF those phrases with great success.
This equally Itself TO the German AZ the
American student The German who wishes to obtain
correct and philosophical knowledge OF The English d!oms
il fully enabled that knowledge by OF Mr.
Eheers book Though the dioms contained IN thar work
are constantly heard daily conversation yet the German
resident must ind dithcuI permanently 70 impress sI'
sounds upon his memory He may remember
Der sufficiently apply correctly IN conversation Mr.
Er,heers work affords him an opportunity OF refreshing
his recollection OF the phrase and uiinaeiy h&nS upon
his mind with scientific precision.
As Mr.. Erheilers book does no, conflict with any OF the
existing regard the German schoobooks pub
shed in the count y is be hoped ihnt Will meet with
@'' 'N'@''' ".N'' c. J. HEMPEL, NJ. D.
From FRANCIS J. GRAND, Esq.
Being requested TO state ny opinion as regards Mr.
Er,heiler's popular work, "a PhraseBo in English and
German" with great frankness that It Is the best,
lille work OF the kind am acquainted with The author
ia evidently gentleman well versed in Saxon; and from
his education IN Germany qualified to @ teaGa II also
From Hon HENRY A. MuHLESRERG, Reading, Pa.
Mr.. NJ. Ertheiler-Dear Sir have received and
nrd the Colloqual Phrases. which you had The Kindness
transmit by Mr. Rupp and hnG the work admirably
calculated attain the purposes for which Intended
the promotion Of knowledge Of aud improvement IN the
German Language Il cannot be otherwise tiau highly 10
the student and must by the facilities which affords
courage him proceed in making himself OF Ian
gage which found the richest Of every species
OF science wei! gs history WI, poetry
trust your work vii! meet with al the encouragement
and success II so richly merta.
With my best wishes 10 that ELECT am,
Very respectfully and truly
Your friend and obedient servant
HENRY A. MUHLENBERG.
From, JoHS BEcK Esq Principal of the dcGniy for Young
Geptienen at iiti-. Pr
Mr. Ertheier-lt IS nearly % years since became
teacher Of youth and, during this period have only
consulted bnt have used many OF the different English Gnd
German Colloqual and lnerinear Exercises that have
fallen in my way; and, sir. do you, without the
namely that OF illustrating the various expressions the
German Translation OF the English sentences, which the
same words employed IN diferen. signihcaions,
well to tie affinity between the languages far ex
ceeds any have yet
Such being my Impressions after careful examination OF
your work, shall certainly Introduce the same into Iny
teachers OF schools well such who wish TO acquire
aknowedge OF German, without the aid OF teacher.
L'tt;' oct''e1 O. 1913 JOHN BECK.
Published and for sale by
GREELEY & McELRATH