Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-07
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS Il TlPTON's
MERCANTILE COLLEGES
LOCATED:
Davenport, IOwA..... Cor. Firth and Brady ste
PEORIA, ILL...........S3s and Is ain street.
DIRECTORS:
Hon y Powell. Eco BB woodward, rsa
| Isarc Seygs, Esq, II. WuppeTuAn nm, BeQ
| J. d. Patton. Esq, Dr. J. Bur;is.
NIB CUrllss, Eco william Allen, fsq
Ls1is Howell Eco Jno Cook, Es4
I VIZ Greg, Esq Jno DuIon, Esa
/ A Bartlett. Esp Jao Coaln, Esq
| Henry soiie, Esq wm 7 Clark, HsQ
Tbos 1ayne Esq ChAs Putnam, 1sQ
Jos Rye, d Price, ESQ
FACULTY:
Professors Of Book-Keep,ng and lateral
brcHcses:
TwDAvIs, sSTrPToN.
VT DUR, I'd vREDKsBURo,
Pro|.ssors Of Practical and Ornamental Pennan-
slip, and Lecturers on Business Customs Gnd
J GRIFFITH. DAVIS, Is Triton
Lecturer on Mercantile Lac, Benkiug, EecAdnge
Fsncnce, DC.
CHAs BoSsEY, PDAvrDsoN.
Jso DILLON, CHAs Z PUTNAM.
Hos Jso Cook, A J ENSIGN, ESQ
LASDEh, ESQ, n CRAWFORD.
Lecturers ~ Political H..sory and Commercial
CeogrdIhy:
HENRY IS Aus'". w1TcLAAK.
TIE detign Of the proprietor. in establishing this
chain OF Colleges was y AFFORD young gentlemen the
best pr.si ie facilities for aeq urins expedtioua
manner III rough knowledge OF Commerci Sc!eLce
Aud Art practically employed IL the Counting
Room and business pursuits generally. These COL
lszs etnb ace in III ir extensive Of study not
Only bookkeeping and penmsnship, but numerous
other branches which Will be Of the utmost impor-
lance 70 every person who trapsac.s business OF any
kind Itvill be Of incalculAb.e benefit TO the Mer.
chaot Banker, Broker. Manufacturer, Mechanic,
Hotel Proprietor, Publisher, Physicisn, LAWYER
Land and Insurance Agent, /. FoFwarder, Collector,
Printer, Contractor, Farmer, Produce Dealer, Lum-
Der Merchant, Surveyor, Engineer Inspector Teach.
er, &C dc.
The course of study pursued at these Colleges is
the most extensive and thorough, not eeceptjnD anu
which has ev been In reduced into any similar in
sttution IN this country. The teachers in the vsri
Gus departments are Ackno vletgcd 70 have no supe.
riors IN taeir res peotive professions.
"Spenterian Peumanship."
OF the utility OF the above named system Of Pen.
mAnship 1t II unne essary TO comment its vide and
"iltHInS popularity, among the ulscsYnlGg and In.
teiiiSent classes Of community throughout the civil.
lied world afJrts ooncl usive evidence that 1t lie the
best known system; and in reality the only one
which Is recognized a. being system among those
classes.
This system Of Writing is taught In these Coleses
in Gil Its forms both practical ornamental and in
all its modern improvements and illustrations.
Pen AID lux spec.meis of Writing, with Circulars,
sent ~ nail free OF charge on app icatoIl.
Employment.
The Principals and Teachers OF these COLLEGES have
an extensive business acquaintance and viii always
consider it p.easur and duty t. further the beet
Interests OF their graduates who desire IT, by aiding
them Gil they can in obtaining situations.
Tuitien.-Payable on Entering.
For full Mercantile Course including all depart
ment Of Bookkeeping, Lectures, Penmanship and
CONNER cial Csculs atoms. .................. $40
FOR PenmAnship alone, one yeAr............... ~
Tor Pennanshp, twenty lessons. 5 |
For Ornamental Permanently, Gard Writing ana |
on Hand Flonrishing, Is may be agreed upon
Further Information giveh with pleasure on appli.
cation 81 the College, or by saHding for new Cirou
lar, which eontsins much valuable Information and
will be furnished ~ return Mail. |
Adcress
JAWS 4 Upton,
sepl7 Davenport or Peoria,