The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1852-11-10
To Teachers and School Directors.

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UNRivALLED SELECTION Oh School Books
embraced u the
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
This Series comprises the following STANDARD
WoRKs:
eMcGurrgY's PRlMERs, SPELLxR AND REAp.
ERE; s -aI.. qst r.e
RAYS A~RITaMETIcs AND ALGEBRAs, AND
PINNEo's ENGLISH GRAMMARs.
n1- Each part OF the Arithmf,ical. Algehrair
and Grammar Course 10 a complete Book III itself,
aud is sold separately 80
The Authors Of the several works embraced in
tie ECLECTIC Series" are practical teachers
men Of acknowledged ability and learning. who
have long been Identified with, and have constant
~ labor ell for the advancement Of the educational
interests of the West. II is 10 be hoped that these
books, compiled by Western men -stefeotyped.
printed, bound aud published in the West, viii
receive the support of the people OF the Vest.
The Authors aud Publishers have tpared nefiher
time, expense or effhrt to render hem desery ing
of public approval. Aud in view Of the labor
aud expense incurred in their preparation. they
are believed to be the cheapest School Books
published.
McGUFFEY'S READERS AND RAYS
a5.-. D. ARiTHMETICS. a
1t is needless to say any thing in c,mmendatinn
OF tUesE ntgHfy pOpHitT WoTtbs eluCc tucU lHcItS
are well known and fully appreciated by those for
whom this notice is intended. Suffice it to say,
although repeated efforts have been made to sup.
plant then by those interested in the publication
and sale Of other works, the sale Of the Eclectic
Books is constantly increasing, and it Is now gen.
erslly conceded that the demand for them ia O
eguaiied nor APPROACHED y dny other Series Ut
SCHOOL Books now punished E sL
More than 10000. 600! of these popular
School Books haze already been soidU
The attention of Teachers, and othere inter-
ested in the education Of youth, is called 10 Nc.
GuFFEY's NEWLY REVISED ECLECTIC Spell
ING BOOK. tta. , 3
This Speller 10 its present revised condition is
thought to possess advantages to be found IN no
other work of the kind Ii is rapidly taking the
place of all others, aud needs only to be Seen aud
examined to insure Its general introduction.
gJ- The Orthography and Pronunciation is in
strict conformity to w ebsteT 3 authority. -U
Special attention is called to
PINNEO'S ENGLISH GRAMMARS.
Tie most complete Series Of Grammars
7a3 Published!
Although but a short time has elapsed siace the
publication Of these Grammars, Their introduction
has been rapid beyond the most sangnine expecta,
tons of the Publishers. Already are they the
adopted Tsrt. Books in hundreds Of the best
Schools of the State, and are rapidly coming into
general use to the exclusion of all others. The
impartial examination Of these Works, generally
~insures their introduction. A few remarks ex.
planetary Of the Series is needed. a
PINNEO'S PRIMARY GRAMMARS.
On the analytic method. consists Of simple les.
sons in English Grammar aud is a complete work
for beginners in the study. This book is adni-
rable tor the amount of instruc ton impaired in a
brief space.
PlNNEO'S ANALYTICAL GRAMMAR
Is a progressive lucid and complete treatise on
the subject of English Grammar, and is designed
as q Itrt- Book Tor Schools and Academies
PINNEO.S ENGLISH TEACHER.
In this is taught the Structure Of Sentences by
analysis and synthesis. The most thorough PHI
losophicaI and comprehensive " ork Of the kind
now published. -it'I
While these works are simple, progressive aud
thorough, they infuse into the learner a lively IN
tertst in a subject usually considered dry AVID re-
~pulsive. Educators are respectfully desired to
give them a careful perusal. The merit claimed
by them has been readily accorded by hundreds
Of Teachers who have practically tested them in
the School room. We can only insert The follow.
ing from the hume! Gus testimonials in the hands
of the publishers; Js
The Grammar is a good one. 1t has the true
idea aud well developed. have great confidence
in DR.. Pinneo in all these matters. .dE 80
]. W ANDREWS, A. NJ.
Professor in Marietta College.