The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1859-02-03

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r. R. SPENCER & SONS, WRITING ACADEMY
In connection with the cleveland oiIege.
LocATED-clsysand, Oh eerneT Superior mp i.t sne
BualC corner Main and seneca n.s1 s1sHs's ,ca al
.7s woodward eys1Ss; Se,sSeS. .eR,
Over six hundred Students were IN attendance ~
the last winters session of these Colleges, which Is
patronage unparalleled In this country.
=. PRINCIPALS.
H. B. BRYANT Ii DIkkcToRs' Fl S5FoTEss' j. b. BRYANT
Hon. En- A.rv. cosslss, Hrrar wr.Ls, ESQ.,,
]. r. GlDDiSss, N. :, Pres. g. O. PIssrT,
Rrr5EE HircHcocx, Prof. sAML. ST.. john,
n. 8. TowEsnEHD, +. F. GAYLORD, ESQ,
v. v. So.DOs' Sa.s. Hs;;o., hrsSI @ % wIo1, ESQ,
.- FACULTY..
n. 3. BRvAHr, II. }. srRLrroN, J. c. BRYAHr, E.
F.sToS Es: sH.IUs'. n GIsoS' sss SS.en'e
r. r. SPENCER sons, IGstructorsi In Business ard
Ornamental Penmanship and Lectures on CONNER
cial correspondents.
Hon. HORACE MAxH, on. GEo. W. = LINTON, Hon.
ELIHu BURRITT, SPecE Lecturers.
Hon. SEAuEL STAPE WEATHER, HORACE n. LARK.
Esq, Hon. JEssE r. 3lsHOP, Lecturers on tommer
Rev. FREprR,cE +. BRowS, Pres. Asa EAx, Lscsur.
ers on Political Economy. ...
Rev. JAMES ELLER, Rev. DR.. AIKEN, Lecturers or
T.F. HANDr,J. D. MERRlAx, Lecturers on Bank.
Ing, Finance, etc.
Fl. c: MARsHALL, II. G. LucE, Lecturers on the
General Principles and Details Of RaiIrnadinE.
J. B. MHRRIAN, EMERSON Z. WHITE, Lecturers on
Commercial Computations
1tsthe design Of the propretors Of these Colleges
to perfect chais Of Business Schools from the East
10 she West aGording the most ample facilities for
young men and young ladies to qualify themselves
for responsible positions in lite. Their schools al
the points above established on firm basis and
arc all in most prosperous condition. The teachers
In the various departments are thoroughly accom-.
plished practical business men.
THE COLLEGIATE COURSE.
VIII embrace the most st nSpP5rGvfa and practical
rious departments of Trade 6nd Commerce, includ
ing General Wholesale and Retail, Mercantile, Ex-
nns muns sSpse satSs
ny Business. All manuscripts from which the Stu
dent copies, are written in bold, rapid business
hand, which will serve as great auxiliary in secur.
ing to him an excellent style of writing.
WRITING DEPARTMENT.
This department Is nnder the immediate supervi.
sion of p. K. Spencer d Sons To tho public thisis
sufficient guaranty that 1t will be well conducted.
While Mr.. s. IL conceded 20 stand pre.em'neHtly
high as an Author and Teacher, may in justice be
said Of his sons, who are associated with him, thai
they compare favoraby in psin. Of artistic attain
ment with their accomplished master. This is witl
ont doubt the most desirable place to pursue Pen
manship as study, in the entire West
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Isentiroly separate from the gcntlemens, andis 0t.
ted up In neat and eonveuient manner.
TIME OF COMMENCING.
As their arc no terms, and no vacations. students
may enter at any time, and prosecute their studies
without reference to classes, BY this arrangement,
every student is permitted 70 progress rapidly as
''' '''''' p'''' " DAILY LECTURES
Will be delivered on the Science Of Accounts, ON
mercial Law, Political Economy, Commercial al
culations, Banking, Mercantile Customs, CONNER.
cial Ethics, Railroadng, Business Correspondence,
Mining, Commercial Geography. etc.
Scholarship issued rom tho Cicvclard ollece
will be goodin Chicago, Buffalo, and Albany, and
For full course time misunderstanding all de.
partments of Book Keeping, Lectures and Spence.
rian Penmanship, $40 &C
For same course in Ladies' Department, 25 o.
Persons TAX ing peEmanship alcne, ,willrsceive
one month Instruction for 5GC
Unlimited course of Penmanship. 10 G
Through tho extensive business acnuanintanee o.
Ihe Principals, many Of tho Students graduating
are placed In lucrative situations.
II ? For further Information please cal6t College
Room, or send for catalogue. Address
BRYANT g. STRATTON,
Oct. IS, 1sj7-ly.*