Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-06-18
READING BOOKS,

Improved Series Of
READING BOOKS,
The attention OF County SurERENTENpENTs SCHOOL
COMMITTEES, TEACHERS and Others interested IN Edu-
cation, is requested to the following books a.
WoRCEsrERs PRIMER, or First Book, ~ pages, 10
WoRcEsTrRs SECOND Book for Reading and Spell
ling, 16S pages 1S mo- =, |
WoRCEsrERs INTRODUCTION TO THIRD BOOK, WIN
Rules and Instructions, 26i pages, lSno &C.
WoRcEsTERs THIRD BOOK, for Reading ana opei-
ling with Rules and Instructions for avoiding common
WoRcEsTER's FOURTH Book, for Reading, with Rules
and Instructions, by Rev. Samuel worcester, aoo
pages l2mo
The above form complete series Of Reading Books,
winch are not surpassed by any other WORKS lor t'is
purpose now before the public The series has recent
y been enlarged and Improved by the insertion Oh
course Of lessons in Enumeration and Articulation, IN
each book OF the series, adapted to the capacy OF lhe
slioars for whose the several works are Intended
prepared by WILLIAM RussEII distinguished teacher
ofElocu,ion. The prominent characteristics oil the
series follows, viz:
Excellence Of Selections both in graduation and cha-
raccr, pastoral and useful subjects together WIN des
cripons Of natural scenery and Objects, tending TO
promote fondness OF agricultural life, beng chosen,
| rather than those OF warlikc spirit; co.
| They are designed to make Reading STUDY, and
also, to make ERUncatiOn an important patoi lea-
| ming to read.
Rules for good reading, adapted to each lesson. and
list of errors TO be avoided, together with spelling
lesson, of words selected from the reading lesson
| They are prepared by practical and Intelligent
country teacher, and consequently better adapted
| than most Others 10 the use OF country schools lhe
| improved editions can be used with all others.
| Testimony from teachers, who have used the book
uniformly iavorable-one Of whom says, " that his
scholars learn more in one months use oi tins series
than in thrice the time from any other. Numerous
recommendations have been received by the publishers
but few only are appended as we rely upon the
merits OF the books, and request for them candid ex-
animation.
The books are printed on good paper, substantially
bound and furnished low rates as any OF the
less mertorous works They are in extensive use in
nearly all parts of the United States.
Accommodations Of the dboce Works
George b. Emerson Esq, an eminent teacher and
member of the Public School COMMITTEE, OF Boston.
one of the authors OF the School and Schoonas'cr,
| remarks, in letter to the Publishers: . -
| Ever since became acquainted win W.T.. Nor, q,
ccsters books they have seemed to me better adapted
than any other series that has come to my knowledge,
to the capacities and wants both OF learners and teach
ers of Elementary Schools They are not, like most
others intended for this purpose, mere compilation
to great extent they are original. The remarks to
teachers the notices OF be avoided, and the
questions aid the understanding OF the learner are
all ui great value"
From An,Jrose Wellington, Principal of the Smith
School, Boston.
Worcesters Reading Books have been used in the
school under my charge tor several months past
consider them decidedly superior to any other books
OF the kind that have examined" April IL, 1917.
. VIM. Russell Teacher OF Eocution, in letter to the
n publishers remarks, consider them the best adapt
i ed ofany to youthful readers. They are more simple
" than any other that have tried, and timely suited, II
:. particular, to maternal instruction at home"
- Ebenczer Bailey author OF the Dung Ladies
i Class Book and First Lessons in Algebra says
> " have used Worcesters series OF Reading Books II
a my school since they were published and rcgar
:, them as among the most valuable works oil the kih
" with which am acquainted"
! EmersOn's Arithmctic.-tin three parts.)
j, Part contains Easy Lessons for Beginners Par
u 2coniains Lessons for a Scholars Part contain
" the highest operations. Key to Parts2 and 8. Cues
tions to Part g. This series of Arithmetic is in il
g the Schools of New York, Philadelphia, and Boston
. and in other institutions where the modern improve
ments are adopted.
