The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-11-10
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Mon,c;th,s vouth,s History of the u, s.
80. So, IF penmanshin.
Beers System VI IonAnoAsAP' #.-
The New Descriptive Geography of
1,. Iii, ho roody obout the mid.
M Ale ~ octnber nrox The maps. &c, are now
being engraved as rapidly as possible. This
Naiiy's Series. without extra charge. '
DE- Iorome Auan,s Comnlete system
.oio0 ~, "a q, tho
OF map Drawing VIII also Ds tuiRi'n MoNolln,s
Public Schools with Monteitn q MccNN sHi'y
The books VIII DC spppLea az eAS Sota ~"
rates to the fuolc Scnoois ~ tne S.a 20 mi
Similar terms VIII oe maui w ho az
, un;s SrnTo'' "U'p'
Pnniis attending the Public Schools will, in
luP,S ,.,it tSo Sto,e contract he furnished
III ,,a,,, oon;as of Wonteith A. McNally's Geo
Hom pma,;es, ar;tbmetics in exchange for
eeid nn,,;es Of Cornel,;s Geograpbies and O1ack-
enOos Arl.nmel'cs' wnien tnes may posses % ,a
sh EUUnS h mn' Nc 'upPH FRhD WILLIAMS.
'n'pp'u " Denositary. Raleigh. Nc,
Teachers and Edncators GENERALLY are respect.
fnilv invited IN CORRESPOND with i.-
c. w. LAMBETH,
Aren't for the Publishers
and Superintendent of Introduction.
r,or, n WV r H.ppp1J Prin Hiob School.
Snow nj, q
Snow HILL, N. G.
sJ am mucb pleased with both the Spoilers
and ali the Readers and as to the Series of &C.
oprapbies by Monteith and Mentally. havelong
used no others when these could be obtained
r., Pow A,nppr surnrs n n Rector of
a. Marv;s School RaIeigh' N. c.
RALEIGH, N. z.
Ihave examined the Geooraphies-Monteith's
mo Al and McNally's mo. band find excel
icncies in both, eminently entitle them to a
wide circulation. 1t is my purpose to intro
duce Monteith's mo. A. into my school. give
it the preference for the Information which IT.
gives on the sulyect OF fnysicai ueosaaphy
The maps and question in both works seems 10
me to be admirable ALDERT sMEDEs.
From J. W. GULIcK. A. NJ Prin. Male Acade-
nv, Goldsboro', N. c.
GoLDsBoRo', N U.
find your books are IN use In many schools
IN tnls sectlon. Inc teachers sEeaA III s.e hish,
est terms OF your READERS anu ueog'apnies' anu
OF Peck's Ganot in particular.
j. W. 1CLlCh'
From Col; VIM. BINGHAM rim. bingham
School, N. u.
The introduction Of SO much valuable matter
on the subjects OF Physlcal geography ana Se-
oiogy, ana 10 iorm 80 simpls anu ,neeillgiDles
makes IL, lMohteiln lnte ilheuiate ueos'apn1j
In my judgment, charming scnool ooOk.
awe shall soon introduce Davies Bourbon,
perhaps, others OF your books"
From DR.. Gloss, Prln. Durham Academy, N. C..
DURHAM, N. C.
I design introducing the present session
Arithmetic also Boyd's Elements Of English
Composition. NJ Gloss.
From M. L. LITTLE, Esq, Prin. Pleasant Hill
Seminary, Newton, N. Y.
NEWTON, n. Y.
WIN Introduce tne Oniveisity AIitnnietic next
Term: have examined IL Win mqcn S Ia
An aolniraoie "9,h. ". n: u LIE,
IT'LL rieasant NH SEMINARY.
From Rev. STINCEoN IvEY, Prin Auburn Acad-
emy. NC
AUBURN, NC.
Monteith's Biographies are excellent works.
and shall introduce them into my school,
STlNCEON IVEY.
