Smyrna times., 1875-09-01

have determined upon the Text Books to be- S,.d n
the free schools of the State. The following st o
the books adopted and the names of the publisher,
MATHEMATICS.
BrO0Ps Seriss 0f ArittmCtics.
Aigc6rG, GooGle.ry. and TrigOn0laCfrn
Published by SOwer Potts & Co. $50 Market St. Pbila
Hat.ons In.lepcnieut G5arsp. '''''
Published BY \. $. Barnes & Co.. New York Agents
"A. r. Flint S2 Chestnut St.. Phila.
Mar American
Published by J. II. Butler & Co.. Phila.
BIOGRAPHIES
HdTTens Primary aud Common SchO0
Published by Copperthwait d Co., Phila
Published by J. II. Butler & Co., Phila.
GRAMMAR.
S,ciaton,s Language Series, CbpsaagQC Language Pra-
postiO1s. "'' ''"'
Published by Harper & Brother. New York
HISTORIES.
4nders?s's J'ntoT and Grammar ehool History Of the
Published by Clark & Maynard No 3, Barclay S. NY.
NATURAL SCIENCE
published by A. s. Barnes Il Co., New York
HtDsiOioOy-I IIafchinsOn's
Published BY Clark 4 Maynard, No :. Harclayst n y
I3okeTs Cytads Book NJ SdtiTe.
Published By Harper & brother, New York
WRITING AND PENN4NsHIP,
IIysOl, DUltOn d Scrtbner.
Published by Potter, Ainsworth & Co, New York.
DRAWING,
Published by q. d. Appleton q Co. Now York
COMPOSITION AND RHETORIC
QudckcItDOs.
Published by d. Appleton & Co.. New York
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
Ffrd Book N Gte-bB FdTRdn Shepherd
Published by SOwer, Potts d Co. PHILADELPHIA
BOOKKEEPING.
Published by A. g. Barnes & Co., New York.
The following are recommended for the use of
teachers:
FtIg|s Theory and Practice of Teachin0
HickeTshdm's Method Of Teaching.
The terms on which new books are introduced moi
being generally undprstoOd. the Board has deemed Il
10 give such N a
will assist school committees and individuals in OBJ
tanning books at the lowest possible cost In thc r
place, publishers, whose books have been adopted,
viii allow for all old books I'm exchange for new half
sne retali price charged for new ones OF the same
gtade and kind as the old. In other words a book
when retas for dollar can be had for fifty cents
anu an old book OF the same kind no mafter by
whom phDlishsd. When no old books are used IN
gAcna,ge new oIiees can be had forty per cent less
than the retail price These Conditions will continue
until the schools once Nppied afioy which ,roas
will be as heretofore. WIN" Piioe0
As 10 the best mode OF making exchanOes and h,,,.
ing books, those directly Interested must decide &r
themselves whether II would be more economical for
school committees 70 gather mp the old books and dee
directly with publishers, or make arrangemcnts ne
individuals or committees with some nelQhborfn,
dealer 10 effect the exchange for them win no donn
be determined by considerations Of economy and
the best intarests q those most deeply concerned
II Is desirable thaf the Introduction of the new
books should take place - rapidly as possible. as
when once In the schools IL VIII ar6aly conduct 10
their efficiency In an educational point OF yiGH AZ
well to the people Of the State thousands of
dollars heretofore spent for heterogeneous mass Of
books Catalogues containing the retail price Of the
books adopted cn be had on application TO the pub
fishers.
Bv order Qfthe state Board Of Esiucqttoa,
aug 25-4w n PRATT, Secretary