The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-21

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| GRAMS.ARS. ALGEBRA.
by Professor T. ;. Pnnco) RAYS ALGERIA part FIRST
iiHAEOs PRIMARY GRAMMAR do GO part I'd
! ANALYTICAL do
AND ENrERrRiSE, has recevel the unGua fed pTeie.-
ence Of Instructors literary ard others interested
New York city, Brooklyn md Baltimore, well rs
Cincinnati Pittsburgh indianapolis, Chicago, Milyar-
nee and many other important places, The works Of
MICHIGAN STATE srrERINTENpENT-M
GuFF ENs ECLCCrc READERS are recommended b. the
state Superintendent CT pablo instruction, for general
use in Nj iigan.
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERINTENDENT--Th su-
peri tenden Of pubic Instruction. recommend, McGvr-
Fgy's ECLECTIC READERS, and RAYS ARirHMErIos for
adoi. dion throughout Illinois.
! WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT The supcrin-
tendet Of public instruction fer Wisconsin, NJ
mends tho adoption OF McG,FFEY's EcLEcrIc READERS
into the schools OF that state.
We shall Only add some short extracts from the Tc.-
'lmon! ct Re" OF he 'nanN prominent Educators no
who have decI're the superior merit oil these works
81 am not little gra,ied to know that Tie youth
Tie west have access perfect series OF Ee.dis
/ Books '-I.NMAN BELChER, u. ID.
- can cordially recommend them al who desire
books, which while the assist thtm ia giving to those
under their charge sound pal and egiUs Instruction
do not touch coz uoversia iointS"rHos ) BfCov ,p.p
eve cordial, concur opinions above e pre>,cd
/ by DR.. Biggs "-Kcv Teij; Rev + Il Wi!hcr Su;cr-
intending Int. Wesleyan Female C0lic.c Rev los Vi
TrImtlc late Professor IN Augusta Cucae; Rev j. T.
Nagoon; Rev Asa p,wey, Professor in " cstern BAPTIST
: Institute.
'rhe Eclectic Books Of Professor McCn1iy combine
render them preferable Ia any WORKS which have
the subjects "--t'EAnLEs ELLIor Prof ofRhat-
ORC and Bellies Lettres, Western University, Pa.
"A spec iiic Recommendation of Mc(;ufi,s series OF
school books is not needed al tfis PERIOD, intro
Guction to Their general u>eEev DR. BisioP Pres
dent of Miami IniversIty
Il have tried vaios reading books my school and
was pleased with the plan of s"fo bnt friend directed
To examine Mctutic' series, about years ago,
which did. ana forthwith introduced them into inv
school. After testing tier merits. feel pre- pared t.
recommend them 10 the public. The serirsi> good well
arraus ed, and iuGicou>ly topilcd; enphaticaiv The
STANDARD school SERIES OF tie preseit aye. u VII
require, ia my humble opnun very superior school
book suporseIe the tclectc scries"N. T.. Giles.
Principal of the Normal Grammar school, hcrd4 sVilc,
MarN land.
81 feel perfectly safe in expressing the opinion tot
embraces series oil class school books OF til hf.acs.
erctHencc.'-REy N,H.N. tIest ObcIlm Col.
81 take pleasure IN >ta'ng that coH~icr them well
adapted. and e.hcuty CalCglit cut tie atlcntion
and awaken he energies OF the pGldilig nc the
youth Of oar country "DR II II MEAKs, Principal ol
Manhattan Academy, y CiN.
have had MctfGftjN'S Eclectic Readers in use in
school FOR about mine months and cal s'lely of
them what cannot say Of any that have before used
the >cboiUs IKE thcm More is unnecessary -.
NAsDERniLr, Principal OF Associate Academy, Iuy
"iiaving found Them NOT only ful,lesS, bus trlee
with instruction and ediicaton nom beginning to end
DO most cordially recommend them TO the adoption and
patronage q. al teachers who esire 10 tie minds oil
their pupils enlightened and their own 'ahors lescucd
Jos ii CLARaE, 81 Principal of MARYLAND Institute
"McCuflcy's Readers, ircm No / 10 No ) inclusive,
have used for everai past; and CONSIDER them
A. s,rie. suue,or TO any ,ai have fallen MIDI nm
notIce."S SARGE>Nr, Rector ST Mary's Hall. Balt
"Aiter having used many OF the most popular
of Readers that have been published for the last twenty
five wears, about three months since introduced Nc
Cunfys Eclectic Readers into my school, and have
hesitation in "a! g that consider them superior Ia any
other similar works that have scen.'-A : Co.'s
Teacher, Astoria l. L.
! II have examined McGuffty's Eclectic Readers ana
deem them deserving OF high commcndaiion"-W
LYON. Irincil al Of living Institute, \ y.
- consider the Eclectic series the ue-y b.et
American text books. AZ the opening OF our institution
they were introduced Juvenile classes and uss
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