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CON EROIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Most Thorough and Practical Inaki.
tuition In the West.

NSLS aoSos QhAOs
The Most Thorough ana Practical Inaki.
tuition In the West.
TARNs.
Pos FuIl Course, inela ding al dspartmsnn Il Book
Kssplng, Lectures 4 Psa@ansAip. lovaflabG e
1d,saes. t0
PSr luIl course In LAdl e Department 40
mHg Propdetln take great plslaure h sxprslEng
il their thanks Cor the gratifying and unpreceduntsa
success which have marked tbs career o theh iaaip-
ion nes its essAbIishmsat e tbs C~piial, end s,mu
Ates then 70 renewed sIertioos 70 nest u Ne maai
eaiejent manner, the rapidly iBcreaiag demand f0s
practical and oOmprshonsfs e0uns Of nere.auls
irsising Tue great practical sIPsfenee q the fn.
email b beavy Baakiag and Commercial Houses -
isted by educated and accomplished gentlemen has
enabled him 70 bring 70 degree Of Pehset1s -
ten Of counting room Instruction, by oral s1epstes
DOT attained By any esher lniitn.en- haeh ssdoes,
by this nee process L drilled arfhe desk, ind'idu.F
). step by step, ui.al he has mastered the vhels
roun,iae Of an AccOuptaats 3 duies as thoroughly 90
though he had served an apprenticeship IN sams hFgs
Commercial House and thIs al askHHdnsss, ialtsr-
ing aud snpsgio0s bldnds1 are, in great nsaaias
disGpaisd.
In addition TO our engagement u accomplished A.
sstents we have also secured tie services Of some q
he most eminent Lectures IN OuiO % lecture on con-
msrei4l topics.
OR eourss q irstruction is TOO extended to paro
ari1s here, but it embraces sEry thing eopnSeieo
Eith double entry beck keeping, With lee and fuh
DISCUSSION Of IL Scientific pfineip ples-bectaFes upaE
commercial History, and History Of Eminent Com.
mercial Men, Commercial Geography, 'Commei cal
Products, Commercial Calculations Political EeonSaS
Mfreanue, LaH, Ethics OF Trade, Partnership, &C.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Il now open for the reception Of Ladies. No inssitn'
lion IN the Uni0n mparts thor Ough Or interest
ing course in this Department.
Ia conclusion, would add that We shall put iofin
our best efforts 70 merit in still more eminent degree
the aattering reception with which enterprise mas
met and pledge ourselves 10 mpart moe horOugn,
practical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can Dc
iOrned a. any other similar Mercantile College.
Among the many Recommendations, We give the i0''
owing:
I'VE, the undersigned, take pleasure IN tea'hyinE
.hat we are personally acquainted with Mr. 6fangsfs
ability a. an Accountant and teacher Of Book keep.
e. which is Of the highest order He has had great
experience Accountant; in heavy C0nmeIssl ano
Banking HOuses which gives him superior iacuiues 10
mpafthg practical kn0W ledge Of Book keeping, and
thorough Commercial Education.
l. j. ALLEN, l. L. D.,
President Of Farmers College
LORIk ANDRERbs
President Of Kenyon College,
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To young men who wish TO acquire "busineas I'd
ucatiOu, We think II affords facilities seldom equaeo:
Mr. Granger has the rare Qualification OF theort neai
know ledge and sPtness in teaching, ADDED 70 Pns ca
0unting Room experiences, q We ieel eolAdeH1 shs1
graduates from his College viii be fuly competent "
keep the most complicated set Of Books.
A. P. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J, J. JANNEY, see'y Bird Of COn.rol, State -, y,
| J. T. PARK, Book Keeper At D. 7. Woodbury.
D. OVERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
H.Z, MILLS, Secy Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
C.B. MASON, Book Keeper at J +, H. Riley and Coz
| For full psrsicuIars, send for cTculAr.
GRANGER and ARMSTRONG.
Propristora.
Feb. IA, 1886. Ism.