JOHN NEA Philadelphi PHILADELPHIA, April 4 It affords me pleasure to testify t cellence of the Manual of Elocution fessor Caldwell. The typograph and arrangement, are very credita I hope its publication may cause y an earlier age than usual to be exer voice and gesture. The importance country, of a cultivated tone of act never been duly estimated by the lar jority of teachers. ALFRED L. KE Principal Central Institut for Young Gentlem Besides these, numerous of the Manual of Elocution, favorable with the foregoing, hav received, from the most resp sources. From some of these w present brief extracts: We have examined this wor much satisfaction, and feel plea say that it bears marks of deep and of a thorough acquaintance v subject. True eloquence has its the heart, but without some such this book affords, it cannot be b out, except in an uncouth and ill ed dress.-Mother's assistant and Ladies' Friend. W. C. BROWN, E Professor Caldwell has succee presenting, with perfect clearn subject, which, to many, is new.ton's News Letter, for Feb. 1845. The first subject [the Voice,] is trated in such a manner as to exh the eye nearly all the different ments of the voice, as well as the ent tones suited to all kinds of d sition; suggesting many useful hin might be highly serviceable to the speaker, by teaching him the ar managing his vocal organs as to pr his own health, while at the sam his discourse would be rendered more effective. The subject of Gesture is illus by no less than one hundred di figures, exhibiting as many differe tudes and positions of the feet, limbs, head, trunk, hands, &c., and ing out many faults often committ public speakers. In the appendix a short chapter voted to the Elocution adapted SORIN & BALL: PHILADELPHIA. HUNTINGTON & SAVAGE: NEW YORK. GOULD, KENDALL & LINCOLN: BOSTON. Within one year from the first publication of this work, two entire editions have been sold, and large orders have already been received, which remain unanswered. The Publishers now present the Third Edition to the public, much improved and enlarged. This edition contains 357 pages, the trade price continuing as heretofore, one dollar, which is believed to be cheap, considering the style in which the book is got up, and the number and perfection of its engraved illustrations. The work is for sale by SANBORN & CARTER, Portland, Me.; at the METHODIST BOOK ROOM, New York; by C. P. BRAGDON, Auburn, N. Y.; at the METHODIST BOOK ROOM, Cincinnati; J. L. READ, Pittsburg; S. HART, sen., CHARLES W. STOY, Charlestown; PARSONS, PRESTON & KURTZ, Baltimore; E. H. PEASE, Albany; MORTON & GRISWOLD, WM. H. BULKLEY, Louisville, Ky.; and by booksellers generally, throughout the United States. SORIN & BALL, PUBLISHERS AND BOOKSELLERS, NO. 42 NORTH FOURTH ST, PHILADELPHIA, Have just issued from the press the following valuable public tions. S. and B. have constantly on hand an extensive assortment of Theological, Classical, Historical, Sabbath, and Common School Books, to which they respectfully call the attention of merchants and others. MANUAL OF ELOCU luable publica- 4 vols. 8vo. 2 vols. 8vo. I vol. 12mo. I vol. 12mo. vol. 12mo. vol. 8vo. vol. 12mo. vol. 12mo. vol. 12mo. VOICE AND GESTURE Schools, Academies and Colleg PRIVATE LEARNERS. BY MERRITT CALDWELL, A. M., PROFESSOR OF METAPHYSICS AND POLITICAL ECONOMY AND TEACHER vol. 12mo. sortment of rchants and FOURTH EDITION, ENLARGED. PUBLISHED BY SORIN & B BOSTON-GOULD, KENDALL & LINCO AND FOR SALE BY THE PRINCIPAL BOOKSELLERS THROUGHOUT THE |