The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-10-15
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.

Same Course for
Twenty Lessons in Pract Penmanship. simpiy..5
Full course in Flourishing, &c. as per agreement
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.
which is designed to embrace all branches PCREBY
MERCANTILE, has been recently enlarged, and cal
now be regarded as one ef the most lengthy. tho
rough and complete ever INTRODUCED to the pubIc
in any similar institution in The United States.
II BOOK EEPING DEPARTMENT. -
embraces three distinct grades, viz: Initiatory,
Regular, and Extended Courses. and taught on Fol
sonl's New Method, by over Twenty
of the most reliable Practical Accountants OF
TaF NEW METHoD OF TEACHING,
strikes at the very terminating points of the Sci
eace. revealing the great naturaltwo-fold divi-
sion of the Ledger. whereby Is seen the proper line
of demarkation between Real and RepreSeRtati0e
Property and the gOverningl law to transfer, as re-
gardsits eGectipe the two classes of Accounts. aud
those OF the ssme class.in every variety OF trans
actions, thus stripping this most useful and beau
tiful science of much oiits time IGNORED mysteries,
made such by arbitrary aud infafE6Ie rules, mean
ingfesS forms and false notions; audience enables
he student to acquire correct notions of accounts
THE INiTIATORY COURSE
embraces a regularly progressive series of manu-
OF transactions. 1t aims to develope the first
principles and philosophy of Accounts, rather
than mere routine aud actua! formula, by address
ing the reason and j~udgmento of the stude mt, who
studies with the view of experimenting and arri.
with much greaterc confidence pleasure and indie
THE REGULAR COURSE.
isintended TIC represent very SPECIES of business,
from the smallest RetaiIto the heaviest and II osi
lntricaCdte of Whole. ale nd Commission. as we'll
"a Ranking, RailrOading. &c. demanded at pre-
sent by oar vast and constantly increasing com
merCe.
EXTENDED COURSE.
embraces lengthy. practical sets from the Various
Business Firms, and i designed for su oh students
asmay wish t spend lOpgerthan the time required
by the Regular course, (aud that gratuitousiy, J
preparatory to entering some SIceiai House.
BY taking in addition the Extended course. the
Student willbc faithfully and probably employed
six months.
P~EN1FawsHFP. Practical and OruamentaI.i il
all its varieties, VIII be taught ia the most tho
rough and ell. ieut manner. by one Of tho best
teachers III the West. Besides he usual niCtEod
Of teaching Busircss " rifiHc. the Chirhythmo-
graphic system wiil also Re Taught. This Systr M.
so popular and TcCOmncudcG hv our hest eduCa-
tIonRl men. is now taught III Lhe lnhliC Schools Of
Cleveland, Columbus aud rnleto- Many Cthei
places are upcu Ter good tracherse r Chirb ythno-
eruphy AZ soon as tbCy can re qualified.
Daily lectures ON PjaciiCas and Thenretical
Bcok- nc pin mercantile laws. commerce la. 18th
les, pOliliCu, economy. art of computation. com.
nerC!al calculations, mercantile customs. hank.
ing exchange. commerce. r1iiroaling. CONNER.
ciai history, business correspondence. pcnnian
ship. &c.
Tn" New Snit 81 Rooms of this college. oCcu
pies The finest location In Ihe city situated a. they
are corner Of THE Pubiic Square and superior
street. ~1fUrGinc = fair view OF most paris at tht
city and the LaEe. The Rooms are neatly aai
ta%tJiuliy furnished surprising in hcauty a"d CON
reniencF, perhaps thtse er ANY si.nilar institution
in thc Orion.
Tie L.cpiE rOURSEistheeamc as that Gftl,
GrLtler:Cn, a~Fordit@ eGaal facilities to aiiiajie.
Who may wish 10 avail themselves of the Com
nCrcial course.
Tie Principal hrving an extensive huiness ar.
quaintancCs. - eHa1icd to secure coed situations
for many rf his graduates
y. Is For particulars send for Catalogues and
circUla ty mail nuv 2S-tf