American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-12-14
Incorporated by Legislative Charter

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Of the kind IN THE UNION conducted by a practica
BUSINESS MAN Our highest commercial authorities
East and West pronounce his system Of Bookkeeping
uneluaed-eonp every department Of bust
ness, and yet skitnly condensed that the attentive
student masters the whole in six eight weeks 1t con
ssts of
STOCK BOOKS
closed once with loss and twice with gain-exhibit
ing by hree different methods the transfer Of Old tc
new books.
PARTNERSHIP BOOKS,
conducted by three different methods exhibiting the
transfer Of old 10 hooks, with the Introduction Of
new partner And practically illustrating the
PRIVATE LEDGER,
by means Of which the results Of the business kept
Of the general books the Of the partners
ly Tine book Is not named elsewhere. The settle
mont Of Partnership Books by
SINGLE ENTRY
with six practical lu utad1ns. exhibiting the hooks
oppuodb DoubleEuuy. concise rule for rectifying
,DERANGED D0UBLEENTEY BOOKS,
with six spechcat0us. The gain or loss ound and the
books correctly copaued Thclrarucr Is also exercised in
OPENING BOOKS,
from eghtspccifcotou including special conditions not
often met with ubuiue- Also, serious of exercises In
CLOSING Bo0Ks
from new and pecuar specifications The learner also
writes about eighty
BUSINESS FORMS
Of Praruissary Notes Judgment Notes Drafts Orders,
Bills Of Exchange, Accounts, Invoices, Sc, &c. Also,
series OF
which, with the business forms all connected with his
course Of bookkeeping, making 1t regular course Of
business practice, with course Of twenty-five
LECTURES UPON BOOKKEEPING,
by the Senior Principal explaining all the business mat
teIs recorded I'm the te'Nt. Also, twelve
LECTURES on BUSINESS SUBJECTS
How eyory one may get rich How to get rich by tra
ding. Tho cauHcs ui commercial failures. On specula
ti9ns The moral influence Of integrity IN youth ke.
Also, lectures upon
COMMERCIAL LAW,
on rartnorsiips Contracts Insurance Common Carriers
the statute Of Limitations, Sc, rmctcainstructions in
COUNTERFEIT BANK NOTES,
by full set OF genuine ylu@tes and counters, and
large collection of counterfeit notes.
OUR RAILROAD HOUSEKEEPING,
Tn mlnu-clull exhibits the construction and equip
moui the operating receipts and expenditures The books
closed and uiyieud recorded These books adycr-
Used hy others but NOT hught elsewhere in The city
Our new system Of
PRIVATE BANK ROCKS,
.n m"uuscrrtJ embracing all the beat forms in use
among private Bankers Oar new enlarged edition Of
STEAMBOAT BooE-KIEpINu,
students have the assistance Of our supern-
ty'ieat, VIZ. iitbS bSAlIH an experienced Practical
Mercantile Accountant, and formerly Clerk Of Mis,is
sipp steamer.
'durf course Of business practice includes about
FIFTY BUSINESS BOOKS,
ruled to about THIRTY DIFFERENT FORMS, viz: II
Lrigers hay-houk- 5 Journals, Bill-books, Cash
Books Siles-b1oks . Invone. book, Blscountbook
thcrkrtet-ter. Up0sitregispr DulIcC au-le gif eIs
ri, klsr, / Uaul's-5eei-.cr Fro'ghtbook Passage
Seal Ifs r.l a.
SIX HUNDRED BUSINESS TU AN>ACTIONS, comprc-
henlng bJF6 nisina. plan uf business education in
GUtUctl twenty-five years agu How far others have
sHcgcedadi initiating imw hc best seen by comparing
tue Dusrcs papce and books Of their pupils with those
Of the graduates Of this institution.
UAEPERs ENLARGED EDITION or
pEJ E''asa LsOOEE. I1I1PING
Price 5l75 Postage % cents. Sold by booksellers gen
orally
The f1llowus testimonials indicate the character
this work
"Nao,berwork upon Book Keeping explains the sub
jet" win much el''n'' and .2PneI5yy; n TByiryrs
Cashier Mechanics Bank, Wall It,, ~.
az gives clear insight INTO all department. of this
Cashier Of seventh Ward Bank, X. Y.
"A5au extensive ship owner American and European
merchant bank director etc. hc has born the reputation
JOHN W BUENuAM, Merchant,
No. South st.. New York
Mr.. Bvh Is man Of rare qualifications for business
JOHN NJ. u. TAYLOR, Merchant,
Union st., New Orleans.
MI Dun is q merchant Of the first respeCtability'
!. Lands, Merchant, New Orleans.
81 graduated in Dun College IN half the time ex-
pccted. IIsadmiruUie system includes nothing supper
iiuous, norlcayes out anything essential"
J. x. COMPTON,
Cashier Niagru Bank I.ockport n. Y.
"Itcontains much matter important 70 The merchant"
r.,..,..t ,,,rS,,,,I, e. o, lIAiSIEAR' i,ai, \
"The most complete work Of the kind | have ever
seem JAMES p. MURRAY,
President Exchange Bank, rittsburgh.
The most clear and comprehensive that have met
with" JOHN SNYDER,
Cashier Bank Of Pittsburgh
"Youhaye your own long experience as merchant to
good use in ths work" RICHARD IRWIN, Merchant,
NO. 8S front street A. T.
The favorable opinions already expressed by gentle
cn Of competent authority are well deserved and very
CHARLES NJ LEUPF,
LEOPOLD REEWORTH
ROBERT KELLY,
Special Committee of the Chamber Of Commerce. n. Y
tEStIuct from the Minutes.
PROSPER VI. WETM0RE, Secretary
"Yuur Committee unanimously concur iH the opinion
Of the utility Of the improved method o! Mr. DnMn
Recording Secretary Of the American Institute, n l.
TIE NEW ENGLAND EDITION OF DUFFs STEAM.
BOAT BOOK KEEpING,
Just Published by the author. Price 500. Sold by
Booksellers Generally.
Apcrfeot system for koeling such books and ndaccouns
Formerly Cashier Of the Merchants bank pittsGurg
"The Timo Table alone is worth The price Of the book
y. b. HERR0N
Late Clerk Of steamer Mount Vernon
81 consider the legal form Of the Steamers Protest SC
valuable that never leave ports without copy Of tie
book ON board" 4. C. McCALLAM.
Captain steamer Arcola
"Te only work published ofany value to the steamers
Accountant D. r. !. ALLISON,
Formerly Clerk OF the steamer Fortune
"The most perfect system ofsteamers Accounts In use
C. s FEIsBEE.