The daily Mississippi clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1866, 1866-04-04
TERMs-PayaBIe i'm Advance:

TERMs-PnyabIe in Advance:
Peumanship-lessons not limited s $500
bookkeeping and Single Entry, ,
etc. perfect course 5oOU
MISUNDERSTANDING all commercial ealcu-
Lectures on commercial law 1900
The above constitutes the commercial course
English-grammatical course 93-oU
Enghsh-full course not limited i0000
Snonisb 10000
German 10000
d Grsek ieSSS
Asa4-,- 5000
Teachers course in penmanship 10000
A life ticket in all the departments o'4OV
N B-A student having paid for course IN any
branch above, is entitled to Lie Ticket IN Ihat
department. He can attend such branchesas he may
desire ~ m
For any language per month s}90
Drawing, per month ~~o-oO
Stationery for commercial course 2.uo
Stationery for penmanshlp -
9Sgs Diploma from this College is passport in
ali commercial communities. Students can begin at
Usual time for Penmanshp two to four weeks do.
do Bookkeeping three to five weeks; do do. Com
mercial Course, six to twelve weeks; 90 90 freicn
not limited in any branch All former students are
| invited 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 OF Bra
| we have ample arrangements for 800 students du
ring the current year Parents can make liberal con
the country can board with good families speaking
| English French, Spanish or German at s25 to St5
| a business education that enables one to earn
1880 or 5000 annually, is the best fortune parents
can give their sons As the College has been in sue
cessfuI operation for than quarter Of centu
~ and the practical plan here pursued received the
unanimous Communications of the press and business
community, and several thousands OF its former
students are now in business in this city and over
the country, it is keemed useless TO go INTO an ex
tended explanation OF the plan OF merits OF the 1hs
So far as known. not one of the many thousands
| of former students is now out OF employment. and
40 far as known no tone in thousand of those who
have been sent for years to Europe or the North
| qualified on returning home to enter business
| house although thousands of dollars have been ex
| pended on his education word to the wlses Il
The city is now healthy. Persons from IL TO II
| wears of age attend such branches they may wish
| iBy having q special Professor for each branch
three fourths of the students time is saved ThOs'
who have entirely neglected their edccatlon Tor tn
past years here be prepared for any situation
1 business whether BOok-keePer, Merchant O.
Clerk in from three to six months The Agrieul
tural and Mechanical Departments VIII De opene'
a. authoFized by the Charter as soon suitabi
| Professors are secured TO take charge OF them
| Nothing is now so much needed In the South a
scientific education in these departments of indus
try which produce the wealth of the country Stu
| dents intended for this College should bring TIN
circular a special directions ever winter Their
c | are temporary establishments opened Young stu
dents should put their funds in the hands OF thei
| merchant OF the President of the College Citizen
and strangers are invited to ealI T9nege olic'
5 Room Ne l. AGENTS:
e SHANNON, HAMILTON co. who viii Il
troduce by letter young gentlemen desiring 70 go
Ths Aoiiy Springs Reporter WIN copy, above
the anounS Of 80, % and send bin 70 Dolbear n.
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