Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-07-14
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MERCANTILE COL LEGE
COrnerPubIie Square.
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
INCORPORATED MAY 9, 1851.
E. &. FOLSOM, A. NJ, 49,. PRINCIPAL.
INCORPORATED MAY Q. 1851.

z. G. FOLSOM, A. NJ, .,... PRINCIPAL.
FACULTY.
f. G.. Folsom, J. 7. Calkins, O. II. Judd, Instrus-
tors In Accounts, and Lectures Business Customs
A. J. helps, w. II. Clark, O. H. Judd, Toachors Of
George Bradburn, Prof. T. b. M"Sson. Pror A cur-
It's, Special Lecturers
rhos. Bolton, Goo. willay c. w. Palmer, Hon
John Crowcll, Lecturers Commercial Law Science
of Government, &c.
Drs. samuel Akin, James B. Bolles, Rev. lsey-
mour W. Adams, Robert Claxton, Jas. q. Whitc Prof
): a. 1home Lecturers on Commercial Ethics and
John D: Wnring, H. B. Hurlbu, f. l.. Jones, w. w.
5iarder, Lecturers on Banking, Finance, Rairoading
VISITING COMMITTEE.
sss$ 5s %@si4 Sss;;:s
"a, w. TUITION fEE i Elm IN ADvAscih Il ci Hay
, or etre Mereantlo Course, time unlimited $40
Twenty E N.Y. Lessons in Praetica Pcnmnnship. simply
TnE CoLLEol4Tr cOUGsE, which IS designed to ON.
brace all branches Purely Mercantile has recent
most lengthy, thorough and complete ever introduced
10 tne pubic In any similar Institution in the United
The Book Keeping Department embraces three dis
tInet rades VIZ inltiatory, Reg ular and kxtondod
courses, ana taught on Folsom's NEW METHOD, rec
ommended by overtwenty Of the most Practical Ae-
TnE Nkw METHOD OF TEAcntso strikes at tho very
RGsS sS6 Science s revealing the groIt
Representative Property and tho governine law Of
transfer, as regards 1t Affecting the two classes OF
eoVts, and those Of the class in every variety Of
lransacuons thusstnpPi"g this most useful and beau
by arbitrary and infulible rules menninpIess form,
and false notols and hence enables the student 10
acquire correct notions of as embodied in ac-
tual practice. i.-. T71 80
Tho military Course cmbrnccsa regularly progress
svc series of manuscript rds classified as
To the variety Of 1t aims 10 develop thu
principles and Philosophy of Accounts, rather than
mere routine and actual formula, by addressing tho
reason and Judgment of the stsden who studies with
the view otaPProhendng and arriving at results, and
fdence, pleasure and independence.
TIE REGULAR CoURsE is Intended to represent every
heaviest and most intricate OF Wholesale and Com
mission, as well as Banking, Railroadpg, etc. DOMAIN.
ed AT present, by our vast and constantly increa
TIE ExTESpEn CounsE embraces lengthy practisa
sets from The various business firms, aud is designed
for such students may wish spend longer than the
time reqmired by the Regular Course, (and that gratu
BY taking in addition the Extended Course the stu
uont Wli DC faithfully and probably employed six
PENMaNgIP, Practical and Ornamental in all its va
reues, VIII be taught in the most thorough and EN-
c,nt manner by of the teachers in the West
bcsidcs the usual method of toachihg Business Wr-
taught. This system. so popular, and recommended
ny Snb pes. taught in the Pub
Many sther places are open for good teachers of Chi
rhHtnm"graphy as soon as they can BIO qualified.
kcsphg, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, Poit-
icnl Edonomy, Art of Computation, Commercial Cal
commerce, Raj lroading, Commercial History, Busi-
ness Correspondence. Pcnmanship, etc.
The new suit of rooms OF this College occupies the
finest location in the city, situated thcy the
corner OF Public Square and Superior street. aording
fair Wow Of most parts OF the city and the luko The
rooms arc neatly and stcfully furnished surprising
III seauty ana convenience perhaps those of any SINH
I lar Institution in the Union. .,.EI'.II j
me Ladiess Course is tho same as that Of the Gen
uemen' anording equal facilities to all ladies whc
may wish to avail themselves Of the Commercial
Course.
The Principal having an extensiv business main
tanee is enabled to secure good situations for many
His graduates.
Culars by mail.