The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1866-01-04
Commercial College.
DAYTON, OHIO.


TuVHTs College comprises THEORY DEPARTMENT
II ANDA OTICEDEPARrMENT. The student
rst enters the Theory Department and Is given full
theoretical understanding Of the subject by means Of
Daily Lectures an extensive manuscript course, and
ample individual attention, after which he enters the
''i ''' PRACTICE DEPARTMENT.
This inclpdes two apartments; known as Dayton and
New York respectively. In is the Miami College
Bank and in the other, the First National Rank Of
New YORK Both are, organized-on therplan Of the
National Bapking Syse in acc9rdauce With instguct
ington, by tho courtesy of Hon Hugh, Mccullough,
Secretary Of the Treasry The students become Stock
holders, Directors, Presidents, Cashiers, Teers etc.
aud perform all the duties Of their Offices On entering
the Department. all supplied with capital IN Cash
and scrip representing Merchandise, Real Estate, &o
and engage in transactions with each other buying
selling shipping making all the necessary entries in
their books, and writing ont the appropriate Notes.
Dryls, Acceptauces, Receipts Bilsi OF Ladinp nc,
companying Letters &c, and transactng all the bus
ness with the Banks, customary with merchants; De-
posting. Checking, Dlscounting, Buying and Selling
Drafts, etc They thus forced to become practical
In the doing of the work they will he called on
perform in real business This College is the only
| one in this city or section, which adopts IL.
In addition TO thorough course and well arranged
| apartments, employ teachers, men Of extensive
Mr.. q d. CLARK, is gentleman OF nearly 80 years
experience az Book eeper and Cashier IN OF the
most extensive importing,jObbing commission ship
the West - r.
Mr.. JAMES vINsoxuALEs, was formerly and for nearly
Ave years Book eeper r. the extensive importing and
jubbng Hardware House Of j. r. Lindsey, ESQ, Pitts
burg, besides having filled other important positions
lie also for wears Teacher in Dun-s College
gar1ing him, p. Du, Esq,says, ellis thorough knowl
edge n Book. Keeping, aud extensive experience In
busness place him IN the first class ~ Practical Ac.
couutants" All connected with have had years OF
actual business experience In this important respect
we claim superiority over any College In the Wost, II
| not the whole country.
BABBITToNIAN PENMANsHIP.
The author Of this celebrated system Of Penmanshp
Is one of the Principals Students are systematically
and thoroughly instructed in 1t, and number among
our students and graduates many hue business Pen.
men, We append opinions Of some Of the ablest
thorties, concerning IT..
ADMINISTRATIONS.
"The whole Art Of Penmanship Is clearly explained
and illustrated The system Is highly valuable. BY
its aid think that almost any person may learn t.
write in good style without an instructor
American, N. Y.
"Cbaste, beautiful and very Simpe."-[New Yori
Evangelist . '"
at supercedes the necessity Of teacher by thorougf
practice In the most elementary detailso ChrOgraphy
by copOns examples OF the proper forms Of letters
accompanying illustrations Of imperfect and erroneous
forms. - N. Y. Independent,
1--WE commend this graceful aud beautiful sef-teach
ing system to educators. ~ Cincinnati Gazette.
ave have examined It with ard can recommend
1t conscieutiOusly." IN. Y Citizen.
| TERMS.
For complete course Of instruction, $40 o.
To Ladies for Same course, % U
Good board may be had at from 81 to so per week
or s2VO to 800 less than in Cincinnati aud the large
cities.
A complete set Of Babbittonlan Penmanship, includ
ing 90 copies card board slips with complete explain
ations Is sent post paid for Sl50, and to Clergyme
and Teachers for 81 90.
8 dozen Babbittonian Extra Fine or Basin ess Pon
sent for so cents gross $3.50, dozen in slvere
BABBITT Wits, Principals,
ap6K DAYTON, OHIO,