The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-08

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BY Professor T. $ rinneo) RAYS ALGEBRA. part frs,
SPINNEo's PRIMARY GRAMMAR do do part 2d
D." ANALYTICAL do
This Series, tie product of WESTERN INTELLECT
\ >Np ENTERPRISE, has received the unqualified preel-
Fence OF Instructors literary ard Others
a. The cause OF Edu alton. Many of the best schools
4 New York city, Brooklyn and Baltimore as wen a.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago Miw au-
kee and many other important places The works OF
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT--M
s6tFFEN 5 EeLECrIC READERS recommended bv the
tSae Superintendent Of public instruction, for general
use in Michigan.
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERINTENDENT.-T s,,.
per,tendent of public Instruction. recommends
FEY's EcLEcrc READERS, and RAYS ARIrH,ETIcs for
adoption throughout Illinois.
WISCONSIN SUPERiNTEN DENT-The Superin-
;endent of public instruction for Wisconsin, recon-
nends the adoption of MctUFFEY's EoLEcIic READERS
Unto the schools of that state.
We shall only add some short extracts from the
iimony OF few of he prominent Educators y t
who have deoigred the superior st of these orks
II am not little gratied TO know that the youth of
The West have access perfect series of Reading
4Books."-LyMAN BEEcHER, ID. ID.
II can cordially recommend them to all who desire
shoohs which while they assist them in giving those
1nndec Their charge sound moral and religious isiruc
10 not touch controversial onts."-Tnos.J BIGGs ID u
I'VE cordially concur in the opinions above express e,
10y Dr. Biggs REV + reh; Rev 7 Wber, super
4intendng Inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev JOS NJ
Trmble, late Professor in Augusta College; Rev l.
SNaSoou; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor in Western Baptist
tlnstitute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGuiley combn,
HNccllenclts III matter, style and Wh!I
render them preferable to any works which have
on the same sulects"CHARLEs ELLIOT, Prof ofRh
\ oric and Bellies Lcttres, Western University, Ia.
"A specific recon. mcndation of McCufy's series of
school books IS needed Ills period rs al intro
uction TO their general use Rev DIR BIsnoP late Pres
s lent OF Miami University.
Il have tried reading books in hool and
lwas pleased with the plan of some; but friend directed
ne to examine McGufiel's series, about wears ago
Which did, and forthwith introduced them into my
!, school After testing their merits feel prepared To
recommend them to the public Tie series good, ell
arranged, ard judicously compiled; emphacaly the
fSTANDARD sCHoOI of the present age Ii VIII
cquire, my humble opinion, very superior school
Iooh superscdc The Eclccuc series N f. GILps
Principal OF the Normal Grammar school, keed! svillc
< MARY land.
II feel perfccly safe III expressing the opinion that il
embraces of class school books of the hihest
4 srceHence."-REv M,uAN, Pres't Oherlin Col
y ~ take pleasure in stating that consider them well
4 dapod and enneny calculated to enlist the attention
md awaken the energies OF The expanding mind of the
! outh of our country :"-DR II IL MEAHs, Principal oi
\ Manhattan Academy, \ City.
j We have had Mc(ufc,s Eclectic Readers in use in
school for about nine months. and can see. say of
4 hem what cannot say Of any that have before
2-the SchoiWs IKE tam More is unnecessary."-J.
HV.NDERBiLT, Principal If Associate Academy, City.
4 'Iiayins found them lot only E,ultess but eplee
I with iHsluction and cci!catiOh from bcgnnin, end,
al do most cordially recommend them to The adoption aud
patronage Of all teachers who desire the minds
i heir pupils enlightened and their own 2burs les,ened
iJos II CLARKE N, Principal Of Mar land Institute.
\ "McGufcA's Readers. from No 10 No ), inclusive,
have used for several years past; and consider them,
"A
3aOuce.''-S SARGEANT, Rector st Mary : Hail. Bait.
{ 'Aiter having used Bscny OF the most popular series
If Readers tha hav" been published Tor the last twenty
give Years, about three months since introduced Nc
ltutleN Eclectic Readers into NY school and have
hesation IN say~g that consider them superior any
I o.ei similar 'voth, that ! have suen."-A $ Cone
i Teacher, Astoria, l. l.
i ~ have examined MeGuney's Eclectic Readers and
]! eem them deserving of hich commentator w +
/! LYON, Principal of living Institute, y Y.
4 Il consider the Eclectic series aorg the rery best
i american ext books At the opening OF cur institution
;Iihcy We're introduced n4o juvenile classes and
itcouiirms the high opinion previously entertained
ithcr merits"-riol \ G BRooks, author of Brooks
l.Classca Works experimenting Instructor in tht
u VI cthoGist en5Gie College Baltimore.
Il have examined Tie last edition of Professor
iAithmetc and have nuth pleasure in expressing the
jhigh opinion have formed Of lis merits In an unprs
~ erdng form, and hearing price adapted the widcs
! utility, popular school boot, 'he writer has given "a.
"a lucid and logical treatise on Administrative STE
PnLNs, T. otessor Of mae and Natural Iiloso
Hphy, Western University, Ia.
a lin the month of september 1881 Rays Arth
annette ana Algebra. for the first times and utter
5eNanination pleased with the nductVe arrangement
lthc various principles contained them, dcernincs
y introduce them Academy better please,
rivith them Than with any works Of the same Kind hav,
Sever used Hos ii CLARKE, II, MARY land Institute.
"Iaken in connection with the series it RAYS Arith
smetc, part 3dl decidedly Of the best works
s2have seen, and thau any other with which we ar
acquanted, viii win the interest of The student to th
tuds pensable sudy"C KNOW LToN, Teacher Of natlt
8 omaiics, Cincinnati Central II gh school
RAY Algeria part first. Is The best book for common
tsschools and academies thar have seen"JASP mason
an Of mathematics, Bethany Col.
II within the last three months have carefully eN
9mne the Eclectic series of Readers and spelhnc-bCo o.
iaud without hesitation aor pronounce
{hc best series we have ever seen. A ID SriRrE
fN,NT, INGALLS,, and ten others. aceIs The pub
t.lic schools Of Chicago
= superior in the nccanca! executions and cheap
Ger, by One-,hird, the amount OF reading matter be.
cons Gered III connection with the price'Report ct ia.
Teachers Institute to toe Text Book Committee Of tht
4 Board of Education of milwaukee,.
a For sale by A. ). WHITNEY CO..
aot The VIEW GOTHIC STORE, on Thira
] Street, 81. Paul, fer steps beloIc the Library
tsaHd at st .iuthofy by J. =. UILSO.N
In addition the above viii be kept every variety
ssmisce laneos books, and the finest
OF Stationery offered the public in general
<uHd Minnesota IN particular. A. J. ". q Co.
n Saint Paul, November, ISL. 3-3l