The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-08-13
THE COLLEGIATE CoURs

THE CoURsE.
which is designed to embrace all branches PURELY
now be regarded as one eff the most Lengthg. tho
rough and complete ever INTRODUCED to the public
in any similar Institution in the United States.
THE BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT.
embraces three dlstlnct grades, viz Initiatory,
Regular, and Extended Courses, and taught on Fol,
SONS New Method, recommended by over Twenty
of the most reliable Practical Accountants Of
THE NEW METHoD OF TEACHING,
strikes at the very terminating points of the Sci
eHce, revealing the great naturaltwo-fold divi-
sion OF the Ledger, whereby is seen the proper line
of demarkation between Real and Representative
Property and the governing law to transfer, as re-
gardsits e%Hecting the tDo classes of Accounts, and
those OF the ssme class. in every variety of trans
actions, thus stripping this most useful and beau
tiful science of much Ofits time hOnOred mysteries,
made such by arbitrary and infahi6Ie rules, mean
he student to acquire correct notions of accounts
THE INIT1ATORY COURSE.
embraces a regularly progressive series of manu-.
script cards, classified somewhata as to the variety
of transactions 1t aims to develope the first
principles and philosophy of Accounts, rather
than mere routine and actual formula, by address
ing the reason and judgment of the student, who
studies with the view of experimenting and arri-
wing at results, and pushes on his investigations
with much greater C confidence, pleasure and indie
H REGULAR COURSE.
is intended tc represent every species of business,
from the smallest Retail to the heaviest and m ost
intricacate of Wholesale and Commission, as well
as Banking, RaIlrOading, &C., demanded at pre-
sent by our vast and constantly increasing COM
merce.
THE EXTENDED COURSE.
embraces lengthy, practical sets from the various
Business Firms, and is designed for such students
as may wish to spend longer than the time re 1uired
by the Regular course, (and that gratuitously, }
preparatory to entering some Special House.
By taking in addition the Extended course, the
Student WILDE faithfully and profitably employed
six months.
PEN.MANSHIP Practical and Orn amentaI, il
all its varieties, will be taught in the mOst tho
rough and efficient manner, by.one of thu best
teachers in the West, Besides the usual method
of teaching Business Writing, the Chirhythmo-
graphic System will also be taught. This Syste m
so popular and by our best educa-
tional men, is now taught in the PnbIic Schools of
Gle veland, Columbus and Toledo. Many other
places are open for good teachers f chirhythmo-
graphy as soon as they can be qualified.
Daily Lectures on Practical and Theoretical
Reok-keepiL-. mercantile laws, commercial Eth
les, political economy, art of computation, COM
mercial calculations, mercantile customs. bank
ing exchange, commerce, ralirOading, CONNER
cial history, business correspondence, penman-
ship, &c.
The New Suit of Rooms of this College, occu-
are corner of the Public Square and Superior
street, a%fording a fair view of most parts of the
city and the Lake. The Rooms are neatly and
tasteiully furnished, surprising in beauty and con-
venience, perhaps those eff any similar Institution
in the ORION.
The LADIES same as that ofthe
Gentlemen, afording equal facilities to alliadies
who may wish to avail themselves of the Com
mcTcial course.
The Principal having an extensive buiness &C
quaintanccs, is enabled to secure goodsituations
for many of his graduates
y. B For particulars send for catalogues and
circulars by mail. nov 2S-tf.