Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1846-05-22
SCHOOL BOOKS,

Published by jerks q PALMER, Boston, and for
sale by Booksel ers and Country Traders generally.
IMPROVED SERIES OF READING BOOKS. |
THE attention ofCOuNTY suPtRINTENDtNT5
l. SCHOOL COMMITTEES, TEACHERS ana
others interested in Education, is requested 10 inc
series Of Readers, viz:
WorCcster's Primer, or First Book. ~ pages,
lSmo.
SpelIings l63 pages, lSmo,
worcester's Introduction TO Third Book,
with Rules and Instructions 26ipages, ismo.
WOrcestcr's Third Book, for Reading and Spell
ling, with Rules and Instructions fer avoiding com
mon errors 2ss pages, i2mo..
Worcester's Fourth Book, { Rea ding, with
Rules and Instructions by Rev Samuel Worcester
4S6 pages, l2no.
The above form a complete series OF Reading Books
which are not ed by any other works for this
purpose. The series has recently been enlarged
and improred, by the insertion OF course Of lessons
IN Enumeration and Articulation, IN each book Of the
series adapted to the capacity Of the scholar Tor
whose use the several works are intended, prepared
by Mr.. William RUSSELL distinguished teacher Of
Elocuton. The prominent Characteristics OF the Sc
ries are as follows, VIZ;
Excellence of Selection, both IN gradaton and cha
ractcr pa >tural and useful subjects together with de-
scriptions of natural scenery and objects, tending 10
promote fondness for agricultural life, being chosen,
ra Their than those Of warlIke spirit.
They ire designed to make Reading a Study, and
also, 10 make Enumeration an important part Of
learning 10 read.
KupS for GOOD reading, adapted CucD lesson, ana
list oferrors to be avoiied, together with spellng
lesson, Of words selected from the reading lesson.
They are prepared by practica and intelligent
country teacher, and consequently better adapted
than most others to the use OF country schools. The
enlarged editions can he used with others.
Testimony from teachers, who have used the book,
uniformly favorahle-one of whom says, "that his
scholars learn more in one months OF thus series than
in TIM rice the time from any other" Numerous re-
recommendations have leen received fy the publishers
but few only appendc!-aS we rely upon the
merits OF the books and request Tor Them a candid
examination.
The books are printed on good paper, sui stan;ialy
lound and are furnished at low rates is any Of
the less meriiorous works.
They are in extensive use in nearly all parts Of the
United States.
Recon- ndations of The ADORE Works.
George B. Emerson, Esq, an eminent teacher of
| Boston, and one Of the authors OF the =" School and
Schoolma>ter," remarks in letter to the Publishers
Ever since became acquainted with Mr.. Woi-
cesers books they have seemed TO me better adapted
than any other series that has come my knowledge,
| to the capacities and wants both OF learners and
| teachers of Elementary Schools. They not like
mos, others intended for this purpose, mere COMP.
| lation TO a great extent they are original.
THE REMARKS to teachers, the notices of errors 10
be avoided, and the questions to aid the understand.
Ing of the learner, all OF great value; but what
is of TAR greater the elevated moral tone which per.
vadcs these lessons fitting them not only to extrci.e
the mnS and communicate the art Of reading, but 10
do much for that better and Usually neglected part OF
| the education of the moral a Elections"
| And in regard to the Introduction to the Third
Book just published, Mr. Emerson adds, welcome
this an addition 10 an invaluable SERIES
| from William Russell Teacher OF Elocution.l
| In letter received by The publishers, Mr.. Russell
remarks" consider them the best adapted Of an,
to you'll inl readers They are more simple IN matter
and style, and more interesting to children than an,
other that have nd, and hnely suited in particular
to maternal instruction at home.
| EMERSON'S SPELLING BOOKS.
