Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-03-20
SCHOOL BOOKS.

'I'Hf Attention Of Snperntentent> Teachers and
Others interested IN the cane of popular e,ilca-
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smiths school Geography and Atlas, en-.
larged from ioimcr editions eieyed to be the be-,
published.
smiths Primary Geography. in press, will be
Published IN lew weeks. The maps and enrrav.
ing> have been designed and engraved express v for
the work. The publishers believe II will e TAR Sill
perlor IN Arrangement style and execution, to any
other small G Biographies.
smiths Practical and Mental Arithmetic. in
when mental arithmetic Is combined with The Use OF
the slae.
Key TO do for Teachers onIy,
smiths New Arithmetic, in three parts, berg
"A complete system IN one book.
Key 10 do for Teacher, only.
Mr. Smllh ha, long been iavorally known 10 the
rn'hc, anl his books have heen eX,en~ vely usel
The American ExpositOr, or intellectual De-
finer by X. Claggeit A. M.-Prre 30 cts.
The Easy Manual of Reading. Speaking ard
Execution Made Easy. containing rules an
| regulations for Defamation and Reading with fig
,,rts Illustrative OF gesture. BY r. CIaeGcu, A. W..
| Pee 80 cents.
| The,e work, have cen compiled bv r. Clapret..
A. NJ late PRINCIPAL OF the Providence High Sch oil
| an arc very popTlara> lar a. they have hem known
and introduced into New York, Brooklyn AMI other
| plhlic schools.
Intellectual Algebra. or oral Exercises in Al.
gseord, for common sho,I- by d. B. lower, A. NJ.
| prl-c 80 renr>.
This !, the only W. rk on Arc' ra that bring the
II lrri before The pa lr oral form Invested Of
| the cumlrous, uniutt,e.tug material with which
| Algcbtarlan 'reatise> generally laden Tea h.
ct> say at l. the legma'r Icce>,or of 'Cullurn's
ftt Les n>' standing in 'hr relation to Alse-
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| Price 10 cts.
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teaching distinct Articulation, as well as the or ho-
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| A. NJ.
Introduction 10 the Gradual Reader, in press
| will soon e Published.
The Gradual Reader. or Exercises in Aricula
ton, de-en.d to develop and >rens then the organs
"i speech and 10 facilitate the correct utcrance o
elementary sounds with simple Reading Lessons fol
pupils IN young classes.
To lie followed by two Reading Books 70
higher elias >es by the author
Beethoven Musical Series.
Musical 4. h. e., with songs 10 swec'en study,
by +. Ives, Jr., 9
The Musical Spelling b ok, a New Method Of
N '.Dal INSTRUCTION and Recreaiion>, vo.,sy
T.. I've, Jr., e
The Musical Reading Book New Method OF
In>'r icii' n aud Music Sacred and Secular,
designed i.r Schools and Musical Academies,
ly f.. lvr,, lr, lO
: The Bchovian COLLECTION oi Sacred Music, COM
prising ! hcme>, now hr> arranged from the
ms rImenial Cumpu>iti MS Of Bee hoven,
Haydn, Mozart, and Other eminent Composers,
and original Tunes, Chants, and Anthems the
whole harmonzed IN four pari>, with an A.
compartment for the Organ. To which is pre-.
fxel, New Method OF instruction IN the Ri-
dime.ns of Music and the Art of Reading,
with Annola'ions, by Mes>rs. Ives, Alper>, aud
Timm, 10
This is the first of Books for Schools produ
ced in this country that affords the Tor teach
ing Music, in III the stages OF progress through who
y 1t must pass, when treated As a branch OF gener;
ednratIon. The plan embraces that Of the eminei
DR.. Schneider Of Germany. aud OF the Able Meme
:. Of France, which now the most approved meth
# cd. Of Europe
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