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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Course Of study lat h. =. 4 H's
Business College.
COMMERCIAL CONDEMNATION DrrAbtafs.

COMMERCIAL C0uRsE-lNlrlAToRl BFFARTHfsf
Definitions Rules Sc pages Ii to Il
, Ruling journal, 10 pages
3. JoWrnalizine cards
Ruling Ledger l2pages.
. Posting Ian. FeJ. and March in
one Ledger andtaking Trial Balance
d study, CLOSING he Lejgegr PIP. 80
and "a
T. Close first Ledger, as indicated in
the "ordcr If closing p. "a
: Posting Apra, Nay and lime, in one
Ledger and taking Trial Balance
9. Closing Second Ledger.
TO- Journali2e cards for T,iy and ADg.
H. Post juiy and dug into one Ledger
and take Trial Balance
u. Close third Ledger
10. Journalizc September card.
H. Post Sept and take Trial Balance
10. Close fourth Ledger.
l6. Journahze Oct
IL. Post oct. and take Trial Balance
IS. Close fifth Ledger.
10 Copy j. b., (Sct y page % into
uncovered Blank,-nvcntory p. Is.
20 Journali2e Set / in uncovered book,
same form as Card Journls.
81, Post Set. into uncovered Ledger
% Close Set /, with Statement Of RI
SOURCES and LIABILITIES as found OF
p %, and LossEs and GAINS found OF
Psi.
2S. Write Day Book from MEMORANDA OF
p. 30 in uncovered book.
q. Journalize in same book.
50. Post in uncovered Ledger lnven
tory on p. 40.
%. Close Ledger WIN STATEMENT.
~ Write Day Book opp. A a 40,
Cash Book opp. "a n 90, and Bill
f Book Opp. % a 55) of Set. IL, in tn,
blanks for "Small Setr-making tn,
entries when required) in the G. B
and b. b., at TIE same time the tran
sactions are recorded in the D. b.
, 2S Journalize Set. IL.
| ~ Post Set ll,-Inventory p. so.
: 30. Close Gedger,-(with Statement an,
compare Balance of Cash Boo
with A." Balance OF Cash" .Accoun
I in the Ledger, and Balance of Bill
I Receivable" and Bills Payable i
b. b. with the same accounts in Nh
q Ledger
81 Write d b up. 5s, SO, 90 a Oh {
4 Set Ill, c. b. 4 b. b.. same IS in Sci
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Local. MANAGEMENT AND FIRMS

Burlington, Vt, bryant, Stratton X lloyt
> Davenport. Iowa. Bryant Stratton \ Merrill.
3. New York lily, Bryant, Stratton 4 Packard.
l. BROOKLYN. y. l., Bryant, Stratton ~ CLARK.
). Newark. y. j.. Bryant. Stratton Whitney,
i. Philadelphia. Pa Bryant, Stratton X BanniSter
Baltimore. Md Bryant, Stratton Sadler a Co.
$. Washington. u c., Bryant Stratton, y Wal
worth
.. Portland. Me-. Bryant Stratton 4 Gray.
10. Boston. Mass Bryant. Stratton, Hazard \
Hyde.
IN. Providence. K. l., Bryant, Stratton y Mason.
II. Hartford. Conn. Bryant, Sratton, Remins'
ton ~ Hlannum.
ls. bridgeport. Conn, bryant, StNtton y Corbln'
II. Ponghkeepsie, ~ Y, Bryant Stratton spen
Ger Co. ,,
Il. Albany. y. Y Bryant. Stratton \ Folsom
Ii. Troy. n Y, Bryant Stratton Co -,
II. Burlington, Iowa Bryant, Stratton ~ Merrill
Is Montreal, {. T., Bryant, Strtton Oiark'
10. Utica. \. Y, Bryant, Stratton 4 Co
70. Ogdenshurg, n, y. Bryant suatton 90
n. Rochester, y, y, Bryant stratton Chapman
~. Buffalo. y. V, Bryant, Suatton Bryant
~. Toronto. c. W, Bryant stratton 20;
q. Cleveland Ohio, Bryant, Stralton feloh.
Is. Cincinnati Ohio, Bryant, Stratton Dehsn.
70. Co,ingion, n.y. Bryant, Stratton 4 Deiian'
u. Toledo. Ohio, Bryaut' stratton 20
2s. Indianapolis, Ind, Bryant stratton a Spencer
2g Fort Wayne, Ind. Bryant, Stratton 4 Co.
no Detroit Mich. Bryant, StrOtton Goldsmith
a. Chicago, H. Bryant h Sratton.
NJ. Milwaukee, Wis, Bryant, Stratton Spencer
s3. 81. Louis, Mo-, Bryant, Stratton 4 Carpenter
"a. st Paul. Minu., Bryant, Stratton \ plrkey
50. Memphis, Tenn Bryant, Stratton Co
20. New Orleans, La. Bryant Stratton a Co
81. Harisburgh, Bryant, Straiton 4 Co.
81 Concord n H.. Bryant, Stratton 4 Hoyi
80. Syracuse. n T., Bryant strstton Co.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

