Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-24
TIE STUDENT:

Family Miscellany and Monthly School Reader.
EDITED BY y. A. sCALKINs.
l'HIS work has now entered upon its Sixth Volume
L with NOR f-ttering prospects than ever before.
It's bJtts-Physicsl, Moral. intellectual improve
inrbt have teen successfully carried out, as to
eet he unqnalif approb ttou OF its thousands OF
reaiers. Being arr nged to ada It it to every
lnembr OF the miiy. frrm The child to the parents
It occupies a BIZ sder field than amy o!her Msgszi e
extaht and is emplaticaliy lHE FAMILY MIscELLA>Y.
TIE SUBJECTS
Treated in its pags embrace TIE Sciences including
Important discoveries; Hstory, with the leading
current events Of nations countries and of ndividus
acts; bt"gropy OF distinguished persons, illustrated
with portraits; Ndtu dl History embracing descrip
IL and illustrations of irds i,hes Insects
Trees, Plants FRUITS and various productions Of n
ture Tn se emil, ened, aud rendered more inter
sting by pleasing facts historical incidents and illus
tratve dotes Besides all this appropriate Music
given, to gladden. the happy home with pleasant
1ongs.
OUR MUSEUM
Is feature which attrxcts much attention from the
young aud old This is fileu vi tb mental curi.s ties
rmpos ID Of gems of fnowiedge rm oracin both lite
rary productions If the and relic of former
times, as t"und in PHI oSophy seieEce history, flles
e;tres. and anecdotes. Among its vsreties may be
th or lin OF words, Of sayings, questions from
Spondets their answers also .ignas puz les, wit,
AID pebbles uncoW non picked up along the shO of
reAuing
THE PLAN OF TIE WORK
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re devoted to articles In prUse and poetiy the
ab!eSt Srlisrs embracing su of interest for the
older members OF tn family and the ad, anced classes
IN chool The lOutHS Department contains narratives
zach v.iuabie moral lessons, relating 10 hasiss,
ro duct, etc; also. trs yes, natural history and
ces OH srhiifc SUBJECTS adopted to he capacity Of
II young FUr Children few pages con ain articles
wit easy Ords aid slmie IDEAS to teach s.,me
rs! esson or fact IN history nature Teachers and
tarents will find port devoted to ustfa! suggest
i,us re'a:ing to their duties and responsibilities
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Ii adapted classes Gifferenl grades, rnd fuInishe
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dreds have testified to lis superior usefulness in the
schoOiroom.
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enk nd- for such arnlIi. as will o. acticuliy
useful i'll .ife While its pages breathe high mo al
t'ne aid Iculcatn Lone tut principles, they wills
b. tree party and sectaran pteju Ices edeavor.
ing t" do the GREATS g,od to he greatest number.
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