The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1858-02-19

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FoLLOM,s MERCANTILE COLLEGE
CORNER rrcLic SQUARE,
C1evcland, O.
INCORPORATED MAY a1s5l
r. G. FOLSOM, AM. '....... Principal
r A 9 U J. T Y:
Z. G. FOLSOM, J. !. CALkiNs, o. n. JUDD
Instructors in Accounts. and Lecturers, on
Business Customs. &c.
4. J. PHELPS. W. n. CLARK, o. II. JUDD
Teachers of Practical and Ornamental Pen.
manship.
"a. BRADDrRH, Profs +. u. llrpsoN, < A. CrRrfs.
Special Lectures.
THoS. BOLTON, GE0.wlLLEY,C e. W.PALMER.
Hon. JOHN CROWELL.
Lect's Oh Commerc'l Law. Sciences Gov'nt, &c.
Drs. SAM'LC. AKIN, JAS. u. B0lLES, Rcvs. $.
W. ADAMS, ROBT. CLAYTON. J. G. WHITE,
Profs. J. A. TlI0ME, Lecturers on CONNER.
cial Ethics aud Political Economy.
John WARlNG. II B HURLBUT, L. l. JONES,
w. H. HARDER.
Lecturers on Banking, Finance, Railroading.
VISITING COMMITTEE.
\. C. Brownol 4. 2. Handy, l. l. Severance,
Jno. B. warng, Aud Frccsc, 8. u. Mather,
tie Nj 'HI'Pi HTIHITioY + rEE%iN s hG ADviScE & cFEay
For entire Mercantile Course time unlimited$iC
Same Course for Ladies' ; "a
Twenty lessons in Pract'l Ponmans'p, simply
Full course in lluurishing ,ctc. as per agreement
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.
Which Is designed 10 embrace all branches
PrEELY MgRCANTILE, has been recently enlarg
ed, and can now be regarded as one uithe most
'orshy. thorough and complete ever introduced tc
The public IN any similar institution in the Uni
THE BOOK KEEPING DEPARTMENT
Embraces three distinct grades, vlE lSIriAroRY
REGULAI, and EXTENDED COURSES. and taught ~
fulSnm's New method. recommended by oyci
TWENTY ut the most reliable practical account
ants of Cleveland.
THE NEW METHOD or TEACHING
Strikes ut the very terminating points or th,
Science revealing the great natural two fold di
vision at the Ledger, whereby Is seen the prop
ar limo "idcmarkation between real and repro
sentative property, and the governing law al
ira sier. rs regards lis affecting the two CLASSES
Ut accounts. and those Otthc Samc class In eve
Irv variety &C transactions, thus stripping thi,
most uSctul and beautiful science ui most ot IL
iiimr.hnnurcd mysteries made sdch hy arbitr.,
irv aul inialiible ruloS. meaningless forms an,
lLt>c notions; and hcncc enables the student I,
tcuuirr correct notions Of accounts rs Cmbud
ed IA autdal practice.
THE lNlrlATORY COURSE
Embraces regular progressive series of man
lusrriut cards. classified somewhat as tu the va
iricty of transactions. 1t aims to develop tn,
lnrsl principles and philosophy Of accounts
rather than mere routine aud actual formula
1 hy addressing the reason and Judgment Ot tn,
/ student, who studies with the view of apprc
lhcnding and arriving ut results, aud so pushc
un his Investigations with much greater conf
Idcnce. pleasure and independence.
THE REGULAR COURSE
J Is intended to represent every species Of busi
mess, from Inc smallest retail tu the heavics
and most intricate ut Wholesale and commits
sion. as well as banking. railrnadlng, etc, dc
mandcd, at present. 10y our vast and constant
~ rIIE EXTENDED COURSE
Embraces lengthy practical sets from the var
iuus business firms. and is designed for such stu
dents aS may wish tu spend longer than the tim
utnusly) preparatory to entering some specia
lhuuSe.
By taking in additon-thc Extended Course
the student will bo Faithfully and pruitably en-
puyed Tor six months.
PENMANSnIIP. practical and ornlmea at;,l, in u
varieties. will be taughtin the most thOroug
and efficient manner by one Of the best teacher
iur the West. Besides the usual method {
teaching business whiting, the Cherbythm,
lgraphic system will also be taught. ThiS Sy,
itIl, ST. ny
\ educational men. Is now taught IN the publ
schools ui Cleveland, Columbus and Toledo
Many other places are open Tor good teacher
lut Chcrbythm"grapiy as soon ~ they can b
quIliiicd.
| DAILY LECTURES on practical and theOrctic;
Book Keeping. Mercantile Laws, CumInurcii
Ethics, Political Economy. Art ul Computation
lCummcrcal Calculations. Mcrcduti,c Customs
/ Banking, Exchange. Commerce. iiaIroadn-
! Commercial History. business Correspondence
l lPCnmauShip. etc.
| The new suite of rooms of the College. uccU
| pies the finest location IN the city. situated I,
they arc on the corner uI Public Square an
superior ST., ailUrdmg It fair view uf most part
Of thO city and the Lake. Inc rooms Irc nuHtl
lnd tastriui.y furnished, Surprising III bcdut
and convenience rernrl'S, those Of any simlit
Institution IN tIe iulun.
lnE LANES tuuTSl ~ The Same ~ tlHt of ia
icullcmru. allurdlng equal Realities To AL ladic
Nhu may WISH t. dN'tii themselves OF tAc com
.ncrclHl course.
The Principal. having an extensive bUsinc,
aCquaIutdnCc. l. enabled iu secure good SItut
lions Tor many al ms GuiVttrS.
y. u. FurpIrtrUldrs send Tor Catalogues An,
circulars by m.liI. March 20, l>Ji-ly.