From SdmaH Foofe, ES4, OQdenSbTgb.
OcoENsnrRGH \. y. JrLY 3 1868.
Mrs.R. BRYANr SrRuroN 4 Co.:
Gcuaemcn-"Busincss bcforeplcasue'
is a safe maxim for business man, and
acting upon it, am forced to decline
your invitation to attend the Convention
of Teachers connected with the CONNER
cial Colleges regret this the more, as
the occasion would enable me to meet an
intelligent body ofmcn, with whose aims
! entertain a profound sympathy The
education Of the youth Of our country, is
a work Of primary Importance Had the
common school system Of the North pre-.
vailed at the South, verify believe We
should have been spared the terrible
strife of the last four years,
Your, is an enterprise which fills a
vacuum We have had the Law School
the Medical College, and the Theological
seminary TO provide the Lawyer, the
doctor and the divine, the training pc
culiarly adapted tohis chosenprofession
and in these latter days, Congress anC
State Legislatures are endowing Agri
cultural Colleges, for the benciit Of til,
farmer while the merchant has been lef
10 secure his own education or 20 with
ont it, Here your enterprise comes in L
supply Il much needed desideratum
There never has been any reason VIII,
the merchant should not be as well edu
Gated as any class in the community. ey
cept the mistaken aud sordid one that
a man knows enough to make money Ii
needs know no more
The true interests of the country vii
sustain the Commercial Colleges. whc
in few years will raise up class 4
superior business men, whose actiyit
and intelligence will be- Of inestimabl
value TO the public
very truly STlLLNAN FOOTf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
ACTUAL BUSINESS.

J. COOLIDGE TRANSPORTATION CO. stu
dent does General Transportation
Business, Forwarding goods for Ship
pers to other Colleges and receiving
consignments for dealers at home
making his charges for the same.
/. MERCHANTS EMPORIUM" Student
does a retail Dry Goods business,
purchasing his goods at wholesale
and selling at retail,-keeps a Clerk
and pays him a salary store rent
aud other Incidental expenses, keeps
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
WILLARD FILLMORE.
From Cyrus W. Field, of Ne'c YORK Of
The atlantic Telegraph Company

From Cyrus w. Field, OF Ne'c YORK, Of
he atlantic Telegraph Company
NEssRs. BRYANT, SrRATroN & Co.
Genaemea-My attention has been fire.
quenty called to your educational enter
prise, branch of which is located at the
Cooper Institute, in this city, and the
general plans and purposes of which
have seemed to me exceedingly COM
mendable and praiseworthy. | feel as
sured that in the education of our young
men too little care is bestowed upon
those branches, specially applicable to
business. and which are made the pre-.
minent feature in your institutions
Your efforts seem to be directed to the
object of making this special education
effective and popular--in fact, to invest
it with the dignity and Importance which
attaches to other professional schools
The purpose is a noble one, and if an
to Judge by what | see and hear, youl
success is most gratifying.
| am well assured that, if proper,
conducted, no school of this character
can ever fail in this great city for wan
Of q generous support That yours vii
be sustained, have net the shghtes
doubt.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28


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Coun
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
bryant, STRAroS 4 Co, Business Con
yention, Chicago, Ill
From Hon. Ml1drd Fillmore, Ec-Presi
dent of The Uaaed States.

