Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1854-06-28
TO TEACHERS.
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| CANDERs NEW SERIES OF READERS. BY CHARLES,
= ". SANDERS; A. NJ. Published by IvIsON PHINNEY,
| New York.
These books are matter eneravinss and typograpy;
entirely nsw simple in style, without being puerie-
highly moral in tone, without being dull cynicacare.
fully graduated to the known wants Of the schools-adap
ted to the convenience of the teacher without attempting
TO reduce him to the condition Of machine-and
witlal unsurpassed in mechanical exeeutonthey are
confidently offered to the public inferior II
absolutely superior to all other works in the department
The great exceance popularity of Sanders series
of school books alike attested by the unqualified tes
tmonals of practical teachers, by the universally Of
their in and other countresthe sale here
alone being OVER HALF MILLION YEAR-and by their
| translation into other languages.
Among the numerous testimonials from the highest
sources already received during the few weeks since
this series issued are the following
From Joseph McKeen, LII. d. Superintendent Of
Common Schools. New York Cay,]
SANDERS new series of reading books have been ex
ensivey introduced into the schools Of this CITY, Teach.
express their approval of the books and find that
children are interested with them. concur with the
teachers that they .mehodca progressive, and
PERTAINING They are most certainly vndicatng their way
From The Principals of The Ward Schools in Tie
City Of New York
From the have made Of Sanders series of
reading books thus far prepared to say that
are highly pleased with them. They are methodical,
progressive and entertaining and well calculated
a correct taste and make good readers"
Signed by the venerable DR.. Patterson and Leonard
azetine Esqs, Principles Of the normal schools under
the Of the board of education Of New York city,
together with hundred and fifty principals Of the
Several departments Of the ward schools of New York in
to which the books were introduced Immediately on their
r. H. Coburn Esq late President Of the teachers as
socation of the state Of New York; majority Of the
teachers of the public schools Of Newark and many
prominent teachers elsewhere including nearly all who
have examined hem unite in high commendation Of their
Col. Thomas II. Benton, Superintendent Of Public In
sructions OF the State of Iowa. has unsolicited uniformly
Sanders series Of readers to the District
schools Of Iowa. And being presented with a copy Of
Sanders new series he thus writes: ,.,
DEAR SIR: have just completed the examination Of
SANDERS new series Of school readers and give them
rably adapted to the common schools bf our State.
Yours Very Respectfully, .
| supt. Pub. Instruction.
Sanders new series have no hestancy in pronouncins
| them among the best now in use.
Principal of Iowa City Public School,
SCHOOL Roox, Iowa CrY; March II, 1854
DEAR Sir: have examined with much care the school
books which you left with me few days since. With
Sanders series Of reading books have been somewhat
and particularly The '1s new oSh rsader
excellent no better can be found In our schools.
school room and 70 The private student
series Of Arfthmecs, either in whole or In parts also
good its extensive use speaks more for it. however than
any communication of mine
Mr. EcElgotts Analytical Manuels, am sorry to say
treat upon subject which Is altogether too much nesec.
ted in schools in ls age Of rapid progression: So
far as have sxamled hemi certainly think well Of them
works as among the very best Of our school books.
Respectfully YSufsk " fskYsoIps.
OFricE or SECRETARY or STATE,
Iowa City, March 9Th 1854
series of school readers thorough examination have
no hesitation In recommending the to the favorable
notice Of the pub regard i as one q the best series
your obedient servant.
From an examination Of the series Of books referred to
above, entirely coincide in the opinion Of Mr.. Nc.
Cleary.
WIN. PATTEE, Auditor Of State.
NJ L. MORRIS, Treas. Of State.
Name and Retsl Prices Of Sanders Series
Sanders Spelling Book: IL f.9 cts.
Sanders Pictorial Primer: Bound 10 cts.
Sanders New arss Reader: Proeressvs lessons, *.
Is cent cents. : N'~''' -'' '''''"'A D<A'''''' -
Sanders new second reader % eents
s.pa. .. - third reader Progressive Lessons Exer;
cises in Articulation and Inascueu, .snnis'0n'' &C.,
Sanders New Fourth Reader Embracing . eompre.
hensve system Of instruction in Principles q soeution
Sanders FIN Reader. For the more sdvancsd Glasses
ing been but short time since publishedl Is ets
Sanders Hocutionary Chart. Designed - an Accom-.
81 Primary schools, Academies. Institutes ssmin.res
Colleges, &c ByC. W. Sanders, A. N. and Prof. =. W.
Merrill, A. NJ. -.
s..Ivison Phiney win pshlish, June ist;
Sanders Young Ladies' Reader.
Sanders New Speller, Denner snd Analyser,
Those who cannot procure the above books through
book sellers WIN receive them, prepaid BY rcrng the
above prices Tsschers who wish 10 examine them with
view to introduction, will address the Puhlshess who
viii make the most liberal schools adopting hs,
will send circulars with full particulars application
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April 5his54,