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COMMERCI.AIt COLLEGE,,
- q r0LU MBUS, OHIO 49,
The Most Thorough and Practical tnatk
: % tuition In the WestJl 4yia Az

ro, FrilCourse including all depaftments Of, Book
Keeping, Lectures a Penmanship, invariably ia,
ro- An eours IN Ladies Deparsmehkaa iaas,S a
TINE PrOpre,qrs take great pleasure IN s1TpsssrG
/ their thanks for the gratifying and uhpncedsnkd
nccess which have marked the career Of their Insttu
tiOn since lis esabHs hment ai The Capital aud s,nu-
laes them 10 renewed exertons % meet 10 The most
efficient manner. The rapidly inefesslng demsne iot
training Ths great pfaetical experience Of the PrnV V
cipal In heavy BauVAng and Commercial Houses as
sisted BY educated -und accomplished gentleman haa
enabled him to bring 10 degss9 perfection gE-
TEN Of counting on ins.rueeo oy 0ra exercises
by this new proc ess L drilled al the defk individual
| w. step by step, until he has mastered the whole
l rounthe Of an Accountants duties as thorCnehlyas
though he had served an apprenticeship in some large
Commercial House and thus all aHkvmdness, falter-
ing and engIegous blum ders sre, in great
dissipatsd aJ .f f-5.tu .hussg
In addition 10 our euga emsnt Of accomplished As
sstents have also secuf services OF aome Of
the most eminent lectures in Ohio % lecture on cOr
Our course Of irsrdetlOn too esfsrded 10 rsric.
usrize here, butt embraces ev'ry ding eoInsetSd
with double entry beck kesph 2, With nee and full
discussion of it's Scientific PrneplesLectuTes upon
commercial History, and History Of Eminent Com
mercial Men, Commercial Geography, Commercial
Products Commercial Calculations, Political ReonGuy
: .-.f THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Is now open for the reception Of Ladies. No institu.
tiOD in the Uron mparts more tbCreugh o. interest,
ing course in this Department
In conclusion we would add hat We Ffall put forth
lodr best corso merit in still more eminent degree,
the fatterng reception with whih enterprise has
Z met and pledge ourselves 20 Mi ant more thorough,
% practical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can bo
VI form ed at any other similar Mercantile College.
A AmOng the many recOmm daions, we give'the fol-
lowing: sTlb n
1--WE, the undersigned. take pleasure In teSilyhG
that we are personally acquainted with NJ. Grangers
! ability as an kecountaat, and teacher Of Book keep
: ing which Is Of the highest order. He has had great
experience as an Accountant in heavy Commercial and
- Banking Houses which Civ Linn superior faculties in
" mpartng practical knowledge Of Book keeping aAd
thorough Commercial Education
l5.r 1891 .,.f l. j, ALLEN, L. L. D.,
l--r.U-. President OF Farmers College,
-LORIN ANDREWS
/ E1Hs l. IF @ President Of Kenyon College,
> To young men who wish TO acquire "busihcss Ed
ncaon" we think it aio ds facilities seldom equaled.
Mr. Granger has the qualification Of tbeor,t ticG
knowledge and aptnCss in teaching adctd to prsctica
y Counting Room experience g. leSf eoIfdent that
graduates iom bis College will be fully petent 10
keep the most complicated setCf Books
A P. ST ONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
J, .JANNEY, Eec'y Bird Of Con,rOl, State BIZ, o.
j. PARK, Bt ok Keeper at D. 7. NOOdbufys.
y, D. OVERDIER Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
10 II. z. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gas and CCke Co..
st C.B. MASON, FoOk Keeper at , II. Riley and Cos
II FOi full particulars stnd for circular. -.
NJ GRANGER and ARMSTRONG.
,I... PIclrittCr
OF Feb. IL, 1856 Ism. 1