Paricy.s Histories for Common Schools.
Parcys First Book of History, Parley's .Secon
Book Of History Pareys Third Book OF History
Parcys Book Of the United States The Historic
contains Maps and Engravings, and being in genera
. use in the Schools and Academies III our country, ma
be considered as standard books for the instruction
youth in uistorv-1hc first and second Books AZ
IS, brought down the present time in Maps and Lettc
$, Press.
re Bailcy's FRS, Lessons in Algebra for Academic
49, and Common School Key to the above Tor Teacher.
- The above Algebra is on the inductive plan and
" designed for those vcrscd in the science lni
~ lon. been used Class Book in the Public school
OF Boston, and is introduced into various Schools an
"a Academies OF high character in all parts OF the Unite
(:OODRICH'S UNITED STATES.
GooIrchs History of the United States, adapted t
the capacity OF youth Revised and enlarged from IN
one hundred,h edition. and brought down TO ISL
, GooJrchs and Emerson's Questions TO the aboy'
The above history of the United States is among tn
most popular works OF the kind 1t, in Use in til
G Boston schools and has high and extensive popnIa
IN rity. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
Worccstcrs Elementary, adapted tor use III Schoo
rs, and Academies, containing nearly 1000 more wore
nc than any other School Dictionary.
lis Do Comprehensive, Pronouncng and Explain;
tory designed for the same and for general cierenc
continuing over 81 900 words.
- This Dictionary is recommended by persons
literary merit, ms combining advantages as fr'
nouncng Dictionary, superior 10 al! others, ana
~ being " most comprehensive, correct, and usci
IN compendium.
m EMERsON'S SPELLING BOOKS.
nd Encrson's National Spelling Book ard Pronou
he cling Tutor, on improved plan, with Reading lie
e. SONS. One hundred siXtieth edition.
H. Introduction to the above tor younger sholars ny u
H. same. These worksare highly recommended by let
cheers and others are used IN the Boston fuoc SchDo
and also extensively III the various schools IN The IN
TX ted States
vs. RUSSELL'S ELOCUTIONARY SERIES
l. Russc's Lessons in Enumeration. .. Do Rud
u. mcn,s of Gesture. 3, Do. Exercises in Elocuuo
q Also, Russe's Eocutonist, IA new work, combining
MUSIC BOOKS FOR SCHOOLS.
The Lutte Songctcr, an Elementary Singing Boo
a. for Primary Schools by G.. J. Webb, Prcst OF Hand
p and Haydn Society, Editor OF Mass. Coll CHI Musi
ser The Common School Songs,er, for advanced lea
" ncrs by the same. Published under the direction
he the Boston Academy OF Music.
Y The Young l.adys Vocal Class Book, designed 4
he families and the cher schools, by the same. Pubs
fly ed ms above.
Of The above form a progressive series for .hc
full families and schools.
zen MISCELLANEOUS.
Iht Crumbs Geometry part and .. Crumbs Phios
the phy Crumbs Chemistry, Crumbs Arithmetic Grun'
md Algebra. Suvans Class Books Political, Moral
by Historical Fross Grammar. Bossuets French Phra
eat Ro ,k. lIolbrooks Geometry Abbols Little Phil
m sopher. Noycs's Pcnmaship liildre,hs United st
OF les. Halls Lectures to Teachers. Bairs Outlines
M History brough, down to present time Johnsons al
or Walkers School Dictionary. The Childs Botan
AN Parley's Arithmetic.
gr School Committees, Teachers. &C., DESTROYS Of e
aid aiming any Of the above, will be supplied wi,ho
LII charge.
an In addition to the above, awaysf for sale at saa
am tory prices. complete assortment OF School, Mus
and Miscellaneous Books, Stationery, &c. CIV
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