The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-22

RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
GRAMMARS. ALGEBRA.
by Professor T. = Pnneo.) RAYS ALogBRA Part first
fiNNEo's PRN,RY GaAMMAR do do part I'd.
ANALYTICAL 10
This Series, the product Of WESTERN IyretrEcr
AND ENTERPRISE, has received the unqualified pIee.-
IN the cause Of Education. Many of the best schools
New York city, BROOKLYN ana baltimore, as wen as
Cincinnati, Pittsirsh Indianapolis Chicago, Mwau-
kee and many Other Important places, The works OF
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT--M
GUFFE,'s ECLECTIC READERS are recommended By the
state Superintendent of public instruction, for general
use in Mrhig gan
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT SUI
pcr,"iendent of public INSTRUCTION. recommends MctIur-
FEf's EcLEcTic READERS, and RAYS ARtrBNErICs for
adoption throughout Illinois.
WISCONSIN, SUPERINTENDENT The supcrn-
ten,ent OF public instruction for WISCONSIN, rec ol-
menas the adoption of NJ ct;uFrEYs EcLEcr, RrApERs
into the schools Of that state.
We shall only add short extracts from the Tes-
umony Of a few of the many prominent Educators no
who have decrret the superior mort of these works.
81 am not little gratGed TO know that the youth of
the West have access perfect series OF Reading
Books."--iYMaN BeECHEe, u. ID.
~ can cordially recommend them to all who desire
books which, while they them giving to a Csc
Under their charge sound moral and religious Instructions
DO no touch controversial points ."-THos.y BIGGsD
by Dir Bggs Rev = Teit; Rev Wiibrr. SUPER
intending Inst Wesleyan Female College; Rev Jos NJ
Trlmbc, late Professor in Augusta Colcge; Rev f. T.
Masoon Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in Western Baptist
Institute.
The Eclec,ic Books of Professor McGuffey combine
ctctIencies IN matter, style aud arrangement, which
rem fer them preferable To any works which seen
on the suhjects."CHAKIEs ELLIOT. Prof OF Rhst-
oric and Bellies Lettre,, Western University ia.
"a specific recommendation Of McGuhy's series of
school books, Is not needed At tits period intro
ducton To Their general se.Rev Or BsIior late Pres
dent of Miami University.
~ have tried yai0rs reading books in school, and
was pleased with the plan of SOME; but friend directed
to examine McGuiiys series about two years ago,
which did, and forthwith introduced ,heni into inv
l feel yr,far rcd IN
recommend them 10 the public The series good, well
arranged, and jndiciously compiled; enphateay the
STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES of the present age II will
require, III ny humble opinion, very superior school
book to superscde the Eclectic IN L.. GiLpS,
Principal Of The Normal Grammar School Kee. svilie,
Maryland.
81 feel pciiecly safe in expressing hc opinion that
embraces series of class school backs of die highest
eDceEenc,"--REy 4 VI ,uAN, Prcs't Oheriin Col
- take pleasure in stating that consider then, wen
adapted. and emncntly calculated enlist attention
ana awaken the energies the expanding nnd Of the
youth Of country."-DR II II MEAss Principal IL
Manhattan Academy, City.
-'We have had McGufe!s Eclectic Readers in use in
school for about nine months, and safely OF
hcm what cannot say 81 any that have before used
the Scholars hke Men More Is unnccessar, -.
VANDERBILT. Principal OF Associate Academy, \ City.
''Hav ing found them not only faueSs hut replete
with instruction and edihcaon from beginning II end,
do cordial. on,nend them TO the adoption and
patronage of all teacher, who desire the
pupils enlightened, and their labors icssene
jos CLARKE, ", Principal Of Mary land Institute.
''MrC;ui.y's Readers, from NO 10 10 ), inclusive,
"A series, superior 10 any that have fallen under my
noIice."-S SARGE ANT. Rector st Marys Hall. Bah.
AFTER having used many Of the most peculiar series
Of Readers hAt have been published for A,c last iventy
five years about three months since Introduced Me-
Gugrys Eclectic Readers into my school, and have
Hesitation III say7g that consider them superior 20
o,her similar works that have secn.HA 5 CONE,
Teacher. Astoria, J. l.
81 have examined Mct;uffey's Eclectic Readers and
deem them deserving cf high communication w Il
LYON, Principal Of Irving Institute. ".
u consider the Eclectic series ano.g the r"ry best
I.,r IT,
they introduced INTO our juvenile Chassis and
confirms the high opinion previously entertained
their merits."-Prof Books, author If ~i'rooks
Classical Works" sSupesiutending Instructor in the
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
u have examined the last edition OF Professor RAYS
Arithmetic and have much pleasure in expressing The
high opinion have formed OF its merits. In unpre
tending form, ana bearing price adapted to tire widest
utilitv as popular school booh The winter has gy en- us
lucid and logical treatise on Arithn,e .'EML STE
PHGNs, Professor of mathematics and Natural Phioso
ply, Western University, Pa.
'in the month of September, 1881 saw Rays Arh-
metic and Algebra for the first time and after cursory
examinations pleased with the inductivc arrangement
the various principles contained in them, determined
10 introduce them into my Academy. am better pleased
with them than win nny works Of the hind have
ever used Jos CLARKE, Nj, Marylaud Institute
"Taken in connection with the series, il RAJ Arh-
metic, part 81 is decidedly OF the best WORKS
have seen, and more than any other with which
ACQUAINTED viii win The interest of the su.ent 70 This
Indispensable study &C kNowLToy, Teacher Of matI-
ematics, Cincinnati Central High School.
''Ray Algebra, part first, is the best book for common
schools and academies that have seen.'J As Mason
Prot mathematics, Bethany Col.
''Wthn the last three months have carefully ex-
smnc the Eclectic series OF Readers and speilngbGok
and without hes tatIon or reservaionwe proDounch It
the very best series have ever seen."A v SrtRrE-
w lNGALs- and ten others, teachers ne pGb
lie schools of Chicago
"Sipctior in he mechanical executions and are cheap
er, by onc-third the amount OF rea,ng matter being
considered in connection with the price Report Of the
Teachers Institute the Text Book COMMITTEE Of the
Board OF Education of Milwaukee.
For sale by A.. j. WHITNEY & co..
at The .N'EU GOTHIC STORE, on Third
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In addition he above will be kept every variety of
miscellaneous books, and The finest aud extensive
stock If Stationery offered the public in general
tnd Minnesota in particular. A. J. W. Il co.
Saint Paul. November, 1851. 3-3i