Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-12-16

For Pull Course, including all departments Of Book
Keeping, Lectures and Penman'hip, invariably Il
For full course in Ladies Department -
rTHE PRoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in sx-
pressing their thanks for the gratifying and unproce
dented success which have marked the Career o2 hor
Institution since its establishment at the Capitol, and
stimulates them TO renewed exertions to meet, In the
most efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand
for practical and comprehensive course Of mercan-
tile training. The great practical experience Of the
PRINCIPAL In heavy Banking and Commercial Houses,
assisted BY educated and accomplished gentlemen has
enabled him to bring to degree Of perfection Sys
tenn Of COUNTING ROOM instruction by oral exer
cises, NOT ATTAINED BY ANY OTHER INSTITU-
al the the DESK, Z inSyidSay sep By step, until he h.
mastered the whole routine Of an Accountants du-
ties as thoroughly as though he had served an apprsn-
all awkwardness, faltering and egregrlouS blunders
are, in great measure, dlssipated.
In addition to our ensagement Of aceompl,ned a..
eminent lecturers In Ohio to lecture on commercial
copies st e.s.s.,..
ularize here but II embraces every thing connected
with DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING, with free
and full discussion Of its Scientific prinCiples-Lee-
S9n Mon 6om%sieiai GeoSpaDby Conn.,
mercial Products, Commercial Calculations Political
Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Partner
ship, 60.
| THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
Is now opened i0f the reception OF Bhuloh NO intt
tuition imparts more thorough or interesting eourso
| In this Department .4.t... ~.
In conclusion, we would add, that we shall put forth
i our best efforts to merit In still more eminent de-
gree, the hatterlng reception with which our enter
prise has been met, PLEDGE ouRsrLvRs TO IMPART
MORE THOROUGH, PRACTICAL COURSE MERCANTILE In
sTRuCr1oN THAN CAN De FORMED AT ANT OTHER MERcAN-
TILE cOLLRGE. -tt-r q. .s
Among the many recommendations, we give the fol-
1 lowing;f
We, the undersigned, take pleasure In testifying
that we are personally acquainted With Mr.. Grlngegs
ability as an Accountant In neayy Commercial and
Banking Houses wcn gives him superior facilities in
mns..,ng practical knowledge OF Book Keeping,
and thorough Commercial Education-
III Nv sS l. J, ALLBN, LII D., * II
vi n President OF Farn|Dfs College.
i fistQ sat 4es LORIN ANDREWS, ia
Il President Of Kenyon COLLEGE.
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To Young mon who wish to acquire abusiness Ad-
ucaton,v think affords facilities seldom equaE-
ed. Mr.. Granger hasth rare quallAeRtcn OF theo-
retcal knowledge and aptness In teAdhingr added TO
practical Counting Room experience, and we feel
confident that graduates from his College will befully
competent 10 Keep the most complicated set Of Books.
/ A.P. stone, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j. J. Janney, Sec'y Board Of Control, State Bank.
j. F. Park, Book Keeper at ID. T. Woodbnry'a.
D. Overdler, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
o. B. Mason, Book Keeper at J. H. Riley d Co. :
\ H. e. Millar, 6ecy Columbus Gas and Coke Ce..
For full particulars, send for circular
II 4 "a Va GRANGER 4 ARMSTRONG;,
June >, lsss:-iy. ProprissorG-