The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-12-23
DUETS MERCANTILE
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Corner Sd aud Market Su., fSus0uryH,
ev,uR o,test most extensive and most perfect |
IL orgauised COMMERCIAL CoLLEGE in |
the United Ststes: The only one in the State |
acting under Legislature Chartsr. 8 =
"a sloR u TRUSTEES: sa{ ai
His Bxcellsncy the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN,
8. President Of the United States.
Hon. Jrpez WlLHISs, Hon. CHARMS NArLoR,
Hon. yrDeE HAMPTON, eGen. J. I. MooRHEAD
Hon. JUDGR Lo1RiR.
DUR; fauther Duns system Of Mercan-
|,sils and Steamboat Book-K ping) President
Of tho faculty.
a. II. .HoWDEN, superintendent, with four
assoeiste teachers of Book-keeping.a as
is. DUNCAN, (author of Duncan's Pen.
mauship.) with an assistant, Professor Of i'usi-
ness and Ornamental PenmanshiP.
| A. n HATCH. ESQ.,. \ Lecturers on Com
Il. man a. j. IN M.KiaKPATRIcK, M meroal Law .nd
Men. JUDGE, SHANNON, political economy.
Rev. DAVID FERGUSON, Lecturer on Come
mercial Ethics. -----.--s-
! j. MURPHY, Teacher, of Detecting Counter
felt Bank Notes..
TIN. students of this institution are instruct
,,d from First iPremiuni System of Book
keepinr. andia First Premium System Of Pen-
lm&nship. - ga -,
THIRTEEN FIRST PREMIUM SlL-.
III YER MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS :
Have been awarded by different Fairs to
pnf,s unriyalled system Of Book keeping, and
lDunoan,s elegant new system, of business and
ornamental penmanship.
DuTs systeals Of Bookkeeping y found 10
contain nearly double the amount ef practical
4 business exercises given by any other CONNER
eial College, and its superiority is attested by
lover 400 Students, after from three to fifteen
years successful practice in business, (circulsr,
10. ls.) vet the process of teaching is SO per-
y fsotly matured and simphfied, by near twenty
ycars experience of the Principal, that Students
usually graduate in half the time occupied by
: other Colleges, saving from $ia to Szo IN
4 board. No time is lost in experimenting upon
New Systems of teaching, on waiting for the
teachers to write out manuscript exeercises-
q Our course ofstudy win hereafter have added
70 it, s-<st ! = = = = :,
Z Jorsr srock AND PRIyArE BAsKERs' Books
compile set Of each is prepared upon the mos'
I approved forms Of Eastern and Western Banks
land Banksfs. ALSO, sa &eh Ss.* tai SCI
h1 RA1roAp Books. prepared fromths forms O
LOT the New York and Erie, and the ePsnnsyt
b wants Railroad Books. 1855 ssif = H-f3 s's.a
slvs No similar Collage tng the Union exni
= tsuch list aof' successful Students, T(circula
LES either az Merchants, Book k-keepers,g o
slteaohsrs ofsDooG-k kseping and writing. 70 'i
Il Durr's Boox-KsEPlsu, Harper snew enlarge'
II edition, price $3.50, postage ~ cents. :,
e Durr's SrEAnBoAr BooK-KEEPus. Price u
postage 9scents. s1si J g il.,s3s1 l'i =
If DuscAns BusuEss AND ooRKAxsErAL Pee
rANsnrp.s Crown quarto, $500, mailed pos
II paid. An elegantly bound copy OF this spien
h | did work will be presented TO every studen
81 Who hereafter graduates. in the institution
e The above works for sale by the book sellers
]. Specimens Of Mr.. Dugean's penmanship, an
the new. College Circular, just issued, MALE
lhss.
1 Address all letters to she Princ1pai,
Nct. 1877