Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-04
G,anger,s Commercial College.

Herald BuilIiHss, south side PHb.Sqnars,
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TONME ERClALa' Mercantile schools
~ ar. uompArniirslg, q raoasrn oTiEin. Yet, they
,.suli fg@ 'Ls nsesssy .anis sna S'IaSa' :, = -,
history have nanY nsw Evennes q hgEiress ana
trade hen throNa epea tn he siarnE and ensfTstc
yaans inau, az the present day. running not ohly
thfuueh the sEiim-ts channels "a Me'eantis and com
actans. tut into -psrains In Read Estate,
Raisads. uaakinE. hih ooFPaFsis ans private, fifes
stsasi Business, MaTtne. .fH aHd Lite In uranre AEsn
eies Manufacturing Tsisrraths, PantinE and faTmnE
Together tie 'huusand SaFsd upefatuus that Auef
euB rsnias sRd iuFsHury have dsVsed Aud ihis Iuu-
tine of bnsnss mas ncrtase in df,ct ratio iih the
nrrease & ouf I-puaiiUn the thfn Of ar the deNel
"Ineals uf seisuts and the pfoliheas' OF nVshtiSe
genus
reuos the Necessity ui a IhurouFh G. mmsrri-l Edu.
cation Glr at wha wsnlt tske = respectable pnson
ony of the inprtaft Mercantile =, atinHs must he nc
kEuwisdgsd. The fte.lus. fsT acquiring such an tdu
eaiinn are noN ararded b. the t'nmmeTcai 'aiege.
And Is ~ longer 90 spend uT O' i've
for pursse of arguitios knUwitdge ot some "ne
branth uf uaae. inr lnuns men can now enter Cen
meTcial College, and IN a few weeks graduate, oinpe>
teut becrme Accountants IN any "f evetY variety
bierrantile npentanS. Iwthsiauding the sCkuswi
edged prarticahiy and utiy :" these sohoois vet too
msny neglect 20 avail thu mselves OF advantages,
The requirements obtained in our common schuns aud
academies, however extensive aud th0f0ngh they mAy
be uf themselves but P,UTy quality young men To en-
terri uf business, here competition and energy
do battle f The Commercial College cOTTRrts
this evil for II devoies its e,rts and instruction entire
ly 10 the education Of individuals Ia all matters Con.
nected with buying and ching exchange barter
] gutotion 81 trade The young uHn wh" enters life
with Knowedge whatever ~ lts requiTem nts. or
responsih ies, he eHpstted to compete success
fully with those hu have perfected themselves, both
theoreu ally and practically, Ia the science "f Com
metCal Transactions Aud does not experience testify
that II men better Accountants, aId Understood
thoroughly the legal effect OF business tanslr-
tions that much Of the litigation in our courts would be
| avutel.
brf, he l. 10 an.
counting room of the Merchant, the Manufacturer,
tbs Banker. should he able 10 write good bIsiness
hand shourd have thorough knowledge of Bookkeep-
ing by double entry, applicable To the most extensive
well as the most linlIed ranches If trade aud ccm
meuce, familiar acquaintance with every variety Of
Mercantile hrms and instruments he Should possess
readiness in calculation, ,shOnld he expert In the cUmp1
sinn of business letters should have general knowI
edge uC Commercial Law, Exchanges Currency, PClIti
cal Economy and Ommercia Geography.
For the purpose OF frnshng such an education and
preparing Young thoroughly for practical business
pursuits this Commercial college is founded by the
dersgned The success that has the
instructions OF the Principal Of this College in making
| young men good penmcn and commercial Accountants
is guarantee To the public of his competency To fulfill
the claims made in this CIRCULAR: aud 1t is with CONT
dence that he socits the attention Of all Who would
avail themselves OF the advantages OF Copmercialand
Mercantile know edge
Book Keeping.
| complete practical course "f Book keeping by dnu
BILE entry, adapted Who esae well the linz
tied ret IL business. commission, exchange specuatons
In stocks, ea estate, steamboang, banking, insurance
railroad and hooks Of joint stoc und chartered assoc
tions comprehending the best forms in use among The
most eminent establishments in oar country.
Commercial Calculations.
| Embracing every variety Of computations pert aiming
to business operations being taught acc,Sdng To the
loss insurance, denomnalional exchange arbitration of
exchange, partnerships. stocks, storage, equations of
payments, customs or duties aud general average.
tommcrciai LAW.
Lectures from time to time will be delivered nv
heis oI the bar whose services have been engaged up
on the law connected with commerce and the practI
cal workings Of trade emf raced in the various subjects
of Partnerships principal and agent negotiable instrli-
ment sales debts, guaantees prOmissory notes, bills
If exchange, contracts marine Insurance, bailment
| Commercial Geography.
Lectures on Commercial Geography will delivered a,
stated periods, illustrative of the natural and artificial
channels of commerce, both Of our own and foreign
countries The cemmercIa features OF various localities
and showing the intimate rel tions between the Phys
cal Features and commercial Importance OF states ano
| Nations.
There will be constant exercises in Penmanship ant
Commercial Corr spondenCe, including Invoices, Ac
counts Current, Orders Drafts, Promssosy Notes, Bil
of Exchange, Protests, &C
a course can he compIet in from 8 to ieweeKs.
TERMS-For the Course, in advance, twenty dollars
The following are some Of the advantages which TIN
institution presents toyoung men over that Of any sim
liar Institution viz
lst Boarding Is hity per cent cheaper than in tn
rites.
2'!. Inc lefmS OF luitlon ana cost vi ShtIonefy,
not more than ehalf that charged Ia cities.
Sd Each student is instructed in the whole Course
individually. aud not in cassesso that the instruction
eau thus be he tCuIafy adnped 10 tho business whic
ach Student may design pursuing in life
4th. Mansfield is accessible, healthy and moral-tre
from the temptations and vices incident 10 cities.
d ip omus under seal awarded the graduates,
VIM. w. GRANGER, Principal.
All the Stationery necessary tocompIete the Ccurs
can be obtained of Messrs. B. c. Ticknor L. Go.