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Satisfactory recommendations, as to qualifications and character, will be given.. ADDRESS BENJ'N R. GASS, Yellow Springs, Greene County, O. Multum in Par JUST PUBLISHED. A HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES, From 1492 to 18 6 6, For the use of Schools, by JOSEPH C. MARTINDALE, M.D., Principal of Forest Grammar School, Philadelphia; a member of the Pennsylvania Historical Society, &c. In this book the HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES is presented in a form suited to the Public Schools of this country. The plan of the work has been very warmly commended by many of our successful teachers. By it many of the difficulties heretofore attending the teaching of this branch will be removed, and the pupil can become thoroughly acquainted with the ground work of our Country's History in less time and with less labor than by any other work extant. It contains all the important events of the late rebellion, and consisting, as it does, of but 170 pages, can be thoroughly mastered in a single school term. TEACHERS and DIRECTORS are respectfully asked to examine the work for themselves. To enable them to do this, single copies will be sent for examination with a view to introduction, on the receipt of one-half the advertised price. Retail price, 60 cents. Liberal terms for introduction. July-3mo. ELDREDGE & BRO., Publishers and Booksellers, 17 & 19 South Sixth Street, PHILADELPHIA, WHITE'S SCHOOL REGISTER, E. E. WHITE, Late Commissioner of Common Schools. Specially Adapted to Country District Schools. Retail Price, $1.00. Sent by Mail on Receipt of Retail Price. A This School Register is adapted to schools taught five or six days each week, and will be found simple and convenient. Its general use will greatly increase the value of the school statistics required by law. The first twenty-two pages of the Register are designed to be used in keeping a Daily Record of Attendance, and they are properly ruled and printed for this purpose. Two pages cover a term of twelve weeks. The succeeding pages are designed to be used in making out a general or Term Summary, and are so ruled and printed that a complete record of the attendance, studies, etc., of the pupils may be easily preserved from term to term. The Register contains full directions to teachers with both a daily and term record of a small school kept and properly footed, to illustrate fully the Address the Publisher, method. E. E. WHITE, COLUMBUS, OHIO, |