The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1857-09-25
MISCELLANEOUS ADV'TS

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FOLLoM's MERCANTILE COLLEGE
| conSEK PrcLIc sQrARR,
ClCvcland, q.
INCORPORATED MAY 9,Isjl
E. g. FOLSOM, \. .M.......'.........Pr Principal
+ A 9 u L T Y:
E. g. FOLSOM, i'll CALKlNs, o. n. JUDD
Instructors in Accounts. and Lecturers, on
Business Customs, 3c.
A. ]. PHELPS. W. II. CLARK. q. II. JUDD.
Teachers Of Practical and Ornamental Pen.
manship.
g. BRADBrRS, rrnfs. T. B. HrpsoS, & A. CURTIS
Special Lectures.
TIIOS. BOLTON, GEO. WILEY. e. W,PAI,NER
Hon. JOHN CROWElL.
Lects on Commcrcl Law. Sciences Goy'nt, &c.
Drs. SAMLC. AKIN, JAS. H. BOlLES. Rcvs. s
". AD hAS' RnnI, CLAYTON, }. G. WHITE
Pr1.S :; \. runMr i-o.iHror" "" c"nnri
cial Ethics aud Political Ecunnmy.
John u BWARlNG, II Is iiURLBCT, 4. l. JONES
W. II. HARDER.
Lecturers on Bankng Finance, RIroadIng
Commerce.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
T. G. Brownen, 7. +. Handy. l. /. Severance.
Ino. y. warng, And. frccso, $. II. Nmhcr,
TIC. Severance. John sherman, q. ". ShaGrud,
TGlTioS r;:E-iN ApEiScE. '
For entire Mercantile Course time unlimited . 70
same Course for Ladies :: -
Twenty lessons IN i'ractl Pcnmans'p, simply 8
Fun course IN lrur. >iug. .rtr. 4, ncr trrcyincui
THE CoLl.EGIArE COURSE,
Which j. designed Ia embrace all branches
PURELY M!RcANrlLg, has been recently enl,r,.
ed, and can nnw be regarded as one ofthc most
Lrngihg, MOrOush oHi rOnpicis ever Introduced 10
the public IN any similar institution IN The Uni.
ted States.
THE BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT
Embraces thlc" distinct -r,i"s, va. lSIri lTORY,
i,EGvLiR, and i.NTENpgD COt'Es; o. and taught ON
fulsom's New method recommended bv over
TWENTY of the mos, reliable practical account
ants of cleveland.
THE NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
strikes AT the very terminating points If the
Science revealing the greet natural two. irld Ill
vision ni tho Ledger whereby Is seen the prop.
cr line ofdrmarkation between real and rcpr,,.
sentative property, and the governing law IT
transfer, ~ regards its Affecting the two classes
of accounts, aud those ofthc same class in cvo.
nv variety of transactions thuS stripuiur this
most useful and beauiiiul science of most of ia.
M StericS mli!c Surh hy arhtrt.
rs and niillibc rules, meaningless forms and
false notions; and hence enables the student Ia
acquire correct notions -! accounts aS embed.
lcd IN actual practice.
TllEJNlTIATORY COURSE
Embraces regular progressive series uf man
uscrlpt cards. classified somewhat rs To the va.
rlety Of transactions. 1t aims 10 develop the
FIRST principles aud philosophy of accounts
rather than mere routine and actual formula,
by addressing the reason and Judgment Of the
student, who studies with tho view of appre.
bending ana arriving at results, and So pushes
on his Investigations with much greater conn.
dcnce, pleasure and Independence.
THE REGULAR COURSE
Is intended 10 represent every species nf buSi.
ness, from The smallest retail Ia the heaviest
and most intricate OF wholesale and cummis-
sion, as wei as banking, rtiroading, etc., dc.
lnahd' ! at present. by our vast and constantly
increasing commerce.
THE EXTENDED COURSE
Embraces lengthy practical sets from the yar.
GUS business firms, and is designed for such sta.
dents rs may wish Ia spend longer than the time
required for the regular course (tni that graf.
nllously) preparatory to oontGr'ng some special
by taking In additlon-ihc ENiculrd Course.
the student VIII bc ialthlully and probably en-.
poyed for six months.
PENMINSnltr. practical and ornamental. inan
its varieties, wiilhc taught In the most ihnruu- IA
aud efficient manner by one ol the best rrtrurr.
of the West. Besides tho usual mc,lud of
teaching business Wiling, The Chcruytluuu.
graphic system will also he Taught. This SIS.
TEN, 50 popular, dud recommended by our hes [
cducatluud men, Is NOW taught VA 'tu public
chools of Cleveland, Columbus nnd rolrdo.--
Many other places are open for good teachers
"f ChcrbyIhmoslaphy rs soon as thcy can T.,
qualified.
Dalry LFtrrtEs on practical and thcu-ciica,
Book Keeping, Ne camille Laws, ,Uumcrr..,l
Ethics Political ErUnpmy Ntol Computation,
COmmrrcll, Calculations, Mercantile C.atuIns
Banking Exchange, Comnlc.,r, Eiiirrnl.ng.
Commercial History, business Correspondence,
Pcnmaushlp, etc.
The new suite OF rooms of the College, occu-
pies the hAoSt lu'Hl'lN IA the city, situated as
they are on the uurucr Oi pul'.C Square and
Superior ST., alurdinS II fair view o! must parts
of ibe city and tho Lake, The room, arc hrutly
and tastefully furnished, Surpas,iug in beauty
and convenience perhaps, those ui any similar
institution in the Union.
The LADIES COuRsE Is the same as that of tho
Gentlemen, airording equal facilities tu an ladies
who may wish TO avail themselves of the com.
mercal course.
The Principal, having an extensive business
acquaintance, Is enabled ip secure good situa.
tions for many of his graduates.
N. D. forparticularS send Tor Catalogues and
circulars by mail.
March 2O lS57-ly.