The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1856-03-06
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COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE.
CCAUMBUs. OHGO,
4HE MOST
Thorough aid Practical Institution
IN THE WEST.


Fer fail corIse, including al departments
of fBook Keeping, Lectures snd PcLman
ship, inyaiIibly ia advance. 90
FOR lu'l course in Ladies Department. {. 20, 90
! TIE Proprielors take great pleasure In ex.
/ pressing their thanks iUr the gratifying und un.
preccsrnted success which las marked the ca
rerr Of their institution slce L5 establishment
al The CAPITAL, and stimulates them TO rene wed
f&erliOns 10 ince', IN the most efficient manner
'he rapidly increasing demands for practical
[ and comprehensive course Of GMercaBtl- Train.
ing. The gTtst practical experience Of the
I Principal, In heavy Bmhiug and Commercial
/ Houses assisted by educated md uccompi.b.
| rd geutl' men has enabled him to bring 10
| degree OF perfection a system Of CouvTIxa
I Room instruction, by oral exercises, NOT At.
T@!HrD BY hsY oTHiR IssTTuTloy. Each stu.
dent by thlsnew process, Is Chilled 1T the desk.
individually, step ~ step, until he has master.
ed The whole routine Of an Accountant duties
as lhorongiy asthOn=h ie has ser7sd an apt,ren.
hc"shiP IN some large { C,iHmrTciai House and
mus al awk"RrdIrss ldliefiug ana egrrgious
DIuhders are, In great m3asur', dissipated
Ihacdilion 10 our engagement Of Prof. John
lloPiey, Tor many years teacher Of Mdlhenat-
les IN The Royal Naval College, London. aud
who has had an Experience Of sc7e-.l years as
an edncauonist in America, TO fl! the Nathe.
mat.cal Department, we have h'so secured the
1efviccs Of some of the most eminent lecturers
~ Ohio to lecture upon Commercial topics.
Our course Of instruction is too extended to
particuariz" hrrr, but I embraces everv thing
connected wiih DuuBLE LYTRY Bogy Kr;pryG
with free and fl'l iIscu, sion of its scientific
priucip pIcs-IeC tures upon Commercial History
I. fl 9 i I
nerciul Geography, Commercial Products.
Commercial Calculations, Banking Political
Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade. .
PenmanshiP, &c.
hhe ladies Department.,
Is now opahed for the reception of Ladies'
No institution IN tie Union imparts more
thorough or interesting course ia lhi. Depart.
mfnt.
In conclusion, We would add the. we Shall
put forth our best efforts to me.it in still more
eminent degree ths fatering reception with
which our enterprise has met, and oledpe our
selves 10 imrart more thorough practical /
course e Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed at any other siinler College.
Among the many recommendations we give
the foliowinC:
1--WE the undersigned, take pleasure in testl-
y ing that we are personally acquainted with
Mr. GRANgER's ability as an Accountant, and
Teacher Of Book Keeping, which is Of the high.
est order. lie has had great experience as an
Accountant, in heavy Commercial aud Bank.
ing Houses, which gives him superior facilities
in nmpartng a practical knowledge of Book
Keeping, and thorough Commercial Educa.
tion. |. J. ALLIES, LID,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President Of Kenyon College.
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To young mon Who wish to acquire busi-
ness education, we think it affords facilities
sshcm equaed Nj Granger has rare qualiii-
cation oi theoretical knowledge and aptness
in teaching, added to practical Counting Room
experience, and we feel confident that gradu
alesirom his College will be fully competent 10
keep the most complicated set Of books.
A. p STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merch,nt.
J. J. JASNEY, Sec'y B'rd Of Control, State Blk
OF Ohio
J, F, PAaR, Book Keeper At D. 7. " Woodbury's
d. OyERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II. Z MILLS Sec'y Columbus Gas y Coke Co
Z. b. Mason, Book Keeper at J. IL Riley &
Cos.
For iull particulars send for circular;
GRANGER l. ARMSTRONG,
January 81. 80 44-lSm PrODrietors