The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-18
PROF.. fIANDEVILLE'S
r b Adm e BOOKS
D. Appleton 8. Co., 200 Broadway, n. J

THE attention OF the friends of Education, i,
invited to these hooks Though they hav,
been before the public but a short time. they
are bring generally adopted IN Ohio New York
and New jersey; are recommended hy the Com
missioner Of Public Schools in Rhode Island
and are now used crcnsirelg in provGcncc
Rroukl,n n. Y, Ncwlury polt. Mass and in
Newark Y. j. They are used in all Hc dcpo' e
meats Of the Normal School at Albany y Y
IN Maine they are used in many Academies
anil arc fast going into the Common Schoo ols
They re adopted in twenty Academies in Yer
mont Among The numerous rec concentrations
rom cducationalists in Vermont, are the fol
lowing:
From Rev A o Hubbard, supt. Common
Schools in Caledonia Co.
"Mandevil.'- set Of Read nc Rocks is one OF rren
merit hardly know vhnt il leave. IN he supple
whether reference be had 10 the different cl.c- iu 10,
Common Schon. or tn the advanced cia..e- n oui
Ilsh Sshons One of the lendine rVrellcnccs uf IL,
moro elementary hook' cons.ts in thi- that hrr'
number of the pieces we're selected %" compo ed with
specal ic.i nj forming. from the st natural un'
animated ruuuciutlu. instead Of one that should We
drawing AVID monnionnu.. II shnul he mrniioned ht
hove ia these bpnk-. uniformly crrfcci Inel.,, an'
Intelligent consistent puuciuninn. hope they %
be extensively used in our state
From Rev. $ Barrett. VI A. Supt. Common
Schools in Addison Co., VI.
Having examined Win cnre several s"rics Of Rcadiua
Baok- am constrained 10 give Pr Maudr,iilc's So
rcs. tie decided preference: and 10 recommend then
immediate introduction into the schools IN ih touutv
II l. the only perfect system within my kuowledrc II
take. the child ~ lac enter the primary schou aud pro
Nith him tep hv step until he hn finished his
education ai the uuvcr.ity. There l. peculiar ycii
entire work our augunge r. token In vnretv
form Of expression in which ii j. used. would cheer
tally recommend th Series the attention Of all inter
esied Ia the welfare uf Schools"
From Rev S. r. Hall, Supt Common Schools
in Orleans Co, VI.
81 have become acquainted with other series hci
regard possessing equal merits The compiler hH
eyiacrd very accurate c,tinnte Of what the lcurnei
needs. The Books contain fewer and excel
ancics than au, other series have examined"
From Rev Wm Scales, Principal Of Brown
ington Academy, Vt.
Permit me to say that deem the School Readers o
Prof Vaudeville inc"mpnrahly superior 10 any other
which have been prphcrcd to the public
Extract from letter 10 Prof Vaudeville;
81 .iucorely beeyo your Headers better than aul
other with which am acqainied am pleased will
yoar system uf Instruction it Is simple aud -"inral
discover much ingenuity in your stories i"r chdrer
ylaey arc calculated to wake up the mind aud inei
ds the nndsfsiaoding as well AL improve in the uroi
eeration that yeur Rooks could fnd a place in evey
school ia our State. IliRAN ORCCrT NJ A.
Principal of rhctford Academy w.
From c. B. Smith. ". A., Principal of Black
River Academy, Vi.
s.Thev are ,uch Hlok. have long desired to see
and The only readng bo-ks have ever seen 20 we'll a
duptod the interest Of the young mud form
iAll ul iehnus hrfhu ' tue unnatural and
ohanril mode nra prevalent in our sch"os'
RON r.. NJ Manlcy. NJ. 4, Pliocpal Of Or
ange County Grammar School, VT
"M,sIegille's Fourth Reader" aud " Course Of Rea
ing" are used in this Institution have examined care
fy ths whole OF tho Cummnn scto series, aud be
eye them baier adapted la every respeci to torn cor
rect habits of rcadns than any other hook e1t1nt
From Il. :. Howard, Esq, supt Com schools
in Ornngr Co.
81 think very highly Of Manieyille's Readers Ihei
are beautifully eNeruied -kilfully arranged and posse
in M opinnn a very III literary character ana mora
tone should eetanly regard their Introduction ini'
our sohnols gieat improvement Another has wei
said, Prof Manlevilles system " emneniy original
scientific aud practical This is high praise bu no
more unqualified than his books deserve
Copies will be presented to teachers and su
perin,endents who are invited to examine then
before ad ipting less meriioriOus ones. tol
sale at L. w. CLARK'S, Middlrhury. w. AM
at the principal Book Stores in Vermont. Mr.
Clark will furnish copies for examination in this
County.
March 5, 1850. s5it