The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-29
STANDARD XT-BOOKS
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

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ihe,r having become established as the leading school
books in MAJORITY or THE STATES oE rnE
UNION, and especially their general use
THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE WEST,
IS shlcent evidence of their unparalleled popularity
These works are not only the BEST; but they are,
also the CHEAPEST ScHooI Books before the publir-
and being generally used in the schools Of The Ter
rto:y, PERFECT uniformity may be easly secured and
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
Q3y Professor VIM. H. McGuFFEY, L.LD)
McGUFFEy's EcLEc SpEIIINo Book
McGrFFEY's ECLECTIC FiRsr READ
do DO SECOND do
iEMANs' loUNG LADIES' REApER, BY Prof rnneo.
ARITHMErICs.
(iy Or. JOS Ray, Professor Of Mathematics i'll Wood
ward College,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, FART
KAN's ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
/ CRIMINALS. ALGEBRA.
IDy Professor T. S. Pinneo) RAYS ALGEBRA, par, first
fiNNEos PRIMARY GRAMMAR DO do part ID
ANALYTICAL do
This Series the prodnct of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENTERPRISE, has received Tie unqualified prefe.-
ence OF Instructors literary and Others interested
n the cause of Education Many Of the bes, schools
New York city, Brooklyn and Baltimore, as well as
Cincinnati Pittsburgh indianapolis, Chicago, Mllwau-
nee ana many other important places, The works Of
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT
GuFFEYs ECLECTIC READERS aIe recommended by the
STATE superintendent of public Instruction, general
I ILLINOIS STATE SIrPERINTE NDENT-Tl,c Su-
Per,tendct OF public instruction recommends McGuF-
FhYs EcLEcTic READERs, and RAYS ARITHMETIC, for
adoption throughout Illinois.
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT The Superin-
tendent of puhlic instruction for WISCONSIN, recon-
mcnds the adoption OF MEG UFFEYs EcLEo re RE ADERs
into the schools OF that state.
We shall oly add some short extracts from the Tes-
tiIron> OF few OF the uanv prominent Educators who
who hive decisrCJ the superior merit OF these works
81 am NOT Iittle gra'cd to know that the youth of
the West have access 50 perfect series OF Reading
Books."--LyMAY BEEcnER, II. -.
"a can cordially recommend them to all who desire
books which, while they assist them giving
under their charge sound moral and religious Instruction
do not touc controversial points."TMos. DIoGs, ID u
I'VE cordially concur in The opinions above expressed
By DR.. Biggs "-Rev + Teit; Rev Wilber, Super
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev jos NJ
Trnble, late Professor in Augusta College Rev T. l.
Mdsoon; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor il Western Baptis,
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McC;ulTtv combine
eNcellences in mater, style and Arrangement, which
render them preferable any works which have seen
on the same subjects Til ARIES ELLIOT, Prof OF Rhet
ORC and Bellies Let:res, Western University, Pa
"A specific recommendation Of McGufy's series of
school books, is needed period as nj intro
ducon to their general use.Rev DR. IsIor, late Pres
dent OF Miami University.
Il have tried various reading books III my school, and
pleased with the plan of some bu friend directed
me to examine MEG uitys series, abou, years ago
which did, and forthwith introduced them into my
school. After testing their merits feel prepared to
recommend them 10 the public The is good well
arranged and judicously compiled cmphaiically the
STANDARD SCHOOL SCENES Of The present age. II VIII
require, III my humble opinion, very superior school
hoo. to supesede the Eclectic seres."N. T.. GILps
Principal OF The Normal Grammar School, Kecd. sNillc
Maryland
~ feel perfectly safe in expressing the opinion that il
embraces series OF class school books of highest
e1ceuence."REv tH,a, Prcst Obcrln Col.
IL take pleasure in stating that consider them wei
adapted, and emneny calculated to enlist the attention
and awaecn the energies Of The expanding mind of the
youth of our country .'DR il ii MEARs, PRINCIPAL of
Manhattan Academy. CITY.
I'VE have had McCuHey's Eclectic Readers in use in
our school for about ine months and can ssfely of
them what cannot say OF any that have before used
the Scholars Ike them More is unnecessary."--J.
Vanderbilt, Principal OF Associate Academy, Y City
'IIavng found them not only .aultless, but replete
with instruction and edifcatjon from lightning end
do most cordially recommend them to The adoption and
patronage of all teachers who desire to the minds Of
their pupils cnig tened their labors lesstnpd
Jos CLARKE, NJ, Principal of Mary land Institute
''McCuftey's Readers, from No 10 No 5 inclusive,
have used for several years past; and consider them,
ii series, superior to any that have fallen under m,
NOTICES SARGEANT, Rector 81 Mary's Hal, Bait.
OF Readers that have been published for last twenty
five years. about three months since introduced Nc
Gulty, Eclectic Readers into my school and have no
hesitation in SAY irg that consider them superior To any
other similar works that have scen."-A CONE,
Teacher Astoria, L. l.
II have examined McGuNcy's Eclectic Renders ard
deem them deserving OF high commendati0n."-W 7
LYON, Principal of Irving Institute y Y.
81 consider the Eclectic series smo.g the uery REST
American text books At The opening OF institution,
they introduced into Juvenile classes and
confirms the high opinion previously entertained
their ltS'-lrOl y 4 tDOekS, author Of ''BrOOfs
Classical Works" experimenting Instructor in the
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
81 have examined the last edition of Professor AVS
Arithmetic and have much pleasure in expressing the
high opinion have formed ol its merits In al unpro
tending form, and bearing plice adapted to The widest
utility, popular school book 'hc writer HIS given
lucid and logical treatise on ADMINISTRATIVE STE
rIENs Professor Of mathematics and Natural Fhiloso
ply, Western University, Pa.
AIN the month OF eytcmA CT, lSi9 saw Ray 5 Arth
and zebra for the frs time; and after CURSOR
examination pleased with The inducivc arrangement Of
the various principles contained IN them, determined
introduce them into Academy. better pleased
witt, them than with any works OF the Kind have
ever used Jos ii CLARKE NJ. Maryland Institute.
'Takcn in connection with The series, ii Rays Arith
metic, part 3dl is decidedly OF The hes; works
have seeu, AID more than any other with which we
acquainted viii win The interest Of the student TO This
Indispensable study &C kNowLToN, Teacher of matl.-
cmatcs, Cincinnati Central High Sciool.
Ray : Algebra, part first, is the best book for common
schools and academies that have secn.nJAs mason,
Prof mathematics, Bethany cob
within the last three months we have carefully eN
gIlincd the Ececic of Readers and spelling boot.
and without hesitation reservation, pronounce II
the very best series have ever seen"-A SrrRTE-
NANT, INGALLS,, ard ten Others, teachers III the pub
lie schools of Chicago
superior in the moc1Uical c>ccuton; and are chCap
En- by one-third, the amount al reading natter beng
considered IN connection with The prce''Repori Of the
Tearler's Institute to tie Text Book Committee OF tie
For sale by 4. y. WHITNEY & Co.
ot The VEN GOTHIC STOKE, on Ihrd
Street, st. Paui. a fer STEPS telow The Library,
uad at 81 .1nthohy by J. Il. IILSO.N
In addition the above, will be kept every variety OF
stock of Stationery offered to The public in general
and Minnesota in particular a. J. W X %.
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