New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-23
GERMAN LANGUAGE.

a PHRASE BOOK IN ENGLISH AND GERMAN
"A with literal translation of the German into English
together with complete explanation of the sounds and the
S and PrivsIe Iearners Price 25 cents The usual
discounts 10 Agents and Booksellers.
From CaARLEs julius HrMPEL, NJ. d. author Of Gram
of German language formerly teacher Of the Ger
man in Netp- York
Having had abundant opportunities OF making myself
practically acquainted with The advantages OF Mr. Erheers
Phrase Book take the greatest pleasure in recommending
tine respectful consideration OF both tie teachers and
satisfy most important which Is constantly el,
Doth IN teaching and studying that language BY Of
thorough knowledge Of the German dioms. Ev
cry German d,om of any practical importance explained
in that work. ard the literal translation which is constantly
annexed TO H. affords tt scholar opportunity Of hecon
ngacquained without almost trouble. with
Der of the most useful words OF the German language
The work may be considered as an essentially necessary
appendix TO every German grammar existing
The teacher might avail himself of the work which have
the pleasure OF recommending the public. for the purpose
OF imparug analy caya aud sufficient khowedge
of German grammar. The oioms chosen and ar
German grammar and the teacher will tad easy
them the scholar hy Of those id,osic phra-
philosophical study of German grammar may
follow the study Of those phrases with great success
This work equally commences itself 10 the German the
American student The German who wishes TO obtain
aud philosophical knowledge OF the English idoms
fully enabled 10 ohsn that knowledge by Of Mir
Erheers book Though the diomS contained thai work
constantly heard in daily the German
resident find difficult, permanently impress such
rvsnesceal scuuds upon his memory. He may remember
The general expression Of he dio bu, he does
6et sufficiently 10 apply correctly conversation Mr.
Ertheiers work affords opportunity of refreshing
his recollection OF the phrase ultimately fixing upon
his mind with scientific precision.
As MT: EThei,ers book conflict with any of the
existing interests in regard German chooLbooks pub
shed IN the count II sto be hoped ihst Will meet with
c. j. HEMPEL. NJ D.
Frem FRANCIS J. GRAND. ESQ.
Being requested 10 stale my opinion regards Mr..
Erthe;lers popular work. "a Phrase Book Eucish and
German, avow with srea, rankness tina, il is bes,
lite work OF the k'nd acquainted with The suhor
evidently gentleman well versed IN Saxon; and
FRANCIS }. GRuND.
Frou. Hon HENRY A MuHL ENyExe, Residing, Pa
Mr. NJ. Erlheiler-Dear Sir; have received ana
ined The CooQlsl Phrases which you had The kindness
totrsnsuit by Mr. Rapp and Ind the work admirably
calculated TO attain ,hs purposes for Which l, WAS Intended
the promotion of knowledge Of and improvement IN the
German Language cannot be otherwise thsn highly
the student and must by the facilities which II affords
courage him proceed IN making himself master OF Ian
which found the riches; stores OF every species
OF seience as well as history wiz poetry or romance
your work will with al the encouragement
and success IL richly merits.
WiIh my best wishes 10 that effect, am,
Very respectfully and tr0y,
Your friend and obedieps servant
HENRY A. MuHLESBERG.
From JOHN BECK Esq Priaepdi Of is iccd:my for Young
Gentlemen al LAX. Ps-
Mr Erthstlerlt IS aow nearly - years since became
A;eacheI o. youth and during this period have only
consulted but have used Of the dereai English and
German Co!oeuia AID lnIefHpear Exercises ihsi have
,nuen IN my way and SIR. do assure you, without the
least wh 10 alter. tbs, your avery imporian; point
namely thai OF illustrating tbs various expressions in the
Translation o the English sentences In which The
5 words are employed In different Specifications,
, as 20 ne siniiy between the languages Ear ex-
ssSes Sanyt any have ye, seen.
oesns my Impressions amor careful examination O.
school -, "sAi srr,ssnly introduce the same into my
ie.cbe,s ~ most eheerclly recommend 4, lll
Pssi;.Sss Ps,i; Sst"ssr sns = is!s 40 - join BEcA
is GREELEY = McELRATH,
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