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The attention of Teachers and others interested, is invited to

WALTON'S INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC,

(JUST PUBLISHED.)

WALTON'S SERIES OF ARITHMETICS,

CONSISTS OF

I. Walton's Pictorial Primary Arithmetic.
II. Walton's Intellectual Arithmetic.

III. Walton's Written Arithmetic.

THE PICTORIAL PRIMARY ARITHMETIC is designed to give the young learner his FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERS. It is appropriately illustrated, and pursues the OBJECT METHOD; it is simple, complete, and original, presenting the elementary combinations of num. bers in a series of progressive lessons, calculated to interest and develop the mind of the child.

THE INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC contains a full course of MENTAL EXERCISES, together with an INTRODUCTION to WRITTEN ARITHMETIC; and not only forms a connecting link in the series, but, used independently, meets the wants of the large class of students who can devote but little time to this study.

THE WRITTEN ARITHMETIC, for Common and Higher Schools, is a thoroughly analytical and progressive work; it presents the science of numbers in a philosophical manner, and affords a more full and varied practice than any other book of its class. Its original and thorough system of reviews commends it to every practical teacher. A distinguishing feature of this Arithmetic is its adaptation to the present wants of business life.

WALTON'S DICTATION EXERCISES

Are supplementary to Walton's Series. They comprise a simple card (with or without sliding slate) to be used by the Pupil, an 1

KEYS, Parts I. & II.,

To be used by the Teacher only.

PART I. contains above TWO THOUSAND EXAMPLES, (with their answers,) in the fundamental operations in Arithmetic.

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IN FEDERAL MONEY, COMMON AND DECIMAL FRACTIONS, COMPOUND NUMBERS, PERCENTAGE, SQUARE AND CUBE ROOTS, and MENSURATION.

These Exercises are so arranged that the Teacher may assign a SEPARATE EXAMPLE TO EACH PUPIL, in a class of 25, at a single dictation. They are especially designed for REVIEWS and TEST EXERCISES; and may be used in connection with, and supplementary to, any series of Arithmetics,

School Officers and Teachers wishing to examine the above works are invited to correspond with the Publishers

BREWER & TILESTON,

131 Washington Street, Boston.

THE PUBLISHERS OF

WALTON'S ARITHMETICS

Invite the attention of Teachers and others interested to

WALTON'S

PICTORIAL PRIMARY ARITHMETIC.

(JUST

ISSUED.)

This little book is designed to give the young learner his

FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERS.

It is appropriately illustrated, and pursues the OBJECT METHOD; it is simple, complete, and original, presenting the elementary combinations of numbers in a series of progressive lessons, calculated to interest and develop the mind of the child.

WALTON'S SERIES OF ARITHMETICS,

CONSISTS OF

I. Walton's Pictorial Primary Arithmetic.
II. Walton's Intellectual Arithmetic.

III. Walton's Written Arithmetic.

IV. Walton's Dictation Exercises, Parts I. & II. THE PICTORIAL PRIMARY ARITHMETIC is described above.

THE INTELLECTUAL ARITHMETIC is in preparation, and will soon be issued. THE WRITTEN ARITHMETIC, for Common and Higher Schools, is a thoroughly analytical and progressive work; it presents the science of numbers in a philosophical manner, and affords a more full and varied practice than any other book of its class. Its original and thorough system of reviews commends it to every practical teacher. A distinguishing feature of this Arithmetic is its adaptation to the present wants of business life.

THE DICTATION EXERCISES comprise a simple card.

Walton's Table for Dictation Exercises in Arithmetic,

(With or without sliding slate.)

To be used by the Pupil, and

KEYS, Parts I. & II.,

To be used by the Teacher only.

PART I. contains above TWO THOUSAND EXAMPLES, (with their answers,) in the fundamental operations in Arithmetic.

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IN FEDERAL MONEY, COMMON AND DECIMAL FRACTIONS, COMPOUND NUMBERS, PERCENTAGE, SQUARE AND CUBE ROOTS, and MENSURATION.

These Exercises are so arranged that the Teacher may assign a SEPARATE EXAMPLE TO EACH PUPIL, in a class of 25, at a single dictation. They are especially designed for REVIEWS and TEST EXERCISES, and may be used in connection with, and supplimentary to, any series of Arithmetics.

School Officers and Teachers wishing to examine the above works are invited to correspond with the Publishers

BREWER & TILESTON,

131 Washington Street, Boston.

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