Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-09-25

COMMEROIAI OO6LE6E,
FT9 - oLU MBUS, OHIO. FTF an
The Most Thorough and Practical Insti-
~ tuition IN the West. p N

For TullC Course including al departments II Bo6i
Keeping, Lectures q PennanshiP, invariably n
r., All eours . IN Ladies Deparsmeht.
THE PrOprieso1 take great pleasure N ezpGessirG
4 their tbalas ior the gTatiymg and unpreeedentkd
success which have marked The career of their Inssd.
lion since h ssabshmsnl a The Capital; asd GmdG
Iates them 70 renewed exsFtons 20 meet IN The mosf
eacent manner, the rapidly increasing demand for
practical and comprehensive course Of mercantile
talulne. ne rrsat practical experience Of the Prn
lcIpal IN heavy banking and Commercial Houses a.
sisted By educnted and accomplished genalemen has
enabled him 70 bring % degree Of psTisetion sys-
ten Of counting room instracton By oral exercises
not attained By any o.hss Ins,ileton Each student
III, step BY step, uhtn be has mastered the whole
rountine Of al Aceoup ant's duties thoronghlyas
though be had served an apprenticeship IN some large
Commercial House and thus a awkuardness, falter-
ing and enpegiOus blundsrs are,in great neasms
disEpatsd. t.r IEet. ..s r.e.
In addition to our sngs smebt Of accomplished As
ssents We have also eeeursdhe services Of some Of
the most eminent lectures in Ohio to lecture eOn-
, merciAl topics.
Our course Of Instruction s too extended 10 raIic.
ulaIze here, but 1t smhuees every thing eoiDsclsd
with double entry beck keeph G, with fee and full
: discussion Of he Scientific rrihdples-LsetuTes upon
: ! Commercial History, and History Of Eminent Gem
mercial Men, Commercial; Geography, Conner ciaI
= Products Commercial Calculations, Political EconOny
Mercantile Law, Ethics oil Iraue FartI erfhlp &C,
THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Il now open for the reception Of ladies' No insliu-
ton IN the UriOn mpsrs mole lhtrCuGb o. interest
ling course In this Department.
In conclusion, we would add, datwe Han Tut forth
our best efforts to merit in si more eminent degree,
the attering reception with which enterprise has
K met and pledge ourselves in art thorough,
Of practical course of Mercantile destruction than be
formed at any other similar Meicandlc College.
d, Among the many accommodations, We give the fol-
a lowing: r .- .-
,ss 1--WE, the undersigned take pleasure in tesIiiying
- that we are personally acquainted With Mr. Changers
Is, ability as Accounta7t, and teacher Of Beck keep
IS. ing which is Of the highest order. lie has had great
e experience an Accountant IN heavy Commercial
tie Banking Houses, which gives him stI Ieor hcues ia
Imparting practical knowledge oi Book keeping, md
thorough Commercial Education.
i ,f @ r.- 81. l. J. ALLEN, L. L. d..
= President OF FMuels' C,lege.
- 1N'. r"' Hr L0RIN ANDRE IFS,
10 To young men who wlsh to acquire "brsi ss Ed
|. ucation" We think affords facilities ldtm cquaed
Mr.. Granger has tie rare qualification of tleoi tcS
g. knowledge and spness in teaching, added to practices
ah Counting Room experience, .! We el con6dent tla
Of graduates from bis College will be fully competelt
keep the most complicated set of Books
A P. STONE, Wholsale and Retail Merchant.
J, j. JAENEY, Sec'y Bird of COn,TO State Bk,
, 5FPARK, BIZ oh Keeper at D. 7. WoodbuIys.
Y; D. 0VERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Baik.
sio II 2. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
Iss MASON, Book Keeper at j II. Riley aud CO.
~ For full particulars send for circular. .ts
W. ...... Fl GRANGER and ARMSTRONG.
~ Piclriett
~ Feb. H. 1856. Ism. .sUoU 0eneN