Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-05-13
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| - iNDER5' NEW saRfEs or READ-Ee. Nv
- CsA;tra Va .sSsnsrs, a. V. pabisbsd by w
son & PEiESEY, New Y 1f.
These hOJHs y e, ,i mate. cngrl iHg+ 4 ".
Biography, cltira urN. SigIdc VA ~ e ~ hcu'
being uefle -hish ly moral 10 tore witt mi u.
Ing dali of cynical = carefully asad afri tn lhr
known wants oi ne schools--adp'ri i'tlr r,'m.
veDie1re 81 The ielthrr witbout attempting 70 re-
ducc him 10 he condition. of mere ma, itiuc--
nnd wiiilc unsurp ssed IL mcch 4sicai rxpru'inn
they arc conf ieily offered to li,e loic as in
ierior "a noiie f vet aiiso,nity superior To all
o her works il this d pirtnent Of edGcati II
The untaraclct xcellcnce and popularity OF
al lers Series of ssrhnol Books are alike ~. SGD
blythe qualified Testimonials OF Ptarlcal Tea
chefs. Ivy Tie Gniccrsi,ily Of their use ~ or own
and o her countries tho sale hece al ne b,in,
over holt mon ycar--and by their trans!a.
lion iuio other languages.
Among the uuinrrous testimonials from thr
highest sources al eady received dunng the few
w, ,k- since this Series Issued ore ;.ie follow
ing
from Joseph NJ Kger LID Superintendent,
of Common Schoo!<. New York City
Sanders New Series Of Reading Books has
tecn extensively iuirnduceJ into the schoiIs of
this CITY Teachers express their approval Of the
books and find that chlilren Interested with
them. I concur with the Teachers iIIai they are
methodicai. progressive, ard enc tainins -
They are most certainly vndcoling theif WY
with the public.
From the P,ncipai@ Of The Ward Schools in
in the City of New York
F,orn the use we have ma,'e Of Saunders New
Series of reading books, Tins far are prepared
to say that we are highly Ileasrd with THIN.
They are melhodical progressive ard e1'eran-
inn aud well calculated 10 form correct taste and
make good readers.
signed by the venerable DR.. Paicfsou and
Leonard II ,zlcIiDe Esqs., Principal. OF the Nor
nal Schools under he cife of The Bnarl OF Edu-
cliios % New York Civ, together with one hun
drei aud fly Principals OF The s'veral dePlrt-
ments If be ward schools in y. York into which
the books were ntr ,duccd unmeiiiesy or their
issue from the press.
X II. CoSurn. Esa, fate President Of The Tea
chers' Association Of The State Of New York, a
m iorty OF the re cllers Of the public ~cho lis oil
Newark New Jerscs aud miny prominent teach.
ers eisex here, including nearly all who have ex.
amined Them, unite in high comaenlation Of 'lci
| merits
| Col. Thomas II. Benton, Superintendent, Of
Public Instruction for The Stats at Iowa, has, On,
| solicited uniformly recommended Sadcrs Series
of Readers 10 the Districts schools of Ilwa. Ard
being pr, scented with ny Of Slnlers New Sc
| RIGS he thus writes
Tie examination Of SANDERS New Series Of
| Schopl Reader" and give ltrm my unqaalfe.i
/ NJ probation series Of text books adnuat!y
| 1laIic, ~ he common schools al our Slate.
Yours very respectfully,
THO'S II BENTON. Jr.
Supr inten1ent If Pub. distraction.
: Hr. Woods Dear Sir. Having exanrihed ibC
Series Of Sanders Readers (ncw se.ies) have n,
ha.ilancy in prononnring 'hrm ameng The bcs
Principal of Iowa City Pub School.
Iowa City, arch IS, 1884.
have examined VIA much care he schoo
hooks which you LEFT with me few days sce.
With Sanders series Of Eesii's books, harc
been -omcshl acquainted mi c5a4:li. ar'
good, h,t the present edition. an1 p1y:>S,..., -.
New Fourth Reader is certai,ly exc Hens N,
letter can he fund in our scEcis. Gtsy's Cham
stry is superior work, prnisbla in The schoo
roam and To The priv de siud.nt. Thompson
scies # A. ihmeiics either as whole ia il.
parts is also good, its excessive use SPEAKS more
FOR i; howtye', han Any recommendation Of min'
can,
McEiiieots hnll,ic ranu Is, am sorry Il
,ay have not found time Ia examine as wish I,
lo. They treat ngon subject which is aliose,h
or too much neglected IN our schools IN this age o
PHI iungressOn-- So far as | have examine,
| them.
cc.taily think VIII of then, anu have n,
has taIinn in recommending all the above works
is among the vefy best OF our school books.
Re're.fuily yurs
] w REYNOLDS.
r III. School Iowa City,
School Room, Ionu City, March IL, 1851.
OFFIcF OF SECRETARY OF STATE J
T Iowa City, March 6, 1854.
DR.. Woods-Dear Sir. Having at Your requ. 81
given Sanders new series Of school readers, tlor
ough examinaiion have no hesitation 10 recon,
mriiding the me 10 the favorable noiice Of IN
pubic /; regard II of the hes; series exlanl
Very Respectfully,
Your obcdeni servt.
G w McCLEARY.
Scc'y of State.