New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-05-22
GERMAN LANGUAGE

A PHRASE BOOK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
"A with literal translation OF the German into EnSsh
together with acompeieexplsnaon o 3- sounds and the
sccen,usion of the German BY Nor!tz r3rtheer tFor
Schools Private Lea.ners) Price cents. The ususl
discountsto Agents and Booksellers.
From CHARLES julius HEMPEL NJ. D. rt,hor Of Gram
Of the German language, formerly teacher Of u. Ger
nIun Nero York.
Having hhd abundant opportunities OF making myself
practically acquainted with the advantages of mr Erheies
i, 10 The respectful consideration OF and
learners of the German language This work Is intended
both In teaching and studying that language By means OF
that work the student is enabled TO obtain In very easy
NAME! thorough knowledge Of the German idioms Ev
cry German idio OF practical importance Is explained
that work. and the literal translation which is conststy
annexed H. affords the scholar opportunity OF becom
ngacquanted without almost any trouble with great NUM-
Der of the most useful words of the German language
The work be- considered essentially necessary
appendix 10 every German grammar now existing;
The teacher avail himself Of the WORK which have
pleasure ofrecommendng the public for the purpose
OF impsring enaycay correct and sufficient know edge
ranged an to embody al The most important prnclpes G
German grammar and the teacher win find easy 10 elucl-
date the scholar by OF those dioms;: phra-
more philosophical study Of German grammar may
follow the study OF those phrases with great success
This work equally commends itself to The German az The
American student. The German who wishes 10 obtain
and philosophical knowledge OF the English idoms
fully enabled TO obtain that knowedge by means Q! MI
Erheles book Though the idoms contained 10 thai work
constantly heard In daily conversation yet the German
uss nns his lie NAV
the general expression but he does NOT relne
Ehss him Of eshn
bis recollection of the phrase and ultimately fixing upon
his mind with scientific precision.
As Mr. Erheers book dCcs not conflict with any OF The
exisin In regard TO the German schoobooks pub
sed In the county t 10 TO be hoped that will meet With
inc 'u''e'' winch " ''''' ADN 'N- {. j. HEMPEL, MD
From FRANCIS ]. GRANp, Esq.
Being requested TO state ny opinion as regards MI;
German, avow with great snkDess that it is The best
little work Of the kind acquainted with The author
10 evidently gentleman well versed in Saxon; and from
FRANCIS J. GRUND.
From Hon. HENRY A MuHL ENEERc, Reading, Pa
Mr.. NJ Ertheer-Dear Sir. have received and exam
ined the CooQuia Phrases which you had The kindness
transmit Mr.. Rupp, and find the work admirably
calculated attain the for which II WAS intended
German Language II cannot be otherwise than highly 10
the STUDENT and must by the facilities which Affords en-
courage him 10 proceed In making himself master oil Ian
gusge in which found the richest stores OF every species
of science well history, wit, poetry, romance
your work will meet with all the encouragement
and success II richly merits
With my best wishes 10 that effect, l am,
Very respectfully and truly,
Your friend and obedien, servant,
HENRY A MUHLENBERG.
From JOHN BECK ESQ Principal Of As academy for YOunI
Gentlemen at Litt., Pa
Mr.. Eriheier-il In now nearly y yearo since became
teacher OF youth, end, during this period have not only
consulted but used many Of the different English and
German Colloqual and lnierDear Exercises that have
son In my way; and. sir, do assure you without lie
least wish farer that yours In important pori
namely that of illustrating the various expressions IN the
German Translation Of the English sentences in which The
words aye employed In different sgnhcatons, as
well TO the affinity between the TWO languages far e1'
! ceeds any have vel
Such being my Impression, aer careful examination OF
your work shall certainly Introduce the same into my
school, and shall cheerfully recommend IL 10 al
teachers Of schools well 10 such who wish 10 acquire
knowledge OF German, without the aid Of ssehsr
Published and for sale by
GREELEY McELRATH,