The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-20
s TANDARD TEXT BOOKS,
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

STANDARD TEXT BOOKS
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
The most Eminent Of our Practical Educator,
speak IA the Highest terms of approval Of
the Uorhs composing this Series.
Their having become established as the leading schoo
books M MAJORITY OF THE STATES THE
UNION, and especially their general use
ThROUuHOUr ENTIRE WEST,
Is sufficient evidence Of their UNPARALLELED popularity
These works not only the BEST hri, they are
also The C"GArEsT scno6L BOOKS before the public
ana being now generally use la the schools of the Ter
rtory' PERFECT uniformity may be easiIy secured
preserved
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
! (By Professor WM. II. McGuFFEY, LLD)
Mo(uFFEy's EcLEcric SPELLING BOOK.
M'GuFFEI's EcLEcriC FIRST READER.
do DO SECcSp do
DO do THIRD do
| do do FouRTH do
20 do Firm do
liENANs' You've LADIES' READER, by Frcf Pinneo.
ARITUMETICS.
| (Dy DR.. JOS Ray, Professor Of Mathematics in Wood
ward College,
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART FIRST.
HAYS ARITHMETIC, FART SECOND.
RAYS ARITHMETIC, PART THIRD.
CRAMMARS. ALGEBRA.
(By Professor r. s. rmnco) RAYS ALoEBnA, par, first
iiNNEos URINARY GRAMMAR 90 do part I'd,
" ANALYTICAL do
This Series the product of WgsrERs INTELLECT
AND ENTERPRISE, has received the unqua fled prefe.-
of Instructors literary men AID others
in The Of Edu Many Of the best school,
New York city, BTookly and Baltimore as well n.
Cincinnati Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago, Milwa,i-
zee ana many other important places the works of
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE SUPERINTENDENT
GUrFEy's ECLECTIC RE,DEss are recommended by the
o'h Supcfhtchutt oi public Instruction, for gcncI al
/ Gsc ~ Mi higap.
ILLINOIS STATE SUPERINTENDENT su-
pcI~trnGct Of public Instruction. recommends MCrr-
\ for
adoption ihroU. hOUt Illinois.
WISCONSIN SUTERINTENDENT-T superin-
tendrnt of public instruction for Wisconsin, rec III
Hends thc adoption of McGuyFEV's ECLEcrIc READERS
into the schools OF that state.
We shall only add some short from the Tes.
un"hl 81 ie" OF ne MANY prominent Educators ho
who have dccl red Tie superior merit of these works
IL aIn not Hide gru,ilied to know that the voutl Of
te W ct have access 30 eIicc, series OF Rcadu.
Book. '--lYWAN BEECHER, ID. ID.
~ can cordially recommend them to all who desire
HOOKS, which. while they assist them ia gvg 10 hos,
under their charge sound moral and religious
10 not touch co. trovcrsi points "rHosJ BIoos. - u
I'VE cordially concur in The opinions above eNprc,se,
10y Or. BIsss Key Tr1t, Rev J. WILDER, Super
intending Inst. Wesley Female COLLEGE; Rev Jos NJ
rrinlb!c, lae Professor in Augusta College, Rev T. l.
NasooE; Rev Asa Dewey, Professor III Western Baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books Of Professor McGuHey combine
cNct!ierces ~ matter, style prd arrangement, which
render them preferable 10 any works which have seen
il- >uieCt Is h-CHARLEs Elliot. PROF OF Ri 81
one and Bellies tettns, Western University, Pa.
"A srecirc recommendation of MCGnhy's series OF
ducion Ia their general ise"Rcv DR. BIsuop, late Pres
dent ci Mia!nl tLiver-ity.
IL have tired vaiious reading hooks in school ard
was pleased with The plan OF some; bat f.icEd n.lc,ed
L" oNuiunC Mctuicy series. about two years ago
which did, and forthwith introduced ,leni into n,y
sch.o,. Alter testing their merits, feel prcrareL to
recommend them to the public. The series Is good well
arranged and JncIouSN cnpiil'': alphabetically The
STANDARD scu0oI. SERIES ot the present aye n viii
require, III my humble opinion, SerN SIpenor school
boob To supcrscIc the Ec Ctc series ~. +. GILps
r c.al al the Normal Grammar school, keed, svil!e
Mar land. ">''
Il feel periecIy safe in expressing the ouinon that il
embraces series OF c.4s school books OF the hiAest
crceHehce."-REV M,nAH. rest Obrilin Col.
