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From M. S. LITTLEFIELD, Grand Rapids, Mich. 



I have Dodd's Higher Arithmetic, and unhesitatingly pronounce it the best work 

 for advanced classes I have ever seen. 



From E. HINDS, ESQ., of Newtown Academy. 



I have recently adopted Dodd's High School Arithmetic, and like it much. Having 

 seen that Prof. Dodd is also author of an Algebra, I should like to see that work be- 

 fore forming a new class. 



From H. ELIAS, ESQ., Palmyra, Mo. 



I have fairly tested Dodd's Algebra, and am much pleased with it. If I like his 

 Geometry as well as the Algebra, I shall forthwith introduce it into my school. 



From PROF. W. H. DE PUY. 



We have introduced Dodd's Algebra into the Genesee Wesleyan Seminary as a 

 permanent text-book. 



From R. H. MOORE, III. 

 Dodd's Algebra possesses excellencies pertaining to no other work. 



From REV J. A. MCCANLEY, Va. 

 I am much pleased with Dodd's Algebra, and will introduce it. 



From OSCAR HARRIS, N. J. 



I use Professor Dodd's Algebra, and shall continue it as our regular text-book. 

 From PROF. A. L. HAMILTON, President of Andrew College. 



I have examined with some care Prof. Dodd's Elements of Geometry, and, so far 

 as I am capable of judging, I conceive it to be in many respects decidedly the best 

 work of the kind extant. For simplicity, exactness, and completeness, it can have 

 no superior. Like his Arithmetic and Algebra, in many important particulars, his 

 Geometry stands pre-eminent and alone. 



A NEW COMMON-SCHOOL ARITHMETIC, by Prof. Dodd, is in 



press. 



The Department of Public Instruction in Canada has repeatedly ordered Prof. 

 Dodd's books, as well as many of F. B. & Co.'s other publications, for use in schools 



SCHELL'S INTRODUCTORY LESSONS IN ARITHMETIC ; designed 



as an Introduction to the study of any Mental or Written Arithmetic. It contains 

 a large amount of mental questions together with a large number of questions to 

 be performed on the slate, thus combining mental and written exercises for young 

 beginners. This is a very attractive little book, superior to any of its class. It 

 leads the pupil on by the easiest steps possible, and yet insures constant pro- 

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From GEO. PAYNE QUACKENBOS, Rector of Henry street Grammar School, N. Y 

 It is unnecessary to do more than to ask the attention of teachers to this work ; 

 they cannot examine it impartially without being convinced of its superior merits. 

 It will, no doubt, become one of the most popular of school-books. 



From J. MARKHAM, Ohio. 



I wish to introduce Schell's little Arithmetic. It is just the thing for beginners. 

 Send six dozen 



From G. C. MERRIFIELD, Ind. 

 I am highly pleased with Schell's little book, and shall use it. 



From D. F. DEWOLF. Ohio. 

 Schell's little book for children is a beau-ideal of my own, and of course it suits. 



From D. G. HEFFRON, Sup't. Schools, Utica. 



The School Committee have adopted Schell's Arithmetic for our public schools 

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