New-York tribune., 1871-09-09
New pnbIifati6ts.
nTRTJSHERs ANNUAL LETTER

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| TEACHERS AND SCHOOL OFFICERS: I:
o,uou or the sxass" Fnw.YoRx. AsG j. IT'D
Al he appropriate the yer for improvcnns
,on, eour,es Of ady enumerae particulars Of No pro
| rreu which Is being made In the preparation Of
THE BEST AIDS TO TEACHING.
tn. llcd workman without proper tools o those who
train The ycung mind lament 10 End their ehesay mpssd By made
ou.. ,tboots, those which do not represent the
LATEST CONDITION OF KNOWLEDGE
In the epdssvor furnish standard Of which ess complaints
ma, never be made pubnhe Subscribe have
invested large experience capital ndene and point the erowning
| result Of their abon with
A UNSUITABLE PRIDE.
The Nahona Series Of Textbooks" which they have slowly socu
uu.ed comprises than sad what bet
| TER greater number that have proved themselves
ACCEPTABLE TO TEACHER AND LEARNER
Their list Of pest uhoa
the roster pedagogy. The masterpieces Of sch writer's as
David p Page Emms willard Charles D. Cleveland William
PovIe A. Porter and Richard o. Parker amoug hose Who
LEFT ENDURING MONUMENTS
in hough revised necessary By tender and sppreat''
hsn found aide by side with the later productions Of aeh
Charles Norhend William @. Pcei, Joseph Alden, Edward Jarvis
AlpbOu.o Wood Edward Mansfield Chsmpnn Ira Msyhsw Henry
Barnard, A. 8. weleh, and others among
EMINENT LIVING EDUCATORS.
place occupied BY the magnificent system Of Con-
Mathematics which all Others based and which are yet
In the progress vigorous learned suhors eye
still ahead Of all. These bear the honoed name Of
CHARLES DAVIES. LII. D.
NEXT practicable and tesehsbe Geognphes With no
hem for which Mr. James honteih responsible
educational suhOe, Of Twelve States when empowered to do
by Ieaousy adopted them for uniform Among the latest
Of July 1S7 and this State adopts also
with equal discrimination and good taste,
WATSONS ELEGANT NEW READERS.
Known Independent beautiful books loudly
praised G their method their pictures and type their new eehon
their available aud their low phe "ssussge Lni' allure the
learner ever In the attractive pages Of
CLARK'S NEW NORMAL GRAMMAR.
English speech TO rattle In disorder and
d.ms arrange half trying Aloud call has been
Short mple books In Science for grammar Schools a'
shOuh still be redeemed from ehihshnesa
YOUNG DIR. j. d. STEELE
,e ms. remedy aud has eaed Into fame with bis already
weeis books in each science The last was
Geoloz This awakened for departure In oher
branches. and among the 6rst fruiss
FAIRNESS BRIEF HISTORY;"
truly delightful booi embracing the whole subject Of United S'
story pages teI rpite with sncdote and Illustration
and written fascinating style 1t contains no ess than seven
entirely original festures
OTHER NEW BOOKS
are Elementary Drawing Booi textbook for seholas
bv the standard authority in Ari WOmans German Copy
Book psn Of progressive Developments ana nsY ~ se
Comprehensive Geography all branches Of that science in
masters" and Polsoms Logical Book Keeping
IMPROVED FURNITURE.
In pursuance furnish complete material for schools We
have School Furniture Company for the manufsc
ture Of the celebrated PesId Patents, notably the new
FOLDING DESK AND SETTEE,
BY which the be converted into audience
rop ssnu folding each piece occupies but ten inches Of
space Over thousand OF these have already been sold
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
.p any oees peOn BY letter for Descriptive cata
logue Educational Bulletin or eircularA
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A HISTORY OF ENGLAND, FROM THE EARLI-
EST PERIOD TO A. D. 1871.
WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE PROGRESS
0f ERATURE AND THE ARTS.
sn. s,. With A.. a!p T. p t a0ss'sc : 81 So half ..n .. So
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i. ls% record Pi Of Is pe. B,s history sa y:o%s
aRSTs mt and 70 LiTERGTURE, SCIENCE and ART
THE LIFE AND LETTERS OF JOHN P. KEN
ted ASi1sj T. STtiS TteSERSas H ' navy
STIMULANTS AND NARCOTICS,
MEDICALLY, PHILOsOPHICALLY AND MORALLY
CONSIDERED.
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extra IKE & ssTlNDSRD
New BdaOD'of
TILL THE DOCTOR CONES, AND HOW TO
HELP HIM.
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in s s Uh % AstH. and sudden Illness ao Pspe cents
"a most valuable little manual"
Should have pl,o. in every household"
THE LIFE OF MADAME DE STAEL.
BY AMELY BoLrE
Translated from the German. limo Cloth, 81 50
"wohr place every library and will be generally rsad"-TAu.
"a valuable contribution to hter,2"-lcnennaa Chronicle
CORTES, AND THE CONQUEST OF MEXICO.
BY ARTHUR HELPS,
Author of Spanish Conquest in A%sh,s a. Rpd' II Council" '
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