Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
COLLIE q E
aa COrneEPubIIe Square,
-lHa CLEVELAND, OHIO. 'aa
iNooRPoRATED MAY 0, 1851.

i' CLEVELAND, OHIO. 'g@
4, INCORPORATED MAY 0, 1851. f....,f
e. o. FOLSOM, A. NJ. -. ....PRINcIPAL.d
FACU LTY. gs-E. a
T.. G. Folsom, J. T. Calkins O. H. Judd 1ns,r,c-
Lors IN Accounts, and Lectures Business Customs
A. = helps, w. II. Clark, o. H. Judd, Teaoher. o
Practical and Ornamental PeBmanship - 80 -.
A., George Bradburn, Prof. T. B. Hudson Prof Cur.
1hos, Bolton, Geo. Wiley, O. w. Palmer. HON
20 Orowel LECTURERS ON Commercial Law, Science
Drs Samuel Z. Akin, James B. Bolles, Rev. sey-
J, A. iIhome, Lecturers on Commercial Ethics and
:. John B. Warins, IT. b. Iurlbut, r. L. Jones. w. W.
Lecturers on Banking, Finance, Railroading
Ht' VISITING COMMITTEE. e iflH.R
I?S TssRs 4Ha'sS 5%% sSissss ssss II sSs@s
a. ~ GTIqTIrroNP 2 FEE Il Elm IN ADvAseE Tgi H"''
@ or en.tre SiercantlS Course, time unlimit cd $40
Twenty I, Lessons in Practica Peumansip simply IS
For Fun Course In Fourshng, etc. as per Mt
brace all branches Purely Mercantile has been recent
os, shged, ana can now be regarded Of the
20 dne public in any similar Institution in the United
The Bookkeeping Department embraces three dis
unc, g rades VIZ: initlatory, Regular and Extended
ommepded by overtwenty OF The ,nost PrssetieDi Se
copntapis %lI,. S Of e cleveIa =. a.
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terminating points Of the Science, revealing the great
sas az wood division Of the Ledger Whereby
Representative Property and the governing law OF
transfer as regards 4 affecting the two classes Of
couts ana those OF the class in every variety
thas stripping this most useful and beau
by arbitrary and infallibe rules meaningIess form
and false notions; and hence enables the student TO
OF accounts as embodied in
| The military Course embraces regularly progress
sve series of manuscript cards classified somewhat as
principles and Philosophy of Accounts, rather than
mere routine and actual formula, by addressing tho
reason and judgment Of the student, who studies with
the view ofapprehending and arriving results, and
hdence pleasure and independence. st
THE REGULAR CouRsE is intended to represent every
species of business from the smallest Retail the
heaviest and most intricate of Wholesale and COM
MISSION, S as wei as Banking Railroading etc, deman
1ed AT present. by our vast and constantly increasing
The EXTENDED COURSE embraces lengthy pra cticai
for such students as wish to spend longer than the
time required by the Regular Course, (and that gratu-
hously) preparatory to entering some special House.
BY taking in addition the Exfcndcd Course the stu
months 'lE -, 0afft .rU f..i TN
PENMANsHIp, Practical and Ornamental In all its va
retes, VIII be taught in the most thorough and eff
cicnt manner by Of the best teachers West
Besides the usual method of teaching Business Wri-
ting, the Chirhythomographic System will also be
taught This system. so popular, and recommended
e Schools of Ciegeiand do%bns asu end n
Many other places open for good teachers of Chi
DAILY fraTURrs on oG Practical % i @ and Fl Book
Keeping Mercantile Laws, Commercial Ethics, Polit-
ical Economy, Art ofComputaon, Commc rcial CAL
culatons, Mercantile Customs, Banking, Exchange,
Commerce, Railroading, Commercial History, Busi-
ness Correspondence, Penmanship, etc.
The suit of rooms of this College, occupies tho
finest location in the city, situated they the
corner of Public Square and Superior street, aordng
fair view of most parts of the city and the lake. The
rooms are neatysnd tasefully furnished surprising
in beauty and conve venience perhaps those OF any smi
lar Institution in the Union. j. .,.t.
The Ladies's Course is the that Of the Cen
tlemen, afordng equal facilities to all ladies who
may wish to avail themselves of the Commercial
| Course. .rF E
. The Principal having extensive business arouan
tance is enabled to good situations for many
. his graduates.
N. B.--For particulars send for Catalogues and Cir
| culars by mail