The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-12-15
These Books are Used BY the s.st s,,,sA !, 4, g..
Late Testimonial In n

have waited patiently for the 49,. "
the Board of Education of this s atu.op'lon
DOCKS To- be used in the public Schools Vi
much pleased to find that SO manv and
selected from the National Series Rev 'v "
MILLER, Charlotte, Oct. l, 1869. '' W.
l design introducing McNally's Goor,.
a pr dawes University Arithmetic. ~
FIRM Durham Academy, Mo
WIN introduce the University Arithme,o :,
Ierm. An admirable work.-M T. I,I
I'm. Pleasant Hill Seminary, Newton.
az a9ntelth,s Biographies are excellent xo,
anu shall introduce them into NV sch "U
SIMEON lVEY, Prin. Auburn At. DENY
Inc superior and durable STYLE of h;ra;.
your works is very great recomma D,5u.s
one with which have lrng been taroraSini
pressed:mProf. WV. A. OBERcH,M lota nm
ooro' Military Academy. 'A's ILL
paa5 nave introduced your National Series
aM;t es. we nnd them to be excellent i'll
;oa' iS Sa " our purpose. With Davies Matthew
find nn SN MH nave oeen long familiar, and cd
Urinary Department We have Montei,h,s Geor,|
phles.-Rey. 6. D. BERNHEIN. Prin ~
Seminary, Mount Pleasant. eui
The National Series of Readers and srou
are the best with which l am acquaiuipd
shall hencefOrth use no Others in nv school
use Davies. / consider his works incompans
superior in many respects. Monteith's sss
afford gradual but thorough and sys,em,,1
progression.-Prof.J Jos. H. FoY, Presiden Sar
tonsburg Scientific High School.
Iregard Monteith's Physical and IpterlD-a,
Geography as one of the best books OF lis Ii,
1t has several points Of superiority over nal
primary Biographies Geography is tere ira
ed from the only true and rational stsndnoir
viz: of Geology and Physical Geography
W. c. KERR, State Geologist Of North al
olina w
Mr.. Taylor johnson, Olives Chapel. has r,,,
duced the National Readers, Montieth's Georr
phies, Davies Arithmetics, Clark's Grammsn
etc. ; Mr.. John Franks, Grove P. O., has int,,
duced the National Series throughout; Mr. u
A. Branch, New Hill P. O.. uses the Nation.
Series throughout; Mr.. Adolphus Rogers, Gree
Level P. o., uses the National Readers. Conr
Books, Monteith's Biographies, and Yorft',
Grammar; Mrs. Emma Bangharn, Cary P q
uses the National Series; Mr.. H. c. Olive Ne,
| Hill P. o., introduced Monteith's Geoprspbis,
There are now at least $50 pupils in Wake an
Chatham counties who are daily using the n,
tional Series of books, within my knowledge.
Prof. W. H. MERRETT, Chatham county, Sen
IA, 1869.
am glad to learn that some Of YOUR book
are to be introduced into our State Schools
Prof. j. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL, Greensboro Hp
School, Oct. %, 1869.
Am much pleased with both the speller
and all the Readers and as to the Series Of G.
ographies. l have long used no Others when The:
could be obtained.-Dr VIM B. HARRKlI, Prir
High School, Snow Hill.
Your books are used in many sth0Nls in this
| section. Teachers speak in the bghesttuWs Of
| your Readers, Biographies, etc.-J W.GuLCE
late Prin. Male Academy, GoldsborO.
The introduction of so much valuable matte
on the subjects of Physical Geography and G
| ology, and in form SO simple and in,ellgb
| makes il, (Monteith's intermediate Geography
| in my Judgment, a charming school book. u
VIM. BINGHAM, Prin. Bingham School
1t affords me great pleasure to bestOw {
them my heartiest commentator. They
vastly superior to any other books of the kind
have yet seen.-W. H. WEATHERLY, PHn. I'll
and Math. School, Elizabeth City, Oct. ., ~
Send me ten Davies Intellectual Arithnet
| for introduction. They are superior to an!
have seen.-W. F. ENGLISH, Mount Olive,
Goth, 1869.
l intend using the same books in my schot
those used in the Common Schools
| already using Monteith's Geographies.-JoH
JOHNSON, Yadkinville, Sept. Is, 1863.
lam and have ever been an earnest advo
of uniformity in school books. The Boar
concentrations and Geograp
are the best that could have been made
d. SMITH, Lincolnton, Sept. 2Sth, 1859.
Because these books are adopted by the 5
| Board, as well as for the merits OF the DO
themselves, We wish to introduce them, and
them exclusively in our school.-Rev. s. C.
ExANDER, Charlotte, Oct. II, 1869.
Steele's Nat. Philosophy" received 4
struck with it's superiority to the Other IN M
respects. As class is waiting, substitutein
order Steele's Philosophy for first introducti
g. W. JEwETT, Wilmington, Oct Is, 1852.
Davies Mathematics was adopted by me
1858, and up to this time / have examined
work superior to them. l have examined
Nally's Geography and Peck's Ganots Nat
Philosophy. | consider them most excel
works and shall put them into my boys la
at the earliest PERIOD. E. DUGGER, r
Male Academy, Warrenton.
1t is my purpose to introduce Monteith's (
~ into my school. l give it the preference
the Information which it gives on the su.l
of Physical Geography. The maps and gu.
tons in both works (Monteith and McNalNHa
| to me to be admirable.-Rev. ALBERT snDh'
D. D., Rector OF St. Mary's, Raleigh.
The system of Geography-Montiet snd NJ
Nally-I am well pleased with.-Rcy Ww'
lacy, Raleigh.
Davies Arithmetics, Monteith's GeOsnpn
| and the National Readers are too well knoSu
| require word from me. Monteith and DI'
are the best that am acquainted wlth.- ~
FRANK VAUGHAN, Elizabeth City, Oct Il, u
Distinguished Editors and Critics Praist ID
The Series must prove acceptable. The 81
ture OF language is beautifully exhibited
etteyille Presbvterian.
This finn will allow no competition ID
price of books published by them, which
among the best in the State.-Sratesyllle al
can, 1856.
| Have reputation for merit unsurpass'
4 statesvills american, 1869.
Peculiarly adapted to supply the want:
have long ielt.-Greensboro' Patriot
Have acknowledged superiority by the
competent gcs.-Western Sentinel.
Davies is excellent in the first dcgrce.-m
| WIZ hfJuS.
| Are excellcd by none of the many used,
| they are superior to most Of them.-NeS
journal Of Commerce.
When we examine the bright pages Of ID
tional Series, and think how We CROPPED
the dry AID uninteresting task "of our
| hood, we ore constrained to be enyious Oh
happy pupils of the prescnt.-Wilmingt"n
| The National Series has attained prob
higher reputation than any other complete
OF School Books now in INSTRUMENTATION
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