Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1848-03-30
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TEACHERS AND PARENTS MANUAL OF EDUCA.
TIoN: being plan for a uniform course of
study for schools and academies the studies
adapted to the various ages from infancy to
manhood; with division of the hours of the
day, apl an appropriate duty assigned to each
together with synopsis of the College course
of study in many flour respectable Colleges -
designed as convenient hand book and guide
for teachers parents, and students in the U nj
ted States: by WILLIAM P. LYON, A. NJ,
Principal of the Irving Institute. New York,
Clark Austin g. Co. 2O5 Broadway. IL mo.
1873 pages, price 25 cents.
| This is System of Education for boys and
girls, from three years of age to fifteen years for
girls, and through College course for boys
and in the main it is good system. The au-
Thor has been for some twenty years a teacher,
and ought to be able 10 give valuable hints up
on this subject We think be has done So In
deed, however readers of the book may differ as
to the details of the system, we think there is no
parent or teacher who will not find the book val
liable, and thank the author for his services.
SONGS FOR THE PEOPLE: Philadelphia, Geo. B.
Zeiber g. Co.
No. contains the Burial of Sir John Moore
John Anderson, my 10, John--The Position
Mad Anthony Wayne -the Carrier Pigeon
Dance, boatman, dance and variety of new
music.
COLUMBIAN MAGAZINE: N. York, John S. Tay-
lor.
Among the illustrations in the April number is
a fine engraving, representing Beirout and Mount
Lebanon. The contributions are of high or
der.
GoDEYs LADY's BOOK: Philadelphia, L. A. Go.
dey.
Cooley for April abounds in illustrations as
usual architectural designs, crochet work for
the ladies, &c, in addition to the mezzolint and
line engravings. The articles are meritorious,
and rather more abundant in quantity than the
other monthes.
LirrELL's LIVING Ace: Boston, T. Littell g.
| Co.
No. POI, for March l6, is almost exclusively
filled with an elaborate article on the ether dis
covery, by Richard II. Dana, Jr. Price ~. cts.
The BOYS e. GIRLS MAGAZINE: Boston, Brad
bury 81 Guild.
No. 3 for March is exceedingly good, both for
matter and illustrations. We checrfully com
mend it to the young people,
O. We have received the sixteenth annual
repor! of the Perkins Institution and Massachu.
sets Asylum for the Blind. The Institution is
in good condition, and well supplied with capital
for future usefulness BY the way, if any of
our readers would encourage the industrious
blind, let them call at 1872 Washington ST, Bos-
ton, where they will find Mattresses, feather
beds, comforters, cushions, entry mats, &c, man
ufactured in good style by the blind, aud for sale
at the lowest market prices.
o. The AMERICAN AGRcuLruRIsT for A.
pril is an excellent number. New York, C. NJ.
SaXton.
THE HOME JOURNAL New York; is adding
TO its many attractions in the shape of new a.
merican Novel, entitled Bessie Lisle of Glen
mary"-by Willis, we guess Those who wish
it entire should subscribe at once.
o. Philadelphia is great place for great
newspapers. The old and excellent Saturday
Epening Post has been enlarged TO the mann
moth size big enough for bed-blanket NJ
.uakin's american Saturday Courier is of equal
dimensions, tasteiully goV up, and maniiesting
industry enough for half dozen editors; and
we also find upon our table The Nsw WOrid and
Saturday Courier-not so large as It's neighbors,
though containing about the same quantity OF
matter. These are all "neutral in politics and
religion" aud FIRST rate papers of their class
Each 81 in aIvance-$3 at the end Of the year.