New School Book. DURRTE a. PECK
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DURRIE & PECK HAVE JUST PUBLISHED,

 4 History 0f the UssGted StGtes,

 .s.s To which is prsfxed ... Brief Historical Account of our English Ancestors, from the Dispersion at Babel to their Migration to America.

 BY NOAH WEBSTER, IL. D.

 TRe JOlLOsOing are from Gnsong tke numerous testimonials in tavOr cf the cork Ohich have Gl- ready appeared:

 RECOMMENDATIONS.

 We consider Df. Webster as eminently qualified to prepnre work of this kind. His extensye "cnua;n. Iance with the early history of nations and especially our own-the result Of fifty years of investigation-is ns Sess pledge .1r the accnroey at hs sta,s@ens; @ yOni'On and the establishment of our government, gives eshness and interest to his narralive which are rarely ever to be found in the pages of mere compiler. We therefore cordially recommend this

 JEREMIAH DAY,

 BENJAMIN Rrssidsn' sI1I'iSAN St Fnl' College

 Prot. Chemistry, Mineralogy, &c.

 CHAUNCEY A. GOODRICH, r ,p Prof Rhs.. and oratory, do. Prof: of the Latin Lang. and Lit do.

 ,ron. % ProG Didsssic dssa Theology. do.

 Pastor First Cong. Church, N. Haven.

 Principal N. Haven Female Institute. ...... c. A. BOARDMAN,

 Pastor 3d Cong. Church, N. Haven. New-Haven, July IT, 1882.

 Nep- -Hauen. July 20, ls32. Messrs. Durrie & Peck-I have taken some pains i" History of the United S,ates" It is in my opinion, a work Of great merit. and admirably adapted to tho purposes alike ofo public and private schools. It will not injure the reputation of iis usrious author hal inn mn m6 iOH Hh0 mee for adoption into the higher classes of the Lan casterian School Yours respectfully.

 # JOHN E. LOWELL,

 Principal of the Lancasterian school. The Committee of the School Society in New. Ha. have concluded to introduce Webster's History oG ,he United States into the Lancasterian schoo and to recommend il: use in the other schools in the New Haven School Society, a useful and concise com pend of history, well adapted for juvenile instruction

 Register. The volume contains many facts not contained in tage of combining ut once, with the exercises of the schools. knowledge of country and its iDsltu. iions.-Conn. Herald.

 The work will not fail to meetswh welcome re- cep.ion whenever it is seen.--N. Hauen Palladium. From the Rev. T. Marsh. late Rector of St. Mchaels

 Church, Liichfeld.

 ' This cerii6es, that have perused A History Of the United States" wri..cn by Noah Webster, IL. ID. It is well calculated benefit the rising generation It gives nuiiive and correct view of the most im pOrta0t 0veDt0 aktenODg ulSCOVefy ana history O North America. is adapted to the wants, capacity and taste of youth. hope it may fad place in eve " library, and especially in our High and Common Schools The purity of its style, and the correctness of its facts, must please every patron of scence and every friend of virtue and humanity D0ci. Webster was the first man who succeeded in attempting to alyse or parse the English language. He has done more to explain ts principles, investigate iis peculiar dioms, to trace its eymology, and banish its corruptons, than any other person that ever lived His name ought 10 be revered, and his pathological writings ought to be studied, Ly every classical scho lar, and more especially by every American, who is disposed to psronze learnng or encourage religion Sept. 3, 1882. TRUMAN MARSH. From tho Rev. Mir. Hickok, Pastor of the First Con-

 gregational Charch Ltchfeld.

 have examined to some extent Dr. Webster's History of the United States. and am highly pleased both with tho plan and eaecution. While it is em. neatly calculated tor the improvement of the youthful mind in Common Schools there s als0 much valuable information hoh of historical facts and philosophical and philoogicai disquison, which renders it prGta- be to more mature and cultivated niellects. caD- but hope that it may have very general circu!a- ton. ,, 9s " l.. F. HACAOk Iiscbfeid. Sept. I, 1882. From the Principal othe Litehfeid Female Academy. have examinei, with much pleasure, Dr.. Web- sier's History of the United States, and have been highly gratiGed with iis plan and execution. Az an elementary work for primary schools, 1t eurpasses any | have seen; and whether read class book, or partially committed to memory. will be equally useful. JOHN F. bhAGE. Litchfeld, Sept. 4, 1882.

 For Sale ny .r..a..

 E. A. LORD. and lr;..hes,a

 GooDwIN & GALPIN, -"''> September Smi6