Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-09-28

nions but also with the illustrations and these notes. observations
Nth The subject of ANALYSIS, which NAV be very pro
er called the COMMON RULE" treated length
ae manner 30 Important has the author deemed this
de applying its principles throughout tue entire
classes o: examples by it.
l2 The principles cance1n developed and applied whorev
portion The application Of c7on to the Golden Rne meresn
ond greatly contracts the long methods formerly in
i5n ana gerry '"or aaIhe to the problems not ba
r y gs f saz@ An agree that V the pupil should learn to PEI
Pill receives bat little discipline study and acquires no cont
ance n Abilities Yet how he do this
ands the attention ofa instructors youth To
the trouble solving each example test the accuracy
part Of each work except the mena and being
I sections CORRESPONDING win the examples can be easily re
the solution and within reach confirm the
Lastly Each compeeIthe same matter is not there
tore to be more than Purcasdnohng is taken granted
4 Po Inc examples are numerous and Diversified; their arrange
e a ana drawn from the various departments OF bust
oi an" 10 prepare 'he learner tor the active duties OF life
ne ' $lS Is emneny well adapted impress upon pupil
mind nd an AnI0I$G KNOWLEDGE OF THa SUBJECT
aducaons and practical teachers in all sections the Union
nss oft towns and ci in the 1n'e9 g @ o aa9 n
cities New YoK ALnASY RocnrsrEF BnooELrS BUrrAo y Y
Springfield Mass; Hartford Haven Conn; Detroit Mich &c
&c In these has been adopted by the Boards Education and
careful examination introduced others Its believe,
that noeqh compliment has ever been roQry paid am other oo
6'ofn the same length OF time Beside being thus appreciated adope,
by many distinguished oars Education practical tq
and has received the unqualified nearly all the State Su
pe4enen the Union Men distinguished their intelligence
Hon e Roof Sac Superintendent Of Wisconsin peter, Dan end Tn
sons series to all others and is better adapted the school
than other eXaut"
Hon T. F. King STATE sper;nq Jersey recommends them
The following Hon IRA MAYHEM. Elk sue Superintendent q
IIcl[SaH is entitled to important ia}ncnce:
FROM HONORABLE IRA MAYHEM.
OFFICE OF SupERNTExDEr OF PUBLIC IxsrRrcrroy
MONROE Niche December l. {
For the last thirteen given special attention ote subject
in
seeing supplied deficiencies existing obtaining series
adapted to The wants OF students of all gaes-a scientific theory
and pac'cel n Ilca'oS careful examinations
% SATISFIED j3at each volume IN the series under consideration unrva
ersecn. trust they will 60 into general
Wemgt add testimonials without nunbor only space tn
From the PRINCIPALS Public Schools in the Cry OF NEW York
Alter careful examination of 'Thonons Practical Arithmetic"
Schools say adapted to the purposes
instruction than of the kind with which
W r5I !, BEEDTN GE0RGE M0QRE CAs $ pEL
R Iy r%FTG&soZ asa sHIrl ,.eA WI i RESck
j6S raTrERsoH FrEGtao 5HN e5 EAv[ [S
new York October 55 ISIS 5 = "' H. 'ii
All acquainted with Eduaqaf recognize following as am
ong the practical and prominent They have given their unqualified
recommendation of the whole part of Day Taomso. Series u Nah
Prof PAGI-ate Principal o New York STATE NORMAL Sno
SAM Ell MAY-PrncipaI Of the NORMAL SCHOOL,
C. iIERC-prncpaIof STATE NORMAL SCHOOL, West Newton
A. b, SrANLEY-Prof MATHEMATICS in YALE COLLEGE
q. p WILLIAMSBURG MATHEMATICS MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY
J. D. TURNER-Oi ILLINOIS COLLEGE.
j. NJ SIEIII\G-proi MATHEMATICS in WISCONSIN UNIVERSITY
s S RANADErTY SUPERINTENDENT of COMMON SCHOOLS, New
AI0Nz0 POTTER. D. D-Uxox COLLEGE,.
Prot. s. $ tEEN--BosToN.
Presidents MOTT WAYLAND HOPKINS, NORTH. and others
lit adducng TESTIMONY might extend this list be-
yoni the patience Of the reader
10 how this regarded by practical teachers who have
TESTED IN ROOM, here add the folowing
FROM Wn H. FRANCIS, Principal Of the Union School in The cd Cap
it'll Building, Detroit.
ln accordance with the the Board Instruction. Thorn
sons Ahmecs have been Introduced into this, well as all the other
Public Schools OF the city; and oopnon after fully testing hcm
having taken classes through the "Iacca" and "llgheth
Text Books yet eXant afford equal facilities for acquiring Atnatca
knowledge"
Text Book may have many good things and yet be unfit for the
of lhonson Arithmetic will be appreciated suspect that they the
works an experienced teacher closely observed the wants OF
schools on TINS subject and quite he has here ii tm
The above testimony will give all least EXAMINE and
TEST tins IH To that cZamna
non will not form equally favorable opinion tins to doubt the
thrs Profound learning and large experience command willing
respect and are entitled influence In concuaon would
say o all: EXAMINE them-TRY
Sce the lter Mathematics becoming subjects OF study
mon schools teachers will be pleased examine the following which arc
parts of
Day & TuoNsoys SERIES OF MATHEMATICS:
ELEMENTS OF ALGEBRA-Sc Edition. OF Day large Algebra
Retail - Key the samel
ELEMENTS OF GEOMEIRIAn ahrdgment Of LEGEyDERs Gc-
omey with practical Notes and Illustrations Raii 10
ELEMENTS of TRIGONOMETRY, MENSURATION and LOGA
RIIII5IS; Retail, 500
These distinguished characteristics as the Arhmccs
And after will them that decided upe
or winch has been accorded to them by the most eminent
in the United States