From Hon. MHard Fillmore, ErPresi-
dent of The Umted States.
BrrFALo, July 6, 1868.
MEssRs. BRYANT STRArToS \ Co.:
Genhemen--l am honored by the re,
ceipt of your invitation to attend the
Second Annual Convention of The Pro
prietors and Principals Of Bryant, STRAIT
ION q Co.'S International Commercial Cot
ieqes, 10 be held at Chicago, on the II th
Of this month, and regret that ! cannot
accept it.
1t would, indeed, give me great plea
sure to be present on so interesting an
occasion, and to do anything in my pow
er to promote the objects which you have
in view. That such an institution was
greatly needed admits of no doubt, anC
while | cannot speak from persona
knowledge of your success, yet ! an
happy to say that our business men will
whom | have conversational who ar,
the best iudges-speak highly of it.
With my best wishes for your pros
perity, | am truly yours,
Mi LARD FIJI MORE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

II, and in addition, keep Commis-
sion Sales Books, opp. 70 & 73) and
render Acct Sales Of Consignments
Reed (p. H.
80. Journalize Set. Ill.
80. Post Set. Ill Inventory p. g. Iii
ability not shown on Ledger, p. 81.
a. Close Set III.
ss9pA partner is here admitted-a
new set Of books opened for the frm
the old partner brings down the
Balances on the REAL ACCOUNTS
including INTEREST PAYABLE" and
closes his business as shown in MEN.
p. SO
80. Write Men, Up 90 into D. B. Keep
ing C. B. & b. b. as before
SO. Jonrnalizc the same.
81 Post into Ledger of Set Ill under
the previous headings
81 Close Ledger " Srocs acct and
BRYANT a SrRrros" acct. will close
each other.
80 Write MFN on y 49, Keeping c. b
X y b. auxilaries.
40. ,JournaIile. Post and CIosr as before
inventory =. 40
Ian. Write u r & r NBR nrNF, n
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
The International Chain 81 Com
mercial Colleges,


