Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-30
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 4 T'IPTON's
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!

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LOCATED:
DAvrNroRT. IowA.....Cor. yinb and Brady sss.
pEoxIA ILL.........33 and % n ain street.
eD,RsOrOAs:
Hon Powell. Eco b Woodward. nsq
". A. willard, ksq, y. r. 6issril, ksq
Ys.r- Eegas, ESQ, H.. wnppefn ann ESQ.
IN Patton ESQ, Dr. J. burtis.
Cur,is. ESQ William Allen, $50
Lewis Howen ESQ Jno Cox, ksa
Ap bartlett H.p Jno l. Coma Eco
Neurv Eolte ESQ WIN Clark, ESQ
T,yos I Mxyne ksq Chas = Putnam, 10
10. @ Brye, n Price, Eco
FACULTY:
Professors OF Book Keeping and Coiidfeva!
BrGacAes:
TwD DAVIS, esTIrros.
VT DUR I'd VREpESBURo,
JR GOLDSMITH, JB DODGE.
Professors Of Practical and Ornd mental Fenndn.
slip. and Lecturers on Business Customs and
J Gnrr,rH, Tw DAVIS, IS TlrroN
Lecturers on Mercantile Lao, Bsnkiug, Exchange
Finance, DC:
CHAs BossEY, PDAvrDsoX.
Hon JSo p CooK, A J ENSIGN, Esq.,
LANDER, ksq., CRAWFORD.
Lecturers on Political History and Commercial
| Geography:
HENRY AUSTIN, WIN T CLARK.
The @ign of the proprietors In establishing this
| chain OF Colleges was 10 anord young gentlemen the
best 81 L. facilities for acq nirng la expeditions
| manner tn ronsh knowledge OF Commercial scelce
| and Art rs practically employed in the Counting
| Room and business pur suits generally. These Col
legs embrace in th ir extensive course OF study not
! -kaer.i in bnf
other branches which will be of the utmost inpor-
lance to person who rAnssc.s business Of any
kind. Itvnl be OF inca.c slahe oenert 70 the Mer-
chant, Banker, Broker. Manufacturer. Mechanic,
I'D Proprietor, Publisher, Physician, Lawyer,
Ls8R ahd Insurance Agent. EForwarder, Collector,
Printer, Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum-
Der Merehsnt, Surveyor Engineer, Inspector Teach
er, &C &C
The course OF study pursued at these Colleges is
fhe most extensive and thorough, not frceffng any,
which has been IN roducei into any similar i'll
stituticn In this country. The teachers il the var
Gus departments are aoknowietged to have no supe.
riors In their respective professions.
s'spencerian Penmanship.'
or the utility OF the abov" named system OF PEN
maDshsp II Is unne essary to comment, 1t, wide and
Wi iening popularity, among the discerning AMI tn
t-igtIt classes OF community throughout the civil.
wed world AFT rds conclusive evidence that 1t l. the
| b1t known system and In rea ity the only one
which Is recognized az being system among those
| classes.
This system of Writing is taught in these Colleges
in all its forms both practical OrnAmetal and
| all il, mod rn Improvements and iu. trait ms.
Pen AID Ink .pecimens Of Writing, with Circulars,
! sent by mail free o. charge on app ication.
| Employment.
The Principals and Teachers of these Colleges have
an extensive business acquaintance and viii always
consider it pleasure ana duty to further the best
interests q their graduates who desire It, by aiding
! thcm ali they can in obtaining s,tnatioas.
Tuiiien..PayabIe on Entering.
| For full Mercantile Course including all depart
| ment OF Bookkeeping, Lectures, Penmanship and
| Commercial Cacul atoms. Observation-Disclosures. $40
For Penmanship alone, one year. ~
For Penmanship. twenty lessons.
| For Ornamental Penmansho, Gard Writing and
| OF Hand Flourishing, Is may be agreed upon.
| Further Information givcn with pleasure nppli-
cation At the College, or ~ ssnding for CiI.u
| lar, which contains much valuable Information, and
will be furnished by return Nail.
| Address
| CAvIS & Upton,
efr17 Davenport or Peoria.