Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-01-10
.n...1,,s Revised Series of Reading
hooks, and Yields Grammar
and Parsing Book.

and EarSlnS BOOK
Tam, First Reaacr-To,cn's Second Reader
To,rn's Third Rlalcr- Totcn's Fourth Read
er-Toun's Speiler and Dsiner.
,IE attention of schoo. Teachers, Town snperinten
dents and The friends Of education is respectfully invl,
ted 10 these valuable publications. The following are fair
p.cim.ns of the lndlons received from County
aud Teachers of academies who have cr
ticalIy examined the above books, carefully comparing
the r merits with those of similar treat5es.
From Rev. F. B. Wheeler, Superintendent in Chttenden
County.
consider the series of great excellence, aRd most
cordall recommend it to thr pablo as, i'll my Judgment
vastly superior to any in in the common schools
ofthe county. The friends Of education will be doing
,od work in introducing it into our schools
From C.. II. Hayden, Supt. IN Franklin Co.
We are satisfied TINT their immediate substitution in
place oth Oh set, would be of great advantage 10 scho
lars aud teachers
County
After giving them his decided preference, he says:-"l
hope they may be introduced extensively in this State as
Towt's Reading Books and Yields Grammar and Pars-
ing Book in use in many OF the academies and
select Schools in Vermont where they give most excellent
sstisftCtun Am ng these be mentioned the hcade-
mics Of St. Adams Swanon Falls Burlington, Newbury
Seminary Bradf rd, sc.
Conmendatory notices Of Towns Reading Books have
also been received of Mr. spaudng the present able Pre-
ccptor of Bakersfield School, who avoraby known
to the friends Of education in the State.
YIELDS ENGLISH GRAMMAR, AND YIELDS ANA
LYING AND PARSING BOOK.
This Grammar has met with mare encouragement
han the publishers anticipated 1t has received the decid
ed approval If many Of the most competent teachers in
New England and elsewhere. More than $4,000 copies
hav. been sold during the last l8 months. IN schools
where been used it has not only proved acceptable
10 the teacher, but has served tn render the study Of
Grammar interesting and captivating to the scholar.
The following art fair specimens OF recommendation
received by publishers from g}nt men who have tho
roughly examined Yields system, seen it PRACTICAL,
tested in tha school room Mr. Hayden, Superintendent
| CO mmon Schools in Franklin county says;
mare than satisfied with the Grammar, and woulS
have gladly long ago is used in preference tn al
others of tn academies in Maine, New Hampshire
Boston and vicinity and many Of the towns Of Vermont
1t is recomm md by Rev Mr. Newton ate County super
tendent Rev. Mr. SAMPSON of the Swanton Falls Acadc
my, etc
AT ting of the Superintendent of Common School
in Chttenlen County, w. holden Nov. Is, l849, at Bur
ngton, ii voted unanimously, that Towns Series
Reading Hooks he recommended for adoption in place
thu Reading Books in in the public schools of III
County. - ~ 49,,
r. u. WHEELER,
Cunt Common Schools in Chiitenden Co.
The undersigned as chairman of committee to revls
the series If r. Books in the County of Chlttenden II
commend the adoption of YIELDS English Grammar as ST
porior to any now in the schools Of this county
F. d WHEELER.
Superintendent Of Common Schools in
soft Chenden County.