THEIR SPHERE ANp NANAGnENr
This is the most extensive series il
Educational Institutions ever established
m the country and the progress which
the enterprise las achieved during the
past twelve years, is q, gratifying to the
proprletors as it is crcditablc to the in
telligcnt and energetic purposes Of the
thousands Of young men who have com
pletcd the course Of instruction, and the
other thousands who are at present en-
rolled in the daily classes Of the respcc.
tive Colleges comprising the chain"
The reputation achieved by these Col
lcgcs as eyinccd by their liberal support
and the voluntary expressions Of leading
men IN all parts Of the country leave no
doubt as To- the advantages they POSSESS
over mere local school, claiming 10 com
pass the same ends; and the public may
rest assured that in all the essentials Of
first class instruction, they have never
been eXcelled, if cqualed, by amy nsutu.
''',, ." wv "o''''
Inc PuIPoSe "''''n mas Iea 20 'he eS'a'
lishmcnt of these Colleges has been d
P'''' ~ '''' "'''u' 81 ''l'I''s young
''''' '"' most 'r'uy ana '"ec'uai means
" ''''''''i'E ~ Po'''''nS ~ H'Hoi 'Io
''''''"''''"' ~ ''''' : 70 'l'''i ~ ul'
'''o'' ''''' 'usu '''"''''i' '''i ~ 'l'e S'ol'
est June ''S''oi'' ,na' N'''o anu degree =
u'''''''E coup '''u ~ . "'''Nhs' f'' q
~ carry mn MS d..,.,n a.. h..,
.,md no,os.,r,. ,o..s,.nli.L ..l.; c.
ooor,tino ;na,it,to,. ..a, d.rn,, ,
;,sof ~, IN .,L,,., :, n =.
'''' y '"'''' anu mama '''''"'
Inc ''"'S' % ''.'' ''''n q" ''''7' 0''
's'S "'S u'i''' '''''''''' ~ tue ''auH'
menls OF business The mann branehe
pursued are
BooK-XrrpINe in all its Department. an,
on,,l;ootio,s
'Pf'''
COMMERCIAL Law "''"u''s O''n IN
o Law Merchant and such statutory fcgu
latons as pertain 10 questions ot proper
~ and nersonal rights
-. -. .....,.....,.... II
oAA'"' 80, "''''''''''' ',''' '''5 :
SUBJECTS applled IN business TRANSACTIONS
the great majority Of which are elthc
/ entirely omitted or very lightly and NJ
sstsfactor;lv treated in III. nrevoiln
ia. l.,
eAFoooN' VI '''' u'y'
BUSINESS fENMANsHiF upon The spence
rian basis under the instruction Of tn
r best teachers of this system in the coul
trv
Business CORRESPONDENTS including III
,.;oo;,lo. 81 Fno.l;sh co,anas;,;on an
such 'n0rough Ptac''ce III co'l'''c''ou "" =,
tne dally exercise as must secure u
most satisfactory results,
i ,.'. "a ili''' w" - ''oo r'I"
follucal economy 'he science Of "o
h eminent, ,he customs Of business e'e
f 1t wiIi be readily apparent 'hat CO.. %
nected cham OF institutions located IN u =,
leading commercial cities, affords i3cl
r Tues Tor carrying on an extensive ,nIar
:, and foreign trade, Such as cannot be e
:, loyyGd oy a mere 'oca' scnooi.
4 Through these agencies shipments a
! made and cGnslgnmentS received, WI
all the attending correspondence me'u
IS ing Account sales Accounts 'orfep
ie etc.
Y. This arrangement also gives amp
IA scope Tor Bank Correspondence perml
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

~ 'f''"i '''T
MEssRs. BRYANT, SrRArroN x Go
Gemiemeu-l am in the receipt ofyour
polite invitation to be present at the
Second Annual Convention Of the Pro-
prietors and Principals Of the Chain OF
Commercial Colleges under your super
vision to be held at Chicago, on the
llth inst. My business engagements
will prevent my attendance but take
pleasure in saying that SO far as my
knowledge and information extends, the
system Of instruction adopted IN your
colleges, is admirably adapted toqualiiy
young men for the practical duties OF a
business life.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
DEAN RICHMOND
READ THEIR LETTERS F! !!
CONVINCING PROOF =!

A Convention of the resident prncl-
pals Of the thrty-fye Commercial Col
leges comprising the chain Of Messrs
BRYANT 4 Stratton, assembled at Chicago
in July last for the purpose of discus
ing questions connected with their sys-
rom of education, adopting new methods
Of instruction and improving old ones
and also 10 complete arrangements ior
the location ofnew Colleges in the South
ern States
The proceedings of the Committee
have been published, and occupy nearly
100 pages Of a closely printed book
While the Convention was in session,
letters were received from several hund
red prominent men Of the country, in
GLIDING statesmen, business men and
educators, from AL parts Of the Union
A Jew of these are given below
From Hon Hugh McCmioch, secystar,
Of the Treasury
Treasury DEPARTMENT Washington,
July 2 1868
GENT ElEN
Your favor Of the Bird inst is received
Iregret to say that it will not be pos
sble for me to be absent from my Office
during the present month ) nor do
think that | shall be able, by reason o
the pressure of official duties TO express
to YOU in a manner that would he salts
factory to myself, my view upon tn
subject of education will do so how
ever if shall be able to find the neces
sary leisure.
am, very truly, yours,
ii Meet LLOCH
bryant, STRAuoS Il Co, Business Con
yention, Chicago, Ill
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Writing Department..

