Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1856-12-04

Faculty.
E. G. FoLsox, 1T C.LxIss, O. Fl. Jrpp,
ir rstructors in Accounts. and Lecturers Busnos
Customs, &c.
A. J. PHELPS, w. ii. CLARK. o. II. JuDD,
Teacher, of Practic al and Ornsme Mt al Fenmanship
Gro. BkADsrkk, Profs. T. B. HUDSON, A. Cur Iss,
Special Lecturers.
Tuo,. BoLTos. GroRsx wILLER. c. w. PALMER,
Hon. JOHN CROwELL,
lecture on Commercial Law, Science Of Govern
mPnt, &c.
Ira sANuEL c. AIKEN. JANIS B Bottles.
Reys. S. W. ADAMS, RoHT. CLAYTON, JAS. e. White,
Prof. ]. A. THodK,
Lecturers Commercial Ethics and Political Econ
omy.
Joux B. wAs1ss, n. B. HrRLurr, E. L. JONES, w.
W. HARDER
Lecture Banking. Fin anoe, Rail, oading. Com
merce, &c.
VISITING COMMITTEE:
A. C. Brownel. John B. Waring, n. l.. Chaplin,
J. l.. Severance, T. p. Handy, Andrew Freesc,
%. p. Ee!s z. II. VI athcr, G. BTsdburn,
George Wiley.
TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited $40
Same Course for Ladies 25
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penman ship. simply )
For full Course in Foursins. etc, "a per agreement
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE,
which is designed TO embrace all branches PURELY
MERCANTILE. has been recently enlarged. and can
now be REGARDED of the most lengthy. through
similar Institution in the United States.
THE BOOKKEEPING DEPARTMENT
embraces tir distinct grades, viz: HiiiItSrV. RSgu
u!ar and ErtsRded Courses, and taught on FoLsDN's
NEW METHOD. recommended by over TWENTY OF the
l:ost reliahe Practical ACCOUNTANTS of Gle veland
THE NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
strikes nj the very terminating points OF The Science
revealing the great natural two fold division OF the
.rdger. whereby is the proper line OF demarka
liOn ht tween Peal and Representative Property and
the governing sw of transfer, az reca d. II affecting
,rF nf fha
CLASS in every variety ofransactions thus siriprnr
is most lul and beautiful science of much of its
time hOn0red Ryseries. made such by ar1itrars GEd
RJGi6!s rules HecRtng geSS forms ana false notions;
and hence enables The student to acquire correct no
Ito rs Of accounts embodied in actual practice.
THE INITIATORY COURE
embraces regularly progressive series of manuscript
cards classified s0mew hat as TO the variety OF trans
-etiOns II aims to develop the first principles and
OF Accounts. rather than mere routine
and actual formula. by addressing the and
Judgment of the stu ent, who studies with the view
If and arriving at results. and push
an his Investigations with much greater confidence,
pleasure and dependence
THE REGULAR COURSE
IS intended to represent ecerg species of busn ess
rom the smallest Rea il to the hedUisSt and most in
'r,cqte of VI hOesale and Commission, well a.
Bank Ing Ralr0ading, ETC., demanded at present, by
Jur asst and constantly increasing Commerce.
THE EXTENDED COURSE
en- h:sccs irgthy practical sets from the various
busiEess FIN is dosisnCd for such students as
may wIsh 10 sTend longer than the time required by
the Regular CGUTe land that tatuitOusiy,) prepar
Rt0ry 10 cnte ring some special House.
BY lakirg in addition the Extended Course, the
student i'll be faithfully and proitably employed six
IGnths.
PENMANSHIP, PR,crICAL AND Ornamental, in
all its varieties " i'll be taught in the most thorough
and efficient manner, by of the best teachers in
he West. RGsides the usual method OF teaching
Business Whiting. tie ChirythmOgraphc System
Will also lie taught. This system, so popular, and
rec commended by our hest educational men, L. now
Taught the Pul,ic Schools OF Cleveland, Columbus
and TO.edO. Many olAer places are open for good
ea chers of Cbrytnmography, soon as they can be
qualified
DAILy LEcrUREs on Practical and Theo retica
Book erins, Ear ;aTtile Laws, Commercial EthIcs,
PoiGicg al Lcono ny, IT Of Computation Commercial
"a Cula icl {, Slsrcautile Customs, Banking ES-
.hsn-c, Commerce, RaiT0ading, Commercial His
ory. Business Correspondence, PenmansaIp, &c
The new suit of rooms of This College occupies the
finest location III The city, situate as they are on the
of Pubic Square and Superior street, afford
ng fair view of parts OF the city. the lake and
furnished, surprising beauty and convenience per
lapS those OF any srmilar Institution in the Union
TIE LADIES' COURSE is the same as that of
he Gentlemen, atprdiug equal facilities to all ladies
wi may wish avail themselv yes of the Commerciai
rDurse.
The Principal, having an extensive business ac-
quantance, euahied 10 secure good situations Tor
many Of hi graduates.
N. B.-FOr particulars, send for Catalogues and
Circulars by mail no6