Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-02-25
Changers Commercial College.
Herald Buildings, south Gde Pnb.sguars,
MANSFIELD, ONO.


MANSFIELD, ONO.
C0MMERClALsnd Mercantile schools
~ ere. ennp.rativsly, q modern orEiu. Yet, they
resuh fH'n Tie nsesssAfy wants and aemaHds q ne
hsrrautis eommuutly. A. no period of the wof.ds
history have % naay nsw avenues q business and
young man, as s the present day. running not only
thf0ag the lefnHte channels af Mercantile and con-
mefeiA sa hut INTO spsra0ns ia Real Estate,
kafaet bankinr hoth oorpofate and private, Pfofss
sluusl Business, Marine Fifs and Lie In -unes Afsn-
eies. Manufacturing Telsgraphs Plantins snd farming
toEehef wan the thousand varied operations that AMER
esn genius ana ngenaEty have devised. And this rou
tine Of bushes must Increase in direct xith the
Increase of our population, the thri an the seye
"rneals VI seieues and the Pfoincaes OF inventive
genius.
Hence the neesssiiy Of q ihuroush Commercial Eds-
cation for ell who wuuld take respectable position in
ony Of the important Mercantile relations be ae-
ksowiedged The faeilstie for acquiring such an edu.
cation are nov afforded bY the Commercial College.
And Is no longer 60 spend fur ave wear,
TOT the purpose Of aoquiriss knowledge Of one
branch Of trade. for young men now enter a Cen
merral College, aud in few weeks graduate, oumps-
teut to become Accountants in any svery variety OF
Mercantile operations. Ntwthsta nding the scknapI
edged paecability aud utility nj these schools vet too
many neglect 10 avail tho mselves of lis advantages
The requirements obtained In our common schools and
sca iemies however extensive and thorough they may
be OF themselves, hut poorly qualify young to
eTthe arena cf business where competition and energy
do battle 20. success. The Commercial College eorrscts
this evil, for devotes its eorts and instruction entire
ly the education Of individuals In all matters con-
nected with buying and selling exchange or barter ne
gutaiion or trade The young who enters life
with no knowledge whatever ~ its requiem nts or
responsible tiles, cannot be expected compete
fully with those who have perfected Themselves hot
theuret ally and practically, in the science Of
that II men better Accountants I'd understoo.I
more thoroughly the legal sTeet of business t,ans1c
tons, that much Of the litigation in eouiis would he
avoided.
Every young before he is competent TO ente, The
count ne ruom Of the Merchant the Manufacturer or
ihe Banker should be nble TO write good BUSINESS
hlnd should have thorough knuwedse Of IOpk Keen
ng by double entry, as applicable lie most extensive
as wei ~ the most limited ranches Of trade and
me'ce, familiar acquaintance with every variety OF
Mercantile forms and instruments he should posse,s
readiness in calculation shond be expert Ia the
siti0n Of business letters should have general knotyI
edge Of COmmerct Law, Exch lnges Currency, Pclti.
cal Economy and commercial Geography.
For the purpose fr rrnlshiug such an education and
preparing Young men thniOughy for practical business
pursuits this Commercial college is founded by the n
derSgned The success that has cd
instructions of the Principal of this College in making
young men good penmcn and commercial accountan,s
guarantee 10 the public of his competency to fulfil
ihe claims made In this arcuar: aud it is with conf
denCe that lie sOl;Cts the attention IF al, ho would
avail themselves of the advantages of Commercial ant
Mercantile know edge
Bookkeeping.
complete practical course If Book keepng nv don
BILE entry, adapted to WhOes well as the most linn
lied ret II business commission, exchange speculation
Stocks real estae seamboating, banking insurance
TONS conpreheDdng the hest forms in use ,iong th
most eminent establishments in or county.
Commercial Calculations
Embracing every variety of computations pert apinI
TO business operations, being taught according to h
most approved metbuds-iaeresf discount, pr1ft an,
loss Insurance, denominaiona excIang gp arbitration
exchange, partnerships, stocks storage eouatious n
payments, customs or duties and general average.
commercial LAW
Lectures from time to time will be delye red hv mann
Oe m The har- whose services have been engaged III,
on the law connected with Commerce and The pract,
cal workings of trade em raced in the various subject
OF Partnerships, principal and agent neg tiabe instrt
meht sales, debts, guarantees, pr0mssory nutes bill
of exchange, contracts, marine Insurance, bailment
common carriers, &c.
| Commercial Geography,
Lectures on Commercial Geography will devered n
stated periods, ILLUSTRATIVE of the natural and ,,iiac,
channes of c"mmeIce, both Of our own and for. ia,
rountrss' The connegcal features OF various ocaltes
and showing lhe intimate rel tlons between The Physi
cal Features and commercial importance of states am
Nations.
There will he constant exercises in Pepmansbip AM
Cumme'cai Corr spohdence including Invoices Ac
counts Current, Orders, Drafts Promssory Notes Bill
of Exchange, Protests &c
Courss can he compet, in from 8 to I2weeks.
TERMS-For the Course, in advance, twenty dollars
The following are some Of the advantages which mi
Inst tntion presents to oung tina! Of any sim
liar Institution. viz
lst Boarding Is fifty per cent cheaper than in tn
lities.
Toe Iultlon and cost of Stationery, az
not more than one-half that charged ia cities.
I'd. Each student is instructed in tn, whole Cours,
individually! and not in classess that tbs instruction
eau thus be lie a tculariy adapted u tho business whc
each student may design pursuing in life.
4lh. Mansfield is accessible, hea thy ard mora-fre
from the temptations and vices incident to cities.
Zip 'omns undsrsea awarded the graduates.
VIM. w. GRANGER, Principal.
All the Stationery necessary tocompiete the Cours
can be obtained Of hiessrs. B. C. Ticknor & Go.