Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-11
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Granger's Commercial College.
Herald buildings, south side Pub.Ssuars,
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-" Aehu hciCaHhic tcuOOls
~ are. Comparatively, of modern ortEin. fst, thsy
result from Tie nsesssary wants and asnan1s q The
Mercantile enmmuniiy. A. m period q The vori1s
histnrv have % many ns~ avenues of easinezs ana
young mn, s az the present day. ranainr nod oaly
throagh the efitmase shannsls of hefesHtiis and
mereiA ansacons hot into operations In Real Estsfs
Railroads, Bsnkiss both eOrporas and private Prvfes
sloual business Marins, Fire and Lie Afsn
eies Manufacturing, Telerraphs Piantine sna farminr
together with the thousand varied operations that Amer
leun genius aud Ingenuity have devised And this rou-
tine Of bushes mast increase direct ratio with IN.
increase of our Popuiaiion the thrh Of the dsve
oPIneats Of seeuee and the prolneaey OF Inventive
genius
Hence the necessity Of thorough Commercial Eds-
cation foe All who would take respeetsbs position
ony Of the imPortant Mercantile relations must be
ksOwiedged The facilities for acquiring such an sdu.
cation are nov afforded by the Commercial College.
And Is no longer necessary 10 spend far Eve year,
for the purpose Of acquiring knowledge Of some one
branch Of trads. for young men enter q Com
teut 10 become Accountants In any variety Of
Mercantile operations Notwithstanding ths aeknowi-
many neglect TO avail themselves Of it's advantages
The requirements obtaned'in common schools and
seaismies however extensive and thorough they may
t se ~ Mese,es, out PpoIy quany Young men 10 en-
a. 49,, ~ s % " ~, ii NneIe eo'pes't,on ahu enerey
~, Iii r., ~ \; Cohese eofrsee
=, =. Us ~ y ~ " ~ shu ihsa.ucuoh ehiire-
.s,sS A.. ;,s s "a ~ n ~ a' msuen con
,;,i WIN M .y ns a. ,esenahse OF barter, ne
ss,,h NO sao.,,sS.. ,.h,sy. ys %sn wiz eh'enhie
responsible es, eanno, be expected to compete
taly win those who have perfected themselves both
lneoIeu any ana pfaeneaiy, IN the science Of Com.
mercai transactions And does not experience testify
that men were better Accountants, aud understood
more .hoIoughIy e legal eject Of busiHess tansae-
ons tnat mueh OF the gauon IN our courts would be
AVOIDED
livery young man oc'oie ne Is competent to enter the
counting room OF the mefchant the Manufacturer, or
the banker shoua DC able TO write good business
manu-. snouu nave atnoIougn snowledse OF Book keep
ing Dy double entry as applicable to the most extensive
as wen as the most UNITED ranches OF trade and ccm-
nerce, iamilar acquaintance with every variety Of
meIcah'le otms ana instruments ne should possess a
readlnes; IN cacuaton shonld be expert In the compo.
soh OF business ieuers snonid have general knowl.
eugs o Commercai Law, Exenanges currency, Politi-
eu Eoohomy anu .omiheriai geography.
% roi me Pu,p"se o '.,nsnng seeh an education, and
preparing young men tnoioughy or practical business
pusus. ,s Nonnecisi Comege Is founded by the un.
ne success hat mas heretofore attended the
instructions OF the rrncipa OF this College, in making
young ,nsm gooa penneh ana commercial accountants
s se os Inns naoe IN .hs sIcuIar aud II Is with conf
uenue ta. ne socts tne atehtlon OF ell who would
,n as, G'eiVes VI uie advantages OF Commercial and
s"ei'a"'he A"ow euge
nOOA-heeplnS.
A complete practical course Of Book keeping NV dou
BILE entry adapted TO Wholesale well as the most linn
tied retail business, commission exchanpe pe
in Stocks real estate steamboatng banking Insurance
railroad and books of joint st0cs und ed
tons comprehendng the best forms in use amope m,
| most eminent establishments in country.
Cn,m,narc;,,I C,po-..
pt.o,~ ~ CoAcuidtiOuS.
., hU;aae"e eVeIy variety OF computations pert aiming
mos, ,nnrn,o oeng Taught according to the
ss os' approved metnods-interes discount profit and
exchange, partnerships, Stocks storage. equations
CommercinI Law.
Lectures from time to time will be delivered by mem