2 MITCHELL'S SERIES OF OUTLINE MAPS. 'No. 1-Hemispheres.......30 by 50 inches. No. 6-Europe,........ No. 9-Oceanica,....... ..50 by 60 inches. 25 by 30 inches. 25 by 30 inches .25 by 30 inches. No. 10-Phys. World,.....30 by 50 inches These Maps cannot fail to greatly facilitate the study of Geography, and render the subject pleasing, interesting, and thoroughly practical. They give the scholar clear and comprehensive ideas of the great natural features of the Earth, the Mountains, Lakes, Rivers, &c., of each country, and impress them distinctly and permanently on the mind They are just suited to the wants of the school-room, and are far more practical than any other Outline Maps. As an indication of their great value and practical superiority, it need only be stated that nearly every State Normal School, and the Public Schools of most of the principal cities throughout the country, have adopted them. CAMP'S GEOGRAPHY, Embracing the Key to Mitchell's Series of Outline Maps, by DAVID N. CAMP, Principal of the Connecticut State Normal School, and Superintendent of Common Schools. This Geography is a quarto of two hundred and eight pages, well illustrated with Map and Wood Cuts, and, like, the "Outline Maps," is highly practical. It is already in use in nearly every State Normal School, and a large number of the best conducted Public and Private Schools in the country, where it gives the best of satisfaction, and is highly .commended. Copies of the Geography, for examination, will be sent by mail, postage paid, on receipt of........... Price, per single copy,. Price, per dozen,..... .$ 75 100 9.00 Price of the Maps, per set, including Portfolio and one copy of Camp's Geography, 12 00 O. D. CASE & COMPANY, Publishers, HARTFORD CONN. Published by A. S. BARNES & BURR, 51 & 53 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK. The Little Speller; OR, THE FIRST ROUND IN THE LADDER OF LEARNING By Wm. W. Smith, Principal of Grammar School No. 1, New York city. 96 pp., 18 mo, half bound. Price 10 cents. National Elementary Speller. A critical work on Pronunciation; embracing a strictly graded Classification of the Primitive and the more important Derivative Words of the English Language for Oral Spelling; Exercises for Writing from Dictation; Prefixes, Affixes. &c., &c. By J. Madison Watson. Prepared to accompany Parker & Watson's Series of School Readers. Designed for Public Schools and the lower classes in Academies and Seminaries. Richly illustrated. 160 pp, 18mo., half bound. Price 15 cents The Little Orator; OR, PRIMARY SCHOOL SPEAKER. By Charles Northend, A, M., author of "Teacher and Parent," "Teachers' Assistant," etc. In three parts. Part I, Poetry. Part II, Prose. Part III, Dialogues. 178 pp., 18mo., cloth. Price 30 cents. The National Orator. A Selection of pieces for the u e of young Students in Scho Is and Academies, By Charles Northend, A. M. 312 pp., 12mo, cloth. Price 75 cents. Entertaining Dialogues. Designed for the use of young Students in Schools and Academies. By Charles Northend, A. M. 312 pp., 12mo., cloth. Price 75 cents. Book-keeping by Single and Double Entry. Simplified and Adapted to the use of Common Schools. By W. W. Smith and Edward Martin. 163 pp., small 4to., half bound. Price 75 cents. Blanks to Smith and Martin's Book-keeping Three numbers. Farmer's DayBook, (by Single Entry,) or Book of Transactions, (by Double Entry.) Day-Book, (ty Single Entry;) or Journal, (by Double Entry,) Ledger, (by Single or Double Entry.) Price 37 cents per set. The limited number of these blanks, while yet made to answer every essential purpose, is thought a great advantage. Davies' New Elementary Algebra. Embracing the First Principles of the Science. By Charles Davies, LL. D., Professor of Mathematics in Columbia College, and author of a complete course of Mathematics. 299 pp., 12mo., cloth. Price 75 cents. An entirely new work, just from the press. It is intended to form a connecting link between Arithmetic and Algebra and to unite and blend, as far as possible, the reasoning on numbers with the more abstract method of analysis. It is intended to bring the subject of Algebra within the range of our common schools, by giving to it a practical and tangible form. History of Rome, in three parts. The Kings of Rome; the Republic of Rome; the Empire of Rome. With Questions. By F. W. Ricord. 315 pp., 12mo., cloth. Price $1. Cæsar's Commentaries on the Gallic War. Elucidated by English Notes. Critical and Explanatory, and illustrated by Maps, plans of the Battle, Views, and a Lexicon of all the Words contained in the Text. By N. C Brooks, A. M, President of Baltimore Female College. 351 pp., 12mo., cloth. Price $1.25. Peck's Elements of Mechanics. Designed for Colleges, Academies, and High School By William G. Peck, M. A., Adjunct Professor of Mathematics in Columbia College. 338 pp., 12mo., cloth. Price $1.25. 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The subscribers respectfully announce to their fellow-citizens of Indiana, that they are still at the old stand in the Bates House, and keep their Ware Rooms well filled with the Best Piano Fortes made in the United States. We have likewise constantly on hand a full supply of Melodeons, in every style. Also, a large stock of Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music, and a general assortment of Musical Merchandise, including everything necessary to constitute a most COMPLETE MUSIC STORE. May, 1860. CASH BOOK STORE. MERRILL & CO., No. 19 East Washington Street, Keep all the School Books, the Teachers' Library, and many other Educational Works, and THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE, Of all kinds of Literature, Religious, Scientific, Historic, Poetic, Miscellaneous, and selling for Cash will not, of course, be undersold. Lovers of Books are always welcome, whether they wish to buy or only ages and all nations. The best whole 350,000 Copies Sold since the First Edition was Issued. 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It is the mere gratifying, however, as it removes all doubts as to the present and ultimate circulation of Text-Books, possessing positive merit, regardless of active competition or the supposed relative prices of such books, as compared with inferior ones. THE NATIONAL SERIES OF GEOGRAPHIES BY MONTEITH AND MCNALLY. MONTEITH'S FIRST LESSONS IN GEOGRAPHY, Price 25 Cents. MCNALLY'S SYSTEM OF 44 แ 40 66 "$1.00 Although these Geographies have been before the Public but a few years, their remarkable suecess has attested their adaptation to the wants of all grades of pupils in our Public Schools. Monteith's Geographies, from their combination of Historical and Geographical Questions and Answers, in clear and concise language, have imparted a degree of interest in this study to young pupils attained by no other similar works. 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Also, a large stock of Small Instruments, Music Books, Sheet Music, and a general assortment of Musical Merchandise, including everything necessary to constitute a most COMPLETE MUSIC STORE. May, 1860. CASH BOOK STORE. MERRILL & CO., No. 19 East Washington Street, Keep all the School Books, the Teachers' Library, and many other Educational Works, and THE BEST ASSORTMENT IN THE STATE, Of all kinds of Literature, Religious, Scientific, Historic, Poetic, Miscellaneous, and selling for Cash will not, of course, be undersold. Lovers of Books are always welcome, whether they wish to buy or only to examine the choice books of all ages and all nations. The best wholesale terms given. Call and see us, or order by Mail, and your orders will be promptly attended to. May, 1860. MERRILL & CO. |