Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-03-18
MANSFIELD ADTERTISENEYrS:
Granger's Commercial College.
Herald Buildings, south side Prb.S9uays.
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hANsffELD. OHIO.
4 ir0MMERClALsnd Mercantile schools
~ are. onnpantivsiy, q modern sriris. Vet, thsy
,.sah issn ts nsesssA7 .Ans .na asnase' q ne
histoTy have many n-w avenues q husiness aud
rads he-n thruwn upen ta The sspiraE and snsrfsfe
Ihsusgh the seii shannes II Merezntis aad
eFeiSi traa artioRs ut into -eraohs IN Real Estate,
RAIFac,. Bahkihs hUsh eoTparAis AAa private, ffes
sal Business Marine Firt and Iis In uaucs, ARA
eies Nauafae,ariag Teiefraphs P ntins sna farmias
toeethsf tse thousand varied apeFsti.ns that
ieun rentns ,nd ipeeBsuy have deSissd And this Tu
tine of basines must INCREASE IN direct IN
increase e population the ihri Of ART, the ds,s
nFneats uf seisuos and the proliheAes OF inventive
genius
Hence the necessity of q ihoruurh Camn.rrinl Edu-
suy of the tmpria iercsut,e rt iatiaH- mus, he
ksawsdged The ftc'litie. fpr acquiring such edn
oafsa are nov aHatded h. the Commercial college
Aud Is M longer necessary 60 speH iur Eve yeArs
for tine pur of arguirOE a knowledge Of some
branch Of trads for young men can now enter Cen
mercial college, aud Ia few weeks graduate, eumpe-
trut to hec,me Accountants IN any variety
gerraniiie operations. Notwithstanding the aekn6wi
edged pactieabty and utility ai these Schools
msny neglect To ,vAi tho mselves of . advantages
The requirements obtained In our common schools and
raiemies, however extensive and thorough they may
be uf themselves, but P'ory quality younR mer to
erthe of business, where competition and energy
do hattie e.: The iommeTcia College corrsets
this evil for devoes its efforts and instruction eaiire
y TO the education Of individuals In all maiefs
W,
g,tiaton uT trade The young man whn enters life
with no Ennwledee whatever o. its requiem nts or
responsible csf cannot he expected to compete
fully with those who have perfected themselves. both
theoreti ally and practically, il the scienre uf Cum
metclal Transactions Aud does not eXpeTi5Rre testify
that If better Accountants. d understood
more Thoroughly the legal effect Of business tRns1c-
inns that much Of the litigation in cOuts would he
I avoided.
Every Young man before he is competent to ente, the
count ne room of the Merchant the Manufacturer or
the Banker. should be ehle TO write 4 good business
hand; shou have thorough knuwledse Of Book Keep
ing by duuhle entry as applicable 10 the extensive
well ~ the must lnted ranches If trade aud Gem
merce, familiar acquaintance with every variety of
Mercantile forms and instruments he should possess
readiness IN calculation, shOnld be expert Ia the compn
sitiun of business letters should have general knoyy
edge Of Cummercial Law. Exch .nges Currency PCli-
cal Economy and Ommercial Geography.
For tie purHse o. furnishing such an education aud
preparing young thoroughly for practical business
pursuits this Commercial college is founded by the un.
dersigned The that has heretofore attended the
instructions Of the Principal nf this College, in making
young men good penmcn and cnmmercia accountants
is guarantee to the public Of his competency To fm III
the claims made in this orcuiar: aud il is with conf.
dence that he sUcts the attention of Ill no would
avail themselves Ci the advantages of Commercial and
Mercantile know edge
IsOUk Keeping.
A complete practical course # Book Keeping by dou
BILE entry, adapted to WIN esae well as the most lin
tied ret il business commission, exchange
t. stocks, rea estate seambOating, banking insurance
railroad and hooks Of joint stnc nnd assuca
tonS cumprehending the best forms in among the
most eminent establishments in or county.
Commercial Calculations.
Embracing every variety Of computations pert aiming
to business operations, being taught according 10 the
most approved methnds-iaierest discount, profit aud
loss insua,e denominaional exchange, arbitration o
exchange partnerships, stocks, storage. equations Ui
payments, customs duties aud general average
oMUl"rCias law.
Lectures from time to time will he delivered by mem
bels " the har. whose services have been m
| the law connected with Commerce nd he
cal workings of trade em raced in the various subjects
of Partnerships principal and agent beg table instrl.
ments sales debts guarantees, prUmissurv notes. bills
of exchange, contracts marine insurance, baiment
common carriers, &c.
commercial Geography.
| Lectures on Commercial Geography will delivered al
stated perods Illustrative Of the natural and artificial
channels of commerce, both nf and foreign
countries the features OF variois localities
and showing the intimate rel tons between the Physi
cal Features and commercial Importance Of States and
Nations.
There will be constant exercises in Penmanship and
CONNIE -cal Corr spondence, including Invoices Ac
counts Current, Orders, ORA fts Promissory Notes. Bi
of Exchange, Protests, &c
| A course can be completed in from to l2Weeks.
TERMs-For the Course, in advance, twenty dollars
The following of the advantages which th
institution presents to oung men over that OF any sim
liar Institution, viz
LIST Boarding Is fifty per cent cheaper than in tn,
tiles
ID fhe Terms of Tuition and cost of Stationery, ar
not more than one half that charged ia cities.
I'd zach student is instructed in the whole Course
individuality and not in Classesso TINT the instruction
eau thus he he particularly adapte tho business whic
each Student may design pursuing in'iife.
4th. Mansfield is accessible e healthy and mOral-ire
from the temptations and vires incident tocities.
Dip Omas under seal awarded the graduates.
VIM. W. GRANGER, Principal.
All the Stationery necessary tocomplete the Cours
can be obtained of Messrs. B. C. Ticknor & Go.