National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1868-01-24
Miss. FANNIE N. TYLER.
Gymnastics.

Gymnastics.
FALL TERN CoMlENCEs Nov. 3.
EXPENSES.
FoR FULL COMMERCIAL CoURsE--until Gradu.
alton, time Unlimited which includes all de
partmcuts Of Bookkeeping, Commercial Law,
Commercial Computation. Composition, Ora
tory, Business fcnnanshlp Business Letter
Writing, Lectures, &c, S3J.O |
For Ladies, same course rs above cx-
cept Oratory, $500
For Book Keeping alone, one term l3mos.l 1000 !
Pcumanship, " 1000 |
Photography. " 1000
Tclegraphiug, 1900
Tclegraphing to ful! course students. 1900
Ornamental Pcnmanship, one term 1000
Other studies may be taken at reasonable
rates Text Books, Blanks, sc, for en-.
tine con Sc about Il to 1900
Board, including washiu, fuel, lights, furnish.
ed rooms. &c. per week at low rates
to We make no other charges than those
above mentioned
Parents may deposit money with the Princi
pal. who will take charge of and pay all cApon-
SIS "a Nilt pAl'h NAA4lNlAN NNAi 'itI
SEssIONs.-The regular hours for
instruction and business are from Q
to l. a. NJ, and from = to ) =. NJ.
Also, during the winter months for
those who cannot attend the day
sessions, the College will be open
from I to 9 =. VI. Students enter
ing the evening classes can complete
the entire course during to winter
months.
SPECIAL RATES will be made for
the benefit of RETURNED SOLDIERS
who We're disabled while in service.
or for the benefit of others who may
have reasonable claims for favor.
REFERENCE S.-sz0n. Geo. ~.
fsu W i'm, Bradford; Hon. .sn-
GcrNs God, Eson. &. AZ. leslie, and
DIPLOMA
Awarded by the combined
NEW ENGLNND AND VERMONT STATE AGEIcvL-
TuRN SuCIIrts
To the Vermont Commercial CoEsge as a
FIRST PEeENssN
! on Plain and Ornamental
COMMERCIAL PENMANSHIP,
| Awarded at Bratteboro, VI, Oct, ls66
GLo. b. LoWNG
! Pro.t. y. L. AZ. Society
DASlEL NrEpnAM,
SecyN. L, Ag Society
J. W. CoIBuEN,
Prest. VI state AZ soc.
HENRY CLARK,
See'y Vt. State Ag Soc.
ST. ALBANs, VT, Dec. II, 1866.
We, the undersigned, have thi.
day visited the Vermont CONNER.
cial College, and having listened to
a Review in Commercial Aritbmc.
tic, and in Book keeping, and hay.
ing seen specimens of Penmanship.
Notes, Drafts, Letters, and Other
business Papers executed by the
students, we cheerfully give orr
communication to the course ofstudv,
the manner of teaching. and the
progress made by the students.
VICTOR ATWOOD, PARK DAVIS
JOHN Il. BiGELow, Nj. BUCK.
l.. l.. BUTCHER, NJ. MASON
1 II Il VERMONT COMMERCIAL
CoLLEGE.-N'e are happy to Enron.
iclc the success of the Commercial
College, opened in this place last
September, under the direction of
Charles a. j. Marsh, A. NJ.
we nave been present, heard the
recitation of the students. seen tboir
work in bookkeeping, and other
business writing, and do not hest.
tate to say that we have HOME IN.
sIlINTIoN every way worthy of Il
large patronage. Moreover, We be
lievc that the kind of inotrlction
here given sjust that needed by CIV,
cry one who would be prepared to
engage successfully in the business
OF lii' Vt Transcript, st. Adams
We .nont, '"''
Every young man, whcth'r looking
forward to mercantile. mechanical
or agricultural business. will find
the course here proposed the best
preparation he can have, and the
surcst road to success. Ladies will
ma thc course of study very pleas.
an. ana opening to good situations.
WIN profitable compensation.--St
Adams Messenger.
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