The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1856-07-23
THE COLLEGIATE roURsE.

II COLLEGIATE COURSE.
which is Designed to embrace all branches PrRELY
MERcASrILE, has been recently enlarged, and cas-
now be regarded as one eff the most lengthy, tho
in any similar institution in the United States.
TIL BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT.
embraces three distinct grades, viz Initiatory,
ReguIar, and Extended Courses. and taught ON Fol
SONS New Method, M by over twenty
OF the most reliable Practical Accountants OF
H NEW METHOD OF TEACHING,
strikes al the very terminating points of the Sci
sion of the Ledger. whereby Is seen the proper line
OF demarkat'on between Real md Representative
Property and the governing law to transfer, as re-
gardsIts ehectlng The tDo classes of 4 ccCuIts, and
those OF the ssnle class. in every variety OF trans
tilrl science OF march ri It's time honored mysterics,
made such by ar0itrargHnd iafaiti6fe rules. mean
hi student To acquire correct notions of accounts
as embodied in actual practice.
THE I~NITIAToRY COURSE.
embraces a regularly progressive series of manu-
script cards, classified soms hat as to the variety
principles and philosophy of Accounts, rather
than mere routine sHd aCtUa formula, by address
ing the reason and judgment IF the student, whn
studies with the view 9f apprehending and srri-
wing AZ results, and pushes on his investigations
with much greater confidence, pleasure and inde-
Ii REGULAR COURSE.
is intended &c represent every species of business,
from the smallest Retail to the heaviest and ~ osI
intricacate of Whole ale and Commission. as we'll
a Banking. RaIlroadiug. &c. demanded ut 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
a GIav wish I spend l""serthsu the time re4ttred
by the Regular course. (anG that gTatuituusiy y
preparatory to entering SEINE Special House.
81 taking in addition the extended course, the
Student WILDE faithfully sut prUfitaaly employed
six mouths
PEN.maNSLTP. Practical aud Ornamental. II
all its varieties. VIII be laugh in the IN aSt tho
rough and eli ,icEt manner. by one Of thu hest
teachers in the West, Besides the usual nethCd
of teaching busirrss Writing. the Chirhytlno-
grspR.C system viii also be taught. This Svste m
so popular and recommended by our hest educa-
-tionai zen. il now taught in the pnhIic Schools OF
places gre 0peH f"T coJd :caChcrSe Crhirhythmn-
gfaphv a. sonu as they can he qualified
Daily t"Ctures on Practical and rhnnrctica 81
Reok kCCpi- mercantile laws. commercial tth-
les, p~Giitics' economy. arr of cuclputUti"n. com
uercia. calculations. mercantile customs. bank.
ing exchange. com glerce. ralirHa iiur. CONNER
ciai history, business correspondence, aeunan
sh p, &c.
tn New Suit of Rooms nr this CcIIeSc. acru-
are corner OF In Pablo square Hrd SHp,r5ol
street. af"rding a fair view Of most paris Of the
city aud the Lake. The R.rr,S are Ueaily ari
:a%Sretulty fIrriSd"ti. sHTpRs-jrr W - aUty ard Cnh
s~cricnce, perhaps these # any simtsr institution
in tue G-.0g.
TIL E-HDEFS COU2SEistbe-amc as that of;he
GeDtl.IreH, 81 riiu@ equal facilities L. aiiiadit
who may wish ~ avail themselves If the Com
DrrCiei course.
The Prin ipal hevineGr extensive huincss az
GvainJancrs. = eraNi,d to secure good siiuGtIsHs
fJr Iasny ii his grad .atcs
v. L For rartiCnl4!s send for ca:sit cues cHi
ciJcUls-s ny ID&it. nOY 2S-tf