The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-08-12
ARITIIAIETICS.

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RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
kAis ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
/ CRAMNIARS. ALGEBRA.
! (By Professor T. s Pinneo.) RAYS ALaEsa, pnr FIR
'iNHho's ihiSARf IRAah.a 60 DO part ID
ANALYTICAL. do
This Sesie9, the product of WESTERN lNTELLECr
AND ENTERrRTsE has received the unequal fed prefr
ence of Instructors literary men and Others
in the Of Edn-a;ion MANY of The bes, schools
New York city, Brooklyn and Baltimore. as We'll a,
cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago, MwaG-
this sersss.
MICHIGAN STATE yPEgINrENDENT-M
G:FFEY s ECLEsTiC READERS recommended by the
State Superintendent Of public instruction. Tor
use In Mir higan.
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT 81.
peri, tcndcn OF public instrc' on recommend, Nc;re
FEY's ECLECTIC READERS. ana RAYS ARiTiMETICs for
adoption fhrongho Illinois
WISCONSIN, SUPERINTENDENT The supcrin-
tcndent OF public instruction Tor Wisconsin rec. M
menGs Ia adoption OF MCGUFFEy's ECLECTIC R:,DcRs
Into the schools OF that state.
We shall only add some short from tIc Tes-
uHohy oil lew OF the many prominent Educators hu
who have decl. rcd The superior merit of these works,
~ am not little gratiGcd TO know that the youth
The est have access perfect a series Of Regdy
Books."-LVM,N BEECHER, d. ID.
Il can cordially recommend them to all who desire
books which, while they assist them in giving hose
under h1r charge sound moral and religious
do not touch co: troversia points Tnos.J BiGGs ID ID
eve cordially concur in the opinions above expressed
BY DIR. Bisgs '-RcV L j Teft: Rev Wilhcr, super
intending Inst. Wesley Female College; Rev Jo, NJ
Trinibc, late Professor III Augusta College, Rev l.
Magoon; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor i'll Western baptist
Institute
The Eclecfo Bcoks Of rroft ssor McCufr.y combine
cycclenoes in matter style and Arrangement which
render them preferable to any works which have
the same sub cts."-CuARLEs ELLIOT, Prof ofRha.
ORC and Bellies Lettres, Western University Pa
"A specific recommendation of MoC;uhy's series of
school books, il not needed THIS period m intro
duction then general usc"Re. DR. BIsuoP late Pres
dent of Miami Unyer-ity.
~ have tried reading books in my school and
WAS pleased with he plan Of some; but friend directed
ms tsf.
which did, and forthwith introduced them into nlr
school After testing their merits, feel prepared to
recommend them 10 the pnic. The acrifsis good, well
arranged and ju'ciousy compiled; emphaticaliy the
STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES Of the present aye. Ii VIII
require, in my humble opinion, very superior school
book To supersede The Eclectic series."-H T.. GIIDs
PrEcal OF the Normal Grammar School, hec,y svlle
MarN land.
Il feel pcriecly safe in expressing the opinion that it
embraces series of class school books the highcs
erceHence."-REv \ MAn,N, rres'i Obcflin Col.
Il take pleasure in stating that consider them well
adapted. and emncitly calculated to enlist tho attention
AMI awaken The energies OF tic expanding mind OF the
youth Of our country" -DR II ii MEARs, Principal Of
Manhattan Academy, City.
I'VE have had Mc(;utcys Eclectic Readers In use in
school for about nine months, and can ssirly
them What cannot say Of any that have before used
the Scholars Ike them More is mnecessary."-J
Vanderbilt, Principal of Associate Academy, City,
Having found them not only autle>s, but plcte
with Instruction ard edicaon from beginning TO end,
do most cordially recommend them to the adoption and
patronage 81 ali teachers who desire to The minds OF
their pupils enlightened, and Their !abUrs icssone
Jos Ii CLARKE, NJ, Principal OF Mary Institute
"McCafItv's Readers, from No | 10 No :, inclusive
have used for .rnl rast and consider them
series, superior 10 my that have fallen under my
notice"-S SARGE ,sT, Rector 81 Mays Han, Bait
Aiter having used D7day OF fhs most popular
Of Readers that have been published for the twenty
five Years, about three months since introduced Nc
Guifey's Eclectic Readers into my school and have
hesitation in that consider them superior any
Other similar works that / have seen."--A ) CONE,
Teacher. Astoria, l. !.
II have examined McGufe,'s Eclectic Readers and
hem deserving O ilfio ~ l.
LYON, frncipul of Irvlg destitute, y Y.
- consider The Eclectic series auo,g the Uery best
American text books AT the opening Of our institution
they were introduced iu'o our Juvenile classes, and
confirms the high opinion | previously Entertained
their merits '--irof { BRooKs author Of brooks
Classical Works. experimenting Instructor in the
Methodist Female College, Bailimore.
81 have examined tie last edition Of Professor Rays
Arithmetic, and have much pleasure in expressing the
high opinion have formed Of its merits. In all UMPIRE
tending form and hearing price adapted to The widest
utility, as popular school book, The writer has given us
lucid and logical Treatise AfIthIEc tic -IEM'L STE
pHENs. Professor Of mathematics and Natural fhioso
ply, Western University, Ia.
an The month OF september, lsi9j saw Rays Arth-
metlc ana Algebra, Tor the first ls; md after cursory
examination, pleased with the inductYe arrange nc ol
the vaous principles conts!IeI IN them, determined
introduce them Hto MY Academy. am better pleased
WITH them than with an, WORKS Of the hind have
ever used Jos II CLARKE, N, Mary land Institute
"Taken IN connection with the -C!,es, il Rays Aih
metic part Sd is decidedly OF the best works
have secn and more than al! otlttr with which
acquainted Viii win the interest 81 tbe stci!; this
Indispensable study - k,oWLTnN, Teacher oil malta
ematics, Cincinnati CcntrHi High school.
Ray Algebra par, Gis j, thc best book for
school, and academies that have .cen.'JAs MASON
Prof mathematics Bethany Col
"Within tie last three months we have carefully
9mIned the Eclectic series Ct Readers aud spti:boos
aud withOu he >atUa reservation, proA ounce il
The very best series we have ever seer'h srrrrc-
NANT. " INGALLS,, ad zen others teachers iii the pub
lie schools oi Chicago
'>;ulClior IN the mechanical eSccuoD: and cheap
En- by one-third, the amount oi reading matter being
considered in with the prce"Re port of the
Teachers Institute 10 tie TcNt B0oh Committee OF the
Board Of Education of Milwaukee.
For sale by A. Il. w iIgTNEG Il CO.,
at the VIEW GOTHIC STORE, on Third
Street, st. Paul, Je1c steps teiom the Li5rory,
ond at So .1nthoay ~ J z. HILSON
In addition above, Will be Kept ever, variety OF
caneous books and ihC finest aid most cNtcnsi
stock of Stationery Offer ed The !rbiC in general,
and Minnesota IN particular. A. J. -. x Co.
Saint Paul, November, 1851. 3-3I
J. 8 c. MAGCIRES