16. The following table is to be used in the manner of the preceeding. Ex. Two times one are how many? A. Two. Two times two are how many? A. Four, &c.

2 times 6 are 12 2 times 7 are 14 2 times 8 are 16 2 times 9 are 18 2 time 10 are 20 2 times 11 are 22 2 times 12 are 24 0

5 times 5 times

8 are 40

5 times 9 are 45
5 times 10 are 50
5 times 11 are 55
5 times 12 are 60

3 times 0. are 6 times 0 are 0 3 times 1 are 3 6 times 1 are 3 times 2 are 66 times 2 are 12 3 times 3 are 9 6 times 3 are 18 3 times 4 are 12 6 times 4 are 24 3 times 5 are 15 6 times 5 are 30 3 times 6 are 18 6 times 6 are 36 3 times 7 are 21 6 times 7 are 42 3. times 8 are 24 6 times 8 are 48 3 times 9 are 27 6 times 9 are 54 3 times 10 are 30 3 times 11 are 33 3 times 12 are 36

6 times 10 are 60 6 times 11 are 66 6 times 12 are 72 0 7 times 0 are 47 times 1 are 87 times 2 are 14

9 times 6 are
9 times 7 are
9 times & are
9 times 9 are 81
9 times 10 are 90
9 times 11 are 99
9 times 12 are 108

010 times 0 are
710 times 1 are

4 times 0 are 4 times 1 are

10

4 times 2 are

17. The same plan should be pursued in teaching the following table that has been recommended for the preceeding. Ex. How ma ny times one in one? A. One time. How many times one in two? A. Two times, &c.

ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION.

18. 1. A man travelled 4 miles allons ran out, how much was the first hour, 3 the second, and 2there left? the third, how far did he travel in the three hours?

13. Twelve boys were let out of school together, one half of them 2. IfI give 9 dollars for 3 sheep were called back for misconduct, and 10 dollars for a cow, bow and one half of those called back much do I give for the cow and were detained during the recess, sheep. how many were called back, and

3. A boy having 20 cents bought how many detained? one quart of plums for 6 cents, and 14. From Burlington to Milton a pound of figs for ten cents, how is 13 miles, from Milton to St. Almany cents had he left? bans 13 miles, bow far from Bur

4. A man bought a cow for 12lington to St. Albans ? dollars and sold her again for 16 15. It is 8 miles from Burlington dollars, how much did he gain? to Williston, 18 from Williston to 5. A boy gave to another boy 6 Waterbury, aud 12 from Waterbupeaches, to another 4, and had 3ry to Montpelier, how far from left, how many had he at first? Burlington to Montpelier? 6. A boy bought a slate for 17 16. Ten and 8 less, 8 and 6 are cents, a sponge for 6 cents, and three how many? pencils for 3 cents, how much did they all cost?

17. If my horse and saddle are worth 80 dollars, and my saddle is wortb 17 dollars, what is the worth

7. A man gave 7 dollars for a sleigh, gave 6 dollars for ironing it, of my horse? and 4 dollars for painting it, what did the whole cost?

18. A person bought 8 bushels of corn for three dollars and a half, 8. A little girl bought some pins and 5 bushels of wheat for 4 dolfor 11 cents, some tape for 8 cents, lars and a half, and sold the whole and gave a quarter of a dollar, for 13 dollars and a half, did he bow much change must she regain or lose, and how much?

ceive back?

19. A boy bought three books,

9. Peter had 12 cents and Johnone for 40 cents, one for 33, and gave him 10 more, with which he the other for 15 cents, and gave a bought 11 cents worth of cake tollar bill, how much change how many cents had he left? nust be receive back?

10. A lady bought a comb for 20. If I buy a horse for 70 dol33 cents, some tape for 8, and some ars, and a saddle for 19 dollars, needles for 6 cents. She gave nd sell them both for 95 dollars, half dollar, how much change io I gain or lose, and how much? must she receive? 21. A man sold a drover seven

11. A man owed 65 dollars, of neep for 12 dollars, a yoke of oxwhich he paid at one time 15 dol-a for 68 dollars, two cows for 26 lars, and at another 25 dollars, how dollars, and in payment received much remains to be paid? 100 dollars, how much remains

12. A barrel containing 32 gal-his due? lons of cider, sprang a leak, and 9

MULTIPLICATION AND DIVISION.

19. 1. What will 7 yards of shirt-ius cost at 9 cents a pound?

ing cost at 3 shillings a yard?

3. If 4 bushels of wheat make

2. What will 16 pounds of rais- barrel of flour, how many bushels

will make five barrels of flour?

will 36 bushels make?

124 and sell it for 28 shillings, how

4. If 4 bushels of wheat make a much do I gain in the whole, and barrel of flour, how many barrels how much per yard? 15. If I buy 3 yards of cloth at 5. What will 8 pounds of butter 9 cents a yard and sell the whole cost at 10 cents per pound?-at 12 for 33 cents, how much do I gain cents per pound? in the whole, and how much per

6. If a person earn 5 dollars a yard? week, and spend 3 dollars a week, 16. At 13 cents a pound what bow much will he lay up in 13 will 3 pounds of sugar cost? 4 weeks? pounds? 5? 6? 7? 8?

7. If a person carn 9 shillings a 17. Divide 36 apples equally beday, how much will he earn in one tween 12 boys, how many will each boy have?

week?

