The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-13


(By Professor T. :. rinnco) RAYS ALGEBRA, part first
Pi>NEo's fR'NARY GRAMMAR do do Part I'd
ANALYTICAL do
| This series, the product Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND EHTEarRIsE has received the unequal fled prefer
ence OF Instructors, literary men ahd others Interested
III the of EdutatIun. MANY of the best schan,.
New York city, BROOKLYN aud Baltnore AS well ~.
Cncinnati, tsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwau-
kee and many other important Places The works Of
! MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT
GrfFEY's EeLECTIC READERS are recommended by the
state superintendent OF pubic Instruction, for general
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT su-
pericndcnt oi public instruction, recommends MCuF-
tEHs EcLEcric READERS, and RAYS AHiTHMETIcs, for
adoption throughout Illinois,
/ WISCONSIN IPERINTENDENT--The Superin-
tcndent of public instruction for " Wisconsin, recon-
mcnds the adoption of McGuFFEY's EcLECrGc REApERs
INTO the schools OF that state
We shall only add some short extracts from The
tmouy OF few Of the MANY prominent Educators vho
who have declared the superior merit OF these
81 1n NOT little grntiiod 10 know that The youth of
the Vest have perfect series of READING
Books.'-lIMAN BEECUER, ID. u.
= Il can cordially recommend them all who desire
books, which, while they assist them in giving
uh"ti ttr charge sound moral and religious instruct on
do not touch co.troversal points. rhos. BlGGS, DID
we cordially concur in the opinions above expressed
/ by Or. Biss~ Rev 7 left; Rev Wiibcr Super
intending Inst. Wes,ya Female College; Rev JOS NJ
! Tumble, late Professor il Augusta College; Rev l.
Magoon; Rev Asa Dewey, fro ssor in Western Baptist
/ Institute.
In Eclectic Books of Professor McCufrty combine
tNcelencies III matter, style .nd which
|
on hs same stibe "-CHAHLEs ELIIor Prot ofRhsi-
ORC and Bellies Lettres; YVES fern University, Pa.
"a srecifc recommendation of McGnliN's series of
school hooks is not needed this period, intro
ducion 10 their general use'-Rey DIR BIsHor, late Pres
dent Of Miami University
Il have tried various reading books In school, and
was pleased with the plan OF some tut iend directed
to examine Mctiuhcy series, about two wears ago
Which did. aud forthwith introduced then, into my
school After testing their merits, feel prepared
recommend then, to the public. The sciie>i gooi well
arranged, and judicously compiled; cnphaticaly the
require IN my h'inhfe OPINION very superior school
book supersede The Eclectic series.N. T.. GIL n>
PIirola OF the Normal Grammar school. kccd, sv ill,
NarN Land.
81 feel perfectly safe in expressing the opinion that It
embraces series OF class school books ot the hacst
erceI eHCt."REy A M,uAN, Prest Obcrlm Col.
81 take pleasure III stating that consider them well
adapted and emncnty calculated to enlist III, attention
and awaken energies Of expanding mind Of The
Youth Of our country '-DR II Ii MARS, PRINCIPAL OF
Mauhattan Academy. \ C,y.
I'VE have had Mct'uGcy's Eclectic Readers in in
school ION about nine months and | s.fl, of
them what came" say OF any that have before used
tic Scholars NE UtaR. More l. uunec1 -
VANDERBILT, Principal e Associate Academy, CITY
"laNing found tiein not only iauliicss, but repietr
wish instruction aud e!iGcauon from beginning ond
40 most cordially recommend them To- the adoption and
patronage oi al teachers who desire To the minds o
the "a is enlightened and ther own lahoIs les>tic
jos II CLARKE ", Principal ui AarNia Institute
.'NcGuf;y = Readers, from No to Ne - inclusive,
have r>cd for several wears PAST; and consider icn
series, superior ~ any that have lei under my
noticc' r StnGE Ant. Rector = MAJ! Hal, Bait
A.
If Readers that nave been Published for the last twenty
H. Hcars, about three months since introduced Nc
tuil,l Eclectic Readers into my school, ana have
hesitation IL say - that consider them superior may
o;ir similar works tlat ] have seen."-A : C0>E,
Tcnclcl, Astoria, l.
81 nave examined McGuhey Eclectic Readers, and
deem thcm deserving of nigh commentator. ~ +
LYON, rrincila of Irving Institute, \ v
~ cuIls,l,r The Eclectic series amo.g the pery best
American text books Al the ol ming of our alton
Jhcy were introduced hIfo Juvenile classes.
confirms the h,gh opinion previously euicrtainrj q
fIr.tf \ fitnrn If
/ Classical Works. Superuiending Instructor in the
Methodist Female College. BALTIMORE.
II have examined me last edition of Professor RAYS
Arithmetic, and have much pleasure IN expressing the
hiSh opinion have formed of its merits. In unpre
'ndiuS FORM and bearing price adapted 10 The widest
utility Is popu ar school book The winter has gwen us
lucid and logical treatise On ARITHMETIC 'lEN l. STE
rIttNS, Professor of mathematics and Natural rnioso
phs, " tstcrn University, PA.
In tic month OF september 1881 saw Ray Aritl-
mcc AID Agcura FOX the first gt and alter curSpsy
examination, pleased with che induc!Nc arraTgcmcnl II
10 introduce them nto my Academy. am better pleased
WIKI i"n than With sn} works OF the Kind have
4 ever d"Jos II CLAEKL, N, Mary land Institute.
Taken in connection with tho series il Rays hiith
Wcir. pant sd i decidedly one ot the btst works ~
have seen. and more than any other with which
aoqn"n1"i VIII win the interest o. he student to tins
inG> ,g-abic st.dy 20 KNoWLToN Teacher of mat!I-
crat,c-. cincinnaii ccnrral High school.
.RaN Algebra. part first il the best book for common
schools and acad, mics that have seeuJAS ,soN,
Prof. mathematics, Bethany Cot.
"Whin tit, last three months We have carefully ~
smUtd the Eclectic series OF Readers ana spelling book
without heSltaOn re>crN atton, we pronounce It
IN, VIZ best series w have ever sctu.'t ID SrUR re-
NANr, W lNGAII~ and ten Others teachers in the pub
+ Ic uulS Of Chi ago.
''upoIiOr thc chtI.iC.,i ecuor; and cheap
cr, by one-thr, the amount OF reading matter ben.
considered ia connection wiih the Prce'-Rcport Of the
Teachers Institute to te Text Book Committee OF the
Board Of EduC iIon OF Milw
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Z SAINT lnul, November, I-5l. 3-3t
CuEApER THAN EVER:.
rEyiE s,l>g rber Woul respectful announce IL The