Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1860-09-15
LANGUAGES WITHOUT \ MASTER,
PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
French, German, Spanish, Latin & Italian
Languages wifhom a Master.


wHERBBY
Any one or all Of these Languages can be
learned by any one, without Teacher,
with the aid Of this Book.
BY A. II MONTEIrH. ESQ.
The Roberrsonian Method Of Learning
the French, German, Spanish, Latin and
Italian Languages without the aid OF a
Teacher, has for the last ten years, been
successfully tested throughout the whole
European Continent; and Is, without
siugle exception, used in teaching the
modern languages in all the educational
institutions of England, France and Ger.
many. In London, Mr.. A. II. Monrelth,
the most celebrated teacher Of Languages
ia the wodd, has arranged and perfected
this SYSTEM; and his works on the study
of French, German, Spanish, Latin, and
Italian without Master, contained in
this volume. Immediately obtained a sud-
den and extraordinary popularity. Any
person unacqGaiutcd with these languages,
can, with the aid Of this Volume, be eua-
bled to read, aCrite, and speGk the Ian
guage Of either, without The ald of teaah-
er, or an oral Instruction Whatever, Prov.
ded they pay strict attention 10 the IN
siructions laid down in the work, and that
nDihing shall be passed over without a
thorough investigation of the subject it
involves: by doing which they wiIl find
themselves to be able TO speak, read, or
,vriie, either language, al their will and
pleasure. The aOhole as contained IN
TtOenty- Seven Easy Lessons. The
French is in Six Easy Lesson, Spanish is
in Four, German is in Six, Latin is in
Six, and the Italian is in Five Easy les
sons, or Twenty. Seven in all. This
work is invaluable tP any person Wishing
10 learn either or all of these languages,
and is worth TO any one, one hundred
times its cost. This work has already
run through several large editions il
England for no persons have ever bought
copy of il, without recommending it to
their friends. Everybody should pos,
.ess themselves of copy of it alone.
Complete in one large duodecimo volume,
bound in cloth. FGce One Dollar
and twenty-five Cents a Copy
only.
Read whm Or. r. SheIion Nackenzie,
the Literary Editor ofM PhiiadeL
phia Daily Press says of ii ed
ifOrioIly in that paper:
There is no royal road 10 learning; bur
where !he learner heavily dragged on his
Numbering way in former times, he now
has a new track and wonderful engines,
which greatly facilitate his progress.
Study this book carefully, and you can
acquire near half a dozen languages in
the time usually wasted upon the imPer-
fecL acquisition Of one. Sadly, as well as
wisely, did Milton write, I'VE do amiss4
to spend seven or eight years merely in
scraplng together as much Latin and
Greek, as might be learned easily and de-
lighfuIIy IN one year John Locke, Sgd
ney SmlIh, and other great scholars, boar
like testimony.
"Monlenh's book, here before US, pro.
fesses 10 make any one Of reasonable ca
pacity and suitable industry, read, write,
and speak five languages (four Of them
living tongues without any assistance
from a teacher. Elhu Buulrs case
shows how intellect and the desire TO
learn, can make man master The prinGi
pal dead and living languages. This
book, and real desire to learn the lam
guage. will enable student TO teach him
self French in an incredibly short time;
and so with the other languages. The
Messrs. Peterson confer great benefit on
society by publishing this book"
Published this day and for sale al Re-
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Il. 3. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
500 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
&C. Copies OF tie above work will be
sent to any one to any place, free of post.
age, on enclosing TO US One Dollar and
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