The weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1869-18??, 1869-12-08
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Parker & Watson. Priv BOOK Ele's. S.
Parker ri; 6 Watson, R.., North Carolina Read.
n. sIs; So mead Nf #. Carolina rsaas|
Ds sRiR Primary Ar;tDm. Nth IT. Carolina Raae,
Davies af Intellectual Arith Da iie. Primary Art.
metic. Do,a
Davies Written and Prac. Da maes Intellectual
tical Arith's. "euc.
MOnteith's Series of Geog. Davies School .,,.,
u raPh1es: S., Monteith's Mammal :. u
mcNalys Scnool Geogra. raphy. Oh q
Mpnfeith's History UD,., A eSn School &C.,
States. 'U Bu Bullion eDo,,., ..
From Rev. C. H. WILEY fo ''H ufan
Education. State Supt
l had seen BY the papers what S HS! u 1861
Dy the Board OF Education in S" au toeen dc
and was glad. had ample reaso nvrtn Carroll
er recommendations in the use Of th ,of my iOT
These Books are Used BY the Best Schools !, II. g..
Late Testimonials in Briet.
1t affords me great pleasure to bas,o,
them my heartiest commentator TSo oN
vastly superior to any other books of th "e Y,
have yet seen.-W. II. WEATHERLY, PRIV y Y
and Math. School, Elizabeth City, Oct q \
Send me ten Davies intellectual Ari,bn,
for introduction. They are superior TO ~
have seen.-W. F. ENGLISH, Mount Olive
10th, 1869. H
l intend using the same books in nv scbo.
those used in the Common Schools.
already using Monteith's Biographies In.
JOHNSON, Yadkinville, Sept. Is, 1859.
am and have ever been an earnest al,
OF uniformity in school books. The Ros
commendations-Anthmetics and Geocr.]
are the best that could have been msi.
d. SMITH, Lincolnton, Sept. 2Sth, 1869
Because these books are adopted nv 81.
BOARD, as well as for the merits of the 1
themselves, we wish to introduce them ,rS
them exclusively in our school.-Rey, I "
ExANDER, Charlotte, Oct. II, 1869. u
steele's " Nat. Philosophy" reeeiro5
struck with its superiority to the Other n :,
respects. As class is waiting, substitute in
ORDER Steele's Philosophy for first iutroSus,
II. W. JEwETT, Wilmington, Oct Is, lSS1
Davies Mathematics was adopted BY ms
1898, and up to this time l have examined
WORK superior to them. l have examined
Mal!y's Geography and Peck's Ganot's MI
fhliosophy. l consider them most cycsI
works and shall put them into NV borsi h.
at the earliest period.-J. E, DueeEs p,j
Male Academy, Warrenton.
1t is my purpose to introduce Montetbs n
4 into my school. give it the preferpnc.
the information which it gives on tbe sni
OF Physical Geography. The maps and n
tons in both works (Monteith and McNav, u
to me to be admirable.-Rev. ALBERT SWrTl
d. D., Rector OF St. Mary's, Raleigh.
:, The system Of Geography-Montietb and
Nally-I am well pleased with.-Rey. VIM
Lacy, Raleigh. "~
Davies Arithmetics, Monteith's Geogr,r,
and the National Readers are too well E1nT
require word from me. Monteith and n,1
are the best that am acquainted with Fl
FRANK VAUGHAN, Elizabeth City, Oct. H. IN
l have waited patiently for the adontior
the Board of Education of this state of
books to be used in the public schools and
much pleased to find that so many have h
selected from the National Series. Rev. W
MILLER, Charlotte, Oct l, 1869.
Am much pleased with both the Smell
ana all the Readers; and as to the Series of
ographles. have long used no others wheDtlN
could DC obtained.-Dr. VIM B. HARRELL n
High School, Snow Hill.
Your books are used in MANY schools in
section. Teachers speak in the highest ferns
your Readers, Biographies, etc.. W GrTr
late Prin. Male Academy, Goldsboro'.
The introduction of so much valuable mat
on the subjects of Physical Geography and h
ology, and in a form SO simple and inielE.si
makes it, (Monteith's Intermedate Geography
in my Judgment, a charming School book. C
VIM. BINGHAM, Prin. Bingham School I
design introducing McNally's GeOgIap
and Davies University Arithmetic-Dr Gu
PrIn. Durham Academy, II
Will introduce the University Arithmetic ue
term. An admirable work.-M. L. LIN
Prin. Pleasant Hill Seminary, Newton.
Monteith's Biographies are excellent voi
and shall introduce them into my school
sTINoEoN IvEY, Prin. Auburn Academy.
The superior and durable style of bndin.
FOUR works is very great recommendatC
one with which have long been iavorabk
WIN. A. OBERCHAIN, late Hi
ooro' Military Academy.
have introduced your National Series .
ieaCers. We find them to be excellent
'ulted to our purpose. With Davies Matthew
ca! Series we have been long familiar, and
md no good reason for changing them. In
,rimary Department we have Monteiths Geog
'hies.-Rev. G. D. BERNHEIM, Prin. Fen
seminary, Mount Pleasant.
The National Series of Readers and Spd
re the best with which l am acquainted
hall henceforth use no others in my school
Sc Davies. l consider his works ineOmpast
uPerior in many respects. Monteith's vi
nord gradual but thorough and gsE1.
ogression.-Prof. Jos. II. FoY, PresintS
onsburg Scientific High School.
I regard Monteith's Physical and Int,aia
geography as one of the best books OF AZ
has several points of superiority owty
rimary Biographies; Geography is Eer
l from the only true and rational stsnt
IL: of Geology and Physical Geography.-h =
!. c. KERR, State Geologist Of North
lima
Mr.. Taylor johnson, Olives Chapel, las il Ii
uced the National Readers, Montieths ca.
hies, Davies Arithmetics, Clark's GnnuiI
&c. Mr.. John Franks, Grove P. o., b it
need the National Series Throughout
. Branch, New Hill P. O.. uses the Min
cries throughout; MIR. Adolphus RogmG Ga
evel P. O., uses the National Readek d
ooks, Monteith's Biographies, and = =
rammar; Mrs. Emma Banghara, CaTL0
es the National Series; Mr.. H. c. Of MN
i'll T. o., introduced Monteith's Gz1phs'
here are now at least $50 pupils in iAs y i
latham counties who are daily usiE. @ :
'nal Series of books, within my knOEsts
OF. W. II. MERRETT, Chatham cOnu!, <
, 1869.
am glad to learn that some of your 4
e to be introduced into our State Sch@s
of. j. NJ. NJ. CALDWELL, Greensboro D
hool, Oct. %, 1869.
stinguished Editors and Critics Praise y
The Series must prove acceptable. ThsS;
re OF language is beautifully exhibited
teVille Presbyterian. III
This finn will allow no competition
ice of books published by them, Wild Il
long the best in the State.-Statesvlle1
q, 1866. II
Have reputation for merit unsurpss
atesville american, 1869. III
Peculiarly adapted to supply the want
We long felt.-Greensboro' PdtriOf. n
Have acknowledged superiority by the
mpetent judges.-Western Sentinel III
Davies is excellent in the irst degree.-N'
70 argus. III
Are excelled by none of the many used
y are superior to most of them.-NeWV
nnal Of Commerce. II
When we examine the bright pages Of thf
nal Series, and think how We groped
dry aid uninteresting "task" of our
Cd, we are constrained to be enyious oil
opy pupils OF the Wilmington III
rhe National Series has attained prOOa
her reputation than any other complete I'll
school Books now in existence Winnie
raid.
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Publishers, New foi'
c. W. LAMBETH, III
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