Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-10-29
FHOLSOM'S MERCANTlLEC COLLEGE
Corner Public Square.
Glen AND. OH o.
iN5CRrORATED MAJ 2, iSJI-
E. G. FOLSOM. 4. IL, PRLA ClP.GL

Faculty.
E. C. ToLso4. J. T. C.LBIEs, O. II. JrDr,
Instructors in Accoua,s, aua Lec.u.frs ou 3us.nu4
Customs, &c.
A. J. PrErPs, ". Il. CLARK, q. u. Jynn,
Teachers of rrset!ce! and uTnaue nIal FenlGansLip
GEo. BRADBURx, Frcfs. T. p. HUD-JS, \. Cur lss
Special Lecturers.
THos. BoLrcx. GxoEGE WILLsR, c. W. P1LME;
Hon. joEx jsGUELL,
Lecturers ca CCnmCTCI.I Law, Science Of Govern
HicGt, &c.
Irs. s.syrL {. AMEN, JAMES BolLgs.
Revs =. ". ADAMS, EosT. CT. NT0S, Jas. I. - IIrE
Prof. J. A. THOaE.
Lecturers on Commercial Ethics and Political Econ
JOHN B WARINs, n. n. HrsLbcr, E. l.. Jcxzs, VI
W. HAHnkE
Lecture On Banking. Fin suae, Rail oadiI,z, Com
L.erce, &c.
y!siTrSG COMMITTEE:
A. c Gf0wue!l, Iniu g. WariRs, u. l.. Chapin,
J. /. severance, T. T. Handy, AndreN Freesc
u. p. Eels. :. H. Nather. c. HTadIur
George Wiley.
TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited 81
Same Course for Ladies =.
Twenty Lessons IN Practical Penman ship. simply
For u Course in Fiourishng, ETC.. per asTeen EN-;
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE,
which Is designed to eHtTeCe all brsnches PURELl
MERCANTILE, has teen recently enlarged, and car
be regarded OF the most t'Rgthy, through
and complete ever introduced To >he pulIic in ruy
similar Institution in the IN tied states.
THE BOUE-E EEPING DEPARTMENT
embraces thT distinct grades. VIZ iEi.iaforg RcH
GtG" 0Ed f.I'eaGsd CCErSsS, aud taught on FOLsONs
NEW METHOD, recommended by over TWENTY OF the
most reiIabie fRAcTIcAL ACCOUNTANTS of Cleveland.
THE NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
strikes al the very terminating points of the Science
revealing the great natural IwOl0!d DIVISION Ui tC
LEDGER whereby Is seen the proper line OF demaTka
lion h, Real and Representative Property and
the governing law OF transfer reca Us ii affecting
. f1rnr nf NJ tha 70
Class in every variety Ci transactions. thus stripping
this most useful and beautiful science OF much of ITS
IEtaibie rates. Eeg'Rgic 0-aiS GEG JG!S6 EO:IcHS
and hence eLsiUs tie student 10 acquire correct
ito ns Of accounts embodied in actual practice.
THE INITIATORY COURE
embraces regularly progressive series OF manuscript
cards CLASSIFIED somewhat a. 10 the variety of trans
aetions. II aims TO develop the first and
phI0soph, al Accounts. rather lian mere routine
and actual formula, by addressing The reason and
Judgment OF the stu, enI. who studies with the view
oil experimenting and arriving al results. and push
bis Investigations with much greater confidence,
pleasure and lhieren lence.
THE REGULAR COURSE
intended to represent sreEg sPsc'es of basin css
from the smallest Retail The hedrieSt Gad most IN
trteafe OF " m"i"saie and Commission. a. well as
Banking, RaiIrOaat, etc, demanded. at present, by
cur vasI ant Joustantly increasing Commerce.
the EXTENDED COURSE
embraces iUSihy PT"ttieG' sets from tile vsriouS
hushtss firms. 81 Is Designed i"r such students
may Ish to spend Longer Ihan the time required by
the EGC uiaI CLIsc aIG Ihat grstuIiousiy) pTepaT-
alurN a. tnteTiE. some SPECIAL House.
By taking IN addition the Extended Course, the
student VIII be faithfully and PrOrtahly employed SiN
months
PENNANSIiIP. rRICrICAL AND DETRIMENTAL. in
sI It's vareIIes will be taught Iu the most thorough
aud efficient n4aHuer by one of the best teachers III
the West HesideS the usual method OF teaching
business Writing, the tHIrythmngraphIc System
will also be taught. This ~ stem, popular, aud
cndcd by our best educ atIuuSl men, l. now
taught III the Public 81 hUuls Of cleveland, C0u umbu-
and Toledo. Many other places are open for good
teachers OF thIry IhhueTaphy suon they eau be
qualified.
p.ILY LECTURES on Practical and Theoretical
Book Keeping, Mercantile Laws, COmuIeTC Ial EIhics
Political EUOnumy, Art oi Computation, Commercial
Calculations. a MeTcsuIIie Customs, Banking, EN
change, Commerce, RailIuading, Commercial lis
tory, Business Correspondence, Penmanship, &c.
the suII OF rooms of this College ccupies the
finest location in the city, situate they the
Ol Public square and Superior street. afford
ing OF most parts III the ciIy the lake and
its shipping. The rooms are neatly and IaStefulIy
furnished. surprising IN beauty and eneuce per
haps those OF any similar institution in the Union
THE LADIES' COURSE IL the same as that Of
the Gentlemcn aordng equal facilities To all ladies'
W ho may sh avail themselves of the CONNER Ia
Course.
The Principal, having Hn extensive business ac
cuantauCc enabled to secure good stua lions for
many u: nts graduates.
NJ B-F9r particulars, send for Catalogues and
Circulars bv mail. nos