Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-26
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS d TGPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES !

DAVIS a TsPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!
LOCATED:
DAVENPORT. iowa.. Cor. Hifth and Brady sts.
PEORIA I!L.......-..33 and 20 Main street.
DIRECTORS:
W A WIZARD ESQ o. p. Risssll, ESQ
rs,re NYgna ESQ II. A wnrf.rH ann Erq.
J. D. Patton, Esq, DIT J. >. hnlts.
NIB Curiiss, Pa Wl.ain Attei,, 's9
VIZ, Q Grtrg Ego JH0 Dillon, Fsl
.p R.rtlett E~,, Jnc l. C9ila, Kfq
uenrv Nalte Esa Vim Ciark, Fsq
tn. T. Mnvna Fsa Chas Putnam, Ef9
Jgs Frye, ffies' ESQ
FACULTY
profssors OF Book Keeping aud lateral
Branches.
Tw DAVIS, SIS Triton.
VT DuKR, . vREpENBuRo,
JR GOLDSMITH, } b poDos
Professors of Practical AMI orn0n'entai Pen'ndn.
sin, AMI Lecturers Oh business Customs and
correspondence:
J Il GRrYFITH, TW DAVIS, Upton
Lecturers on Mercantile Lao, Bcnkiug, Exchange
Finance, DC:
JNo DILLON. CHhs fufNAA.
Uoy JNo z CoOg, j ENSIGN, Eco !,
II LANDER E.a., ) CRAWFORD.
Lecturers %, Political History and Co'aaerctdi
Geography:
HENRY S AUSTIN, VIM T CLARK.
The detiyn Of the proprietor In establishing this
chain OF College, to sfeId young gentlemen the
best prssi y f1ci.ties To- dc r,ns In expeditions
n,snuer tn rogcl xnow,edge o. Conimercial aceiee
Aud Art a. practically cmoloyed IL the Counting
Room and bushes. pursuits gener Bll.. These COL
lsxes embr in tn ir extensive Of study not
only bookkeeping and pchmaEshir, but numerous
ether branches which viii BE- Of the utmost inpor-
lance 10 every person who business Of any
kind Itvll se OF incalc l.bie benefit to the Mel.
chant. Banker, Broker Manufacturer, Mechanic,
| Hotel Proprietor Publisher, Physician, Lawyer,
Land aud Insurance Agent .Fciwarder, Collector,
Printer Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum.
b-r Mercl .nt Surveyor, Engineer, Inspector Teach
! er, &c &C.
The course OF study pursued at tnese Colleges Il
the extensive and thorough, not excepting any,
which has .v been reduced into any similar In
situation In this country. The teachers in the vari
Gus departments are aekuowleg ed 70 have supe-
riors In their respective professions
"speucerian pcnmanshiP."
O: the utility Of the above named system Of fen-
manshp II il unne to continent, its vide and
! wi 'cfing popularity, amcng the discerning and in
tegs: classes Of coIBmuEity throughout the ,ivil-
lied world a3s IS CONCLUSIVE ey'chee that It is the
/ best known system; and III reaity The oniy one
WHICH is recognized as being tystem among those
| Classes.
This system OF writing is taught in these Co!lee e.
la AL lis forms both Practical anu ornamental and IN
| sill it, modern improvements and iliuetrations.
Pen ard Ink spec'mens OF Writing, with Circulars
| sent hy mail free OF charge Oh app ication.
| Employment.
| The Principals and Teacher ef THESE Colleges have
an extensive business acquaintance, ana will Away
consider it pleasure and duty to further the b't
Interests If their graduates WHO desire IT, by aiding
| them sil they can in Oh, aiming situations.
| Tuision..Payab.c on Entering.
| Fer full Mercantile Course including all Depart
NETT o: bookkeeping, Lectures, PeImanShip and
Commercial Csiculattons. ................. 30
| For P.nmanship alone, one year.......-.......
| For Pennanship, twenty lessons. .............
| For Ornamental pe3manshi,, Gard Writing ant
| on Hand Flourshing, Us may be agreed upon.
Further information Civ "A with piesS sure on applt
cation Mt the Co',egH, or By sending for new Circu
lar which cont sips much valuable Information, ant
will be furnished by return Mail.
| Address
/ DAVIS s. Upton,
sep17 Davenport or Peoria.