The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1850-06-25
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Z fni' attention OF The friends of Education,
Z ..vted tu ihe>c books Though hey have
lee. eiule The puulic hut short lime, the,
ttr ciL- generally adopted in Ono, New Yor6
az NcW Jersey are recommended uythe Com
missioner OF Public Schools in Rhode island
aud ere now used crclUsirrg in Providence,
BioIkiyn. y. Y. twhurypuu. Mass and in
Newark, NJ They are used in all HE dfpot-
mat, of the Normal School al Albany, r. \.
L. VI inc they aIe used in many Academies,
and are fast ening into the Common Schooh
They are ad1Ilcd in twenty Academies in Nef.
moal. Am1ngihc numerous recommend ti1rs
from eIucationalisiN in Vermont, are the fol
loving:
From Rev A. O. Hubbard, supt. Common
Schools, in Caledonia Co.
"MandeVi'c's set Of Read NJ Books Is one of great
merit hardly know what IL Leaves tn be supplied
whether reference be had the different ca-c, In ,
Common SCHOOL, or To- the most advanced classic iu oui
High S,noos One of the leading rNcclcncc. Of III.
more elementary hook consists ia this that n large
number of the pieces were selected compo.ed with
special de-iEn or forming from the fret natural
animated enuncialnn. instead Of lhnt should be-
drawlins aud monoonous II shoul he moniioned that
VIC have n these books. uniformly English and
Intelligent consistent punctuation. Ihnlc that they viii
be extensively used in our state
From Rev. L s Barrett. NJ. A., Supi. Common
Schools in Addison Co., VI.
Having examined with .cvcru series Of Rcgdu-
Books, nn constrained 10 give Pr f. Mandc,ilcs So
ries The decided prrscrcuce. and to recommend rcr
Immediate introduction into the schools in this County
II Is the nhlv perfect systcm Within my ledge 10
takes the child he the primary school aud pro
crosses with him step by fep until hc has finished his
education at the University There l. no peculiar vein
Of smooth pretty sounding words running through the
entire work; our language Is tnken every variety and
form Of expression in which il l. used would cheer
fully recommend This Series the attcnon Of all ine
ested in the welfare nf schools"
From Rev. S II. Hall, Supt. Common Schools
in Orleans Co, W.
IL have become acquainted with no other serie. hic
i regard as Possessing equal merits. The rumurr ln.
cyinced very accurate estimate Of what the lrurner
needs. The Books contain fever errors aud more cAcol
ancies than any other series have examined"
From Rev. VIM Scales, Principal of Brown.
ington Academy, VT
"Permit me to say that deem the School Readers o
Prof Vaudeville incomparaby superior to any other.
which have been prolcred to the public
Extract from letter to Prof, Vaudeville:
" sincerely believe your Headers better than auy
Hthefs with which am acqaintcd. am pleased viii
your system uf instruction it is simple aud -atufn
nlsenVer much ingenuity in your storio- ur children
whey calculated to wake up the mind and inter
dst the understanding So well ns 10 nroy in the rtnf
Tcading really Nish, for the hcurfi of the rising ron
ccration that your Book. could 6pJ n rla,s In e,e,
-aehooi IN our STATE. lllRAM ORCuTT NJ A.
Principal Of Thetford Academy VI
From C. b. Smith, ". A., Principal of BLACK
River Academy, Vt.
'rhey are such Books a. have long desired Ia see
aud the only reading ho Ks have ever seen 20 we'll "a
dupted 10 secure the interest Of the Young and form
correct habit reading instead Of unnaiural and me
.hsncll mode now prevalent IN our school,"
rom r. NJ. Manley. NJ. A., Plocipal Of Or.
".-- County Grammar School, vi
"Miudeyilies Fourth Reader Vnd " Cour-c of Rea
ing used in t- Institution. have examined care
aallY the whole Of the Common School Series, aud b'
hsFo them batter adapted IN every respect to form cor
r.nt habits Of rcains than any other books eNtlnt'
From H. ). Howard, Esq, Supt Com schools
in Orange Co.
" "ithak very highly Of Mandevie's Readers. The,
afe hHalidly executed skilfuy arranged and posses
In ms opinion very hsh literary character aud mora
tone. should cerliny rezard their introduction int6
our schools a. gieai improvements Another has ell
SAID Prof MandeVilles system is eminonily original
scientific, aud practical This is high prniso. bu, moi
more unqualified than his books deserve .
copies VIII be presented to teachers and Su
peIihtendenis who are invited to examine them
beiore adopting less meriiorious ones. For
sale at L. w CLARK'S. Middlcbnrv VI and
at the principal Book Stores in Vermont. MIR
Clark will furnishc copies for examination in this
County.
March 5, 1850. 45lf