Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-11-06
OMMERCIAL C0LLEGF
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Most Thorough and Practical fns,i.
tuition In the West.

F,r FullCourse, including all departments Of Boo.
Keeping, Lectures a PsunsDshiP, invariably is
For full eours . In Ladies DeraFtmenL
THE Propriei)s take great pleasure 10 efprs.,i,
i their thanks for the gratifying and uipterea,r,.s
success which have marked ths career ol the Ins,.
ton since lie establishment II the Capital and s,i
lales them TO renewed exeTlons 20 meet in the 49,.
efieient manner the rapidly Increasing d, hand ior
practical and comprehensive course Of nefc.p,il.
training The great practical experience Of the Pin
eipal in heavy Bar kirg and Commercial Houses a.
sisted by ,dItstesbd accomplished gentlemen ha.
enabled him 10 bring 10 degiee Of pefiCctiOn sv,
ten Of counting room Instruction. BY oIal sIeteises
not attained by any other institution. Each sudent
BY this new process is drilled At the desk, individual.
y, step by step, nth be has mastered the whole
rountine Of an Aeeoun ants duties a. thoFvuehlv a.
though he had served apprenticeship in some Sras
Commercial House and thus all aukWaidness (al,eI,
ing and engIegious blunders are, in Q great measlns
disspaed.
In addition TO our engagement Of acecmpBsbsd A,
sls'enls, We have also seemeohe serVces Of toms Il
the most eminent lectures in Ohio to lecture on con,-
mercial topics
course Of instruction is too exieI dtd 10 rs,,ic.
ularize here, but IL embrces every Thing connected
with double Cnty beck keCph 2, with ice and fulI
discussion Of its Scientific Pincipes-Lecuies upon
commercial HeOry, and History Of Eminent Com.
Products, Commercial Calculations Political Iconomv
Mercantile, Law, Ethics Of Trade, Partnerthip, &c
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Is now open for the reception OF Ladies' No insttu-
tOn in the UriOn impsrts moie thorough or interest
ing course in this Department.
In conclusion we would add that we sian rut fo,th
Our best forts to merit in si more eminent degree
the aatterng reception with Whith enterprise has
met and pledge ourselves 10 imIart n ore iboroppb
practical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed at any other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many reeOmmt datOns, We give the Iof.
lowing:
I'VE, the undersigned, take pleasure In tesulyinR
that we are personally acquainted with Mr. G,angers
ability as an Accountant ard teacher OF Book keen.
ing which is Of the highest order. lie has had crest
experience an Accountant ia heavy Commercial Al
Banking Houses, which gi,es him superior faculties in
mpaltng practical know ledge Of Book keeping, aud
a thorough Conn cial Edurati'n.
l. J. ALLEN, L. Id.
President OF Farmers Coleqe
L0RlN ANDREWSs
President of Kenyon Coll, re,
To young men who wi,h to acquire a business I'd.
ucaon," We think Il aEoids iacits q ID, m tousled
Mr. Granger has tie laIe qualification OF tleol,
knowledge and aphcss in ttaci g, atttd /, Iiuctcs
Counting Room CSICieI &c, VI i,,l col lieht Il st
graduates Gon lis College Ni be fully con VtsLt 20
keep the ost con Heated ~ 4 Eo, H.
p. ST ONE, " hOlsale aud Retail Merchant
j, J. JANNEY, Eoc'y Bid Of CrnIOl, State BT, O.
4 j. j. LARK, B,0b Kt,Ier II i. T. NtodLuI,L
D. uVERDlER, Book K,epu at Clinton Bat
II. Y, MILLS Sec'N COunlLS Grt and Cole Co
c. j MASON, Beck Keeper at J II. Riley and Goa.
FOl full particulars s,nd for ch cular.
n GRANGER and ARMSTRONG.
II hopristors
Feb "A, 1856 Ism.