Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-01-27
TUE STUDENT.
Family Miscellany and Monthly :chool- Reader.
EDITED by \. 4. CALKINS

EDITED by \. 4. CALkINS.
i'HIS work has entered upon its Sixth Volume
WI MIR fl .ttcrius pro- cts Than ever before.
It's b) tts-Physical, Moral. dInteilectua improve
ment lave been 20 successfully carlied out, as to
meet The Uq'ia'i apprt tlo OF lis 'h"u>a, d. of
repiers Being so arr ngcd to ada. t it every
nehbr OF tie my. fr m The child 10 The patents.
II '"cupes Il D. .dlr field than o her Nag ri
exiait: and is I'm, iaticiiiy fEE FAMILY AECELL,>Y.
TIE Subjects
Treated in its ag-s embrace The S;ienc including
Important diseov ries: Mtry. with the le.,:ing
rurrelIt events of nations uries. and ii md vdu-l
act; hi grOp.y of dis ing ii>he ierS"ns illustrated
vi II portrlis: Nasu at History embracing descrip
II nS sad illustrations of e;, Is iiirds tl-.>, Insects.
Trees, iiantS Fruits and various rHlu tons If
tnrc Til are en-, erred. and rendered inter
e>tinS ly pleasing. facts historical iucen t., and lus-
traiV- dntes. Il. sd.s all this propria.e Muse
l. given, to glai Lien the happy home with leasant
songs.
OUR MUSEUM
Is feature vi IN attract. m ch attention fro N tue
young aud Old Thi. is file, W ti m mt curl, ties
comos u Of gems uf how edgr. mbraci. both lie
r,ry productions e present day and relic OF former
TIM - found in PIN Osuphy >cie,cr history, teiiYs
'e,tr, s. an, anecdotes Among its rictie> may he
s' orr IL of words. of sayings. questions from CORE
Sl"'' dents IT. also e..i Mas. puz les wit
pebbles uncommon picked up u ons the siIo es of
re LlinS.
TIE PLAN OT TIE WORK
Is un Ike ANY other bciCrc til. public. Several pages
r.: "eVpted To "rl rs Ill pose and port v, the
abest writer's, rlIlh'a cing subj OF lerrst for the
ndcr meiIbis at tn. filni auva,trt classes
Ill ti'o The lOat.S Dep ,TtnteH, ontait> narratives
/" e Oh 'iuate murai e>son-, reiating 10 Ia 3.
co''duci etc; "so travels, ,tural history AMI n
eS on huff; SUI cei>, pied t., he yrpaciry of
t. young For Galu Il lew ~, yes con ain art, lies
witt tai or,is and SIMPLE IDEAS. to teach some mo-
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id'eRts ". fnd IA l"rt III Devoted 10 u>.fa suggest
rtS re It Ing tn tier duties anu rOr ibiti.s A
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