The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-03-18

p. R. SPENCER & sons WRITING ACADEMY
In connection with the Cleveland College.
| LoCATED-Cleveland, o., corner Superior and
Buffalo, N. r., corner Main and ssneea Streets; Al
bany, N. r., 446 and 44s Broadway; Detroit, Mich,
Ho.76 woodward Avenue:
Over six hundred Students were IN attendance OF
last winters session Of these Colleges which is
patronage unparallssSS sSiSE1ssS IN shis country.
II. B. BRYANT, H. D. sTKATToN, }. C. BRYANT.
ASn :sSs c., Frs: sTssG Gt n'2
&c HIRAM GRnwoLD, LORIR ANDREWS,
+" REUBEN HIrcH0OcK, Prof. sAHL. ST. JOHN,
I" N. s. TowNsHEND, E.F. GAYLoRD, ESQ E,
w. F. oTIs, ESQ.,, Cyrus PlESTIss,
W. J. GoEDoN, Esq, Henry Wick, Esq,
| Hon. H. D. CLARK. sH 49,
! FACULTY.
| H. B. BRYANT, H. d, BTRATTON, J. C. BRTANT, E.
X. FELTON,, CALKINs, Instructors in the Science
OF Accounts, and Lectures on Business Customs.
+. r. SPEEcER x SoHs, Instructors In Business and
Ornamental Penmanship, and Lectures on CONNER
Hon. HoRAcr MANN, Hon. GEO. W. CLINTON, Hon.
ELIHu BURRIrT, Special Lecturers.
Hon. SAMUEL STARKwEATHER; HoRLcE n. CLARK,
Esd., Hon. JEssE P. BIsHoP, Lecturers on CONNER
Rev. FREDERIcE T. BRowN, Pres. Asa EAN ,Lsctar.
| ers ou Political Economy. g.. .t : ~.
Rev. JAMES ELLER, Rev. DR.. AIKEN, Lecturers on
r. HANDr,J. 3. MERRIAM, Lecturers on Bank.
ing, Finance, etc. s-
H. G. MARSHALL, II. G. LUCE, Lecturers on the
General Principles and Details Of Railroading.
J.B. MERRIAM, EMERSON K. WnITE, Lecturers on
Commercial CompTtssHiOnnsS;s nSs,cN
isthe desigu Of the proprietors Of these Colleges
TO perfect chain of Business Schools from the East
to the West, aording the most ample facilities for
for responsible positions in lite. Their schools at
the points above are established on hrm basis, and
are all In most condition. Theteachers
In the various departments are thoroughly accom-
nlfshad hnHinesa
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.
will embrace the most approved and practical
rious departments of Trade and Commerce, includ.
ing General Wholesale and Retail, Mercantile, Ex.
change, Commission, Manufacturing, Railroad,
Ing, Individual, Partnership and Compound Compa.
ny Business. All manuscripts from which the Stu
dent copies, are written in bold, rapid business
hahd, which will serve as great auxiliary in
Ing to him an excellent style Of writing.
WRITING DEPARTMENT.
This department ia under the immediate Supervi.
sion Of P. K. Spencer & Sons. To the public this is
suhicient guaranty that 1t will be well conducted
While Mr.. S. is conceded 20 stand preemlnently
high as an Author and Teacher It may in justice be
said of his sOns, who arc associated with him, that
mont with their accomplished master. This is with:
out doubt the most desirable place to pursue PEN
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
lsentirely separate from the gentemen's, and is At
ted up In neatand convenient manner.
TINE OF COMMENCING.
As their are no ter.ns, and vacations. students
may enter at amy time, and prosecute their studies
without reference to classes, By this arrangement,
every student ispermitted 10 progress rapidly as
his enterprise will admit.
DAILY LECTURES
VIII be delivered on tho Science OF accounts, Com
mercial Law, Political Economy, Commercial Cal-
cnlations, Banking, Mercantile Customs, CONNER
cial Ethics, Railroadng, Business CORES spondonce
Mining, Commetcial Geography etc.
Scholarship issued rom the Cleveland College
will be good I'm Chicago, Buffalo, and Albany, and
vice versa.
TERMS.
For full ccurse-tirne unlfmitad-includiug all de.
partments of Book Keeping, Lectures and Spence
rlan Penmanship, $40 10
For same course in Ladies' Department, 25 90
Persons taking penmanship alcne, will receive
one months instruction for S 5OOl
unlimited course of Permanship. 10 GO |
Through tho extensive business acquaintance of
the Principals, many of the Students on graduating
are placed In lucrative situations.
10 For further information, please callGt College
Room, or send for catalogue. Address
BRYANT Il SrRATTON,
Cleveland, Albany, Chicago or Buffalo.
Oct, IL, 1R5T-ly,E