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OLNEY'S School Geography.
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A Practical System of Modern Geography; EA or View of the Present State of tue World. Simpifed and adapted to the capa- city of youth. Containing numerous Tables, exhibiting the divisions. settlements, popula- ton, extent, lakes, canals and the various in- stitutions of the United States and Europe 1; the different forms of government. prevailing religions, and the latitude and longitude of the principal places on the globe. Embellished with numerous Engravings of manners, cus- toms, &c.-by J. OLNEY. Accompanied by

 A New and Improved ATLAS, of Eight Maps, beautifully colored. Exhibit ing the present Empires, Kingdoms, States, the principal Capitals, length of Rivers, height of Mountains, and all the recent discoveries of Parry, Franklin, Clapperton, and others.

 The publishers have the pleasure 10 state that the unparalleled popularity and extensive sale of this work, has already enabled them Gin the space ften mOnths) tO print three edi- tiOns and they invite such Literary Gentle men, School Committees and Teachers, as have not had an opportunity. to examine and test its value.

 Instructors who have adopted this work have remarked, that one ha!f the time usually devoted to the study of Geography, may be saved by the use of this system; and also. that a more thorough knowledge of the science will be obtained from it, than from any other system in use.

 This Work is highly recommended by the Rev. Dr. Humphrey, President. and the Rev. J.Abbott, Professor in Amherst College; Hon. John s. Peters, It. Gov. of the state of Conn. Rev. J. M'Dowell, D. D. Elizabeth town. N. J.; Rev. Lyman Strong, Hebron. Ct. Rev. H. N. Brinsmade, Instructor in the American Asylum Rev. H. Wilbur, Astron- omical Lecturer; Mir. E. P. Barrows, Jun. Principal of the Hartford Grammar School Rev. s. Cone and Charles P: Otis, Esq. Prin- cipal of Bacon Academy, Colchester; Rev. Isaac Kimball, Preceptor of tEe Academy in WalIingford; Elijah Garfield, Esq. Preceptor of the High School in Middletown MT. J. StowelI, Teacher in the Lancasterian School, New Haven-The Connecticut Courant, New York Daily Advertiser, Christian Secretary Connecticut Observer, New-Haven Herald, Religious Intelligencer, Norwich Courier, Springfield Republican, and by many other public journals, teachers, and others.

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