Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-08-21
c o MN ERCIAL COLLRcp
COLUMBUS, OHIO. T.S q
Ths Most Thorough and Practical T,..,
tuition in the West

tuition in the West.
TMRMs:
For FullCourse, including all departments a. nj
AAsePma Lectures q PsnmanshiP, Invariably in
For inll course In Ladies Department. 90 a.
ViHB PFopriet1rs take great pleasure IN eYrr.s..-
their thanks for the gratifying and unnrefaden,as
success which have marked the career Of ths I.,
on since Its establishments at the Capital and sti,
laes them 70 renewed exertiOns 10 meet In a. ~
efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand ~.
practical and comprehensive course Of plercsn,;,.
training. The great practical experience Of the Pr'
eipal, in heavy Banking and Commercial House. -
sisted by educated and accomplished gentlemen H..
enabled him to bring 10 degree Of pelIecton a svs
1eM o counting room instruction, BY oral exercise.
not attained by any other institution Each s,nJ.n,
oy this new process is drilled at the desk indiSI
~ step BY step, uiti be has mastered n = wboIe
roun''ne OF an Accountants duties a. thar, n, 80
though he bad served an apprenticeship in some a.
commercial House and thus all awkwatdpess eI,tss
ing and engegOus blunders are, in great mesasns
disspated. "eS''"S
| In addition to our engagement Of aeeomnB.b.a 4.
sisents, we have also secusedhe services OF sors s
the most eminent lectures 10 Ohio to lecture on com.
mercial TOPICS NNN'-
Our course Of azAzucton is too extended 10 psr,,o
ularHe here, bul 1t embraces every thing eohpecs5
with double ently book keeping, with fee and full
discussion Of its Scientific prncples-Lectures uro,
Commercial History, and History of Eminent Com
mercial Men, Commercial Geography, Commercial
Products, Commercial Calculations Political Fcont, g..
Mercantile, Law, Ethics of Trade, Partnership. a..
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Is now open Tor the reception Of Lsdas, No insttu.
tiOn in the Urion imparts more thorough Or interest
ing course in this Department.
In conclusior we would add that We shall ppt so,,b
Our best efforts TO merit in still more eminent degree
the fattering eception with which our ehterp,se Las
met, and pledge ourselves to mpart more thorough
prac&ea course of Mercantile Instruction than can he
formed at any Olber similar Mercantile College
among the many recommendations, we give the fol-
lowing: ... .. ....
1--WE, the undersigned, take pleasure in tesdiying
that we s personally acquainted with Mr. Gtangers
ability as au Accountant. and teacher Of Book Keen.
ing which of the highest order. He has had Orpp.
experience &c an Accountant in heavy Commercial and
Banking Houses, which gives him supei Or faculties in
impaTting prac cal knowledge of Cook keeping ,nd
a thSaDu 81 Commercial Education.
]. J. ALLEN, L. l.. D.
| President OF Farmers Colese.
L0RIN ANDRE US
President of Kenyon College,
! Ioyovsg men WHO wish to acquire "busncss Fd.
neAon, We think it sOId de facilities 8, IA, eoraIJ
ar Granger las the qualification of heor, ti,a
SsoWledge and aptnCss in ttacLh g, aG6 to placcs
counting Room experience v, f. q COZ Rdeut n At
Leep the most complicated set tf Books,
| A. T. STONE, Whosae and Retail Merchant.
| j., D. JANNEY, Secy Bird OF ConuOl, State Blk, o.
| r. PARK, Bt ok Keeper Of D. T. Ntojbu,'s
D. OVERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Balk
II. u. AsLLS, Sec'y Coun bus e.. epC Coke-(o
.; b. MASON, Beck Keeper at H. Riley and Coz
Fol full particulars send for chcusr
GRANGER and ARMSTR0>G.
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