The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1857-07-23

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Teachcrs Of Practical and Ornament,,I Pen
manship
GEoEGE BRAnIITRN Prof T. B ItUD
son. Prof 4. CT.TIS. Special LECTURERS.
T1f0S RoITON GEo WILEY G W
PALMER Hou. JOHN GROW ELL. hectur
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TUITION FEE IN ADVANCE
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For Full Course in Flourishins. &cas ner
agreement.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE
which is desiancd To- embrace all by,ncbcs
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lengthv tbnro,,ob and comnlcte oye ;t,o
,,lueed 70 the public in any similar irstitntion
in the limited States.
nun DaoE TrEDI>rc Drn.nn
lie DoO ~ ~. ,,i1.rir aNG DEL a III
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embraces three aIStihct grades, VIZ : fnltIato-
ry, hegulaf ana Extended Courses, and taught
on Folsom s New Method, recommended by
over ., thg most feIlaole Pfactleal Ac-
@ counIantSo y oI eleVeiithd
THE NEW METHOD OF 1EA CHIN q
S'ihes 3 't t'i, very Aeii'IhallnS PoihtS Oh me
science reNeailhS tue great natural tWo-told
aV'Si'i o. Cie l4eas " whereby Is seen the pro
per l'he "i delhateatloI- between Zeal and ltep-
fSsehta'ife properly, ana the governing law
OF transfer, as regards It's affecting the two
classes ol accounts. and those ofthe same class
IN every variety oi transactions, thus stripping
his most useful aud beautiful science of much
OF ITS tine honored mysteries, made such by
arbitrary and ltitdliblc rules, meaningess
orms and ialse notions and hence enables the
student to acquire correct notions of accounts
as embodied IN actual practice.
TIE MILITARY COURSE
embraces regularly progressive series or man
uscrpt cards classified somewhat as to the
varietv of transactions 1t aims to deyclon
The first principle and philosophy of Accounts
rather than mere routine and actual formula,
by addressing the reason and Judgment of The
student, who studies with the view of appre-
bending and arriving at results, and so push
IS on hi Investigations with much greater con-
fidence pleasure and independence
THE REGULAR COURSE
IS intended % rcnre.ent pverv s,,,,;ss ~ h,,.i
ness. from the smalsst Rofa;I f. H., h,;c
and most ntricato WbolesaIe anil cn,,,;s
ne vaIl nc RanE;no Pil,a,li,,1. 5'',,.,,J
ed a nresen hv 6r vasf ~,
cr,,as;ne, Con',nerc& -
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2,'o 90 - 'of s',oh SUI
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grattitorlslv,) preparatory TO entering som,
special House
By taking in addition. tbe Extended Conrse
the student will be faithfully and nrn6Iabl,
cnpioved six months.
Penmanship. practical and ornamental. in al
its varieties, will be taught in the most thor
ough and efficient nlannerby one of, The bes
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