Il tdke pleasure IN statirg that Consider them well
aart,d. ahd emhcity calculated TO list the eutiou
"! awahen hr energies OF 'he expanding mind Of the
Youth o oar country "DR II II MHARs. Principal of
Manhattan ACa,enY. CITY.
We have had Nct.nfcy' Eclectic Readers in use in
oui school or about M months. aud scly say %:
.-'"e Sc""f'fs "@t Mem N"ee Is uhnecsssIrN.'-l.
NANnERi III. uIcipal OF AsSocit, Academy. y CHS
'l!'Ni"s TOM" them not only Ilne>s bat pleIc
with ST "ci'I, a,a tiic.iui from bt:u.!ng to cid
do .ost cooIallN recommend hc.n To- the tIou ,,d
patronage e" al i'achtrs who desi.e The mi. %.
ihtig pupils ii-teic, Hho tir !abors l,,scn,
10, II IL tnzE. VI .isc, al al Mar, lad H. ,t,tIt,
Nj cniicN Readers, i.om No 80 No ). INCLUSIVE.
have "~'d tor sew raj Wears past; AID der Iie,.
series, >Hi rciuF To any Ihai have fallen under M,
LGtlcr.'-s .rGEAHr, Rector ~ Mary : Hill, ialt.
after having used 'nlny oi Tie most r"pular SIRE,
Z" Readers That have been published ior The L,sl twenty
i've wears, about lirce months since introduced ME-
Ganrs 3, c'soiic Readers my school, have 40
he's tlti. -, that consider them superior To any
o,h,r similar wofas that have secn"-A CONE
Teach =, Astoria, /. ].
Il have examined McCufe>'s Eclectic Readers, ans
deem them drsorsi z oi high co.imeldaon."--W z
LYoN. dhci. al ui Lang h.st!Iule, Y.
81 colsiG.r the EclectIc ano' the uery best
Amr:tAn ieAt books At The Of ehi. al institution.
confirm ihe h'sh nrnion previously entcrtan.
their n.ci~."-i iof y 4 DaooNs. author of BROOKS
l. ssiral Works Snie,utcEiirg Instructor III tie
MtihU, -, Female College, baltimore.
Il the fast o
ArIIhiuric, ana have much pleasure ia expressing the
h,sh o. ion have lorn.,i 81 its nerirs In an unnrr.
LC loru, aid hcdtItg ICE adapted to- the widest
utlls popular >churi book. he has
a lucid and logical treatise an Ar,hnetc 'i.Eu'L STE
rHENs iioie>sur Of mathematics and Natural fhiios.-
ply, Western iLiversit,. Ia
In The month .! SCI tcuiber 1881 saw Rays Arith-
metic and Asehia, i The first unc ana after cursory
examination, ea>sd wuh the uuc,ve arrangement oi
the yaIio,s principles contained in them. de- crned
intl,aucc Them ny Acaden,y better pleased
with tnen than Nth an, WORKS I'll the same Kind have
ever USED los Ii CL,RbE, NJ, Mar Lend Instr NE.
Taken in connection with the aesies Rays tTiih-
neiir, pant ;d decidedly oi The best works
have srtn, aid Eoie tian any other with which
'oqate' will VIII the Interest III The student tn this
iLui>, 'chsaie stud! - kNowLTox Teacher OF maIh-
cmaiIcs, Cincinnati Central high school
KAY Algebra, III the best book for common
schools aud academies that have secn"JAs Mason.
IIof mathematics, Bethany CD.
~ ih The last thrce months have carefully cy-
TEeo the Eclectic series Of Readers ami polling boot.
AID without hesitation Reservation, pronounce it
TIE very best scies We have ever seen.'-A SruRrE-
N = " III pii'-
ic huol> 81 Chicago
"si cior iii he necharica execution; ard cheap
er, by olcthird, ihe amount o Ica,ling matter being
considered IN connection with tle price"-Nepur: 81 The
Teachers Institute To t. TcN Book Committee u, the
Board Of Education of Milwaukee.
or sale by A.. J. WHITNEY CO..
al the .N'EIF GOTHIC STORE, OF Tnird
Street, 81 Paui, a .jew steps tetor the Li5rary,
and at ~ .4nihonyiy J. T. lplLSON
Ia addition 10 the above will be kept every variety of
ini>c iianens BOOKS, and the finest and extensive
socA ct stan"erN eyer offered lp The pabc in general
aid NinLtsoi4 N particular. A. J. W. ~ Co.
SAINT uul November, 1851. J-3l
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