The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1853-01-27
STANDARD TEXT-ROOKS.
ECLECTIe EDUCATIONAL SERIES.

STANDARD TEXT-ROOKS,
ECLEcrIe EDUCATIONAL SERIES.
The most Eminent Of our Practical Educator.
speak in the highest terms Of approval Of
the Works competing this Series.
Their having become established the leading school
! books in a MAJoaiTY OF THE SrsTEs oE rHs
CSioN, and especially, their general use
THRouo souT THE ENTIRE Wssr,
Is sufficient evidence of heir unparalleled popularity.
| These works are not only the BEST; bat they ~,
ss" the ChsArssr senooL Books before The public
and being Eene,ly used In the Schools Of the Ter
r'iqy, fERSEST uniformity be easily SECURED sid
preserved.
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
by Professor VIZ. II. McGCFsEY, LIDO
McGrFrhYs EcLEcrIc SrsLLiso BOOK.
McG-FFEr ECLECTIC FIRST READER.
do DO Ta,RD %
Do g % % Iss.:H 3
HsNANs' Yerae LADIES' READER, u Prof ?.anec.
ARITHAtETYCs.
(i'y Dr. Jos. Ray Professor Of Mathematics ia W ood
ward Collese)
RAYS AaiTHsBTIC. TART FIRST.
RAN's ARITHMETIC. PART SECOND.
RAY's ARITHMETIC, PAar THRU.
GRAMMARS. ALGERIA.
ny Professor T. j raaeo., RAYS ALs:nna, pan ers,
fiAsEo's PRIMARY GRAnaAR W do qsri ID.
Analytical do
This series, ,se aroduc, of wEsrEnx IxrsLLKcr
,Np ENrERfRIsE has received the unqualified p.eic.
en!e OF Instructors, Library men ard other. interested
in the Of Edue atio,. MsDy OF the bcs: schools
New York city, Brook, AID Baitnore, wei ne
Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Indianapolis, Chicago. Nilwss-
keF ana many otheI important places Use lie work. u
this series.
MICHIGAN STATE surEKiNTENpENT-Mc-
CUFFEr's ECLECTIC READERS ale recommended by the
Sat Superintendent, CO public instruction, for genera,
in Michigan.
ILLINOIS STATE srPERlHTENDENT.--Th s--
peii:en,ent of pubic inst uctio recon enis Mcluf
~. IA Il o
adoption throughout Illinois
WISCONSIN SUPERINTENDENT saperin-
tcndent OF public Instruction for Wisconsin,
ends th3 adoption of McGuF FEY's Eel EEApERs
into the schools OF that state
shall only add some short extracts from tie Tc~-
n;ony OF a iew Of me manv prcnin9ni Educa;ors no
who have drcered the superior meS, a these works.
Il nin not little Sra,ica know thai tie youth cf
The esi have access 20 80 perfect series OF Reading
Eoohs."-IIM,N EGECnEg. ID. d.
~ can ror;isl recommend Them TO NIL who dcs.rc
books. which While tlsy Ihel in g!yng to those
under ileT charge Sound and eligGus i,trucon,
30 not t0uc, CO.. trovcrs Al ro.ns."ros.j BIGGs, DID
..W. ,ot,liali, couc,r IN Tho ,,ious above ey
by ~. ki.gs "-Rev Teft; Rev d - ber, Super
int, ruIng inst. Wesleyan Female College; Rev JOS VI
Triubic, late Professor IN Augusta College, Rev Z /.
Naccoi Rev Asa Dewe! Professor in Western Baptist
Institute.
The Eclectic Books of Professor McGuG9y combine
eScerHcics IL matter, st.ie ARD arrangement, NHcs
render them preferable TO any woTAs winch have seen
ON The same s"CuARLEs ELLi0r, Prof Of Rh.t.
or,c and Bc.l,s ct,scs Western University, IA.
- scoiic rsCu'nH erdstioB or NoGufty's series Of
school books is not reeuod b, is PERIOD as an
dlo ,ion IL then gere4 'IseHcv DR. BIsnoP, ac Pres
dcrt OF Miami nivei.iiy.
81 nave tried Vatus reading books in my school, AM
pleased with the rla Of sne bat friend directed
examine McC"fts's series. about years ago.
which I'D, srd forthwith introduced IL I'M irto my
school Alter testing their merits, feel prepared 10
recommend them 10 the public. The series is good, well
arranged, ard jud,cously compiied empatically the
STANDARD SCHOOL sLRIEs Of the present age. II viii
require, ii NY humble opinion, very superior school
book suIerscde The Eclcctic ~. l.. GiLps
Principal OF the Normal Granular school, Heed! syille
Mary land.
