The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-01-08
ALGEBRA A..
CIR 4 MNAKS.


PINyEo's PRIMARY GRAMMAR do do part "a.
:" ANALYTICAL. do
This Series, the product Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ESTERPRlsE, has received the unqualified prefer
Of Instructors, literary ard others interested
in the Of Education. Many Of the best schools o
New FORK city, Broohyn and Baltimore, well
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh indianapoiis Chicago, Mwan-
kee and many "thef important places, use the works Of
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MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT
GUFFEY's EeLECriC kEt recommended by The
Stat. Superintendent oi pubic Instruction. for general
in Michigan.
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT su-
peri~tendent of public instruction, recommends MCtuF
FEYs EcLEcric REAbens, and RAYS ARITnMErics, tor
adoption throughout Illinois, . ...l-
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT The sslperin-
tendent Of public instruction for Wisconsin,
mends the adoption of MCCurfEY' YcL Ecric READERS
into the schools of that state.
We shall only add soUe short cytrdrts iom the,Tes
tmony OF few of the many prominent Educators :: no
who have decl' red the superior rt of these works
Il am not little gratGed to know that The youth Of
the W est have perfect u series Reading
Booh,"-iSNAN BEECHER, ID. j..
~ cordial, recommend them to all who desire
books, which, lille they assist them giving those
under their charge sound moral and religious ruction
do touch controversial ponts"TAos.J BioGs, ID
1--WE cordially concur IN the olinprs above expressed
by pr. Bigss Rev F Tefi; Rev u Wiiher, super
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev Jos NJ
Trmble, late Professor in Augusta Colleges Rev l.
Magoon; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor IN Western Baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor Mc6.olley combine
eXcelencies III matter, style and Arrangement which
render them preferable Ia works which have
the same suhectsn-Cn,ELEs ELIIof, Prof oil Rh e-
oric and Bellies i.ettres Western University, Pa.
"A specific recommendation Of Motufl IS series OF
school books is not needed at this period, intro
dctiou theii general use"Rev DR. BTsHoP Pves
dent OF Miami i,ersitv.
Il have tried various reading books school, nld
pleased with the plan OF soe buta friend drect ed
me to examine McGuffey' serss, about years ago,
which did, and forthwith introduced them into
school Alter testing their MERITS sei prepared TO
recommend them the public The SERIES is good, well
arranged, and judicousiy complied; erDphaticuly the
n N he Tlf Ia will
require, i'll my humble opinion, superior school
book To snperscdc the Eclectic seiIcs"N +. GiLDs,
Principal Of the Normal Grammar school, keedy sville,
Mari land.
Il feel perfccly safe in expressing the opinion that it
embraces series Of class school books OF tho higacst
erceNence.'-REy 4 Nj tIaN, Prcs't Obern Col
Il take pleasure IN stating that consider them well
adapted, and ednently calculated to cuii, the attention
and awaken the energies of the expanding mind III the
yoush Of uir country. "-DR IL MEARS, Principal OF
Manhattan Ac tlculy, n Y City.
we have had McCuac> ; Eclectic Readers in use in
school for about months, and seeIy of
them what cannot Sd, OF any that have before used
The Scholars like herr More is mnecc ssary -
Vanderbilt Principal OF Associate Academy, City.
"Having found them not only fautoSs bat repleie
with instruction ANA eGiiC ston from beginning end
do cordially recommend them 10 the adoption ard
patronage oi all teachers Who desire To see The minds OF
their pupils enlightened ana their own labots lessened
Jos IL CLAnks, VI, Principal of Mar. land institute
"Mctuley : Readers from Nc In No ), inclusive,
have used for several Years past: and consider them
\ series, superior 10 that have fallen under my
not,ce."-S X SARGEANT Rector st Mary 5 Hail. Bali,
After having used many ot the most popular series
If Readers that have been published FOR the last twenty
five years, about three months since introduced Nc
Gufry Eclectic Readers nto NY school, and have
hesitation in ig that consider the sHpCfior
other similar works that have seenif-h Cone
i Teacher, Astoria, l. !.
u have examined McGurey's Eclectic Readers and
deem them deserving Of high con,mcndaI.on w
LYON, Principal of Irving Institute, Y
~ consider the Ecicctic series the rery best
American text books AT the opening Of our Institution
they introduced hto our juvenile cassek and
confirms the high opinion previously entertained o
Prof y G HROOKs author III ..Rroul>
Classical Works" snper,teniins Instructor in The
Methods, 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 merits I'm unpre
utility popular school book, the writer has given IA
lncd aud logical treatise ON ArithnetIc-iEM'L SrE
rHENs, Professor of mathematics and Natural Phloso
phy, Western University, Pa.
''in the mouth OF September lei9 saw Rays Arith
Ineic and Algebra for the first me and after cursorN
examinations pleased with the inductve arrangement o.
the various principles contained i'll thrm determined
10 introduce them into my Academy. am better please
with them than With works Of The same hind hav
ever used."Jos II CLARKE. \ N, Mary land Institute.
Taken in connection with The series it Ray Arith
mclic, part I'll is decidedly Of the best works
have seen, and more than amy other with which
acquainted, will win the interest of the student to th
Indispensable study KNowLTON, Teacher Of Inath
enlatics Cincinnati Central High School
Rays Algebra. part first is the hes, book for common
schools and academies that have scen."JAs Mason
Prof. mathematics, Bethany Col.
within the last three months We have carefully cx
series oI ana
and without hesitation reservation, pronounce i
the very best series have ever scen"-A II STURTE
NANr INGALLS, and ten others, teachers i'll the pub
lie schools of Chicago.
superior in The mechanical executions; and cheap
er, by one-,hrG, the amount of reading matter being
considered IN connection with the prce'Report of th
Teachers Institute the Text Book Committee OF th,
Board of Education of Milwaukee
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