New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-31
WINTERToN1s PENMANsHIP
AND BOOKKEEPING ACADEMY.

No. Isl Broadway. Granite Building.
EMBOLDENED oy large And increasing public patron.
the extraordinary he has with in teaching the
ART OF PENMANSHIP Mr.. wtNrkSroN, invites stten,or
CIRCULAR
The advantages OF good hand ritins tncscuabe
The merchant the editor the lawyer the divine the mechsn-
i the laborer. ladies' gentem-n and youth all know lis
vau-indeed mercantile accounts professional records and
socAl and correspondence could have exist,
ence whoui' Why IS H. then. thai 80 many write ind
ereuty! We daily instances of persons who sub
able 10 egby ter names We see clerks lack
log certain Of advancement, drudge on In subo
dnai. situations AFTER year how many osd writers
of employ search daily the pubic prints Tor an adver-
suited their and as often hnd barrier In
tina rsquisitioa that the apy,Gnt nus 'rrtt good hnn6
WHY snoud these things be IL csnuot De sGd tna GOOD
handwriting difficult acquire On the contrary MT.
w boldly that and thai Inc most VICIOUS
writing may be- (ior moderate expenditure OF Time and
money! completely aud pensnenIy reformed Anotor the
following reasons
mechanical Errors in writing arise from an Improper
position the pen bad habits in forming and joining he e
iers ineffective eachng end va,iogs 9he, sources The
pursued in this Academy cooc,s sse errors and toas the
style Striking The very rOocothc evi begins WIN
li explanation O The tue method OF holding the pen WIN
exercises The formation acerrcl lshitln this particular
No, only the setmethod shown, butthe rry II the
best, and why other mode must ne wTong snd Theses
EXERCISES are ioaueeH az 'e NuIse ta1.. ~ 's
respect is fundamental and many of ts deficiencies OF
bad writing trsceabe TO this defect The pupil then
conducted step by step, hroughs regular course oi pro-
lessons cnmmeucns with the simplest and grad
approaching the more ditlcuL upon ne
required attain good degree OF proficiency. before
proceeding the The Lessons grounded upon
careful annals Sis of the elements OF good wrung and al
subsequent copies and cses written In conformity
with laen. i lille continuous practice makes of the new
styea ec tGbh, more easily pfsciced man he oa ore
with infinitely greater satisfaction. And thus in short
lime rapid handling of the pen, and legibe and eegsn
peumansp TIE reward OF moderate pains and little Mon
Nj w defes the world produce more effective sys
o;.achn Hundreds in This city have already awaited
themselves of s advantages and with perfect satisfaction
in every instance
HOUSEKEEPING BY SINGLE AND DOUBLE ENTRY.
This indispensable branch OF mercantile educaiions taught
the thorough and practical manner The various
transactions OF business Introduced and eucidated sets
of books regularly opened and closed and clear
into the usages ocommercisl life Is every pupil The
number lessons Is not limited the pupil being permitted 10
attend until perfected.
Terms very moderate and made known application.
The Academy is open day and evening.
This circulars addressed a snd especially 10 young
men engaged ill., or emplang commercial or profess
slonal lis Jol