Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-09
G0MMERCIAL COLLEGF.l-l -
~ OLUABUS,r OHIO. egS
The most Thorough and PractlesIfhs6
tution IN the West. TTTT0

For FulICourse, including al departments Of D,,iy
Keeping, Lectures q Pennsnship, Invariably h
advance. rar. NJ I-yAta.
For luIl eours IN Ladies Department. No-
UlIIE ProprietDrs take great pleasure In exrr..,,,
L their thanks for the gratifying and unpreceden,s,
success which have marked the career of tbei, I,,.
ton since iis establishment at the Capital and s,;,
ates them 10 renewed exertons 10 meet in the -,
efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand or
practical and comprehensive course Of mercsn,h.
training. The great practical experience of ~ ps
cipal, in heavy Banking and Commercial Ho,soa "
sisted By educated aud accomplished gentlemen "a.
enabled him TO bring 70 degree Of pefiectjon -
TEN Of counting room instruction BY oral crerese.i
not attained by any other institution Fs,b
by this process is drilled ct the esk pdsI'
y, step by step, Until he has mastered tbe 49,
rounne Of an Accoun ants duties as tbor,, Snolo
though he had served apprenticeship IN sor,s -,
Commercial House and thus all awkwafdness s,l,ls.
ing and engiegOus blunders arc, in great nesn,..
In addition to our engagement Of accompIi.h.a A.
sstents, we have also securedhe services oi s,no
the most eminent lectures In Ohio to lectup. on s.,
mercialtopies. So. E.E.. #..I' O N''A
Our course Of Instruction Is too exierded 10 r.t,;.-
uiarize here, buth emerfees eWry thing conneetcd
with double entry beck keeping, with fIee and i,,I
discussion Of It's Scientific pIincipes-Leetu,es 49,
Commercial History, and History Of Fninert O..
mercal Men, Commercial Geography. Commo,o;aI
Products, Commercial Calculations Political Fconowv
Mercantile, Law, Ethics Of Trade, Partnership. &C.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT = -
Is now open for the reception Of Ladies'. No instu.
ton in the Urion imparts more thoroueb or in1e,es,
ing course in this Department. 20
In conclusion, we would add that we 81 en nm, Co,,
Our best efforts TO merit in stl more enident ders
the atterng reception with whh our eberprise bs,
met, and pledge ourselves 10 impair ore iboropob
If practical course Of Mercantile Instruction tban ~
formed at any other similar Mercantile Collego. =
!, Among the many accommodations, we give the 1oF
a lowing; p ~ ~
s 1--WE, the undersigned take pleasure in tcst,in,
= that we are personally acquainted with Mr. C,anSarS
ability as an Accountant, and teacher Of Book tsen
s. ing. which is of the highest order. lie has had stet
/ experience as an Accountant in heavy Commercial and
e Banking Houses, which gives him superior faculties in
impatng practical knowledge of Book keeninc ,nJ
a thorough Commercial Educaton
l. J.ATLEN, L. L. D..
: PresdentO Farmers Oolepe.
LORlN ANDREHS.
Presidento Of Kenyon College,
n
To young men who wish to acquire obusincss Ed
ucation,h think it affords facilities st ldfm eopaloJ
MIR. Granger has the rare qualification of tbeor ti,a
knowledge and aptncss in teaching aGGtd 10 p,octica
Counting Room experience, a. We feel confident ta:
graduates from his College will be fully competent 10
keep the most complicated set Of otks 'rtH.'
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant. .g,
d, j. JANNEl, Scc'y Bird Of Ccn,rol, State B'k. O.
j. r. PARK, BIO Keeper ai D. r. Wco1Emy,s IN
!, D. OVERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bauk .
:, II. Y. MILLS, Sec'y Counb bus Gas and Coke Go. .
q; b. MASON, Book Keeper at II. Riley and Cos
Fol full particulars send for circular.
GRANGER and ARMSTRONG.
If F., =, ,o-. PlOIrettIo