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MMERCIAL COLLEGE,
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Most Thorough ard Practical Insti-
tuition In the West. {
YERhS

Inc m06t Inor0uBH dEu ELdcIlcdl lnBCt-
tuition in the West.
TERMS; ..FF
For FullCOuse, including ell departments Of Boek
Keeping, Lectures q Psnmanikip, invariably 10
advance. S40
For iull cours IN Ladies Department.
WHE Propiietls take great pleasure In expressing
i their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented
success which have arked the e-reer Of their Insiu-
ton since is estab ment at the Capital and stimu.
lates them 10 renewed exCftons 10 meet IN the most
Efficient manner the rapidly Increasing demand for
practical and comprehensive eouIse Of meicantila
training. The great practical experience Of the Prn
eipal, in heavy Barkf and Commercial Houses, as
sisted ly tGuC atCeand accomplished gtnilImen has
enabled him TO bril 10 degee OF perfection a fy,-
TEN Of counting room instruction, BY oral txeieies
not attained by any other Institution Each student
by this new process Is drilled at the desk individual
y, step by step, until he has mastered IL whole
fountine Of an Accountants duties as ihorUughya as
though he had eryed an apprenticeship in some large
Commercial House and thus al aWkNatdness falter-
ing and engCgous blundeTs are, In great mehaIna
dissipated. r.-H s- tr-f-
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished As
sistens We have also sCcureCle services OF ftms Of
the most eminent lectures in Ohio to lecture on eCn
mercial topics.
Our couse Of Instruction Is tco taltldod 10 rpsic.
ulaiize here, but it tntrfccs every thing Conieeicd
! with double tLty lCck kCtIhC, with nee and full
discussion Of its Scientific pircf les-LCctuies ufuR
"a ommercal History, srd History Of En iLent Ccms
mercial Men, Commercial GecgioThy, Cmmeeal
Products, Commercial Calculahoif, Political kcChtmy
Mercantile, Law, Ethics Of Trade, Parh.ership, &C..
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT .-.l-
Is now open for the reception OF Ladies. No insttu-
on in the Uron imparts Cae thtrCUgh or iheiett-
ing course in this Department. '
In conclusion we weuld add, tlat VIC Iial IuI forth
odr best efforts to merit in still more eminent dtgree
the hatterng reception with which cur enterprise hHs
met and pledge ourselves TO in1 az a ole tloouph
practical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can be
formed at any other similar Mercantile College. Y
Among the many recommtda'ons, We give the lof.
lowing: -''
1--WE, the undersigned, take pleasure in tesliiyrg
that personally acquainted with Mr.. GIangers'
J ability as an Accountant and teacher Of Book keep.
ing which is Of the highest order. lie has had gIest
experience as an Accountant in heavy Commercial h.
Banking Houses which gives him superior faculties in
mparting practical knowledge OF Book keeping, and
j a thorough Commercial Educaticn.
l. J. ALLEN, L. L. d..
5 President Of FMmeis' C,Jepe
,, LORlN ANDREHS,
President Of Kenyon COLLEGE,
J.
TO Young men who wish to acquire business Ed
ucatiun" we think it aGO de iacilites tld, equaed
Mr.. Granger has tie qualification OF thecrttt a
knowledge and aptnCss in tcaeh e, c'ftd to pBclica
Counting Room experience a. We feel col EGtut thn
graduates Gom bis College will be fully peteit Il
keeI the most complicated set Of Books.
A P. STONE, Wholsae ard Retail Mcrchsnt.
j, LJANNEY, Ecc'y Bird Of Coruo, State B'k, o
J J. EpARK, Book Keerer at D. T. NoOdLmts
d. )VERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II q. MILLS, Sccy Columbus Gasmd CoLe CS.
G. B. MASON, Book Kcerei at J II. Riley and Cos
full particulars send for cicn Ar
I. GRANGER aud ARNST LONG.
ii PrOpristOn
l. Feb a. 1886 ISM