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MCLAIn'S COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio.

W, McCLAIN, Principal and Professor Of Tie Sci
cHcc of Ico0Wuts.
W. P. COOPER, Professor Of Busiasss and oyna-
mental p,omapsi lin.
II. AMBLER E.q, Lectaror Gu Commercial Lac.
CommcyciaI-Thi Department will furnish the stuS
dent excellent facilities for acquiring a thorough ptac-
ticGl knowledge Of Single and Double Entry Book
ks1 ing, ard Commercial Calculations, as applied TO
every Department Of Commerce, Manufacturing, Rail
Road aud Steamboat business etc. II also embraces
business Pcnmanship, Commercial Correspondence and
Lectures On Commercial Law.
though establishments in large sites have hitherto
been regarded as almost the only reliable sources of e
Business Education, VIC hope to fender this Institution
uo less worthy Of the confidence and patronage OF bu-
sincss men, than are those to be found at the great
centres Of trade. Tie comparative ~ctcapncss OF REM
and living enables as 10 furnish tuition at much lower
rn.c7 than it can be Lad in larger places.
Mr.. C1nrer is well iuown as an accomplished and
successful Teacher Of tic Srcnccrian System of PEN
mrushp, and We feel no Lcai'arcy in saying thathe
he has no superior, except Mr.. Spencer, either rs N
HTfer or Instructor, in any Commercial College in tho
rs We have frequently boon asks within the past
year, why the tuition fees for instruction in Book
Keeping arc 80 much higher than for most other bran
cats II a-.gn.r, we deem 1t proper TO say that whilc
attending Mr.. Dui'5 Commcrcial College, at Pitts*
lurgh, for the purpose eff becoming fully acquainted
with chat eminent teachers system, Us well as with his
modes OF instruction, and also while visiting some OF
the best Commercial! Schools in this State, VIC werS
lNut continued ia The opinion which eight years or
experience in Bookkeeping, under vsfious eircnm-
stances, Lad previously forced upon Us, that to receive
@ thorough, practical k~u1Ulolsc Of the science Of ac-
counts, tie Iuil must tc Under the constant care of
Tie instructor making tho labor of teaching. ono stu
dent Book Keeping Equal 10 that bestowed on several
IN most ether iranch"s of science and therefore, rem
Gcriug it impossible for a teacher to take chargs of
more than hop fifteen to twenty students at ono time.
Stadonts VIII BE- instructed Individually y, 50 that they
can enter at any time.
From seven to ten weeks ara sufficient to completes
the course.
set Of neat, comfortable and commodious rooms
me- being fitted up for the accommodation OF the In
siitute.
Diplomas are awarded to those who complete the
course aud sustain u satisfactory examination.
Good boarding can be had at from $500 to $3.50
per week.
The first session VIII commence November 40,
1855.
TERMS Payable Invariably in advance, unless q
special arrangement is made to the contrary.
Full Mercantile coL;st, including, i'll addition to book,
keeping, business rentnanshir, law lectures and
commercial correspondence, $40, OG
Same course for ladies, $500
Ornamental peumanshir, twenty lessons, $500
Ayiaac.-Mrs. r. II. McCLAIN, who has sp,nt
several years il preparing herself to teach the different
varieties of Painting and Drawing, authorizes me to
say that She will take pleasure in giving those who
wish her services, regular courses of instruction in
Pen and Pencil Drawing, Water Color, Oil and Mono
chromatic Painting and S~ketching from nature
Toms moderate.
As the Board Of Education of the Union School Of
this place, think that l will, by opening such a school
as that for which Ireccntiy issued a circular, so inter-
iore with the success of the High School department
of said Union School, as virtually to violate the spirit
of a contract made between them and myself a few
weeks since, | have agreed to dispense with all the de-
partmorts Of the Institution mentioned in said circular
except the Commercial Department, to which l Will
therefore he able to give my entire attention.
Salem, Oct. %, 1854. WIN. McCLAfN.