81 feel perfeoy sax. in expressing The opiron hat
embraces selcz OF class scu0o books OF the niyaest
srceUence."-Rsf N,uAN, rres Obei.in Col.
81 take pleasure IL stating that cunscr ihctn we'll
adj tcd aud eaenty calculated TO ens, the ention
md awa.en ,ic energies Of the panins 'hi. OF tho
youth of our country "Da ii Ii MEARs, Principal OF
Manhattan Academy, City.
I'VE have had McGu.fv.'s Eclectic Readers IN
our school for about nine and s.tel. say Of
theE. what cannot say Of ANY that have beioe used
the scaotars HAe hcn More IS unnco essary ~
vANDEREILT, Principal Of A>socilte AcaGeiny Ny CITY
'iIa,ing found them not Only i3uitiess, bit r. pieLe
with instruction sAd etilcaiio from beginning To cnd
TO cordially recommend ihem tGiht edoi zion ard
patronage OF all teachers Who desire 20 the minds Of
me; i is enlightened di'd thcf Gw,i ianrs lf.sered
Jos h LLARNE Principal Of MaTy land Institnrt
"NcGuity's Readers, from NJ 10 No s. inclusive,
have used ior sov.rai ,cars past; sn5 conser he:n
as series superior 10 Any nat have fallen te. ny
notlcc."S s.RoE,>1, Rector st Mar!'a Hall, Bait
'Aicr having used 'sany Of tAc most popular
OF Readers tla nave been published fer the last twenty
Gvc ears, about three months since introduced Nc.
Cuaey,s Eclectic Rtaoegs INTO rs! school, nave
hesitation suNl t.ut CNIsitr tnert u.eTlcr
oihsr SIMILAR works thai have seen'-A CANE,
Teacher, Astoria, / ].
Il have examined MciufTe,' Eclectic READERS. sra
deem them deserving ci h{h commend ton."-W
Lyon, .incirm c! lr,ms Institute, y y.
81 cous.ter Tie Eclectic sorcs an,o'g TIE rcry best
American tex, books A, The oeu.mg O. our institution,
they were introduced into uuI yuIre CHESTS lnG
confirms the hgh opinion previously ent.lt a.rd "
their neri,s"-rrof BhooNs suthoy &c .ireoks'
Classical Works" STRENGTHENING instruction in tho
Nethodist eu.ne College, BalIirore.
81 have examined the last edicl OF Professor RAYS
Arithmetic, and have much Pleasure IL expressing The
high opinion hive formed 81 It's merits Ia IN unpre
t:Lding form. and heating price sa pted the widest
utiity popular school boot, hc winter las given
Il LUCID and logical trea,ac Ar..hineticn-lEN'l STE
rhLHS, PROT ssor 81 ms,hena;lGs en1 nstur, fIoso-
,hy. v cstern University, Ia
ain the month Of september. 1916, say Ray'sArith-
mec ara g.bl2 ii the first ni. ara after cnIsory
evan niion pleased with The mductve afrag sinen' ri
The vaiions principles contained in ihen determined
10 introduce them INTO Academy. be tte5 pleased
sinh the9 than With works of the .ini avo
ever u.s.. "--Jos II CLARKE, NJ, MARY land Institute
"1krn p conn,c tion with The s..ies, Rays Arit,-
metc, part 3D. is decidedly one "t TIE best works
have sc.n, AID more Than any other with which
ac4usn,e, will YIN The interest of ,ae student 10 this
emaiics, Cincinnati Central High school
"Ray ; Algebra, part first is the b>i book for common
schools and academies tiat have seen."J>sP Mason,
Pro-! mathematics, Bcthan. Col
within the last three months have care .ulIy
mined the Eclectic series OF aea,ers aii spens-
aiG "it"ou' hesitation o. feser'ai" we pronounce It
the vrg! best series We have evef seen'A StuRTg-
NAST, kGALLs and ten others, teachers III thu pub
hc schools of Chicago
superior 81 hc mechanical eyecriion; and cheap
eT, by one-thId the amount al reading matter being
considered IN connection with The pfce"Re port OF Tho
Teachers institute tie Text Book Committee Of The
Board OF j-ducatioB ut Milwaukee,
at he y ,E = coHHi Il sfoSE e. o. Tn 7R;ra
Street, ST. Paul. te,c steps telo,c tie Library,
and ct st .4atbohy W J p. WILSO.N:
In addition the above, will h kept every variety Of
miscellaneous books, and the finest and iot extensive
stock Of Stationery oIe1 to The public in general
and Minnesota in particular A. J. ". y Co.
Saint Pau, November, 1851. 3-3l
REAL ESTATE.