The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1850-04-25

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fact IL demonstrated by TIL unr yr with hich
II IL received and put 20 bh in Europe and America
After undergoing the supervision Of council of Engands
most practical learned IL has met the appreciation Of
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organized TO promote ts permanent adoption In this
country satainng like popular standing being already
used 10 some extent In eight ten newspapers AMI taught
In many Of the best schools In the land and this 1t
has attained notwithstand individual attempt made
n ntrude an exclusively American alphabet upon the PEG
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| The following among the works areadv published:
| Old aud New restanents, 81 50; New Testament, sso
81 poket edition. t2mo, 81 cent- ditto In short hand
co. Book OF Common Prayer rs cents Essentials OF
PhoDecs, 81 95 Plea for Phone 10 spelling, 80 cents
Primer or first Reader cents SEQ nj Reaier Is cents
Third Reader rs cents Penmsn 10 cents together with
Charts Tablets Sheet Lessons, and various Toy Books all
| Of which may be sent by mail.
| 0y- The PHONE TIC ADVO ca TIE ia a seml-mOnthly
family paper, In which Course Of Lessons Phonetic
Short Hand bas Just commenced Also, Pocaba'dry Of
Medical Terms the pronunciation In phonetic spelling IL
| is furnished At 81 year, In advance.
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