Emersons National Spelling Book aud Pronoun
cling Tutor on an improved plan, wi h Reading Les
sons. One Hundred and Sixlielh Edition
Introduction TO the above for Younger scholars. b.
the same. Thee works are highly recommended b
Tea rhers and others, used in the Boston Publi
Schools, and also extensively in the various school
IN the United Sares.
PARLEY's HISTORIES FOR COMMON
SCHOOLS.
Parey's Frs, Book of History Parley'- Secon
Book Of History. Plrleys Third Book OF IL story
Parley's Book Of the United States.
EMERSON'S ARITHMETIC, lin three parts)
Par, |, contains Easy Lessons for Beginners. Pai
contains Lessons for all Scholars. Part contain
the higher operations Key to parts and g. Que'
tons TO part ).
| This series OF Arlhmecs is in use in the School
Of New York, Philadelphia and Boston, and IN oihe
ins,,a,iOn. whore modern Improvements are adopted
BAILEY'S ALGEBRA.
Il Baileys FIRST Lessons IN Algebra for Academic
! and Common Schools. Key TO the above for Teacl
The above Algebra s on the nduc,ive plan, and
: designed for those not versrd IN the science. II
used as Glass Book in the Public Schools OF Bosto
and in various School, and Academies Of high CHI
racter in all parts OF the United States.
;. GoODMCWS UNITED STATES.
s Goodrlch's History OF the uned STATES, adapt
x 20 the capacity OF youth. Revised and enlarged fro
the One Hundrelh Edition, and brought down
Tyler's Administration. Goodrichs and Emerson
- Cues ions TO the Vloye.
The above II story OF the United State is amor
the most popular works OF the Kind. 1t is in use
The Boston Schools, and has high and ex;en,i
:, popularity.
ID WORCESTERS DICTIONARIES.
" Worce.ter's Elementary, adapted use in Schot
p, and Academies, containing nearly 500 more wor
than any other School Dictionary.
oi Do Comprehensive, Pronouncng and Explanat
Ia ry deN gned for the same and for general releieut
ID This Dictionary is recommended by persons Oft
NJ highest literary merit, a. "coUbnl1g ADVANTAGES
- a:Prononnclng Dictionary superior to all other,
10 and as being "a most comprehensive, correct a
~ useful compendium
RUSSELL'S EVOLUTIONARY SERIES.
/. Rus,ell's Lessons in Enlnciaion. 2 Do. II
dimenl, Of Gesture. 3. Do Exercise, IN EloculIc
Also RusselPs ElGcutionls, new work, combni
all the above.
MUSIC FOR SCHOOLS.
The Little Songster, an Eenen AIRY SINGING 30
m for Primary Schools, b. c. j. Webb Pres't of Ha
' del and Haydn Society, Editor Of Mass. Coll.
b" Music, &c.
The Common School SoHg>ter, for advanced lear
I'd er>: by the same. Publsheu under The sanction
the Boston Academy of Muse.
10 The Young Ladys Vocal Class Book, signed
d. families and the higher schools BY the same. Pu
, shed as above.
The above form Progressive Series, for use
ip families and Schools.
"a MISCELLANEOUS.
Il. Crumbs Geometry Parts and2. Do. Philosopt
Do. Chemistry. DO, Arithmetic. Do. Algebra.
Sullivan's Class Books, Political, Moral, and II
,orlcai.
Frost's Grammar Bossuet's French Phrase Boo
Holbroo!i's Geometry. Abbors Little Phllos oph'
er Noyes's Penmanshp: Parev's Arithmetic.
Hlldreih's United States Halls Lectures TO Teac
ers. Bars o 4tlnes OF History. Johnson's a
Walkers School Dictionary. The ChilPs Botany.
). School Committees, Teachers &c, DESTROYS ii e
aiming any of The above, will be supplied wthc
charge
p In addition TO the above always for sale at sat,
factory prices, complete assortment OF ScHo,
s, Music and MISCELLANEOUS Books, STATIONERY, &
I'd May SO