The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-04-29


CRANINARS. ALGEBRA.
tBy Professor T. = fnneo) rays ALGERIA part FIRST
PiNxto's fRiaiay GRANM,R DO 90 part Cd.
" .ANALNrIcAL do
This Series, the product of WESTERN lsralLecr
AND hNTERPRisE, has received the unquaiiiCt prcte-
enoe ut Instructors literary and others
IN the cause Of Education Many of the schools
New York city, Brooklyn and Baltimore. as ysel II.
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh Indianapolis, Chicago Niiwau-
zee aad many other important places, the works OF
This series.
GtFFey's EeLECTIC READERS are recommended BY the
STATE superintendent OF public instruction, for general
ILLINOIS STATE SUpERlNTENDENT-Tho SUI
perijcndeat OF public instruction, recommends McGCF-
FEY's Eclectic Re- DES, apd RAYS ARirnmErlCs, Tor
adoption throughout Illinois.
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT The sunerju-
tencnt of public Instruction for Wisconsin recon-
mtuds the adoption of McGuFfEys EcLgCgIc READERS
INTO the schools ui tliit
w shall only add some short extracts from the Tes
uhony OF .cw Of the MANY prominent Educators no
who have dec.rod the superior ne, of these works.
am moi niue sfatiied TO kno" thai The soUth of
the West have access 50 perfect u series OF Reading
Books."-iyNA. BEECaER, d. ID.
- can cordially mend them 10 all who desire
books which, while hey assist them In giving 20 those
nndor their charge sound moral and religious ns on
30 boz touch controversial points "TnosJ BioGs ID u
by Dr. bIgs "-Rev L i I eft; Rev p B Wilber super
intending Inst esley Female College: Rev les NJ
irimbe. aie Professor in Augusta Colltge; Rev l..
Mag"on Rev Asa Dewey Professor in Western baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books Of Professor McGuiIoy combine
cVcelcnCies in matter, sly c aud arrangement which
render them preferable To any works NDch hare
OF THE SAME si Jccis'cH,KLE> ELIIoT Prof. Of Nhst-
ofic and Bellies !.ettges. Western University, Pa.
"A specific accommodation of NCGrny's Of
school books, is not nceCd tNis period, INTRO
duction their general uc."Rev Or Bisno late Pres
dent of Miami Univer:ity.
II have tried reading books nv school and
pleased with the plan % >ouc; brt friend izec ted
to examine McG urN's series abon; two years ago
wl,l did, and Forthwith introduced therl INTO NV
| feel N
recommend them 70 The public. The GOOD well
arranged and judd iousy p,:ed; emphaIicaisy the
STANDARD scooi. SERIES of tie present age IL VIII
require, IA my humble opinion very snperior school
book superSodo tho Eclectic scries."-N. L.. GILps
Principal Of the Normal Grammar School, ketdy nc,
Mar, land
II feel pegiecly safe in expressing the opinion t:a il
embraces series o. class school books OF the hiytcS
ere ettcHce.'-REy M,NAN. Pres't Oherlin Col.
Il take pleasure IN stating thar CONSIDER iaem wei
adapted, aud ,miEeHtl, calculated enlist iho attention.
ana awaken the energies OF the expanding mind Of he
youth o. ouf country -Dh II II NEAR, Irncipd Il
Manhattan ACuiemy, Civ.
'No have had Mct,utt,' Eclectic Readers in Use in
or schoo f aacHt nine months and can s:'ely Of
them what cMnot 81! Of any that have before used
the Sct0iurS IKE tat5o More Is unnccc ssarN. -
VAxDaaniLr, Principal Of Associate ACADEMY, Ciiy
"ildyn. found them not f,uilcss hit r. nJric
with instruct on and eticaon from Begin M 20 end
DO mos, CORDIAL, recommend them 10 the adop ton
patronage 81 all teachers who dcs: the nh ds Of
Their pupils enlightened. and their !shors le>Ste,
Jos Il CLARKE. 4 N, Principal OF Maryland Institute
''McCnltey's Readers, FROM No TO No , inclusive
nave uS'N Tor several wears past ano consider tbcn
a series, Superior ANY that have fallen under MY
notice. - SARGriNr, Rector - Marys Hall, BAIT
"Aler having Gaed mary OF the most popular series
# Renders hat have been published fer the last twenty
five y.urs about three months since introduced Mo
Guiit, 5 Eclectic Readers into my sChoo aud have
hesitation in sayi"g shat consider them superior any
o;fcr similar works that have sc.n."-A CONE.
Teacher Astoria J. |.
u have examined Nlct;uifey's Eclectic Readers and
deem Them deserving OF nigh commendatiur.''-W i
Llon. Principal Of Irving Institute, y Y.
- consider the Eclectic series ano,g the Cery
American text books. At The opening al institutions
they introduced MO juvenlc classes aud
confirms the high opinion previously entertained
their merits Prof Books, author Of 'BcooA.'
Classical Works. Supcrintendin. Instructor in the
Methodist Femae College, Baltimore.
Il have examined the last edition Of Professor RAYS
Arithmetic ana have much pleasure III expressing the
high opinion have formed of its merits. In Lnpre
tending form, and bearing price adapted to the widest
utility, popular school book, lie writer has given
uc,d and logical treatise on ADMINISTRATIVE STE
PESs, Professor OF mathematics and Natural ihlloso
ply, Western University, Pa
"in the month of september, l949l saw Rays Ar,-
netc and zebra for the fs time; and after clrsury
examination, pleased wiih The nduci.Ve en al
the various principles contained in them, determined
10 introduce them into Academy. am better pleased
with them than W III works of the same bind have
ever used.'-Jos II CLARKE, II, Maryland Institute
Taken al connection Win TIE series il 'Has : Ari
me;ic, part 2d - decidedly al Tic be>j
have seen, and more t.an an! other With which ar
acquainted. viii The interest of The this
Indispensable stud, - kNowLroS, reacler o. math
enatlcs, Cincinnati Ceatra High school.
Ray Algebra. part first Is lo best hpok for common
sch and academies that have .cea.'-JA "a ASUN
'rof mathematics. Bethany col
"Within The last three months We have carefully
siued the Eclectic series Of Readers and spelling book
and NhoHt hesitation reservation, ounce it
the very best series we have ever seen.'A SrURTE
NANr, w MAILS und ten Others, teachers III The pub
lie schools of Chicago.
Superior 'hc mechanical execution; aud cheap
CT, by onetlrd, the amount Of rendng being
considered connection with the nncpCrt Of the
Teachers Institute tie Text Book Committee OF the
Boatd @! Education Of Milwaukee
For sale by y. WHITNEY eco,
at Ire NEW GOTHIC STORE, on Third
.Street, 81. Paui, fer steps teton Tho Library,
dnd Il 81 .3attony ty p. WiLSO.N
In addition The above, will be kept every variety Of
miscellaneous, books, and the fcst and extensive
stock Of stationery offered the Hbc ii general
and Minnesota in PARTICULAR. \. }. w. n 70.
Saint Fani, Noveulbfr, 1851. 1-3i
NOTICE.
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3 Company. III he opened for HE purpose of receive
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Ramsey, the 9Th day of april next O'Clock \ NJ
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John ~ NARNEN,
SUMNER W. FAR..HAN.
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