The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-02-16
COMMENCIAL COLIEGE,

COLUMBUS. ONO,
Ihe most Thorough d Practical Institution
IN the West.
OLUM BUS. Oh

IN the West
IERMSo-AFOr full course, including all depart-
ments of Book Keeping. Lectures and Fenmanship.
"r"taofy l" d"cdnce, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $40 %
For full course in Ladies' Department 20 90
INHE PROPR1ETORS take great pleasure in
l. expressing their thanks for the gratifying md
unprecedented success which has marked the career
OF their institution since its establishment at tb.
CAPITAL, and stimulates the m TO renewed exert,rs
to meet in the most ebciett nnaer the rapid, i'll
creasing demands for practical nd c0m1rt L,n,i,,
course OF mercantile training. The great practical
experience of the Principal, in heavy Banking and
Commercial Houses, assisted by educated and 40
comrlished gentle men, has enabled Linn TO hring 20
degree of perfection system of COENTIN(,
ROOM instruction. by oral exercises NOT A1IAis-
ED BY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each student Nv
TINS new process, Is drilled at the DESK udiria-
ndy. step by step, until he has mastered the hol.
routine of mn Accountants duties rs MoroupLl, 4,
hon sh he had Serred an apprenticeship IN some inr..
Commercial House: and thus all awkwardn,.,
faltering and egrce ions bluDdcrs nre in +, u,.,,
measure dissirated.
in addition to cur engagement of accomplst.d
assistants we have also secured the services OF son.
of the most eminent lecturers in Ohio to lectu,.
upon commercial topics.
Our coarse of instruction is too extended To rnr
ticularize here but embraces every thing conIrct
ed with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING.
with free and full discussion of its scientific urir
ciples--Lectures upon Commercial History ard
History Of eminent Commercial Men Con mercaI
Geography. Commercial Products, Commercial
Calculations, Banking, Political Economy, hsr-
camille Law. Ethics of Trade, Penmanship &c
The Ladies' Department
is now open for the reception of Ladies. No ir-
stution in the Union imparts n more thorough ,r
interesting course in this department
In conclusion. we would add, that we shall mt
forth Cur best efforts to merit in still mere enl-
inent degree the atterng reception with which our
enterprise has met and pledge ourselves to in, ort
a more hOrough practical course Of Mercantii. r.
StrnctiOn than can be formed at any ether yimiig,
College.
Among the many recommendations. We give ,is
following:
" We the undersigned take pleasure in testif,i,x
that We are personally acquainted with Mr.. GHAN-
GKR's ability as an Accountant. and Teacher q
Book Keeping, which is Of the highest order He
has had great experience as an Accounnnt in hear,
CONNER cial and Banking Houses which gives hin,
superior facilities in imrarting pr0cti,m katpt-
sdgs Of Book Keeping, ana thorough Co,srSsr-
ciai EG1catics. IL. ALLEN. Lib.
President Of Farmers College
LORlN ANDREWS
President Of Kenyon College.
To young men who wish 70 acquire "Gnsi,s.,s
educdtior," think it affords facilities sed, M
equaled. Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification II
theoretical knowledge and aptness in teaching
added to practical Counting Room experience ard
we feel confident that graduates from his Colcea
Will be fully competent to keep the most ccpapIie9-
ted set Of books.
A. P. STONE. Wholesale Il Retail Merchant.
j. J. JANNEY, Sec. BID Control S. Bank Ohio
J.P. PARK, Book Keeper at d. r. Woodbur,'s
d. OVERDIER, Book Keeper. Clinton BanL
H.Z. MILLS, See. Columbus Gas & CokeCo.
C.. b. MASON. B'k Keeper for j. II. Ri!e, b Co
For full particulars. send for circular.
GRANGER s. ARMSTRONG,
jylemls Proprietyss