Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-21
INCORPORATED MAY 0, 1855.
E. c FOLSOM. A. M...~-.---......PRINcIPAL

FACULTY..
E. @. FOLSOM. 1T. cALKINsI o. II. JUDD
Instructors of accounts. and lecturers on Business
Customs. &C.
Al. PIE RS. WI CLARK. 0. II. JUDD.
Teaehers @f Practical aud ornamentaI PenmanshiP.
Prof A. CURTIS,
Special Lecturer.
TiIOS- BOLTON, GEO WILEY. C.. W. PALMER
Ion. JOHN CROMWELL,
Lecturers on Commercial Law, Science of Govern
hrs. AMI C. AKIN. JAMES BOLLEs.
Revs. YNOUR W. ADAMS ROB'r CLAYTON.
JAS. C. WAITE. Prof J. A. TH0ME.
Lecturs on Commercial Ethics and Political Econ
JOHN D wARTNG. II. \. HURLBUT. f. L. JONES.
" ". HARDER.
Lecturers on Banking, Finance. RailrCading, Com
VISITING COMMITTEE.
&C. %Brnwuell. John y. warins. u. Chaplin,
J. L. Severance, T. p. IIarty, Andrew Freese
D ?. Eels, S. IL. father. C. B~rAIourn,
Geo. Whitley.
TUITION FEE. IN ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile Course. time unlimited, s4u
Twenty Lrssons in Practical Penmlnship; simply 5
For full course in Furnishing, &c. a. per agreement.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.
Which is de-igEed to ,mbr.ee all branches PrRELY
MERCANTILE. has been r-ceT tLy enlarged. and can nov
lie re mr sd as one uf the mos I n.thv, tho Gu h
and comrlrte ever intro 'ueed to the ia ,nc IT. any sim
iiar institution IN the Jnttei states
Tue BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT
embraces three .isunc. grades. viz: Initiatory. Regu
lar aud E,tended Courses hid taught ga F"lsam's
.NeD uGfk0L. recommended ~ over TreHfy Of the
most rslia lie Practical Accountants of Cleveland
THEN Ew METHOD or TEACHING
strikes at tie vcIy terminating points Of the Science,
re eating the gi,at natural rwo-f"d division Of the
Ledger. Whereby j. seen the proper line OF demaTka
ton bstEecn R-ti an1 Representative Property ar
tn COVER ng law Of transfer. as regards II Ineetiug IN
tao clt--rs 1T arcOuLts- aud those Of the sane class
intytr. vsrie'y IL a. sat OF s,'hus striPIiL ythis most
US. tui ard r.altIui seiei c. Of much OF its time hGE-
0ref N Is'eries. made 50 ~ ar itrary AMI iuftili ie
rules- meaningless hrns and Tie 20 ions aDd hrnee
eit les the student 10 4 quire correct otious OF &C.
counts as emhOliei ia actual prartice.
II INIrIAT0RY COURSE
EN- nces a regularly progressive series IL manuscript
ctras, CLASSIFIED sumeN hat n to Ia variety Of tr IDS
actions. u AIMS TO develop thu hrst principles and
philosophy "f Accounts rather Than mere routine and
actual formula. ) address. ns the reason aul jud=
msi t q! the studeIt. who ; niles with the view ~ APP
Hrehenh ant arriving at r-sd'ts- ani 50 iu-hes ga
hi~i"vrstis itioEs Eith much greater confidence, peas
sure and Independence
THE REGULAR CORUSE
il ini-ndeI to represent ever SPECIES ofhusins IS, from
thr smallest Retail 10 the heaviest and most ihtrieat,
! Of Who e-.i: InI Commission. as well AS Bat king
Rrlroaing. ETC. densnlrd. at PRESENT, ~ our vasi
and constantly increasing Commerce.
TIE EXTENDED COURSE
embraces lengthy practical sets from the various busi
I hes uFua~ - Ato-hcu ii flNh sttlAtANr Is h4al
" sh t. -peHd longer than the time required 10y III,
Regular Course (uDd that gratnItousl5) pTeparatC'J
to catering some special ilpu>e.
By taking in at :iiiUn the Extended Course. IN.
stuirut Sili be faithfully and p4Oduahiy eHployed III
Einrths.
rENMANSIlP. PRAcTIrAL and O~ENAMESTAL il
all u varieties. will he taught in the most thorougl
! aud efficient manner - one r the best teachers IN th'
West. Besides th- usu u meth 81 Il teaching BusiLes
" riting. the Ch r Tin ogral hic system will also NJ
taught. This Ssst,Iu. 50 popular. and
by our best educational men. il how taught IN the Pub
lie schools Of Cleveland, COlumDus and T0lrd0-
Mar ) other places are open for good teachers II CHR
tythnogIaIhy a. SOM as they can he qualified.
DAILY LEcTUREs on Practical an Theoretical Book
Keeping. Mercantile L1as. Commercial Ethics. POlit
icIl Eernumy. Art OF Computation. Commercial CaIcu
lttion, Mercantile Customs. Banking. Exchange, Com
mercr. RailTuahing. Commercial History, Bushes
Correspondence. ! eLmanship- etc
The new salt Of rooms of this College. occupies th'
finest location in the citv. stu tel n they are on tn,
corner af the Pu lie square ami superior street aaorl
ing a .air view Of most parts It the city and the like
lhs rooms are ne thy AMI ta>tetully furnished. sur
! p-Ssiug in beauty an { convenieUce perhaps these o
any similar Institution in the Union
THE LADIES Cs'tES il the same as that of tn
Geutiem-n, ~ahording equal feilitirs 20 all I1IieS wh'
may wish to avail themselves Of tIe Comm, rcia
Course.
The Principal having an extensive business acquain
tSree is enabled u secSe good situation for naHy o
his graduates.
y. B. For particulars send for Catalogues and Cir
eulArs by mail. Nov. II, lS5f-y