Prof wv Opppcu,1N writino from H;,ls-
horo, M;,;,orv Acad.nov soys
The snnerior and durable stv,e of binding ot
ronr worts is a verv great recommendsti9nN y.
Sou, ;., Iis. y $500 ie.oi ,aaI. u
Un~ ",H which n"' ''''' ooeH '"'o'"oi' LII
Pieeseu.
From >. n. DuGGER' Esq, Erin. Male Academy,
Warrenton, N. Z.
WARRENToN, N. u.
1885 and mn 70 tb;s finn. 7 hove evam;ned M
works snnerior IN them as a whole
have examined with view ot introdnction
uMcNaI,v's Ganarsn T ne " ~ ond @PecI's
| canot,s Notnrol Ph;IosonbN ), J,,ons;dor them
most eyceIlent works and shall mt them in NV
boys, hands at the earliest ,,ar;pJ The Phil,
os0nbv is trnlv an ent;cinT wprt and mnst meet
with nn;yersai oommandatiion Vim "DN
0-' r DIGGER.
|
FROM w. Y. HERR, state Geologist Oh Norln
| Caroilha
| regard Monteth's Physical and Intermediate
| Geography as one of the best books oil its Kind.
II mas several points OF superiority over most
snec;s,v in sha Of FI ,b 'i uveniIss will he
found in its attractive and very graphic illustra-
of substantial and really scientific information
| conveyed by these woodcnts and the concise
| and lucid dissertations amended. But the chief
excellence consists in this. shat Geography is
| tere treated from the only true and rational
| standpoint. viz: of Geology and PHYSICAL Geog-
raphy: so that the learner arrives, by natural
and easy process at tine true conception OF the
earth as an organized whole; the designed result
| of successive Changes and notifications, under
| the control of physical laws, constituting true
growth from chaotic germ through manifold
| stages of progress, all pointing forward to its
| destined end as the home OF living beings and
| finally of man.
From Rev. g. D. BERNHEIM, Principal OF Mount
Am0ena renhaie summary nouht rieasant'
n. Y.
| MT. TLEAsANT.
l nave introuuceu your Natlonal series Oh
Keacers with great sa.isiaeuoh 10 myself ana 10
| our teacners. we nnu .heln 10 oe e3ceheht'
Just suited 10 our purpose.
WIN Dawes Mathehatleai series VIC nave oeen
long lamliiar, anu cah hiu no goou reason Ior
changing ..en.
In the Urinary Deparlmehlw we nave Montelth's
biographies, ana III lhe advanced classes we nave
--'' q n RFRNGRIW O.
| p-.., 60.
| rroni froi' JOS H. roi' sresioent Summons
burg Scientific High School, N. c.
WILSON NC
| have carefully examined the claims of the
| different Series OF School Books most prominent
| before the public at this time. have tested
| the merits of many of them in the school and
lecture room, and feel no hcsitancy in pronoun.
cling the National Series of Readers and Spell
lers" the best with which l am acquainted. 1
shall henceforth use no Others in my school, and
| l shall furthermore use my influence to secure
tnelr ADOPTION INTO other seminaries in this Sec
ti9n.
| use Dawes Mathematical Series in my
scnooi; CONSIDER ms WORKS lncomPara6iy su-
Perlor III many particulars even 10 Stoddard s
cons;Snr ~ tha I;%tas.s go uea Al lact
| ~ hastn, " ioi III my po"ei
| nse Mont;e,h,s sor,os =,
Thav atFnrd a o5.1a1 I, ~ S ssno9i.
tematic progression. from the simnl,st tu rn oa
ments OF science. mn to A deyelonment snffic;ent
| ly exhaustive, Tor all ordinary educational mr..
| poses. Their very superior merit has led me n
discard -, which stands next hest on tht
,1 MssN2ays, the fifth book Of the course, is de.
competent Instructor can examine It for an ho a
merit. J.H. FoY.