The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1853-02-09
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To Teachers and School Directors
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susRsvALLEp sELEcrioS lUS tSdHo H9oKF
embraced IN the ci ssiFpi sSali &A
tECLECTlC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
This Series cSmprises the following STAND DARp
WoRKs; Hs-l g8igsEi ss97 ~ ts33t " fDt
80 McGpFFEY's PRIMERs, SPDLLER AND READ
VI ERs; sfe 80 illegNsseM9,fr'N ~ sfs5Fl
!. RAYsglARITHMErIcs AND p<ALeEBRAs,s AND
PINNEo's ENGLIsH GRAMA1ARsitidf
lS5- Each part of theEArlthmetieal, Algebraic
and Grammar Course IS a complete Book in itself
and is sold separstely 80 ~ - 7 as t
ss'The Authcfs..of the several works embraced III
The "Eciecuc Series" are practical teachersh
men Of acknowledged ability andlearhidg, " :
have long been identified with, andhave constant
~ iabored for the advancement OF the educational
Interests of tie West. II is to be hoped that these
books, compile by Western menAst ereotyped,
printed, bound and published in the West, will
receive The support Of the people OF the West
The Authors and Publishers have spared neither
time expense Or effort 10 render them deserving
of public approval, And, in viewSof the labor
are believed to be the cheapest School Bpoks
published '"'t'
[McGUFFEYiS READERS AND RAYS
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aItis needless to say any thing in conmendatlon
OF these highly popular WORKS, since their merits
are ell known and fully appreciated by thuss for
whom this notice is intended, Suffice itsto say,
although repeated efforts, have been made to sup.
plant them by those interested in the .pubicdtioii
aud sale of other works, the sale. Of the Eclectic
Books is corNtantly increasing, and it is now gen.
orally conceded that the demand tor them is not
l.sguqlled nor ApPRoAcHEp By anyother Series. Of
SCHOOL, Books now, published 4, u bsl}i5et
More than 1O, 100000! of these popular
School Books haee already been soldH
| The attention of Teachers, and others inter-
estcd 10 the education of youth, is called to Nc
GUFFEY's NEWLY REVISED EcLEcrIc SPELL.
ING Book. .,fa a5,o .,aysE a. s-t9 ahl
This Speller in its present revised condition is
| thought to possess advantages to be found in no
other work of the kind. II is rapidly!taking The
place Of all Others and needs only TO be seen and
examined 10 insure It's general introduction.
sSs The Orthography and Pronunciation is in
strict conformity to Webser's authority 40
Special attention is called to III, ..,,..,..
iPINNEO'S ENGLISH GRAMRiARS.
The most complete Series Of Grammars
| es .,s,4.i.t Published! Sar' lp.e 4F'
Although but short time has'elapsed since the
publication of these Grammars, their introduction
| has been rapid beyond the most saDguine expecta.
tons of the Publishers Already are they the
adopted Tert- Books lin hundreds OF the best
Schools of the State, and are rapidly coming into
general use to the exclusion Of all others. The
impartial examination Of these Works, generally
insures their introduction. A few remarks ex-
| planetary OF the Series is needed. l4 ~ f
| PINNEO'S PRIMARY GRAMMAR. .
\ On the analytic method. consists of simple les
| sons in English Grammar and Isl complete work
| for beginners in the study This book is odmi-
rable for the amount of Instruction impaired IN a
brief space. itf'n '''. ' - n,
| PlNNEO'S ANALYTICAL GRAMMAR
Is progressive lucid and complete treatise on
the subject OF English Grammar, and is designed
as Tert. Book ior Schools and Academies, M, i
PINNEO.S, ENGLISH TEACHER
In this is taught the Structure Of Sentences by
| analysis and synihess. The most thorough l,h'-
| losophical and comprehensive " ork Of the kind
| now published. ( ifs.l. ~ us,4ft3tt
| While these works are simple, progressive and
| thorough they infuse into the learner ahcely in.
terest in subject usually considered dry and re.
! pulsive. Educators are respectfully desired TO
give them a careful perusal. The merit claimed
by them has been readily accorded by hundreds
of Teachers who have practically tested them in
the School room. We can only insert The follow
| ing from the Numerous testimonials in the hands
of the publishers: 4 ''e '"' t
The Grammar is good one. 1t has the true
idea and well developed. have great confidence
| in Dr. Pinneo in all these matters. o. -, -
| Ifiha7oJI. ANDREWS, A. NJ ~
| .y'tppa 9apleProfessor in Marietta Coilege."