The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1851-11-20
STANDARD TEXT-BO
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
ARIFIINIETICS.

HENANs' NoUHG LADIES REtDEa, by Prof Pinnco.
ARITHNETlCS.
ny DIR. Jos. Ray, Professor Of Mathematics in Wood
ward Cnese.)
Rays ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD
GRAMaIARS. ALGEBRA.
(Dy Professor T. 8 Pnn"o) RAYS ALeyasA, part ers
PINSsos PRIa.RY GRAMMAR do do part %.
ANALYTICAL do
This Series. the product Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENrERrRsE, has received the unqual fed prefe.
ence ri Instructors literary ard Others interested
la the Of EiIcation Many of the best schools OF
New York city, Brooklyn and Baltimore, as well a,
Cincinnati, Pittsbarg Indianapolis Chicago Miwsl-
kee ana man! other important places, The works
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE sUPERINTENDENr.-Mc
GpfFrN's EcLEcTIc REaDEes n ended by the
State superintendent of public instruction., r general
U-c in Michigan.
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERINrENDENr.-The s,.
perirtehdent Of public instruction, recommends MoGuF-
FBy's EcLEcrIC RsA DERs anu R,ys ARITHMETIC for
adoption throughout Hines.
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT Supcrn-
tendent of public instruction for Wisconsin, rcccn-
aenas the adoption Of Mct;ufF Eys EcLEcric Readers
into the schools Of that state.
We shall only add short extracts from the Tes
.irOny o! a few OF the mnRV prominent Educators who
who have decl.rcd The superior merit of these WORKS
81 ain NOT little gratfed to know that the youth Of
the west have sceess so so perfect series Of Reading
Books."-LyMAS BsEcssR, Ii. ID.
II can cordially recommend fhem to all who desire
books which, while ;ey assist them Civ ing TO those
under their charge sound moral and religion.
40 NOT totch co:trot eFsai pGsHts THos. DioGS ID ID
I'VE cordially concur in the opinions above expressed
by DR.. BgSs Rev Teft; Rev p b Wiber super
intending Inst Wesleyan Female College; Rev Jos NJ
Trimbe, late Professor in Augusta College; Rev L.
Magoon; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in Western Baptist
Insfitute.
The Eclectic Books OF Professor NcGufrsc combine
cScecRcies in matter, style ana Arrangement which
reader them prcferab. any works which, have seen
on the same ccts."CHAniEs ELLIOT, Prof ofRhs-
ORC and Bellies Lettres, Western University. Pa
"A specific Recommendation of McGuny Is series Of
school eo"ks, is needed this period a. IN nitro
ducion To- their general Rev DIR late PRS
delt OF Miami University.
u have tried vaous reading book. in my school and
w1 pleased with the Pian Of some but friend directed
me 10 examine Mctiuteys series, about two years ago.
which did, aud forthwith introduced theu into my
SCHOOL After testing their merits feel pre,areJ 10
Tccorrnend them the public The series Is good wei.
arranged. and jud.codsly eompiied cn,phat,cIy tbe
STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES Of the present age. Ii will
require, in my humble opinion a very suneror school,
booh 10 supefsesie the Eclectic series IN f. Gins
MARYLAND.
~ SeI perfecly safe in expressing the opinion that il
embraces series Of class school books Of the
sSetHeRoe."-REv MAHAS. Prest OberIin Col
u take pleasure in stating that consider them well
scaPteo ana emneny calculated TO enlist the attention
and awaken the energies OF the expanding mind of the
youth OF our country ."-DR ii ME,ss, Principal Of
Manhattan AcSietny, " CITY.
I'VE have had Mct;ufe,'s Eclectic Readers In use in
our school Tor about niIe monhs anu safely say Of
them what cannot say Of any that have beIorc ,.cJ
The Scholars ike fbesa. More is unnecsssar ~
Principal Of Associate Acadeiny n Citv
Having found them MOI only lauitl,ss, but replete
do most cordially recommend them 10 he adopton and
patronage Of all teachers who desire TO see The minds OF
'hs p9flls enshtcned and their eva lajors lesscned
Jos CLaRKE ", Principal of MARYLAND Institute
"scGudey's Readers, from No 10 No s. inclusive I
nave used Tor several Years past; and consider them
rs series, superior To any That have fallen under m,
notice"--s SsRGK mt, Rector 81 Marys Hail. Bait
Alter having used many OF the most popular series
Of Readers that have been published for the last twenty
hve years, eeont three months since introduced Nc
Gune,'s Eclectic Readers my school and have no
HESITATION IN that consider them superior any
n hGF gifrli orb fl.f
Teacher, Astoria, ]. J.
~ have examined McGugey' Eclectic Readers. and
deem them deserving Of high couimendation w 4,
LyoS, Tr!ncipal OF Irving Institute, n Y.
Il consider the Eclectic series anorg the perv best
American text hooks Al lhe opening Of our institution
the! were introduced INTO juven,ie cssscs and uss
CONFIRMS ise hisn opinion previously enter tanned of
Their meriis."-Prof BRooKs, author Of brooks
Classical Works. Superntendjne Insifnctor In ,b.
Methodist Female College, E1fnore
Il have examined the list edition Of Professor RAYS
Arithmetic, aud have much pleasure in expressing the
high opinion have formed Of lis merits In an unpre
tending ior and bearing price sdapted 10 the wies,
auty As popular school book, 'hs writer given US
aco 1u icgicai Treatise 90 Ari1a'eiie "-LEML srg-
PnENs, Professor OF mathematics and Natural rhiIc.o
ply, Western University, Pa
in The month OF September, iiais1 l saw Rays Arh
meuc snd Algebra, for the first iime after crsory
examination, pleased with the nuctive arrangement M
the variohs principles contained in thcm de,erm;p
10 iniedaee them a'o my Academy am better pleased
With tRen Than with works OF the same hind have
ever used Jos CLARKE, A NJ, Msrylsnd lnsti,ute
... n "a Connection with The series, Rays Ari,h-
,xa
have seen and Than any Other with which we sr.
neauses VIII Win the interest of student TO thl,
InilsIshs s sIndy-C ksowLTos, Teacher Of mah-
ehis,ies cincinnati Central High School.
part first, is the best book for common
schools and academies that have s,ruc-J,s 80,
fEof. mathematics, BETHANY Col - -
"Withip The xsi three mosths we have csr.s,, 90
sn,ned the Eclectic series Of Readers and spsnsoot
~ waouI ntnhhch or Reservations we pronounce
the very oest series We have seeu--A ID Sr,,rr
n -. " Sca and ten others, teachers irthc pub
sSunerior m fhe M,
eF ~ one-thire, the amount OF reading mater b;av
eonstderri intonnection with the price Repo,, ar ne
Board Of Education OF Milwaukee = - " '"e
Tor ssie " A. J. WHITNEY a. CO..
al the VIEW GOTHIC STORE, on Third
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and at ~ -anshony 6y J. p. WILSON
In addition tp the above, win h kent every v,,;e, ~
miscellaneous books, and e finest md most
osS 81 Statoner, ever offered ile pu.Iie In gr.r
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