The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-09-02
STANDARD TEXT-BOOKS
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

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: iiEMANs' You've LADIES' READER, by pref. Pinneo
ARfTIIMETICS.
(By DR.. Jos. Ray Professor of Mathematics, In Wood
war6 COegc)
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
RAi's ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
GRAMMARs. ALGERIA.
%, Professor I. Iinneo) RAYS ALGEBRA part nrs
PiNNEo's PRIMARY GRAMMAR 10 do part I'd
ANALYTIC Il do
This Series, the product of WESTERN INrEILEc7
AND ESTERrRisB, has ~eccived the unqualified preIe
Renre Of Instructors, literary men ard others inerese,
the of Edu alton. Man, of the best sceols
New YORK city, Brooklyn AID baltimore as wei a,
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indianapolis Chicago Miwnir
hce sno many other important places, The works
3 this series.
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT Nc
tGUFFENs EcLEcTIC READERS recomrn ended by The
kStac SUPERINTENDENT vi public Instruction. for general
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERINTEN The su
srer tendeh OF public instruction. recommends Mctr
Ky : EcLECrIC READERs and RAYS ARITaErICs, foI
kadoption throughout Iili os.
q WISCONSIN ENHANCEMENT The Superin
giendent OF public instruction for Wisconsin, m
NERDS tic adoption of MCGUFFEY' EcLECTIC READERS
into the schools oi that staie.
We shall only add some short extracts from the les
timony OF lew OF the man' prominent Educators ho
VINO nave deferred The superior merit q; these works
81 am not little gratied TO know that the youth OF
Ethe est have perfect series Of Reading
Books. LYMAN BEEcnER, ID. ID.
II can cordially recommend them to all who desire
books, which, while they assist Them in givng those
under their charge sound moral ana religious Instruction.
do not touch Coz roversai points."THos. BIeos ID
we CORDIALLY concur ~ The olnions above expressed
by DR.. Biggs '-Rev i Teit; Rev q Wilber Super
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev Jos NJ
rrmble, late Professor in Augusta College; Rev T. l.
MasooG; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in Western Baptist
4 Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor cGuffev combine
seXcellencies IN matter, style and arrangement which
render them preferable to any works which have seen
on the same suiJectsCHARLEs ELLIOT, Prof OF Rhst-
a D.,ll
"A specific recommendation Of McGufl's series of
school books is not needed at tss PERIOD intro
duct their genera. use Rev DT BIsRoP late lres
{deht a Miami tnivefsIty.
Il have trIed ous reading books school aHi
was pleased with the plan OF some; but friend directed
me Mct.uifi, 5 SERIES jbont TWO years ago
which did ana forthwith introduced into lny
school Alter testing their meiits feel prepared 80
recommend them Ia the public The good, well
arranged, ami jndiciOusiy complies; emphatcay The
ss1ANDAED SCHOOL SERIES OF the present 1t viii
require in my humble opinion, very superior school
book TO supeiscde The Eclectic series N f.. GILps,
rincIpa OF the Normal Grammar school, heedy svllle,
sMarN land.
Il feel perfectly safe expressing the oprion Thai il
zembraces series of class school books Of the shcsi
1erceUeHce"-REv MAHAN, fres't ObcrlD Col
Il take pleasure in stating that consider them well
adapted and eminent calculated to enlist the attention
awaken the energies Of the expanding mind OF the
fvnuh of country '-DR IL III MEARs, Principal oil
Manhattan Academy, y City.
I'VE have had McGuney's Eclectic Readers in use in
our school for about nine months and seiCN
them what cannot say o amy that have before used
the SchoiaTS IKE them More is Wnects sarv. -.
" ANDERBILr rncipal OF Associate academy. y CITY
'iayne found them not only fauliless. but plet
with instruction aid ediicaliOn from beginning end
DO most cordially recommend them to the adoption and
patronage all teachers who desire the minds
their pupils enlightened and their own labor, lcs'ened.
Jos II CLARKE, NJ, Principal of Mar, land Institute.
"MctnitA : Readers from Nc / TO NO ,, inclusive, !
have used for ra past; and consider Them,
Gas a series superior to any that have fallen under my
fuotice"-S SARGEANT Rector 81 MARY Hall, Bait.
After having used many OF the popular series
lastly
five years. about three months since introduced Nc
fGuit!s Eclectic Readers into my school, and have
khesitaon Say =, that consider them superior
other similar works that | have seen."-A : CoNE,
Teacher, Asto, ia, l. |.
Il have examined McGuGe!s Eclectic Renders, ard
kdcem them deserving OF high commentator" w /
5IYoN, / rihCIpai OF living Institute y Y
81 consider The Eclectic series ano the rery best
American text hoohs At the opening OF institution,
fthey introduced into our Juvenile CLASSES and
confirms the high opinion previously entertaMc,
their merits rof BRooAs, author Of Brooks.
fCIssscal Works" Su,eriuttadng Instructor IN the
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
Il have examined the ldsi edition OF Professor RAYS
ARITHMETIC and have much pleasure in expressing the
nigh opinion have formed u its merlts In unpre-
-nGirg nri, and hearing price adapted widest
futity, popular school book has given us
l. lucid and logical treatise Arithmetic "-LEN'L STE
SPnENs. otesSCr Ui mathematics and Natural Phluso-
sihy, Western University, Ia.
in the month Of september Isi9 saw Ra! Arith-
fmetc aid Algebra, oI the first tIme ard after cUsorX
EeNamna tion pleased with the ductlve OF
the vaiious principles contained III them, determined
introduce them into my Academy better pleased
18th them than with any OF the Mind
Fever used Jos ii CLARkE, NJ, Mary land Institute.
"Tahen III connection with the series, II Rays AriI-
sMec, part 3ol is decidedly OF the best works We
have seen. ard more than any other with which
te, viii win The interest u the student ihis
dsrcrsablr strdy - hNuWLroN, Teacher OF mati-
ematlcs, Cincinnati CeAltal ;lh school
'R, Aiscbri, part f. u, the best book or common
sCioo dis and academies that nave secI.I ASoA,
slioi mathematics, Bethany Col
~ thin the last three months have carefully ex-
s,ft i,I.r-
md without hesitation reservation proh
the very best series We have ever scen."A SrCRrE-
fNANr, W IL nld tea others teachers Ia the pub
lie schools OF Chicago
"su eiior he rrcha,c, executions; and cheap
Ter, 10y ohe-tMfd, Tue amount OF reading matter he 9
iconsIered ~ connection w,ti The prlceeport oi The
Teachers Institute to tie Tet Book Committee oi the
Board of Education of Milwaukee:
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