The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-06-10

lGy Professor T. 5. Pinneo) RAYS ALGERIA part frs,
fiNNEos PaiMARY GRAMMAR do do part Cd.
ANALYTICAL do
This Series the product Of WESTERN INTELLECT
AND ENTERrRIsE, has received the unqualified plc,,-
chrc oi Instructors, literary and others ted
IN The cause of Edu, MANY Of the best schools
. New York city, BroohlS and Baltimore as well a.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indianapolis. Chicago MiIwau-
Ae ai'd many other important places The works oi
MICHIGAN STATE sUPERINTENDENT-Mc
GrFFEls EeLECTIC READERS are recommended bv the
STATE superintendent OF public instruction, for general
ILLINOIS STATE sUPERIN TENDENT-Th su-
pertendcn OF public Instruction., recommend, McGUF-
fENS FCi Ecrio READERS, and RAYS ARITnMErICs for
/ n ortion throua hout Illinois.
WISCONSIN, SUPERINTENDENT The supcrin-
tendent Of public instruc ion for Wisconsin rsccm-
mcn.s the adoption OF MCGUFfEY's ECLECTIc Rr,Drps
INTO the schools OF that state.
We shall only add some short from the Te.-
tnoht OF lew OF the MANY prominent Educators ho
WHO have declercd the superior merit Of these WORKS
81 am not little gTatiiieI 10 know that thu youth Of
the Vest have access perfect Il series OF Reading
Bo"ks."-LyN,N BEEcuER u. u.
- can cordially recommend them 10 all who desire
books which, while they assist them in gv.ug To those
un0tr heir charge sound moral and religious sructon
do not touch controversial points 'THos.J BicGs.D u
ave cordially concur in the opinion, above expressed
by In. EIggs Rev 1 I Teft; Rev T. Is Wia.r SINNER
intending Inst. Wesleyan Female College: Rev Jos NJ
Irn.hie, late Professor III Augusta College; Rev l.
NiHsoon; Rev Asa Dewey Professor i'll Western la ptis
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGuncv combine
eNcc!lenoes IN matter style and arrangement, whi ii
We
Oh The same >ujectr"-t CHARLES ELLIOT Prof OF Rhst
ORIG ard Bellies Lettrcs. Western University Pa.
- specific accommodation OF McGuni's series OF
scnooi books - not needed at It's period, intro
duct"n To then general u>e.Rev II Bisor, late Pres
dert y. Miami University.
Il have ttcd yainGs reading books in nv school and
was PIE astd with the plan at SOME, Int friend directed
me to examine McGuheyS SERIES about TWO wears ago
which old, and lorthv'tl Introduced then into ms
school. After testing tcir merits, feel prepared 10
recommend them the public. The series is GOOD we'll
arranged and jadciousy compiled; emphaticaliy the
sTANpAED SCHOOL SERIES OF the present age 1t VIII
require, IN my humble opinion, very superior school
book To suncrscde the Eclectic series N. T.. GILES
Principal OF the Normal Grammar school, Needy sville
MarN land.
81 feel periclv safe in EXPRESSING The opinion that
embraces series OF class school Of the bshest
eIccHence.'-REv MtH,N, Pres't Obcrlin CO..
Il take pleasure in stating that consider them well
adapted, and emnontly calculated to enlist the
and awaken The eners'sS Of The Expanding mind of the
youth of oar countr, "-pR II II MEARs, Principal Of
Ma haitian Academy, tuy.
We have had McGuhcl : Eclectic Readers in use in
our school for about nine months, and seely
them what cannot say Of any that have before used
the Scholars IKE them More = unueccs>ary.'-J
VANDERBILT Principal of Assoc. Acadeihv, y Civ
Having found them not un'> fsutless but r,plcie
with Hstruot ton and cdEcaon from beginning to end
do most cordially recommend them 20 Tire adoption and
patronage OF all teachers who desire the minds
ther pupils enlightened, ard their labors lessened
Jos Ii CL>EhE, VI Principal o! Mar laHd Institute.
"NcGUfrl's Readers, from. Ne 10 10 :, inclusive,
have used for several past ana consider them,
a series, superior 10 tnat have fallen under my
noticc'-S SARGEANT, Rector - Mays Han Bait.
After having used many OF the most popular series
OF Readers that have been published for The last twenty
five wears about three months since | introduced Nc.
CiirN Eel, cite Readers into school, and have no
hesitation IN sayi"g that consider them superior any
o,her similar works that have setn."-A > CONE,
Teacher Astoria, l. l.
Il have examined McC:uaey's Eclectic Readers and
deem them deserving of high comuicHGatiou."-W i
LYON, Principal of Irving Institute, y Y.
81 consider The Eclectic series aIuog the rcry best
American text books Al the opening OF institution,
they introduced into cur Juvenile classes, and
confirms The high opinion | previously entertained
Their merits rof { ERooKS, author Of ''Brook.
Classical Works" experimenting Instructor i'm the
Methodist Female College, Baltimore.
IL have examined the last edition Of Professor Il ty's
Arithmetic and have much pleasure exp. eSsiBg the
high opinion lave formed al It's merits. In pre-
t'nius form, and hearing price ad"r'c! 10 the widest
utility, popular school book, he wlitcr has CIV
lucid and logical treatise on Arithmctsc."-LtN'L STE
PiENS, Professor Of mathematics AID Natural PhUso-
ply, Western University, Ia
"in the month OF september, is39l saw Rays Arth-
mctc aud Algebra for the first time; and a
examination, please, with the iEuctive arrangement Of
the various principles contained in them determined
introduce them int my Academy am better pleased
with ttm than " ith any works of the same kind have
ever used jos II CLARKE, NJ, MaN land institute
"Tahcn in connection with the series, II Rays Arjth
metir, part 81 Is decidedly of tlc best works
have seen, AID more than any other with which
acquainted, will win The interest OF The student
indis 9ensable study kNowLToY, Teacher OF math
enatics, Cincinnati Central High school.
Ray Algebra part FIRST is the best book for common
schools and academies that have seon."JAs Mason,
Prof mathematics, Bethany Col
'W thin the last three months have carefully ev-
yned the Eclectic series Of Readers and spelling book
and without hesitation reservation, pronounce It
the best series have cn.'-A ID STIRrE-
NANT l>G,rs and ten Others, teachers iii the pub
lie schools OF Chicago
"Supcor III the Chanica execution; and cheap
er, by one-thrd, the amount OF reading matter brlg
considered III connection with the e"RepOr If the
Teachers Institute to tie Tent Book Committee the
Board Of Education of Milwaukee,
For sale by 4. j. WHITNEY CO.,
at The VEN GOTHIC STORE, on Third
Street, 81. Paul, .tcw steps beioc the Library,
and at 81 .Aattony by p. UlLSON
In addition 20 the above, viii be kept every variety of
miscellaneous books and the finest and most extensive
stock Of Stationery offered the public in general
and Minnesota IN paTtic Imr. A. J. ". X Go.
Saint Paul, November, 1851. 3-3l