The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-10-28

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HEMANs YOU'VE LADIES' READER, by Prof Pmneo.
AR!THMETICS.
(By Dr. Jos. Ray Professor of Mathematics in Wood
ward Coiege)
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART SECOND.
RAYS AUlThIETiC, PART THIRD.
GRAMMARS. ALGEBRA.
(By Professor T. S rnneo) RAYS ALGEBRA, part first
fINNEo's PRIMARY GRAMMAR do do part I'd
- ANALYTIC,L Ito
This Series, the product of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENTERPRISE, has receive the unuua lied preie-
ence o Instructors, literary ard Others interested
IN The cause of Educaiion. Man, Of TIE schools
New York city, Broohi ald bah imore, as well AS
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, indianapolis Chicgso, Miwau-
kee and many other important places Tie works OF
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT-Mc-
GUFFEY's EcLECrC READERs recommended by the
state uefnteHdent Of public instruction, for general
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT Su-
peri-tendent OF public Instruction. recommends Mct'uF
fEl's Eel EcTiC READERS ard RAYS ARITiMErlCs for
adoption throughout Illinois.
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT ssuperin-
tendent OF public instruction for Wisconsin, reccm-
mends the adoption of MCGUFfEY's EcLEclIc READEgs
into the schools OF that
We shall only add some short from the Te.-
tlinony OF few OF the nanv prominent Educators no
who have declared the superior rerit OF these works.
II am not little gra,iGed TO know that ile youth Of
the West have access perfect of Reading
BOoks."-LYNAN BEECuER, ID. u.
81 cordially recommend them all who desire
books which, while tb,y Them giving to those
under their charge sound morn and anls jns
do not touch trover>rl points "THos.I BioGS ID
I'VE cordially concur IN the opinions above pressed
by DR.. Biges Rev + + Ieit; Rev Wilber, Super
intending Inst Wesleyan Female College; Rev JOS N
TriEnbe, late Professor in Augusta College; Rev T.
Magoou; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in Western baptist
Institute
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGufycy combine
eNceIlorcies in matter, style and arrangement which
render them preferable to an! works which have
on the same suljectsCHARLEs ELLIOT, Prot OF Rhat-
orc and Bellies Lettrcs, Western University Pa.
"A specific recommendation Of McGGn,'s series of
school books, il needed period AS an intro
ducion TO their general use'Nev DR. BIsHoP late Pres
dent OF Miami nivcr.ity.
II have tried various reading books my school, and
was pleased with The plan Of some; but friend directed
me to examine McGuicys series about two Years ago.
which did, and forthwith introduced them into my
school. After testing their merits, feel prepared
recommend them 10 the public The series good, well
arranged, and jGdiciously compiled; emphatcaly the
STANDARD SCHOOL SERIES OF the present Ii viii
require in my humble opinion, very superior school
book to supersede The Eclectic series"-N L. GILps
Principal of the Normal Grammar school, Keedy svile,
Mary land
embraces series of class school books Of the highest
erctHcnce."-REv MAHAN, Pre,'t Ob,rln Col
II take pleasure in stating that consider them well
adapted, and onnenty calculated 10 enlist the attention
and awaken the energies o. The expanding mind Of the
youth of oar Countrywide IL II MEARs, Principal Of
Manhattan Academy, CitN.
I'VE have had Nct.uleys Eclectic Readers in use in
our school for about nne months and can s~iey of
them what cannot say OF any thai have bsore used
the SckcIUs file them More is unnecessary -
Vanderbilt Principal of Associate Academy, City.
'Having found them not only faultess but replcte
with Instruction and ed:Caton from beginning to end,
do most cordially recommend them 10 the adoption and
patronage of all teachers vino desire the minds OF
their pupils enlightened, and their a5ors lesSened
Jos Ii CLARAs, NJ, Principal of Maryland Institute.
'McCufey's Readers, from No to No ), inclusive.
have used for several Years past and them,
as series superior 20 any that have fallen under my
uotice.'SR SARGEANr, Rector 81 Mary's Han. Bait.
CATER having used many Of the most popular series
Of Readers have been published the last twenty
rs sin I rod lr.t Nc
Guftys Eclectic Readers into nay school, and have 40
hesitation in sayHg that consider them superior any
other similar works that | have setn.i-A CONE
Teacher, Astoria l. L.
81 have examined McCufcy's Eclectic Readers, ana
deem them deserving of high commendaton.n-W L
LYON, Principal Of Irving Institute, Y.
Il consider the EClecuc series ano'g the ucry
American text books Al The opening of institution,
they were introduced mo our juvenile CLASSES and
confirms the hgh opinion | previously entertained o
their merits Prof { BROOKS, author OF brooks
Classical Works" Superiuenaing Instructor in ,h,
Me hodst Female College, Baltimore.
Il have examined the last edition of Professor ,Ys
Arithmetic ana have much pleasure III expressing the
high opinion have formed ot In AN unpre-
tending form, ana hearing PIicr adapted to the widest
utiity, popular school book he winter has
lucid ard logical treatise Arithmetic 'LEM'L
PHENs. Professor OF mathematics and Natural phoso-
ply, Western University, Pa
ain the month OF September, lsi9l Ray Ari,h-
metic and Algebra for the first nc, ana after cursory
examination pleased with the mducye arrangement of
the various principles contained IN them determined
introduce them Academy. am better pleased
with them than with works OF the Kind have
ever used Jos II CLARKE, VI, Mary land Institute.
Taken ia conneC tion with the series. il RAYS Arth
metic. part 3dl i decidedly OF the best works
have stem, and than am other it'll which ar
acquainted, will win the interest oi tic student tils
Indispensable study &C hNOW LroN, Teacher niatl-
emaiics, Cincinnati Central BI.h school
RAY : Algebra, part fl II, j. Tie he,t boob for common
soho OILS aud ACADEMIES llat nave stc.'J A. Jason,
Prot mathematics, Bethany Col.
Nv lthn the last three months We have careful! eN
Fminet the Eclectic series al Readers aud sp,.inrhooA
aud without hesitation reservations pronounce
( the best we have ever >tcn.'-A -
NANT, " lNGALLs. and ten Others, teachers she pub
he schools of Chicago
'Suictior IN hC mechanical executions aud cheap
er, by onc-tiiri, the reading nalter beng
considered connection with the price Re port 0i the
Teachers Institute 10 tie TcNt book Committee OF the
Board Of Education of Milwaukee.
For ,ne by A. j. WHITNEY CO..
al the .N'EW GOIHIC STORE, on Ttrd
Street, 81. Pdut, je1c steps teior the Li5rr1y.
and at 81 .4athony ~ J p. UILSO.N
IN addition the above, will be kept every variety Of
a,cous books, and the finest and extensive
STOCK OF Stationery Offered The public general
md Mini, eeOta in particular. a. J. ". X TO.
Saint Paul, November, 1851. 3-3i
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