The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-11-13
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dMERCIAh COLLEGE,
COLUWsUs. OHIO,

slST
ical Institution
Es1'.
o' 'lrk Keeping, Lccfurf 40 Penmon
.n, ;nyarlthg in vance $40, 90
F.r al course in Ladies Department 81. 1000
TEE proprip,o-s tg&a great pleasure in ex-
~ sim, llieir thanks for the gratifying and un.
.r.ce rtled success wElch has marked the ca
fscr of their Institution since its establishment
al tn CAPITAL and stimulates them to rene we'd
Iexprliuns TO meet, in the most efficient manner.
he rapidly increasing demands for practical
and comprehensive course Of Mercantile Train
ing. The great practical experience of the
Principal IN heavy Banking and Commercial
y .'>'>. pei. jst"d hv educated 2ud accomplish
. s.,. n - his pb."J him 10 brihE o
..r-, Election 4 81 tenn Of CDUNwYG
.,uuH +. i..l,rr.rn,'. tv oral EXERCISES, SoT At.
rAvD ny Any oTmR lNTrTuToV. Each stu
idrut by tnisnew process, is drilled lt the desk
lrdui ually, Step by step, until he has master
ID IN wholr routine OF m Accountants duties
as Thoroughly asthoUgh he had served an appren-
ticrship in some large Commercial House; aud
thus all awkwalduess trltrring ana egregious
blum crs -ArS-4n-a great mea,ur dissiplted.
In aCdilon to odt engagement Of Prof John
iIop'ey for many Years teacher Of Mathemat.
les in the Royal Ma College, London, and
who has had a1rr&perenre of several years as
an educgtiaQist "a America. to fill the Mathe.
matjCuI DepaflfWn 1Awe have also secured the
services Of soni$ciL, ~ u osl eminent lecturers
~ t,Ao to ecturLA A9mmercia topics
Our taursc'S1 iustI hioEais too extended to
purlicularizc hSre, bG it embg9cs every thing
connected with DoUBLt ENTRY BOOK MEETING,
" tn d tree an Iu.l discussion 4 i'A's"ientItlc
p,inci Pies Lecture upon Gelnmer!sls 3lBtory
and Ii,'Ol OF eminent Comm rclai lud jf'9:.
m.rcia GeogrtJhy, ComAe ;cial doHda6.y
I on nrrcIl Calculations, Banking, altll !.
tcouomy, Mercantile Law, Mites of 7 itite
p,.un,.usbiy. &c. tDJ slDolB
he Ladtcs' DcpHTtElRTsf!! %
is now opened for the reception of Ladies!s-.
No institution in the Union imparts more
thorough or interesting course in this Depart.
rurni
IN conclusion, we would add that we shall
pu lprh our best etfO'ts To merit in a still more
"minrnt degree the tlattenng rece7tion wrh
which ur enterprise has met, and pledge our
sc,y,s o imrar more thorough practical
curse ! Mercantile destruction than can be
formed at any other simi er College.
Among the many recommendations, we give
he fol owing:
I'VE The undersigned, take pleasure in testl-
! fy ing that we are personally acquainted with
| Mr.. GRANGER ability as an Accountant and
Teacher Of Book Keeping, which is of the high
st order. lie has had great experience as an
Accountant, in heavy COMMERCIAL and Bank
ug Nouses, which gives him superior facilities
~ m m,drtng practical knowledge Of Book
Keeping, and thorough Commercial Educa
ion. /. J ALLEN IL b,
Pr idrul Ui Farmers College.
LORlN ANDREWS,
President Of K uyon College.
y
To young men who wish TO acquire baS,.
ness eaucatiOlI, we think il affords facilities
sri ON equalpd Mr. Granger has rare gunlitl'
cation of lnroretcaI knowledge and aplness
II teaching. added to practical Counting Room
experiences, ana We l-e confident that gradu
at, from his oilege will be lu iy competent to
l. ,p N, mo complicated set Of booke
, = TUNE, " no esale aud netaii Merch nj.
ID AAHlY, Sec'y B RI Of Control, State Blk
f.! UuIO
j + iArK, Book Keeper at ID. 7. Wooabury's
h uyLRDIER Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. Il MILLS Src'y Columbus Gas 4 Coke Co
Q. MASON, Book Keeper at }, II Riley d
For .ull particulars send for circular
GRANGER d ARMS RONG,
January II, %. 4l-lsm Propretors