Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-01-28
Changers Commercial College
, Herald Buildings, south side Pub.squar
MANSFIELD, OHIO.

TNOMME RCIALand Mercantile schools
~ are comparatively, of modern origin. Yet, they
Yesuli from tie necessary wants and demands ol tne
metante c"mmuny Al n" pv.'" "f u business and
trade hesn thrown open to the aspiring ana ehefeec
young man, at the present day. running not only
through the legitimate channels OF Mercantile ana COM
mercia transactions Int into operations in Real Estate,
Railroads. Banking, both corporate and private PIoes
siouat Business, Marine, Fire and Lite In urance' Agen-
cies Manufacturing, Teegrapbs, Planting ana farming,
together with the thousand varied operations that Amer
icun genius and ingenuity have devised And this rou-
tine of busnes must increase in direct ratio with the
i'm of our population the thrift of art the devel
opments of scieuce and the ,poiifcacv OF inventive
genius ,,,
cation 70 all who would take respectable position in
ony of the important Mercantile relations must be ac
knowiedged. The facilities for acquiring such an edu
cation are now afforded by the Commercial Coii7ge
And is no longer necessaryto spend four o. hveyears
for the purpose of acquirog knowledge OF some ono
branch Of trade for young men can now enes nTm
to become Accountants IN any or every variety OF
Mercantile operations Notwithstanding the hcknnw'-
edged practicaby and utility oi these schools, vet too
many neglect to avail the mselves of its advantages
The requirements obainedin our common schools and
academies however extensive and thoroueh they may
be of themselves but poorly qualify young men to en-
ter the arena of business where competition and energy
do hattie for success The Commercial College correcs
this evil for devotes its efforts and instruction entire
ly to the education of individuals in all matters con-
neced with buying and cling, exchange or barter me-
gUtiation or trade. The young man who enters life
RESPONSIBLE es snnot be expected to compete success
fully with those who have perfected themselves. both
Iheureti ally and practically, in the science OF Com
nsrcial Transactions And does not experiences testify
that if men ,weIG better Accountants, and understood
more thoroughly the legal effect OF business tansac
tions that much of the litigation in our courts would he
avoided.
Every Young man before he is competent to enter tho
counting room of the Merchant, the MaHutae6Eer or
tho Banker. should be able to write a good bnsinsss
hand: should have thorough knowledge Of Book keep
ing entry, applicable TO the most extensive
as well the limited ranches Of trade and com.
meIce, familiar acquaintance with every variety OF
Mercantile forms and instruments he should possess
resdness in calculation sond be expert In the compo
sition of business letters, should have general know-
edge of Commercial Low, Exchanges, Currency, PGt-
cal Economy and commercial Geography ,.A
For the pirp6se OF furnishing such education, and
PREPARING young men thoionehy ior pfacttas
dersgnsd The that has beretoore attended the
Of the Principal of this College, in making
young men good penmcn and commercial accountants;
Is guarantee TO the public of his competency to fulfil
the Claims mads In this circular, aud it is with conf
dence that he solics the attention of ell who would
avail themselves Of the advantages OF Commercial and
Mercantile know edge
Book Keeping.
Acomplete practical course Of Book Keeping ny dou
bio en;Iyy udaptsd to Who esae as well as the most i'm
TIED feta hesiness. commission, exchange, speculation
in stocks, real estate steaboang, banking. insurance
railroad and buokscf joint stock and chartered assoc la
sions compfehending the best forms in use among In
most eminent establishments In oir Country.
Embracing every variety Of computations pert amin
TO business 0pefations being taught according TO th
most approved methpds-iaterest, alscount profit an
loss Insurance. denomnationa exchange arbitration
exchange, OartneYship siockss storage, equations
payments, customs Of duties and general average.
a Com merCi0l Law. B.
Lectures from time to time VIII bc delivered by mem
bsss t the bar whose services have been engaged VI
onthe law as connected with Commerce and the pract
cal workings of trade, em raced in the various su1ec
Of Ratnerships, principal aAa agent Heg table instr
nents saes debtt, guaranleet, prensseEy aotesS bl
Of exchange, contracts, nariae insurance. ssilmen
common carriers, &C.
Eom nae rcinl Geography.
lectures oa Commercial Geography wilt delivered
stated tefiods, illustrative Of the nBtuea and aict
chaasseis OF conmerce, both Of own and forete
countries the commercial features OF various locaaits
and showing the intimate fe irons between the Pays
cal Features cad eeasscia importance Of STATES al
Nstins. IN .t94s4g g ~ tsG.-;
1AeEe wa he canssa Et exercises ia penmanship al
Conmsrela Cor 7spossdence, inctading snvoices, A
sants Cuseat, Osders, Dssffs, fronissesy Notes. Bi
OF E1chanes, fruseses, ke ~
hcsArse csa be caMrteted in from To I2weeks.
TERMS-for the Course in sasasce, twenty doa
TIE fSAcwiag are ssme ct the advantages which d
Iasf twa pRssnAs TO ,ouas ssea oyer thsl oa sny s
Slar n nsdtugioa. viE-- l-. - = !, - :"
il Bossd'ns s any PER cent cheaper ,h.a in ,
cities
ac4 usss:haa e-ha,f thsz charged ia cities. -
~ Each Student h Instructed In TIE wsoae Copr
1pSyS1asliy aad not in cIassssso that the instEctir
caa tas - particularly sdaped 10 tho basiacss w
ssxA Efsaeas ray design psrsalnt in niife- Z.
4fh- Nans6ssd bseeessihls. healthy and naossa--l
fFsn The isnpiatiass and vices ineidesf to sssies.
DIP ,cnaa a.AA. ~. -. awarded do gasustss.
WIN. w. GRANGER, Principal.
AE sAs Stationary Bsssssssy tssempiefs ths ceu
asSs 9St&ss1 ss 1e'sys. H. &. FicsHos H. o.