Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1866-11-22
educational.

NJ E W OKS!
SANDERS UNION READERS
ROBINSON'A M1THElATICS
Have been adopted b, he School Directors OF Towuda
Borough as Text BoOk Utuer townships drs lug 10
change their Text Byoks can be supplied th l.,-c
books on lower term ma any other Publishing b
oIer.
Read the following testamou ... m The lo.a'y
Superintendent, and Mr.. King ~, lincipal O. ..r
Towanda Graded School
have examined Sanders Usl, Readers vi, So
satisfaction. The selections irable. lr.i j
interesting and OF high moral Ihess ke'-u. ue
not eXcelled by any with VIII, icqudinted. s-n
cheerully recommend them ior use IN the schools o!
his county. 0. J CHU8&jCA,
County Supc ..' uent.
Aftera careful examination OF Sander .'' spell.
er and Readers, am fully persuaded ney are
much superior to any others with which am quaint
ed, both In their attractive appearance, ana ii he d
mirlb!e selection ana arrangement OF matter.
J. a. kINGSBERY,
Principal High School, TOWaudt.
For further particulars call the Book Store OF AL
Word BARBER, Towanda, Pa. Aug. ~.
OSGOOD'S PROGRESSIVE READERS
DEANS ARITH Me ICS,
AND OTHERS,
Having been largely adopted in the County OF Brad.
ford invite the attent of School Boards and ed
ucators generally to the fol lowing stmo mails among
many others, some of which have been received from
those who have those who have not only examined the
books, but tested them in the school room.
ORwELL, July Is, 1866.
have examined OsgOod s series of Read erS they
are well graded, the selections good, and think
them calculated TO give satisfaction to all who nay
have occasion TO use them. 0. j. CHUDBUCh.
WYALUsING, Sept. l, 1866.
Mr.. J X. FLENING-I have examined with some cae
the copy OF Publ ic School Arithmetic you sent me !
am much pleased with it, aud think such work is
needed in our Academies and Nigh Schools. We can
not spea too highly of the Osgood Readers. We hVe
adopted the books in school and the change hes not
with universal ap prohibition. Yours, truly,
W. a. BROWN, Principal of Academy.
MoNRoEroY, Oct. p, Is55.
J. X. FLEMING-Sr We have introduced Osgo5is
series OF Readers, Burtt's Grammar and Deans Arlh
ME tic into the Monroe ton High School, and alter h'F
ing tested them for two months, prepared to say
that tn ey take rank with the very best. They give en-
tire satistac tion. Yours, &c.
HALLECK ARMSTRONG,
Principal of Monroeton High Schoo"
ORWELL, Sept 5, 1866.
Mr.. j. X. FLEMING--Having ex amined 0sgood Sc
res OF Readers, and found them admirably adapted 10
the wants of oar schools, take pleasure IN recon-,
mending them to teachers and friends OF education
generally. My short acquan tanee with ne pooAs iaS
impressed me favorably that am amost tonS4 % tbe
ed to say with Others, They are empha'lVai! '-'
cheapest and best series now published
Yours, respectfully, nav
Mrs. II. u. SALAoN'
sHEsHrQrIN, Sept. 3, lS6ai
Mr. X FIEMING-Sir have looked over Ile
snecimen hooks vou left wi me, and much pleased
with ali of them particula ry with the series OF Us
goods Readers They emphatically ProgTess'rs
works and moreover the steps of their progression are
so care fully taken. and secur ly planted, that
cannot see how any teacher who follows the directions
Of the author can fail of the highest success -,
The exercises in articulation at the opening OF an
he lessons in the Primary numbers, afford pasume
Is pleasant it is profitable 10 those pupils "noSe
eachers enter upon them with a split and Teisn'
md the rules and exercises in Infection, Empn4s'i
&C. in the more advanced numbers are 50 Gehnite SH
plain that all who attend TO them not '4' ~ "
come good critics as well as good readers. ...o %
! cannot express " briefly my hsh apprecatiomr irs ~
bsee works, and while would by no means dspIe
ciate the sander series fur the good they have uo
vet rejoice that so great an advance on tneun N"
been reached by the 0sgood Progressive READERS
Yours, &C., ,>,