The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1854-06-21
III Practical Grammar.

= which Words Phrases, ana Sentences, are CLASH
Ned according to their Offices and Relation to each
denny. Price 50 cents.
Frsm C. e. w. MiLLER Principal Of Macon Esn.u Sem
iaary, Western Tennessee.
"An acquaintance of five years with So, W. Clark's
English Grammar has taught me to- esteem ii the best
have ever met. My first experiences in its use was
gained by placineit in the haaas of number Of
drea, unacclanted with grammar; these hid used it
but few months when II currently said Of them
fhey are the most accurate and ready svammarans ia
teacher, was the merit due In Mr. CIark's work the
Phosoahic. the comprehensive, and the Scientific
happily harmonize as to enlist, concentrate and highly
discipline the faculties Of the youthful mind, which, in
the use OF this ,utor is not encountered the parrot
like rspcioR characterzng the majority of books
on Grammar3 mpst OF which challenges to the
Memory, and collectively they hang upon
the science impeding its onward march in about the
same ratio as the use of patent aotes have retarded the
progress of mmsic a
4. "rhat use successfully The Grammar of Mr.. c.,
vequires much activity Of mind the part of bor
pupil and teacher, the work to be longer in
gaining general circulation but Of thing aisure,
Il is that student study the look, connexon
with the authors chronological Chart, and fail TO gain
therefsom definite, practical, and extended know
Of English Grammar in far less time than is requisite
acquire the from thu OF any other treatise
extant upon the structure Of our language
Youths Manual OF G geography,
HOMBINED with History and Astronomy Designed
" for the use the Junior and Glasses
in Public and Private Schools. By JAMES MoNrErrH.
Price SO cents,
From JosErH McKEES, City Superintendent Common
Schools, .Nlio York.
sit is better adapted than any other Primary Geo.
graphy now in in this city; it has become favorte
book with the teachers
sThs book is altogether in advance Of any other
in The questions concise, explicit, and ad l.
rably adapted to the comprehension Of the chirens
DAVID Patterson, Principal Ward School No. 3.
JAMES H. PARrRIpsE, :. 8. e SO
Asa SMITH, " g IL
JoHx w. BoycE, g g 81
SAMUEL 8. Sr. JOHN, &c -" 26
ST can, from twenty years experience in the Common
Schools OF New York. that is decidedly the best
work for children have
sit is written by teacher who well understands the
Geography"
WrLLrAn u. REUcx, Principal Ward School No. 4
JAMES d. DEMLr, !" "a
From NJ J. O'DoNNELL, Principal Wlrd School No. S.
"The best evidence teacher can give Of his apprec
alton Of schOol-kook, il induce il in his school,
which have dsne. The high opinion of its excellence,
which formed from tbs examination Of it, is fully
rmed by its practical use. Ii is the best Primary Geo
graphy which has ever come to my notice."
FroR ARrHuR MuRrHv, Principal Of Ward School No. L.
ZIP efer and it, because, being the production of
experienced and successful teacher is better adap
ted 70 the purposes of nstruetiOn-r is carefully
prepared therefore, scholars improve
faster, and learn thoroughly with than with any
other have used"
Dubuque, June 18th, 1851. dit per week & w.t.