Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-02-16
TfsE STUDENT :
4 Family Miscellany and Monthly School Read
EDITED By n A. CALkINS

4 Family Meceltony and Monthly School Feader
EDITED BIZ y. a. CALkINS.
'f'l1IS work has entered upon is Sixth Volume
Wi J. NOR; Il .terng prospects than ever before.
Its jrts-PhysicAl Moral a,d Inteleciua mpro
meUt have been so successfully carried out as to
rect the unqualified apir, bttieu of its 1housa d of
reatcrs. Being ngcd to adailt it to every
member OF the family tro lhe child to The parents
IT occupies a b.oader field than any o. her Magazi
extant, and is emphatcaliy THE FAMILY MISCELLANY.
TIE SUBJECTS
Treated in its pages embrace TIE Sciences including
important discoveries Hi tnry, with the leading
current events of nations countries and OF individual
acts; Biryropy of diSng she,l persons. illustrated
with por rats; Nd'n al History embracing deScrip-
ons anu illustrations Of ie;~t birds, -hrS uSectS.
frees, Plants Fruits. and various productions Of
ture these are en!N ene'i anu rendered more inter
eStng 10y pleasing facts. historical Incidents and illus
tratlse "dotes. Besides al this, appropriate Music
: given, to gladden. the happy home with pleasant
>OHGS.
OUR MUSEUM
Is feature which attract. much attention from the
young and old This is filed with mental curu s ties
compos d OF gems OF knowledge en- mbracing both lite
ray productions the presentdy and relic of former
times, as found in phi Osuphy, sceLce, history ers
eitres. and anecdotes. Among its Varieties may be
seen or lin of words of sayings questions from
Spondens, their answers also erlpmas, puz les, wit
tpd pebbles uncommon picked up along the sho cs of
reading.
Is unlike any other before tn public Several pages
devoted to articles in prose and poet " ,he
ablest writer's embracing sui of interest for the
Older members O tn family and the advanced classes
III cilooi The IoutIS Department ontan> narratives
10 each Valuable moral lessons, relating TO hal s.
Conduct. etc; also. travels, Natural history. AMI
ceS scientific sui jccts adapted to the capacity Of
Il young tb,' Ca.idsen few pages con ain articles
WITH easy words aud simple IDEAS to teach
rsl e,son or fact in History nature Teachers and
Parents will find port III devoted to uStfl! suggest
ions relating to their duties aud possibilities
Rec0f1 y Ersnts. embracing brief summary Gf the
newS. from month to mOni H. is gwen. It's LiterUry
Notices If book, etc, viii arqulnt the reader Of the
pahi'';tion and character of books, particularly
OF such are suitable for the family, the tuds IT.
the school library.
i MONTHLY SCHOOL READER
IS Of the leading characteristics of this work Il
Is adapted 10 classes OF different grades, and furnshe
fresh and entertaining matter every month, thus in
parting to the upils variety Of useful iu.o nation
that cannot be obtained from their school looks
while it develops taste for reacii =. Its utility 10
this respect has heen th' rough proven and hnn-
dr ds have testified to It's superior usefulness the
sChOoi-roOm.
THE AIM OF THE STUDENT
Is to develop intellect interest aud instruct the mind
enk Edle n love for such learning will ;ictcaIiy
useful in life. While it's pages breathe high al
tone, and incucate lure principles The, will
be tree re party and sectarian uiices eldeav
ing to do the greatest g Oh to 'he greatest number.
THE STUDENT
Is published the first # each mon III. containing
TH.ETY1wo larg" octay" pages, with numerous illus
traiions, on the following
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