Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-03-10
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MERCANTILE COLLIE G E.
Corner Public Square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO
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E. G. FOLSOM, A. M, :. PRINCIPAL.
FACULTY.. .r
E. G.. Folsom, J. 7. Calkins, o. II. Judd, Instruc-
tors in Accounts, and Lectures on Business Customs
A. J. helps, w. II. Clark, o. H. Judd, Teachers of
Practical and Ornamental Penmanship.
George Bradburn, Prof. T. b. Hudson. Prof. A Cur
Thos Bolton, Geo. Wiley, c. w. Palmer Hon.
John Crowell, Lecturers on Commercial Law, Science
Of Government, &c.
Drs. Samuel G. Akin, James B. Bolles Rev Sew
mour w. Adams, Robert Caxton, Jas. G. White, Prof.
]. A, Thome Lecturers on Commercial Ethics and
John b. Waring, H. B. Hurbut, f. L. Jones, w. w.
Harder, Lecturers ON Banking, Finance, Railroadng
Commerce, DC.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
s5sTaf %sr HsPfy Fee,o i ssysEs9''' SsEs3
M sesSgeG'nco eSen'n Ic4p Sherman TS, G. W snafrOd,
o TUITION FEE Elm IN ADVANCE 81 h'''
For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited $40
Twenty Lessons in Practicn! Penmnnship. simply S
For Full Course in FlOurishing ETC., pcr
brace all branches Purely Mercantile has been
ly enlarged, and can now be regarded one of the
most Lengthy, thorough and complete introduced
70 the public In any similar Institution in the United
States. -'. %,
The Book Keeping Department embraces three dis
nct grades, viz lnitiatory, Reg ular and Extended
Courses, and taught on Foisom's NEw METHOD, rec.
commended by over twenty OF the most Practical Ac-
THE New METnoD OF TEACHING strikes at the very
terminating points Of the Science, revealing the grca
natural two-fold division of the Ledger Whereby /,
seen the proper line of debarkation between Real and
Representative Property and tho governing law O
transfer, as regards il affecting the two classes OF
counts ana those of the class in every variety
transactions, thus stripping this most scfu and bGau
tful science of its time honorcd mysteries made sucl
by arbitrary and infalibe rules, meaningless form
and false notions; and hence enables the student Il
acquire correct notions of accounts embodied in
tunl practice.
The Initiary Course embraces a regularly progress
sve series OF manuscript cards, classified some what
to the variety Of transactions 1t aims to develop TIN
principles and Philosophy of Accounts, rather thai
mere routine and actual formula by addressing tn
reason and Judgment Of the student, who studies wit
the view ofapprehcnding and arriving at results, an
so pushes on his Investigations with much greater
fdence, pleasure and independence.
HE REGULAR CoUPsE is intended to represent ever
species of business, from the smallest Retail to til
heaviest and most intricate of Wholesale and Com
mission, as well as Banking, Railroading, ETC., deman
dcd NJ present, by our vast and constantly increasn
Commerce.
The EXTENDED Course embraces lengthy practcG
sets from the various business firms, and is desgne
for such students may wish spend longer than tn
time required by the Regular Course, and that graft
By taking in addition the Extended Course the ST.
dent viii be faithfully and proftably employed 81
months.
PENMANsHIP, Practical and Ornamental. in all its VI
retieS, Will DC taught in the most thorough and eff
cicnt manner by of the best teachers in the Yves
Besides the usual method of teaching Business Wr
: ting. the Chrlythomograp System will also |
If taught. This system. so popular, and recommends
by best educational men Is now taupht i'm the Phi
Many other places open for good teachers of Ch
rhXthmography as soon as they can be qualified.
DAILY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical Boo
Keeping, Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, Poll
cal Economy, Art of Computation, Commercial Ca
culations, Mercantile Customs, Banking, EXchang
!, Commerce, Railroading, Commercial History, Bus
+ ness Correspondence, Pcnmanship, etc.
The new suit of rooms of this College, occupies Il
finest location in the city, situated they on II
= corner of Public Square and Superior street, aford
fair view of most parts of the city and the lake. +
rooms are neatly and tastefully furnished, surpass
IN beauty and convenience perhaps those Of any sin
lar Institution in the Union.
The Ladicss Course is the same as that of the Gc
n tlemen, aflording equal facilities to all ladies W
- Course.
- The Principal having an extensive business acquai
lance is enabled to secure good situations for many
his graduates
n B.-Forr particulars send for Catalogues and