Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-11-05
EOLSOM'S MERCANTILE COLLEGE
L Corner Public Square.
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l@cORPURATED MAJ 9, leJI-
E. G. FOLSOM, a. H., PRLN LNcIP.4L.

E. G. FOLSOM, f. H., PRLN CIP.aL.
Faculty.
E. C. FoIson, J. T. C.LKrss, o. n; JrDD,
Instructors in Accounts, ami Lecturers on BuSnes
Customs, &c
A. ]. PHELPs, w. II. CLARK, o. II. JuDD,
Teachers Of Practical and Ornane ntal Fenm anship
GEo. BRADBrKs, Profs T. B. HUDSON, A. CuR Iss
Special Lecturers.
THos. BoLToS. GEORGE WILLER. C. w. PALMER
Hon. JoHS CROwELL,
Lecturers on Commercial Law, Science of Govern
ment, &c.
Irs. sAMuEL C. AIKEN, JAMES B. BoLLEs,
Revs. 5. W. ADAMS, RoBr. CLAATOS, JAS. e. WHITE
Prof. J. A. THoNk,
Lecturers on Commercial Ethics and Political Econ
Omy.
Jons B. wARrsG, n. B. iIrRLpuT, E. L. JONES, W
Lecture rs on Banking. Fin anle, RailIoadng, Com
Ecrce, &c.
VISITING COMMITTEE:
A. C. Brownell, Iohn b. Warins, II. l.. Chapin,
J. L. Severance, T.P Handy, Andrew Freesc
d. Z. Eels. s. u. Mather, e. Bradbur
George Wiley.
TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE.
For entire Mercantile Course, time unlimited So
Twenty Lessons in Practical Penman ship, simply S
For full Course in Fourisling, ETC.. per agreement
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE,
which is designed 10 embrace all branches Purely
MERCANTILE, has been recently nlarged, aud can
be regarded one OF the most fsHgtAy, through
and complete ever introduced TO .he public in sny
similar Institution i'll the uritcd States.
THE BOOK-KEEPING DEPARTMENT
embraces thr distinct grades, IntiQf0ry Regu-
uidr and Extended C0hrses, and taught on FoLsON's
NEw METHOD, recommended by over TWENTY OF the
most reliable Practical AccnrNTASTs OF Cleveland.
THE NEW METHOD OF TEACHING
strikes at the very points of the Science
revealing the natural two fold division OF the
Ledger, whereby is seen the proper line OF demarka-
tion h tween Real and Representative Property and
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the tro classes of accounts. aud those of The
class in every variety of transactions, thus stripping
this most useful and beautiful science OF much of its
timsh0HOred mySt cries, made such by arbitrary and
itdiiIbie rules meaning less J0-S and false notions
and hence enables the student To acquire correct
ito us of accounts ss embodied in actual practice.
TIE INITIATORY COURE
embraces regularly progressive series of manuscript
cards classified somewhat to the variety of
actions. II aims To develop the first prime ples and
uhIIosoph, OF Accounts, rather Than mere routine
Judgment OF the stu, ent, who studies with the view
of experimenting aud arriving al results and so push
es his Aliens with muI greater confidence,
pleasure and Independence.
THE REGULAR COURSE
intended TO represent erery speeiss Of busin cas-
from the smallest Retail TO the heacsst aud most in
trIeGte OF Wholesale and Commission, az well a.
Banking, RaroadIng. etc. demanded, at present. by
our vast anu constantly increasing Commerce.
THE EXTENDED COURSE
embraces lrEsthy practical sets from the various
buslnes. firms an dtsIs sEGd for such students az
may Ish 10 spend longer than the time required by
tile RGgulaI tUarse, land That grstuitousyD prepar
atOry To cute ring come special iiOuse.
by taking in addition the Extended Course, the
student will be faithfully and proiIahy employed s1
months
PENMANSHlP, PR,crIcAL AND Ornamental, in
all its varieties will be taught in the most thorough
and Clciant manner, by one of the hest teachers in
the West. Besides the usual method of teaching.
Business Wrilng, the IhiryIhmosraphc System
wIll also he taught. This system, so popular, and
by our best educational men. il now
taught in the Public Schools OF Cleveland, Columbus
and Toledo. Many other places are open Tor good
teachers OF ChTy inmOgraphy, suon as they be
qualified.
DAILY LECTURES Practical and Theoretical
Book Keeping, Mercantile Laws, Commerc Ial Ethics
Political Economy, Art of Computation, CONNER al
Mercantile Customs. Banking, Ex-
change, Commerce, RaiIIoadIng, Commercial His.
tory, Business Correspondence, Penmauship, sc.
The new suit oi rooms ot this College occupies the
finest location III the city, situate they on the
corner ui Public Square anu Superior street afford
ing fair view OF most paris the CITY, the lake aud
its shipping. The rooms neatly aud taSIeiulIy
SURPRISING IN beauty and convenience per
THE LADIES' COURSE is The same as that OF
The Gentlemen, aording equal facilities 10 all ladies
W rho may wish TO avail themselves Of The CONNER
Course.
The Principal, having an extensive business nc.
luRinlance enabled 10 secure good situa lions for
many OF IN graduates.
N. B.-For particulars, send for Catalogues and
Circulars by mail. nos