8. If a person earn half a dollar 18. Divide 42 apples as above, a day, how much will he earn in how many will each have? one week?-in 2 weeks?-in 3 19. If the interest of one dollar weeks?-in 4 weeks? for a year be 6 cents what will be

9. Peter had 15 cents, and John the interest of 2 dollars for the three times as many, which they same time? of 3? 4 ? 5 ? 6 ? 7 ? 8 ? agreed to divide equally between 9? 10?

6 boys, how many cents did each 20. If the interest of one dollar boy receive? be 6 cents a year, what will be the 10. What will 13 yards of shirt-interest of 2 dollars for one year ing cost at 10 cents per yard? and a half? for 2 years? for 2 and 11. How many panes of glass in a half? for 2 and two thirds? a window which is 4 panes wide Per cent. means by or for the and 5 high? how many in two hundred, and Per Annum means such windows? how many in for a year; thus 6 per cent per ann. three? means 6 cents for 100 cents, or 6

12 If five pounds of sugar cost dollars for 100 dollars for one year? fifty cents, what is that per pound? 21. What does per cent mean? 13. If 8 lemons cost 20 cents, per annum? how much is that a piece? If the 8 cost 16 cents, they would be 2 cents per cent per annum ? a piece, and if 8 cost 4 cents they

22. What is the meaning of 6

23. What will be the interest of

would be half a cent a piece, but 1 dollar for 2 years at 6 per cent 16 and 4 are 20, and hence the cost per annum? of 2 dollars? 3? 4? is 2 and a half cents a piece. 5? 6? 7? 8? 9?

14. If I buy 4 yards of cloth. for

MISCELLANEOUS.

20. 1. Teacher. Count to 100 by tens. Pupil. Ten and 10 are 20, and 10 are 30, &c.

2. T. Diminish 100 to 0 by tens P. One hundred less 10 are 90, 90 less 10 are 80, &c.

3. Count to 100 by fives.
4. Diminish 100 to 0 by fives.
5, Count to 100 by twos.
6. Diminish 100 to 0 by twos.

7. Count to 99 by threes. 8. Diminish 99 to 0 by threes.. 9. Nine and one are how many? 19 and 1? 29 and 1? 39 and 1? 19 and 1? 59 and 1? 69 and 1? 79 and 1 89 and 1? 99 and 1?

10. Eight and 3 are how many? 18 and 3? 28 and 3? 38 and 3? &c. 11. Six and 6 are how many! 16 and 6? 26 and 6 ? 36 and 6 ? &b

12. Seven and 7 are how many? half day? A. 2 men 6 days equal 17 and 7? 27 and 7? 37 and 7 ? &c. 12 men 1 day.

13. Five and 8 are how many? 24. One man can do a piece of 15 and 8? 25 and 8? &c. work in 24 days, in how many 14. One hundred less 7 are how days can 2 men do it? 3 men? 4 many? 90 less 7? 80 less 7? &c. men? 6 men? 8 men? 12 men? 15. One hundred less 9 are how 25. Three men can do a piece of many? 90 less 9? 80 less 9? &c. work in 12 days, how many days

26 If 100 men have provisions

lo Twice 12 are how many?will it take 4 men to do it: 6 men? twice 13? twice 14? 15? 16? 17? 9 men? 12 men? 18 men ? 17. Three times 12 are how ma ny? 3 times 13? 3 times 14? 15?sufficient for 3 weeks, how many 16 17 18? 19? 20? nust depart that the provisions may

18. Two men start from the last 6 weeks? 12 weeks? same place, one travels north, 3 miles in an hour, the other south 42? 3? 4? 6? miles in an hour, how far are they apart at the end of the first hour?4? 5? the second? the third? the fourth? the fifth? the sixth? seventh? eighth? 4? 6? 9? ninth? tenth?

27. In 12 how many times 1?

28. In 15 how many times 2?3?

29. In 18 how many times 2? 3 ?

30. In 24 how many times 2?3?

19. Two men start from the same 4? 6? 8? 12?

place, and travel the same road. 31. In 32 how many times 2?3? one goes 2 miles an hour, and the 4? 8? 16? other five, how far are they apar

32. In 40 how many times 2?3?

at the end of the first hour? the 4? 5? 8? 10? 20?
second third ? fourth? fifth? sixth
seventh? eighth? ninth? tenth?

33. In 54 how many times 2?3? 4? 6? 9? 18? 27?

20. Two men can do a piece of 34. A person bought 4 pounds work in 3 days, how long will iof raisins at 11 cents per pound, take one man to do it? A. One car and sold them again for 12 and a do one half of the work in 3 days half cents per pound; for how and the other half in 3 days more. much did be sell the 4 pounds, and or the whole 6 days. how much did he gain in the

21. One man can do a piece of whole? work in 9 days, how long will it 35. If I pay 12 cents a yard for take 3 men to do it? A. Nine days 12 yards of cloth, and sell it again work: 3 men can do 3 days work for 10 cents a yard, how much do in one day, and 9 days work in 31 lose in the whole?

days.

36. If 3 pounds of nails cost 27 22. Two men can do a piece of cents, what will 6 pounds cost? 7 ? work in days, in how many days 9? 11?

will 3 men do it? A. Two inen 6 37. If a man travel 30 miles a days are equal to one man 12 days, day, how far will he travel in 2 and one man 12 days are equal to days and a half?

3.men 4 days.

38. If a person travel 90 miles in 23. Six men can do a piece of 3 days, how far will he travel in work in 2 days, how many men one and a half?

an do the same in one day? in a