The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-24
iHE HOST EIIsNi TEACHERS N North clssusI

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THE OLD NORTH c4R0LTH1 STANDARD
Is RET4LNED.f ma d is,is
sfi 1853. ,ao4s 40 1855.
The Present Standard. The Original Standard
Adopted By the Board Of Reeenneuded By the
Eissatisa. State Superintendent.
Parker and waiscn's Spell webssers Eles. Spelling
Parker w.tsons Prim ssos = s.,. .al =
Parker & watson's Read North Carolina header No.
Beers System Of Pennan- North Carolina Reader No.
Davies Primary Arithnsl p. -. PRIMARY A,,,sn..
p, %.;;s Intesfaa ArA n, ss 1n,slss,u. Am
Davies Written end Prac- meiie. M -
teal Arish's. Davies School Arithmetic.
sns5ss Ss''e' ~ Monteith Manual Geos
AS SS1 School es's'a- MeNsiys School eeogra!
Nsai.ithsHaoy United p Ay s = ~, Can ,n :.
States. rtsf al nui'A M s -. WAN i'A'
From Rev. c. b. WILEY formerly State supt Of
L. --TTT'r--i BRls1oI, TENN, 0ctlI4, 1859.
had seen By The papers what had been done
| and was glad. i had ample reasons formy form,
| or Recommendations In the use OF the books In
/ our schools. - ii'T'''"" tt''' 'f' '-N
ihus B@ks aR Used by the Best Schools il d. State
- L1tG LCetAn0ulatc IN nIlCts
II affords me great pleasure TO bestow on
| them my, heartiest COMMUNICATION. They are
vastly superior to any other books Of the kind
l have yet seen.--W. Il. WEkTHERLY, Prin. Clas
| and Math. School, Elizabeth City, Oct Is. 1863.
| Send me ten Davies Intellectual ATithmetics
| for introduction. They are superior to any I
a have sew cen +. seLIsH Mount Olive, Oct,
| intend using the same books in my school as
Il fhoao oA I'M Irn ,rn Q-l.r.r =
already using Monteifh's Geographies.-JoHs D.
JOHNSON. Yadkinville, Sept. 26, 1859.
I an and have ever been an earnest adyocate
] of uniformity In school books, The Board re-
i Observation-Disclosures and Biographies
i Arc the best that could have peen made.-H
II. SMITH Lncolnton, Sept ssih, 1859, ir9ia
J Because these books are adopted by the State
Board, as well as for the merits Of the books
themselves. wewish TO introduce them, and use
them exclusively In our schoolr-Rey. s. G., Al
| ExAsDER, Charlotte, Oct. II, 1869, Z
' steeie's |" Nat. Philosophy" received Am,
struck with Its superiority TO the other in many
respects. As . class lie waiting, substitute in my
&c. W.iJEwzTT, Wilmington, Oct Ii, 1889. u
Davies Mathematics was adopted by me In
| 1858, and up TO this time have examined no
| work superior to them. / have examined Nc
| Nally's Geography and Peck's 6anots Natural
| Philosophy. consider them most excellent
works and shall put them into my boys hands
| at the earliest period.-J. Z. DIGGER, Prin.
| Male Academy, Warrenton. - -1'F'in
| It is my purposeto introduce Monteith's mo.
| u into my school. / giyeit the preference for
| the information which It gives on the subject
| Of Physical Geography. The maps snd ques-
tons in both works {Monteith and MeNally) seem
n n NJ n R.etar' ~ Al Marrss Rsie;ah
~ ~. w. y .s' - -- =
| The system OF MISREPRESENTATION and Nc
Ta,I Ra a,a %eii pieAsea "i'n'Aes VIM o.
| Lacy naieigh.
/ Dawes. Anihmetics, MonteiIhe biographies
ana .ae Nsllo9a. heaoers are 700 well knqwn 70
Is9e vi. WY .9in NC m9u.etn snu D aIs
sIe .ne 2est tnAt e,n sc!uanIeu ~tn.--ad LIZ
fhAsA fAp '. aiiAaoe.h oiy' ocI y, ioos.
| nave waited patiently Tor the adoption By
the board OF Edueation OF THIS state OF The
Doors S - DC asee in,ne paonc SCHOOLS ana am
asa pie , " Inu tnh. 80 many nave oe9n
se,eeteo from .ne sa,ion1 Sssies.--heS. W. L.
Snaifo'Sr w. :, ioo'' % w rld
Am much pleased with both the Spoilers
and all the Readers; and as TO the Series of &C.
ograPhies.l have long used no others when these
e1I,o ~ ooiai1eo.-p III; WIN. D. hARRElIr rrin.
Senoo' guy" un'. .t.s.
y Your books are used 10 many schools In this
section. Teachers speak In the highest terms OF
your Readers, Biographies, etc. WGULIcK,
late Erin. Male Academy, Goldsboro'.
Tbe;ntroa,c,,on af 40 ,,ne,,, vs,,, ,h,. r,.,,or
nm the sub;ects of PbSscai Gsogranhy .nd ceI
oiogy. and in q form SO simple and intelIigibie
makesit, (Monteith,s intermediate Geography
| in my Judgment, charming school book Col
| WIN. BINGHAx, Prin. Bingham School
| s.,;<, - ,,,.,,s, ~. y.,t,,
and Dsy3es, iTniversity IN hmeiie-,Dr q, 10
| pm. Durham ACADEMY. 80 -
/ In .-5l.,,l
term. An admirable work.--M. L. LIrTLE,
4 Prin. Pleasant HUI Seminary, Newton. : -
Monteith,s f,eagy.nb,e. are excel,sut vorts
and 4 sbsj introd5ce tbem into NV school -
s-1xcso~ Iys~ pssr arhr- A.. 49, WI :
~ --.a,s.-. -. - -. - r;cs,.
vonr xorF. Serv creaf ~. y y
yoaI Morks ~ ,eiy Sfeal recommenastion-
one WIN nnlcn nave Long been hyorapiy I'M
pressea.lfroi- nn- OhKhcHAis, iate HIS
poto Mintars Aeaosmy' .4,s
| have Introduced your National Series Of
Reacers. We find them to be exceAsni, Just
/ suited to our purpose. With Davies Mathemat-
ical Series We have been long familiar, and can
| lind no good reason for changing them. In the
Primary Department VIC have Molteith's Geogra-
ghies.- Rev. g. D: BEasHEm, Pfin. Female
seminary, Mount Pleasant faf5 1inh &
The National Series of Readers and Spoilers
are the best with which am acquainted. |
DAVIES Consider s TorRs
superior in many respects. Monteith's series
afford Q gradual but thorough aud systematic
progression--Prof Jos II. For, President STAN
tonsourg scientific High school.
regard Monteith's Physical and Intermediate
Geography as one Of the best books of It's kind.
primary Geographies, Geography 4 Lere treat
e. !ron tns OILY .lius ana Tational STANDPOINT
We STATE csaIc,st " Sas;
oiina "a -'o''" :.
| M. TAYLOR johnson. ol,vs,s ch.ne, no. ;,tro.
| duced the National Readers, Montietb,s Geoera-
Il miles, Davies iArithmeffcs ! Clarkis- GmumSres