The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-29

| Teachers course in penmanShp iuVVV
| A life ticket in all the departments 1oouo
| n ia student having paid for eourseln any
branch as above is entitled to Life Ticket IN that
department. He can attend such branchesas he may
/ For any language, per month SS 0G0
II slWlhs, r. - no,,,,Ilarcial course 800
| Stationery for penmanshlp %
p" Diploma from this College is passport in
ali commercial communities Students can Oe3ih a'
Usual time for Penmanship, two to four weeks; do
do bookkeeping three TO five weeks 90; 40; ConI
Toercial Course six to twelve weeks; do. do French
IN Snanisb twelve to twenty weeks-but lessons are
not limited in any branch. All former students are
inTited to review their studies free of charge.
| The south must NOW educate her sons PRACTICALLY
if She would develop her vast resources OF wealth.
| which are much more numerous than those Oh ORA
We have ample arrangements for 500 students du-
r;ng the current YEAR Parents make liberal CON
di+ns for their sons if they apply Those from
the country can board with good families sPeahing
English French, Spanish or German at 80 10 ="
pc. %msiness education that enables one to earn
$1,000 $1,000 annually Is the neSS b h in mc
cessful operation for more than quarter OIL eShtu
~ and the practical plan here pursued te
nanimous Communications OF the press anu business
| Community and as several thousands OF It's former
students are in business III TINS city anu Over
+he country if is keemed useless to 90 into an eX-
tended exclamation Of the plan or merits OF the lhsu
tuition. -, Of +l,e ,non1, thousands
| 81 forner students isnow out of employment, ana
so far as known tone in thousand OF tnoso "lo
Loya hern sent for TO Europe or the Nortn Is
naI;fed on returning home to enter business
house although thousands OF dollars nave peen eA-
nSnded ON his education. \ word to the Wlse1 Is
sufficient ~, D tror, u 70 If
- 81 5re attend such branches they may. Wis
| ~" bayinG a special Professor for each branch
- f,r,tI,s of the students time Is saved lhose
,bo have entirely neglected their etvcatloh LOT tl'
nt Iraars can here be prepared for any situation IL
business whether Book keeper, MercLHht OIl
CIarl, i'm from three to six months Inc AgrlcuI
ttTaI aud Mechanical Departments VIII he openc'
a. authorized by the Charter, as soon as sulI G
~ 't,'i,,rs ore secured to take charge OF them
N-,+l,;ur * now so much needed III the SouIh, d
gisntitic education i'll these departments OF INDUS
- witch rroduce the wealth OF the country Sti
~. Intended for this College should bring TN
u !Ii ~. snecial directions as winter Their
~, +an,DoraTv establishments opened Dung STU
dents should put their funds IN the nandS Si Iiei
rcbant or the President of the College Cltzeh
Ia atTan GERS are invited to call. college, onlce
a n 81 NJ RUFUS DOLBEAR, Prest.
i''0N' AGENTS:
SHANNON HAMILTON co who VIII !
,roduce by letter young gentlemen desiring 10 ~
this College. L., iii - obove I
Tho Aolly Springs Reporter VII G. copy , aooVe
the amount of $50 % and send bill to II DolDear ~
lSd3m.
CARLETON. II. GoLDTHwAITE
Late Tarleton, Whiting & Co.
md W. J. LEDYARD, hN" IN LEI
of TARLETON, LEDYARD 81 CO.
Successors to Ledyards Coz
COTTON FACTORS
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
No. Is, South Commerce, st.
Mobile Ala.