New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-10-14
Hperiai Notices.
Clinton Hail-New.York. .

Clinton HaiI-New-York.
THE ANrr-sOOk SYSTEM;
sIvs rGs T.sssS .Sd M.soy
french enc d. bsiDs s and Conversation Society.
Monsieur A. BALLOT,
b. 'ss. S:%ssI e Or cSss ..Jsss
srs md Scientific so. in france EnssDd and Russia
ross Of the Jeun f;. Dc .aS Raos.
Mss Teaching d.nsuss.. Pos.. e ns % 70
:. h.. ..as 10 ss
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CL.ssss o. fsEsea i LIssn1us roSyrRs,roy Society,
70, isi, fr Genemen and Children above tep years
DUS. SSS fafpG taD fo ns' n disgust
.uSy and a. msuy ~i say, can read perhaps wise nae
si c.DDC, 'psss T. NC Grsmnsr. EssTcs Books Dialogue
Boofss sihered 20; C:em wGn hy ~ a;,;on
"f ssd s..o study after careful protractes exsmins
,t vsious system. n 9.e Ballot bs. e.tab
nbss method which, called the ANTi-BOOK oK R',a Ma
ssioms ,se Truth Of which no one can deny: -,..--,
dags s S.'.s sss & s. ard ID % aSSaS.
lated dspnsd eoyyeed just s code OF CIVIL laws nvsn
,s ssYs sTs SoSs !. the q Of laws 70 regulate
In barren island without inhsbensl VI nna'
bs oode Of laws regulate the language where theie
Lsa,n language d, that is 70 say learn wo5d.o .1pre.
sp~s words and them but oay theD take up the Gram
rely the code Of laws which will snsSle yoa to regulate
Mature which . the sht way NsS & g represented
mars exercises, and dialogues. She teaches nothing but but
ve5s and sounds II q, it must be the simplest the
slowly little BY little the uniformed
q infants and ROqP knowledge in BY very s% sS's.
to can accommodate his tmon Natures own
ts tssse 70 ans n months that which Mature takes years
i%BHrt 0 h, w,., W. ,.. every s.v that nr.,eths NJ.
be by
read wei they pesk incorrectly bashey speak it,
speaking Language Incorrectly or not speaking 1t at s
By The Anti Book system accept Natures method avail
ourselves ct the same time Of the advantages OF previous
developed Intellect Of youth or msnhoo and We learn
the lsnguss. prcsy and at the end correctly ssmmancay
The be, system be the simple the most practical
s mot n.ts the one which - sysh val o % ell Ss q hS ,
VII proceed sy constant co%Pas09 tns PuP& ne
such "a the method now offered uuder the title Of the Anti
Above Sm.d and Which apply 10 all languages Of
this system bearing directly particularly upon the French Ian
s.s method pro based upon comparison with
two, ave 70 Be- osd eracy ~ar En9h thereby taxing
away all difficulty Almost from the first lessons French is made
communication between the Professor ana
the pupil the time the mind h taught and the
a LIP; PSpo. s%s e ear are educated
The VERBS hitherto the creates: difficulty 10 all an.
susses ,nd the French particularly in oon'eqsrce Of the
many Irregularities made comparatively easy AZ Irregular
<rb with tie exception sixteen, most OF which are obsolete
al aS S ssrS Of he french snsse lessons
with short easy sbs skeched out BY the Proie'o on the
No book. are used The Black Board is the book of the Pro
fessor Therefore carrying o puces TO attend
the class The pupil only requires determination TO sap a.
tsnuon Punciuiy aPnc and some paper ana u ne Is osei
and pek French practically aud correctly In one hHnareu les
Here the Professor beg. that there royal road no
easy lazy ~sy the kn wlesee Of susnase muea depsnmis m
upon the teacher upon bis proficiency upon MS system sna ms
depends
Therefore Monsieur A. Ballot must expose as humoat
SiIson pIe.. to teach It in R nay siS'oGs imPO.siO
hy which must be h, BY all es'orsble persons oris
Khowsdge be infused by the magic wand OF
Monsieur BALLOT ZEE not ethel pretend 70 pe cnssP
d. asOwsSse u he . certain @pa quite satisfied
to leave the verdict of an impartial aud %
value To- the fee he receives the cheapest of az teachers
Bs,ias the regular essse' O. the feno @ M A.
A Couksk oF LITERATURE, HELD IN FRENCH
The adysnsse offered by these Courses and especially
by two ,efsydent To know ansuase thorough,
ep sp our lrewieSse we must have constant practice
Of s snd st tn. a.. pSs & iDs ssy By S s Po
ssOr not only to his own pupils eat 70 al muse "HO
Toe French Ca,se. foI gentlemen viii be condu'ted ,pec.
In commercial point OF view, as 70 answer the wants o. TINS
paid b industrial correspondence nyoces tech
nicsl names and weros FOR goods
pinned time and by all SO,s & ten bSy yes ssys 81 OSs s
but ,ee .Ts Sh for ladies and sse@en two
one for pupils under aud pupils above fifteen Of
The 6owns semen have made for the meeting OF
the classes which viii be held vnons days and at various
hou meet much possible the convenience Of al
FRENCH CLASSES.
F0, LIdiea
No Monday And Jhuroay-F Q: so 70 II; so for La
dies under Is
No Monday and Thnnday From 80 to $50 M, for La
dies above Is
No Tuesday and FdayFrOm $3.50 70 II 80 m for Ladies
under l5.
NJ rpesdoy and Friday-Frou 1880 $3.50 r. ~ for Ladies
" above l5.
For Geaueaen-
Ne S Mendsy and Thursday From to IN, for Gentle
above 10
No C. Mordsy and ThurSay-FEom to ? m, FOR Gentle
above Is.
No 7. Monday and Tbursdsy-from TO p m ioI Gentle
abovs Is.
Nc o. rne,5sy and Fday-FTom to m, toT Gentlemen
above IS.
No Tuesday ard Fhday-From TO p m, for Gentlemen
under Is
No e Tuesday and FhiayFrOm to9 p m for Gentlemen
above Is
COURSE or LiTEsArURE.
10. IL. We5nesdsy-F From $50 70 ll;SO g. m.
70. IL sasasday-From ~ sp.m
DEBix NC SOCIETY.
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No. Y s.nssasy-FT0ssf to ?.
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