Practical writing, one month
with class and individual in.
strnction. AN
3 Nv.
10 20
Unlimited time in practical wri.
ting IL 90
instruction in Furnishing alone %
Full course in Ornamental Pen
manship, including 00.hand
flo0rishIng, Lettering Ger
man Text, Old English, card
marking, Pen Drawing. &C., i o.
Full conse in Practical and Or
namcntal Penmanship % 90
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
SPECIAL INSTRUCTION

separate instruction in Commercial
Arithmetic, three months. .,
separate instruction in Commercial
Arithmetic one months 2
Arithmetic and Writing 3 months.
emitting student to 1 lessons
each day,.......... Is a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
couNfRolN couRsE-rRAcHcM DErARNHN

/. "ComssloN." Receiving, Sales and
Cash Books, journal and Ledger,
representing business as It occurs
in first class Commission Houses
,. FORWARDING Receiving and Cash
Books, Warehouse Receipts, Bills of
I.ading
3. "BANKlSG.' Debit and Credit Jour
nails, General and Deposit Ledgers
Discount and Collection Registers
Domestic and Foreign Ticklers ant
Passed Collections. Forms Of BLANK
Paper, &c, Illustrating the business
of Banking in use in most Of tn,
Banking Institutions of the Country
l. "BRoEERAGE Ann EXCHANGE" Casl
Book, General and Stock Lcdgers
and Blotter, Forms of Government
and Rail Road Stocks, Foreign Bill
of Exchange, &c, representing tn
business If "A Stock and Exchange
Broker
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Yours, very truly,
PRESTON, WILLARD Il KEAN.
From C. b. Allen, Esq, Manager [. 5
Telegraph Office, Toledo, Ohio.
TOLEDO JuIN /, 1868.

To BMANr STRATToN 4 Co.'S lNTERNAuoSA
CONVENTION CHICAGO lii
Geais Permit me to congratulate you
uponyourunequalcd success inestablish-
Ing through the length and breadth OF
the land your Chain ofBusness Colleges
Your College in this city is success
and deserves credit May you be favor
ed with the same success throughout
/ the United States
Very respectfully b. ALLEN.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
From Preston, Willard & Kean
Bankers, Chcag0.

MrssRs. BRYANT, SrRATToN * Co.
Gentlemen-Having been acquainted
with the results of the working of your
Commercial College for six years past,
as seen in the superior qualifications OF
your graduates, we take pleasure IN re-
comending your institution to young men
DESTROYS Of obtaining business educa-
ton as the first and best of the kind IN
the country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

From amos Deaa. l. l. u, PrucYai Of
ne ALtaml Ian CoNele

ihW tWpf E'"ii 4. T. - it"' I'u ~
he Ag0ng Lnc college
UM,fssm Or AIHA1, Law DfnmuM
Aboay J,ig Z, 1860.
Gentlemen / have received your letter
Of the 25th ult inviting my attendance
at you Convention Of Business Colleges
to meet at Chicago, on the nth inst.
Regretting my inability 10 be- present
personally avail myself OF this oppor-
mnity 10 express 10 you my strong con
victions Of the vast Importance to the
public, of the enterprise IN which you are
engaged. Knowing and fully apprcciat-
ing the we'll deserved merits, and great
value to the public, Of the Albany link"
in your International Chain. cannot but
feel interested in the success fam enter
prise which is SO rapidly filling our
whole country with links Of similar
character. The wants and demands OF
the present age in the development Of
business talent and capacity cannot well
be oyerestimatcd, and You have Judged
rightly in supposing that they will be
best met by Chain Of Institutions such
as you have organized, all Of which,
while conductcds ESSENTIALLY upon the
same principles, yet possess adaptations
to the several localities in which they
are respectively placed, As consc-
quencc of combined effort you will be
better enabled to profit By your varied
/ experiences, and to concentrate their re-
suits with the greater force at any de-
sired point
The people Of this whole land will
heartily sympothizc with the object which
brings you together
With great respect yours, very truly
AMOS DEAN.
e, MrssRs BRYANT, SrmrroN q Go.
Banning llorsE or CuWER, PENN $50,
Aoc FORK, Juiy5, 1863
MgssRs BwANr, SrRuroN ~ Co.,
;, CHICAGO, ltL.
) GemS-Your letter of invitation to b,
/ present at the Convention Of Principals
. of the International Chain of Business
= Colleges, is at hand. Were it at an con
, venient would gladly avail myself q
/ this opportunity distributing more closcl,
} your excellent system of education as eS
posed by its leading promoters in tn
!. various cities. My acquaintance wit
e your College in this city, and es
d pecially with the attainments of a good
{ number of your graduates who have he'll
and are holding important positions i
. banks and business houses in this cit
n and elsewhere, leaves upon my mind III
I most favorable impression of your c,
tended enterprise. We have at prcseu
y in our banking houses in this city some ha
7 dozen OF your graduates, which is tn
I best evidence we can give you of on
j confidence in your eyatem Of business
t training
Very truly yours, CIV CULvEI
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

