10 MATHEMATICAL, ETC. of "Primary Arithmetic." 1 vol. 12mo., embossed backs, 621 MANN & CHASE'S ARITHMETIC, Part 3. Arithmetic Practically Applied, for Advanced Pupils, and for Private Reference, designed as a Sequel to any of the ordinary Text Books on the subject. By Horace Mann, LL.D., the First Secretary of the Massachusetts Board of Education, and Pliny E. Chase, A. M. 1 vol. 12mo., embossed backs, . 1 00 GREEN'S (RICHARD W.) GRADATIONS IN AL- GREEN'S (RICHARD W.) KEY TO GREEN'S ALGEBRA. Containing the entire solution of all the Questions and Problems; designed for the immediate Detection of the Pupil's Errors, and for the Teacher's assistance in hearing the Recitations. 1 vol. 12mo., 100 KENDALL'S (E. OTIS) URANOGRAPHY. Uranography; or, a Description of the Starry Heavens, designed for the use of Schools and Academies; accompanied by an Atlas of the Heavens, showing the Places of the Principal Stars, Clusters, and Nebula By E. Otis Kendall, Professor of Mathematics and Astronomy in the University of Pennsylvania, and Member of the American Philosophical Society. The Uraography contains 365 pages, 12mo., with 9 fine Engravings. The Atlas is in 4to., and contains 18 large Maps. Half bound, 1 50 འ READING AND ELOCUTION. GOATES'S (REYNELL, M. D.) SCHOOL PHYSI OLOGY. First Lines of Physiology; being an In- PARKE'S (URIAH) ARITHMETIC. Parke's Farmers' PARKE'S (URIAH) KEY TO PARKE'S FARM- 11 1 00 34 45 READING AND ELOCUTION. ANGELL'S READING BOOKS. This is a Series of Spelling and Reading Books, in six numbers, compiled by Oliver Angell, A. M., Principal of the Franklin High School, Providence. The Numbers composing the Series may be briefly described as follows: ANGELL'S (OLIVER) READER, No. 1. 72 pages, 18mo. Paper binding, 8 The arrangement of the lessons in this book is such, that the child commences reading as soon as he commences putting the letters together into syllables, the exercise of spelling and reading being simultaneous. The same syllables and words which form the Spelling Lessons, are arranged as Reading Lessons directly opposite, or immediately under the Spelling columns. 12 READING AND ELOCUTION ANGELL'S (OLIVER) READER, No. 2. 136 pages, 18mo. Half bound, 14 This is a continuation of the First Number, containing easy Reading Lessons, most of which are pleasing stories, designed to interest the mind of the learner, and afford instruction. Spelling Lessons, consisting of words from the Reading Lessons, precede every Reading Lesson. ANGELL'S (OLIVER) READER, No. 3. 206 pages, 18mo. Half bound, 17 This is a gradual advance from the Second Number, having the Reading and Spelling Lessons arranged on the same plan. The Lessons, in each of the numbers, are followed by a set of Questions, to exercise the reader on what he has read. ANGELL'S (OLIVER) READER, No. 4. 12mo. Half bound, 252 pages, 30 Also designed as a Reading and Spelling Book, and containing a variety of other useful matter. ANGELL'S (OLIVER) READER, No. 5. 296 pages, 12mo., embossed backs, 50 A Reading Book for the higher classes in Common Schools, with Spelling Lessons and definitions adapted to each Reading Section, with Tables, Mental Arithmetic, &c. ANGELL'S (OLIVER) READER, No. 6. 504 pages, 12mo., embossed backs, 75 Being a selection of pieces in prose and verse; designed as a Reading Book for the highest classes in Academies and Schools. These six volumes, compiled by Oliver Angell, comprise a series which is undoubtedly more suitable for the purpose for which they are designed, than any previous publications; and they are more popular among those who have the direction of education than any ever prepared in this country. There is a decided advantage in possessing sets of elementary books by the same author, who has pursued a similar plan with each, rising step by step, and who, it is presumed, would be better able to proserve the proper gradation of style and matter, than several individuals would. This will be found to be the case in the present series. ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ETC. HART'S (JOHN S.) CLASS BOOK OF PROSE, and COMSTOCK'S (ANDREW, M. D.) ELOCUTION. A System of Elocution, with special reference to Gesture and Defective Articulation. With numerous Diagrams and engraved figures, illustrating the subject. By Andrew Comstock, M. D. 1 vol. 12mo., embossed backs, 13 84 1 00 ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ETC. COPPÉE'S (PROF. HENRY) ELEMENTS OF LOGIC; COPPÉE'S (PROF. HENRY) ELEMENTS OF RHET- SMITH'S (ROSWELL C.) GRAMMAR. English Gram- 75 14 ENGLISH LANGUAGE, ETC. designed for Schools and Academies. By Roswell C. Smith, Author of Introductory Arithmetic, &c. 192 pages, 12mo., HART'S (JOHN S.) ENGLISH GRAMMAR. An Exposition of the Principles and Usages of the English Language. By John S. Hart, LL. D., Principal of the Philadelphia High School. 192 pages, 12mo. Half bound, BETHUNE'S PRIMARY GRAMMAR. The Primary School Grammar, consisting of Elementary Lessons in the Analytical Method. Illustrated by sensible objects and actions. By Mrs. Joanna Bethune. 3d edition, enlarged and improved. 18mo. Half bound, HURD'S (SETH T.) GRAMMATICAL CORRECTOR. A Grammatical Corrector, or Vocabulary of the Common Errors of Speech: being a collection of nearly two thousand barbarisms, cant phrases, colloquialisms, quaint expressions, provincialisms, false pronunciations, perversions, misapplication of terms, and other kindred errors of the English Language, peculiar to the different States of the Union. The whole explained, corrected, and conveniently arranged, for the use of Schools and Private Individuals. By Seth T. Hurd. 124 pages, 12mo. Half bound, THE SCHOLAR'S COMPANION. 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