The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-05-20

!By Professor 7 :. Pinneo) RAYS ALGEBRA part frs,
PiNNho's PRIMARY GRAMMAR do do part I'd.
ANALYTICAL do
This Series, the product of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENTERpRlsE, has received the nqiul fed pretel.
IN the cause oil Education. Many of the best schools
New York city, Brooklyn and Baltino ore as well us
cincinnati, Pittsburgh, indianapolis, Chicago, Mwau-
Zee and many other important places, The works OF
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE sUPERINTENDENT.-Mc
GUFrEy Eel ECrIc REA DEas are recommended bv ;h
state superintendent OF public Instruction. for general
use in III higan.
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERINTENDENT-Th SUI
peri:endelt OF public Instruction, niece
rEY's EcIECrIs READERS. and RAYS ARlruMErIcs for
adoption throughout Illinois.
I WISCONSIN SUIERINTENDENT The superin-
trndehl OF public instruction for Wisconsin, recon,-
Inends the adoption Of MctUTFEYs EcLECTIC READERS
into the schools OF THAI state.
We shall only add some short extracts from, the Tes
unohN 81 few OF Ire manN prominent Educators Who
who have Gccl.red tlC superior merit Of these works
II am not niue Srauhed to know that The youth Of
the West have perfect a series of Reading
/ Books."-iYNNN BEICHER -. ID.
! ~ can cordially recommend them 10 al who desire
books, which, while they assist tnem in giving To hos,
undt their charge sound moral and religious
donoi touch Coz uoversial POINTS "-TnoSJ BiGos DID
"N cordially the opinions above Npre,~ed
by DIR. BiEgs Rev Teit; Rev b " ilber, SUPER
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College, Rev los NJ
Trlmbie late Professor in Augusta College; Rev l. l.
Masooni Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in " esJern Bopst
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGuTev combine
eNceenclcs III matter, style and arrangement which
render them pref, rable 10 works which have
on the same subJects'-CHAaLEs ELLIor Prof oiRhst-
orc ana Bellies Lettres, Western University, Pa.
"a specific recommendation of Nctsuf'i series Of
school books il needed tins period an intro
duCton 10 their general u>ekeY DR. BISHOP late Pres
dent of Miami Unworthy.
~ have tried various reading book. my school anl
pleased with the plan of bu, friend directed
examine Nct,uilcN's series about Two years ago
which did, and forthwith introduced them into ms
school Ancr testing Their merits feel prepared 10
recommend them 70 ne public. The good, well
arranged, and JndiciouslN compiled; emphatcay the
STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES of the present age Ii will
require, in my humble opinion very sup. school
book to superscde the Eclectic scries.'N L. GILDS
Prnopa of the Normal Grammar school, heey svIlle,
MARY land.
81 feel per(ecy safe in expressive the OPINION that it
embraces series of class school books OF hi.scst
ercsHenco."-REv M,u,A. Pres't Oberlin Col
81 take pleasure ~ stating that consider them wen
adapted and cWintnily calculate to enlist the
and awaken the energies OF the expanding mind OF
youth of oar country n-DR II Ii MEAns Principal of
Manhattan Academy Guy.
I'VE have had Mc,;ufley's Eclectic Readers in Use IN
schoo! for about months and safely say of
them what cannot say OF ANY that have before used
the Sch0iUs IKE mem. More Is unnecessary ~
VANDERBILT 7. Principal OF Associate Academy, city.
"IfaNins found tAen nos only fsute>s bat r. pletc
with nsruo ton and cdication from beginning end,
DO cordially recommend Them to the adoption aud
patronage OF all teachers who desire to the minds OF
their pupils enlightened and their own lahor> lrss,ncd
Jos II CLARNE. Principal Of Mar, land Institute.
"Mcoutt>'s Read,rs from No To No =, inciu>!vs,
have used Ion several years past; aud consider them,
a series, superior tlst have fallen nndCr LlN
noicc'-S SARGENT, Rector - Mar! : Han bait.
After having used many OF the most popular SERIES
~ 'N - ,, -, " ." 40 ." '"'' ~ ny
ia i,i pt..' ;,, 49,. w. w, y ' 90 M
-. - " .i-, ~ ~! iV'' ht' i'i' no
nv ''' - 9' - ' ' 'i'i 40, !" ~ any
-, ''-' "''O SWIM - \ N"'4-'
Teacher. Astoria, \. |.
II have examined McGuf;y'> Eclectic Readers, ana
'''l' ~ :" "a 'en ''ii,i' IO"'i"i1' -" /
hip>' 'l'' 90, 90 '' : i'H'l'"''' y l.
'r hoax. 4, ,h n ,,,F XIX ioS'
ihey we're introduced no or juvenile classes and use
confirms The high opinion | previously cntertained o
tl..sira1 VOL. .sl,4,,nfnutIu5 Jntr,ctnr IN ,h.
V.tIni;.t rem,Ie ,ol.fre u4i,in@ra " VIZ
~ h,la ,vomine,l tI- lasl INN, Of profssor r -
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