{"newspaper_name": "The North-Carolina standard.", "edition": "01", "page": "p4", "byline": ""}
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RTRS. SHGOURNEY'S Series Of Reoders-
I'VE The Illuminated American Primer; containing
first lessons of Reading and Spelling, illustrated with
Pictorial Alphabet and variety of elegant wood
cuts-beng introduction TO Mrs. Sigourney Pictorial
Readers. ...


The New Pictorial Reader-consisting of original ar
tcles for the instruction of young children by Mrs L.
Fl. Sgourney illustrated with one hundred appro-
pirate cuts being introduction TO the Girls Rea
ding Book and the Boys Reading Book, by the same
author. -


This work has been very avo:aby noticed in all parts
ofthe Union and is very interesting and instructive for
the young. whether in school or out, Done up in neat
Volume. .. ...-.-g. ...:


The Girls Reading Book, for the use of Schools.
This work has gone rapidly through large number of
editions. pronounced to be Mrs SgQurneys best
work. and one of The purest highest gems ofhe modern
press. # f'. ..' =, 81; % ,-.0i~ &" - . A.


The Boys Reading Book consisting oforiginal articles
in Prose and Poetry for the Of schools by Mrs L.
H. Sigourney. new edition. reduced in price.
These Works are all by the gifted Mrs. SIGoURNEY,
anto those entrusted with the education youth and 10
Parents particularly, would most earnestly recon-
mend them. The of the Authoress ITSELF we are
confident, will do much for their dissemination. :.


For Sale at the NJ G. Bookstore, . q,


,. BY TURNER s. HUGHES.


q. 81 r-.- .t-ya