The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-05-03
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
NOLI MBIS, UTTTO,
The most Thorough d. Practical Institution
~, the West
Jan. 2G. 1856. 6.--37m4

TERMS.--For full course, including all deIar
ments of Book Keeping, Lectures and lcnmanshr,
inrGriGJiy IN adrance. .-----------.--------S4 $40 60
For full course in Ladies' Departm, 20 GO
TINIE PROPRlETORS take great leasure in
l. expressing their thanks for lhe gratifying and
Unprecedented success which has MAJ kod the career
of their institution since its establishment at tie
CAPITAL aud stimulates them to reneWCd eNortICls
to meet IN Ue most Efficient man,T. the Ia! idly in
creasiug demands for practical and ti,HS're
cohr&e cC mercantile training. The great tactic;
experience of the Principal, in heavy banking and
Commercial HuuseS assisted hy educated and ac-
complished gentle men. las enabled Linn to lIingto
degree Of perfection system If COUNTING
ROOM instruction, by oral exercises. NOT ATTAIN
ED BY ANY OTHER INsTIrUTIoN. Each strGeht.lv
this process, is drilled at the DESK. i""jrjo-
naig step by step. until he has mastered the whoe
routine of an Accountant IS duties as NorcUghiy GS
MOHg hehad Serred Il" NJ frentfceShp in SCneIHrtT
Commercial HcnS"; ard thus all awkwal dness,
taltcrng and e4reglous DlunderS ale, III il great
measure, dissilatcd.
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished
assistants we have also secured the services ofsone
upon commercial topics. -" =. obi" :" l~rtn1c
Our course OF instruction is too extended TO pnr-
tlcuarZe here, but it embraces every thing com ect
ed with DOUBLE ENTRY EOOK KEEPlNG,
with free and full discussion of its scientific rrin-
cipIeS--Lectures upon Commercial History and
history of eminent Commercial Men. Cen merciaI
Geography. Commercial Products. CommerciaI
Calculations, Banking. Political Econcn,v Ner-
camille Law. Ethics of Trade. PeumaGslip. &c.
Inc Ladies' Department
Is now open for the reception OF Ladies' No in
stitutIou i'll the Union mparts n more thor,ueh or
Interesting course in this GcraumCIt.
In conclusion, we would add, that We shall nut
torth our best efforts to merit in still n ore en-
hent degree the taterirg reception it'll which our
enterprise has met, and TIedge OHrScfrfS to inn art
n mere W0r0"Gh 3r7CtiCai Of MYro2tiIf 4,
strHct'o" than ran je tormed at any ttl,7 SiniIa,
College.
Among the many recommendations, we Give tie
following:
" We the undersigned, take pleasure in testifyirp
that we are personally acquainted with Mr.. GRNN-
GER $ ability as an Accountant. and Teacher I
Book Keeping, which is Of the hgLesi order. lie
has had great experience icco uta.t. in Ecayv
CONNER cinl and Banking Houses, Which gives him
superior facilities III I'M aIt 9 1tGctto{ LnrtrI-
e"ge OF B0"t hsePiHg, CHa Il HOrGUcE tcmmei-
ciai E"~c0ticn. !. J. -tLLEN, Ii. D..
President OF Farmers { ollcge.
LORiN ANDREWS.
President Of Kenyon College.
To Young men who wish 20 acquire ",nsiucys
ed"cati0"," we think it affords facilities seldom
equaled. Mr.. Granger has the qualification ,f
Theoretical knowledge and aptness in teaching
added TO practical Counting Room experience and
we feel confident that graduates from LIS College
VIII be fully competent to keep the mGSt cc& lLcC-
ted set of bookS.
a. p. STONE. Wholesale & Retail Merchant.
j. JANNEY, See. Bid Control. s. Bank Ohio
j. F. PARK, Book Keeper at d. r. Woodbury's
ID. ONERDIER Book Keeper. Clinton Bark.
II. MILLS Sec. Columbus Gas & Coke Co
c. b. MASON, Blk Keeper for j. II. Riley & Co.
For full particulars. send for circular.
GRANGER e. ARMSTRONG,
JylCmls PrOprietors.