The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-12-02
STANDARD TEXT ROCKS,
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.


the Works composing this Series
Their having become established the leading schoo
| oooks IN MAJORITY OF THE STATES oE
| UNION, and especially their general use
THROUGHOUT ENTIRE WEST,
is sufficient evidence Of their unparalleled popularity
These works are not only the BEST; but they are
and being now generally used in the Schools Of the Ter
rto:y PERFECT uniformity may be easily securcd ant
preserved.
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
(By Professor VA. II. MrGurrEy, LLD)
McGrYrEy's EcLEcrIo sPELLINs BooK.
MccrrFEs's EcLEcric FiRsr READER
do do SECOND do
10 de FlFru DO
HEMASs' YoUNa LADIEs' REApER, by Prof Pinnco.
ARiTixAIETICS.
(ny DR.. Jos. Ray, Professor of Mathematics in Wood
ward Collcge)
RAYS AHfTuTETrc, PART FIRST
KWs ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND
HtfS ARITHMETIC, PART Third.
CHAMHAEs. ALGEBRA.
(By Professor T. =. Inneo) RAYS ALGEBRA. part frs,
fiNNEo's PRIMARY GRAMMAR do do part I'd.
/ ANALYTICAL do
This Series the product Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENrEarRlSg has rcceivcd The nnuna fled pre,,,
rnce al Instructors. literary ard Others interested
IN the cause of Education MANY of The best schools
New York city, irooktyu and baltimore as well rs
CINCINNATI Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago, MiIwau-
kee aud many other important places the works
this series.
~ In Il
GIFFEys ECLECTIC READERS recommended hy the
State SUPERINTENDENT OF public instruction, for general
/ use IN Michigan.
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT su-
peri tenen of public instruction, recommends MCGrf-
fErs EoIEcrIc READERS, ana RAYS AEITnMErIcs, for
adoption throughout Illinois
WISCONSIN SUPTRINTENDENT Supcrin-
tcndcnt of public instruction for Wisconsin, rcccm-
nends the adoption of MCGUFFEY's EcLEcTIC READERS
into the schools of that state.
We shah only add some short extracts from the Tes-
tmon, OF few OF The MANY prominent Educators ho
VIII" have deferred the Superior merit Of these works
II am not little sratied 10 know that the Youth of
The West 'iaHe access so perfect siries of Reading
Books."-LYMaN BEUcuER, ID. ID.
IL can cordially recommend llem ia al who desire
hooks, which, while they assist them in giving In thn,
under their charge sound neral aud religious
do not touch controversial rpns-rnoS.J BiGGS, ID
I'VE cordially IN the opinions above expressed
by DIR. Biggs Rev + Tef; Rev Wihcr, super
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev JOS NJ
TfRible, late Professor IN Augusta CcilCae; Rev
Mago"n; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor Ii Western Baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books Of Professor McCuflcy combine
excellencies ia aattcr, sly lie and arrangement which
render them preferable 10 any works which have seen
on the same subjects "tuARLEs ELLIOT. rro ofEh IL
oric aud Bellies Lcttres, Western University, Pa.
"A specific recommendation of Mct;udy's series Of
school books il needed at his period,
dHction Ia hcitecnor' useRev DIR Bisnor, late Pres
( dent o Miami University
IL have ied various reading books in my school and
WAS picased with The plan of snne bu friend directed
me to examine Mciufliy series, about two years ago,
which did and forthwith introduced them into my
school After testing their merits, feel PREPARED
nd them the public. The series is good well
arranged, and utiCiosly compiled cmpha,icliv the
STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES of the present age. II viii
reGnire, in my humble opinion very superior school
book to superstde the Eclectic sCros."N. E. Gins,
Principal OF the Normal Grammar school, hcedy s,r
Mary land.
Il feel perfccy safe in expressing the opirion ,la, it
embraces series of class school books The highest
erccNence"- Rhv \ M,HAN, frest Oberlm Col.
g" take pleasure in stating that consider them well
adapted aud eminetiy calculated Ia enlist The
and awaken The energies Of tiic expanding mind oi the
youth of country = DR II III MENRS. PRINCIPAL If
Manhattan Academy, City.
we have had Mci:uilcy Eclectic Readers in use in
our school for about nine months and s~fy SAY
iem what cannot say If any that have before used
the ScAoi15s Hkt than. More is unnecessary -.
VANDERBILT. Principal If AsSociate academy \ Civ.
"laying found them only fiultleSs, but repeie
with instruction aid ediication from beginning 10 end
do cordially recommend them the adoption and
patronage OF all teachers who desire 10 the minds of
their pupils enlightened, and thar lahors tssned
Jos IL CLARKE, NJ, Principal of Mary land Institute.
'.Mc(.ufeyls Readers from NO to No s. inclusive I
have used for several years past; and them
series superior to any dat have fallen under my
notice."-s SARGEANr, Rector 81 Mary's Hall, Bali,
CATER having used many of tie most popular series
oi Readers that Eavc been Published 3ur the last twenty
five years, about three months since introduced No
Guey' Eclectic Readers into my school, and have no
hesitation in saying, chat consider them superior any
o;her similar work. that have scen."A : CONE
Teacher, Astoria, |. ].
II have eNamiNei MeGuGiy : Eclectic Readers, ana
deem them deserving of high conmenda,ion"-W p
Lyon, Principal of Irving lnslituto, n Y
81 consider the Eclectic series amorg the rery best
American books. Al the opening Of our ms tnon
they were introduced into our juvenile classes and use
confirms the high opinion previously entertained o
their merts."-Prof BROOKS, author Of BROOKS
Classical Works" experimenting Instructor in Tie.
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
Il have examined the last edition OF Professor IS
Arithmetic, and have much pleasure III expressing The
high Upiron have formed 81 its merits In an uupre-
tending FORM and hearing price adapted the widest
utility. popular school book the writer has given us
lucid and logical treatise Arithmetic '-LEM'L STE
PuENs, Professor of mathematics and Natural Philoso-
ply, Western University, Pa.
Iha IL .fl Af ,t.pri Aid
metic and Algebra, for the frs, aud after cursor,
examination, pleased with the indicative Arrangement
the varots principles contained in hem determined
10 Introduce them nj ny Academy am better pleased
with them than with any works IF the kind have
ever used-Jos IL CLARKE, NJ, Mary land Institute.
Taken in connection with tn, series i! INay, \rit,l-
metic part Sd is decidedly oi the best works we
have seen, and mere than any other with which
acquainted will win the interes; of die student 10 this
enatics, Cincinnati Central High school.
Rays Algebra, part FIRST is The best book for common
schools and academies that have sccn.'JAs MASON,
Prof. mathematics Bethany Gel
within the last three months We have carefully
sniued HE Ecleitic series OF Readers and spelling
aid without hesitation reservation. pronounce il
the very best series have sccn'A d SrURrE-
NANr, " iNGAi L., and ten others teachers IN the pub
lilo schools "f Chicago.
'SurcIor in The mechanical cNccuon; and cheap
en- by one-hiid, the amount of reading matter hcing
considered in connection with the price.Report of the
Tenrher- institute TO toe Text BOON Committee OF the
Board of Education of Milwaukee.
at the .N,EH GO2HiC SI'oEE, on TRird
Street, 81. Paul, q fer steps deiow the Library,
and at st .fnthony Gy J. p. UILSO.N
In addition ia the above, will bc kept every variety Of
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| and Minnesota in particular. A. J. W. X Co.
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