The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1857-02-12

TERMS.--For full course. including all departments
Of Book Keeping. Lectures aud renmansip. nrariabiy
u dRpdHcs. Observation-Disclosures. 10 UH
For full course in Ladies Department 20 M
'INuE PROPRlETOKS take great pleasure in ex-
pressing their thanks for the gratifying aud uupre-
cedeutd success which has marked the ut their
institution since its establishment the CAPITAL and
stimulates them tn renewed eNertuns meet. in themOSt
Efficient manner. the rapidly increasing demands tor
practical and comprehensive oT mercantile train
ing. The great practical experience nf the Principal,
IN heavy Banking aud Commercial Houses assisted nv
ducited and nrcum pshed gentlemen. has enabled him
~ bring degree Of perfection u system of COIN-
TING ROOM instruction. by oral exercises NOr
rAiNEp nv ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each student. bv
this new process is drilled AT the DESK. iDdirjinaHV.
step 10y step until he has mastered the whole routine Of
IN Accountant duties as il0Tn@ghg as h0Dgh he had
serusd an apprsmtceshpiH large Commercial HnH-
". and thus all awkwardmesS tiltering and eyre
SinuS hlnnferS are. in great measure. dssipated.
In addition to our engagement OF accomplished as
Stant have also secured the services of of the
most eminent levturers in Ohio to ecture upon COM
inrr,ial topics
Oar of instruction is extended to particu-
arize here but embraces every thing connected with
DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK KEEPING. with a free
iud full discussion nf its scientific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
upon Commercial History aud Hisnr, If eminent COM
mrrrial Men. Conmrrcal Geography. Commercial
rnducts. ummercial Calculations. Banking Political
Economy Mercantile Law, Ethics of Trade PeuniaiI-
ship &c.
The Ladies' Department .
Il now open Tor the reception Ladies'. No institu-
on IN the Union imlirt> more thorough or interest
In conclusion. would add. that shall put forth
hest efforts merit still more eminent degree
the hatteriug reception with which enterprise has
met. ami pf.dgs OnrsrirrS Ia myart a mare hOr0ngh
7rartic1i cOHrse 0f HrcafHe instruction Hdn can be
ErASd at dng other Simjidr COHege.
Nmolg the INV Recommendations. give the fol-
owing:
We the undersigned tahe pleasure in testirmg that
personally acquainted with Mr. GRANGEHs ahil-
I, as an Accountant. ind Teacher of Book Keeping
which is OF the hi ghest 0ripr lie has had great eNr-
rience Accountant. in heavy Cnmmercialand Bank
ing Houses. which gives him superior facilities nm-
parting practicui kHOwirdge If BOOk keeping, ana a
thorough Commercial Education.
|. j. ALLEN. LII ~,
President ut Farmers College
LDRlN ANDREWS
President Of Kenyon College
To Young men who wish to acquire IA "bHSIHsYs eat-
cation" think il affords facilities seldom epuaed.
Mr. Granger has the qualification OF Theoretical
knowledge and artress teaching, added tn practical
Counting Room experience and feel confident that
:rIdutt-s from his C"eye will lie fully competent to
| ..ep the mDst tnnipEcateds., 0f bO0ks.
\. p. : rONE. Wholesale n Retail Merchant.
j. JANNEY. Ser. Sd i'nutrtl 5. Bank Ohi
j. F. PARK. Bn"k Keeper at D. r. WundhurNo.
". OYERDIER. Book Keeper. Clinton Ba kS.
~ WILLS, sec. Columbus Gas y Coke o..
c. B. MASON. B'k keeuerfnrJ II RILEY &Co,
For fu particulars. send fnrcircuar.
.TRNNGER X ARMSTEO Nc
lml7 "r"rr'Ators.