The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-11-04

MCbUFfEi'S ECLECTIC FIRST READER.
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HEaANs' YOU'VE LANES READER, by Prof Plnneo.
ARiTIMET!CS.
by DR.. Jos Ray, Professor of Mathematics in Wood.
ward College,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART SECOND.
HAYS ARITHMETIC, PART Third.
GRhNINiARS. ALGEBRA.
(by Professor T. 3 linneo) Rays ALGEBRA, part first
fiNNEo's PRIMARY GRAnpaR 40 do par, I'd,
J." ANALYTICAL 30
This Series, the proiucr Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENTERrRIsE, has received The unquall fed pIcie-
ence OF Instructors literary and Others interested
IN tie cause OF EDUCATION. Many Of the best schools
New York city, Brooklyn ard Baltimore, as well as
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwau-
he ana many other important places, the works of
MICHIGAN STATE sUPERINTEN
GuIFEY $ ECLECTIC READERS are recommended by the
state superintendent OF public instruction, for general
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT SUI
peritcndent of public Instruction. recommends McGur-
tSs ECLEcrIC READERS, and RAYS ARITumErICs, for
aau uton throughout Illinois
WISCONSIN SUFERlNTENDENT-T Superin-
tendent of public ls trnc ion for Wisconsin p, COM
mends the adoption q McGuFFGY's EcLECrtc RgA prRs
into the schools Of that state.
We shall only add short from the Te.-
umony OF lew OF the many prominent Educators who
who have declared the superior merit uf these works
81 am not iittle eratided TO know that The youth Of
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Books."-l.YuAN BECcuER, l.. ID.
Il can cordially recommend them to al! who desire
books which. while they assist them il giving those
under Their charge sound moral and religious Instruction.
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We cordially concur IN the opinion, above expressed
by DIR. Biggs Rev + Teft Rev p Is " iIl,,r -incr
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev JOS NJ
Trinble, late Professor in Augusta Colleges Rev f..
Magoon; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in W Baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGuffev combine
sNcciiencfs III matter style and arrangement. winch
render them preferable to any works which have
on III. same subjects CHARLEs ELLIOT, Prof Rhs-
orc and Bellies Lcttres. Western University, Pa
"A specific recommendation OF McGuhy's series Of
school books, is not needed tbs period IS Nh ro-
dEcton to their general Rev DIR Blsnop. late Tres
dent Of Miami University.
Il have tried various reading books school aud
pleased with the plan Of but lad directed
me t" examine Mcculty's SERIES, about Two years ago
which md, and forthwith introduced them ito ~,
school. After testing their merits, feel prepared to
recommend them 10 the pubic The SERIES good, well
arranged, and judriousiy conpiled emIhaiicaly The
STANDARD SchooL sENiEs OF the present age. II viii
require in my humble opinion very superior school
hook 10 sugersedc The Eclectic series.n-N f. Giips
Principal OF The Normal Grammar school, heedy svlc
Mary land.
Il feel perecly safe in expressing the opinion that il
embraces series OF class school books OF the hiskcSt
eIceuence. "-Ri.v 4 AAHaN, prest Oberlm Col.
Il take pleasure l stating that consider them well
adapted AMI .i"'ntly calculated 10 enlist the attention
and awaken The energies OF the expanding mind of liz.
youth of our conntry. "DR III IL MEARs, Pincipa. OF
Msnhattan Academy, \ CITY.
I'VE have had Mct.aic,'s Eclectic Readers in use in
school ion aboat nine months and ,-iey say
them what cannot Say 81 any that have before used
the Scholars IKE them. More is unnecessary -
VANpERuILT Principal OF Associate Academy \ \ City
Having found thcm not only fauljlesS, bat pcte
with instruction aud eGitc8tion from beginning to end
do cordially recommend them TO the adoution and
patronage of all teachers who desire the mind. of
their pupils enlightened, aud ,Ler laor- cs>ticd
Jos CLARKE, i, Principal q Mar land Institute
"McGufty ; Readers from 40 | to No s. inclusive |
have used for several Year, past ana consider them.
a. series, superior to Any that have fallen under my
nouCc."-S SANGEANr. Hector - NarN Hall. Bait
After having used D9ny OF the popular series
of Readers thai have been published for the las, t,ycut,
five years, about thrte m0aIhs since introduced Nc
uty's Eclectic Readers INTO my school. and have 10
hesitation in sayi2g. 0t consider Them superior
Other similar works that have seen.H--A 5 Cone
Il have examined Nocnneys Eclectic Readers, ana
deem Them deserving of nigh conln,IGationr-W p
INoN, Principal OF Irving Institute, \ Y.
II consider The EciCCuc series the uery best
American text books. At the opening OF our institution
they introduced INFO our juvenile classes and as
their merts."--Irof Dkooks. author or brooks
Classical Works. Siueriui.ndjnr In,i,ucto, nHhe
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
Il have examined the last edition Of Professor RAYS
Arithmetic, and have much pleasure IN expressing the
high opinion have formed of its IN unprc-
tenhng i"r and hearing price adapted TO the widest
utility, popular school book 'he has given us
ii lucid ahd logical treatise on Arithetic".EM'i STE
PHLNs. Professor Il mathematics AID NatuIal flo>o-
ply, Western University Ia.
In the month OF Septe nbtr 9i9 saw RAY Arith-
netic ard Algebra for the irst lime and after curso,y
examination, pleased with the iHdutiyC arrangement OF
the various principles contained in taeH determined
10 introduce them into my Academy. AN better pleased
with them than with any works Of the hind have
ever uscd.'Jos II CLsRkE, NJ, Mary land Institute.
Taken III connection with the series iitty Arf.-
netlc part 3d l. Ccctcily of The best works We
have seen. aud more than other With which
acquainted viii the interest of student To tia,
Indispensable study - kNowLToN, Teacher Of maili-
einatics, Cincinnati eHtral High school.
kay gchra part first Is the best book for common
schools and academies that have seen."-JAs mason
Prot. mathematics Bethany Col.
w thin the last three months have carefully
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and without hesitation ;'ian, pronounce i
the very best series have sccu"-A >sriRrE-
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cr by one-hlri, The amount of reading heing
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