Hoping that your success will be equal
to your deserts, am, gentlemen, truly
yours
CYRUS w. FIELD.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
COMMERCIAL corp.r--Tmom ptrumm>


|. "Sm "" Partnership Business
journal and Day.Book combined,
Commission Sales, Invoice Bill and
Cash Books Ledger closed by Jour
nal Entries, Note Drafts and Checks
drawn Balance sheets made out
at CLOSE of Business.
, "llm, I'm, AyD l3m CARDS Mds,
Companies and Shipments on Joint
Account
3 FIRST CASH" Manuscript Casl
kept as p'nc'poi booi aud postcc
from u close Of business
4. sfcoS3 CAsH.' Manuscript Cash
kept as principal book and postcc
from each day and balances brough
down
> MlSNG JOURNAL Manuscript
Day Book journal from Cash Ar prin
cipal book close Ledger al end o
each month
6 SIT VI" (Jobbing and Importing
Cash-Book, Foreign and Domestic IN
voice books, journal Sales book
Auxiiaries Bill book and Inventor
book Review questions, page las
Z CHANGING slVaIr TO DorHtE ENTRY
Two distinct sets representing tn
business of a merchant, aud a build
a. \ dissolution Of Copartncrshi
occurs in the latter and the bnsines
is continued by one of the firm
: F,m ACCOUNTS SIX Column Jom
nal form Cash as Auxiliary Boob
Review questions. page lo4
. SIX CoLrN Journal" MANI
script salcs-book tobe kept and pos
ed from.
10. AGENciFs" Administrators \,
counts Day Book. journal Ledge
aud Cash statement
II BMpwtN's ESTATE" Manuscript
Administrators books, kept same a
above.
~ EXAMINATION preparatory To- enterin
practical department
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

Diplomas Those students. and
hoSe aloae who fulfil the prescribed
course Of study and pass the requisitees
animation. are entitled to the honors VI
graduation diplomas are awarded to all
sueh
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Ornamental Writing.

er having charge Of the Writing De
partment in this College is prepared Ia
give instruction in 0f-hand Flourishing
Lettering, Pen Drawing, etc, and to- exc
cute work for ornamental purposes in the
very best style of the art
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Accountants, Agents. Etc

Business men in want of Accountants
Agents, Statesmen, or Copyists can read
lily be supplied by calling on us, or sd
dressing MS by mail
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28

Sessions. The regular hours iol ia
strucnun and bnsines, are from 9 to u
! NJ from to5 + ", every week da,
N the year except Satm lays and nom
t. . ia the evening during six months
ia the year, VIZ from the LIST Of October
to the first ul April Students entering
dmng the evening GLASSES can complete
the entire COURSE during the session u
any one year
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1865-11-28
Terms, Regulations, Sc.
Tuition Payable in advance. viz:

Tuition Payable in advance, viz:
Scholarship for full course il Book
keeping, Commercial Law, CONNER
elaI Calculations, Penmanship and
Practical Exercises, good throughout
the Chain for an unlimited pc.
rlod...'..............,.. $50
same to Ladies', $50