The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-01

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! GRAMMARS. ALGEBRA.
%, Professor T. 5 Tinneo) RVS AIoguK, part first
fNNEos PRIMARY GeAMaAR do do art I'd
! - ANtLN1ICAL DO
This Series tie produc, OF WESTERN ixYEIIgor
AND iNTCei Rise, has received te ungaa fed rrei.
encc of Instructors, literary ard Others ntere. ted
III the OF Edu alton. Many OF the best sclsp, O
New York city BROOKLYN and Baltimore a, well a,
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwau-
kee and many Other important places The works
/ this series.
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT Nc
GuFFEYs EeiEcTIc REApERs recommended bv the
state superintendent Of public instruction, Tor general
use ia Michigan.
! ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT.--The SUI
perI:tenden OF public instruction. recommends McGu
rEIs ECLECTIC READERs and RAYS ARlrnMErIcs for
adoption throughout Illinois
WISCONSIN SUIERlNTEN DENT The Snperi,-
tendeDt Of public instruction ior Wisconsin, rec IN
nends the adoption of McGuFFgy Eel EcrIc READERS
into the schools OF that state
We shan ONLY add some short extract. from the re.
tmonA OF few OF TIE man, prominent Educators ho
who hive decl'red the superior merit OF these works
II am NOT itie grutied TO know that The Youth OF
The west have access perfect Il Reading
Books."-LYMAN BEEcHER, d ID.
~ can cordially them 10 all who desire
books, which. hc they them in givy to Hose.
nnder their charge sound moral and cligos ustruc ion
do not touch CO. uoversal poins."rnos. BIoCS u d
I'VE cordially concur in the opinions above express
by Or. Bags REV + reit: Rev = Wiiber, SUPER
intending lust. Wesleyan Female College; Rev Jos NJ
Tumble late Professor ia Augusta Coiiese Rev |.
Magooni Rev A>u Deoey, itoiessOr III Western Bal tsi
institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor YcGuA., co,shne
eNCtlienCies matter. le and arrangement vhrh
render preferable works wiich have seen
on ihs same sui ects ChARLEs LLLlOI, rot iRhs-
ORC AID Bellies Lottres Western University, Ia
"A specific Recommendation Of MctiUn,'> series Of
school books Is nOi necied al IT'S peuUG,
duclion to their e-ai Use 'Rev pr Bisno lat. ines
dcnt O Miami tnl'er'Itt.
II have tr!ed readin4 book. in school and
WAS Pleased with The plan OF bat friend directed
To o>arme Mc('ufeS's scfies. about year, ago
which did, ana forthwith Introduced them into nv
la
recommend them to the public. The series good well
arranged, aud judicously compiled cnnhaticaIly the
STANDARD scuooI SERIES OF the present aye IL win
require, in my humble opinion, very sap eriOr school
book supersede the Lciectic series IN T.. GILus
Principal ct The Normal Grammar school, koedysvile
Mar, land.
Il feel periecly safe in expressing The opinion that
embraces series OF class school books Of the highest
ereel tnce."-REv a M,n.A. rest oh,Iii Col.
II iaAe pleasure ii, stating that Consider them well
ada pied, and emheHy calculated TO enlist The
and awaken the energies Of the expanding mind Of the
/ Nouth at country ."Dk II IL NEARs, Principal ut
Manhattan Academy. y \ Civ.
Nv. had McGuiit, : Eclectic Readers in use in
sc'o for about months, and saiely say OF
theI what cannot ~ay 81 M! that have before
the SchofUs axe ncsa More Is unnece ssary.'-.
NANDERBILT, Principal % Associate Academy City
'.tIaVne found them only laltl,ss but IL plete
with -tructun anh edlicstiou from b,gin my end
do most CORDIALLY recommend them Ia the adoption
ratrn.nGe of al teachers who desire. e. sec the mind, of
their pupils enlightened amt their labors ltsssicd
Jos N tLtRkE, ~ lIihciI4i ii Mar, land Institute.
"McGuffey's Readers. from " I TO No = inclusive
I
rs s,Ics, superior TO ANY that have fallen umder my
notice IS SRcEANT, Rector 81 Mars > Han, halt
AFTER having used many OF the most popular
OF Readers that have been published .f the last
five wears, about three months since introduced No
GuntN's Eclectic Readers INTO school, ami hay
hesitation IN saNig that consider thea superior TO any
o.her similar works that have setn."--A = Con E,
Teacher, Astoria, l.
Il have examined McGrhes's Eclectic RenUers. aud
deem them drservilg oi high comnienaation"W l.
IYo. | luciial OF Irving Institute. \ Y.
- CONSIDER the Eclectic series ano,g the tery oest
American tcAt boohS Al the openiag Of our institution,
the, weiC inroductd no oar iUVchile glasses,
confirms the high opinion l pIcsOtsl. taiued
the'r inents"--i ROT Z bRoohs, amthor OF Brook,
Classical Works" Supe,inendiig Instructor in thu
Methodist Female College. Baltimore.
Il have examined the last eiiioi OF ro.ssor z .Y'>
Arhnt tic, ad have much l,easare ia expressing the
hgh opinion have formed 81 lis mefls Ii Ini'ir-
tending ior'h aid hea'g pfic' ada ted 10 The widest
utt' popular school hook 'hc writer LAS given Us
lucid AID logical treatise Arithmeic ''i.EsL STE
PhENS. oic>sOr oi mathematics and >atnfal hilusU
Ih., Wesitr University.
in The north oil >e.,eu1tr, le1g saw Ray Arlh
metic and Algebra ion The ia 1t ne; and alter cursory
examination, pleased With the inductNe arrangement
the various principles contained ia them, deternitied
10 ma oGucc them 10 IA! Academy an better itased
with then thai with alA works U1 the Kind have
ever used Jos II CL,RAt, Il, Mar i.hd Inst tutc
"raker III connection vain lie SCI it's, il RAY Arth
metir paIt 3D. Is decidedly one OF TIE best wohs We
rhhNe seeH ala moe than other with which ar
acquainted, viii wiz The interest ri thc student to tins
indis i.e.sable study ."C kHovLroN Teacher nsti
/ cmatics Cincinnati Central nis, school
Rays Algebra part fifs, tIe best book for common
schools and academies that have steli'jA> N ASoN,
prof mathematics, Bethany Col
'Within The last three noiths have carefully
emnef The Eclectic series Readers and spelihe-hoos
without hesitation reservation, pronounce u
the very best series have sccn."A u STUETE-
NANT, W lNG Ills ahdItA others teachers IN the pub
JIG schools of Chicago
'Supeior in he mcdaniel execution; ard cheap
er, icy onethr, the amount oil reading matter being
considered IA connection with tie IiCe.'k epOrt Of the
Teachers Institute Il Text Book COMMITTEE oi The
Board OF Education of Milwaukee.
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