The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-06-28
Ihe iost Thorough 6' Practical Institution in
the Utst.

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IpLEAs--Por full course, including all departments
OF he"ping, Lectures and Peumausp, D,rHri75iy
in 7drag,, - $40 90
For funcourse in Ladies Department 90 90
= 'l'HE pRpPRlETORS take great pleasure in eN-
i. pressing trir thanks for the ratif,pr anil unre-
ce"thed 'acccss which has marked the OF their
in5nuuon ir'o its establishment NJ the CArIrtL, and
stimulates them TO renewed cXertions meet IN iis most
eD'sNE H91er, the rapidly increasing demands for a
Prac!i'9' and mTreisSrs course of mercantile tfg-
hg. u he great practical experience Of the Principal,
ln heavy Baukn. and Commercial Houses assisted by
ducaed and accomplished gentlemen. has enabled him
2b BRING 10 degrce Of perfection system Of CORN
.lNG ROOM ittruction, by oral exercises SoT At
IlNED BY ANY OtUER INSTITUTIONS. Each student. by
l' new process, hdrillel the DESK, i1dirdr0iiy.
sVp by step until A. has mustered the whole routine Of
ahAccountants duties Thoroughly as though he Ead
ser ed an apprenticeship IN some iqrge Commercial Iou-
Sc and thus all aSkwarducss, faterng and eyre
si9n blunders are, ia great measure, dssipnted.
In addition to our engagement of accomplished as
sstans have also sured the services Of some of the
most mnent lecturers in Ohio TO lecture upon conf
mercia topics.
Our curse Of instruction is too extended to porticu-
aIIe I Bre but embTac, every thing connected with
DOI BE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free
and tu iscussion Of its scientific prncipes-Lecturcs
upon Comercal History. md History of eminent Com
morGiai len, Commercial Geography Commercial
Products ommercial Calculations Banking Political
ship, &c.
The Ladies' Department
Is now openfor the reception Of Ladies' No iustitu-
toh III the ion imparts more thorough interest
ing course inhs department.
In conclusn, would add, that we shall put forth
our best eou merit in a still more eminent degree
the hattering cepton with which our enterprise has
met ana pIedg oWrseires TO iHpGrt more thorough
pracfcat co'Ts'Ot Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed az any 'her similar College
Among the may recommendations, we give the fol-
lowing:
we the unae gned take pleasure In trstfying that
we personally Suuainted With Mr. Cn.ScfE's nbiI-
ny as an Aceountqt, and Teacher Of Book Keeping
whch Is OF the hgsst order He has had great eNpe-
rlence as an Acconnnt in heavy Commercial and Bank
ing houses wlnch ives him superior facilities nn-
PAIRING Prar"em koeisdge of Book Keeping,
hOTo"sh ComasTria Education.
I.J.ALLEN. IL. D..
resident of Farmers College
LORIN ANDREWS.
resident of Kenyon College
To young men who wb 10 ACQUIRE a "BMsir,ss sa,,-
CATION we thlnN II Aheds facilities seldom equaled
Mr. Granger has the rah qualification Of theoretical
knowledge ana aptness ineaching, added TO practical
counting Room eNperlenO, and e feel confident that
graduates from MS Coheg' will be fully competent to
keep the most complicated =, Of books
A.P. STONE. Whdesls & Retail Merchant.
J.. =. yANNEl See Bt Control S. Bank Ohio
J'f. PAkk, Book heePr at d. T. Woodbury's.
y OhEhDlEh, BOOK Keeper Clinton Bank.
u H. MILLS. Sec Coluubus Gas s. Coke Co.
c, b. MASON, B'k Keep,rfor j. H. Riley & Co.
For full particulars, send foreircular.
GkANGER ARMSTRONG
'mls ProPristors.