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COLUMBUS. OHIO,
The Most Thorough and Practical In.,,
tuition In the West.

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For fullCourse, including all departments Of NJ
Keeping Leetnfes d PenmanshiP, invaiably II
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VlHE Projectors take great pleasure IN ex,ro.
Il their thanks Tor the gratifying and uuprers5on,1
success which have marked the career Of tbejt Tns,i.sl
ton since its establishment at the CAPITAL M 49,
lates them to renewed exertions 10 meet. In ~ --1.
efficient manner, the rapidly increasing dtnapd Gnr"
practical and comprehensive course of mercan,u-
Ialaing' The great practical experience Of he Pin
eipaL, IN heavy BANKING and Commercial Houses e.
sisted by tcutstto and accomplished gentlemen ~.
enabled him to bring 10 a degiee OF p~efisctlon ! J.
TEN OF counting loom Instruction, by oral 4Ys,c;s.
not attained by any other institution. Eoeb s,ndse,
oy TINS new process, Is drilled al the deal. indi,iSna1
=, ~ ~ step, uiui re has mastered tie uboIe
rounthe of an Accountants duties as tbon
though he had served an apprenticeship IN soms %
Commercial House and thus all aNkEs,dnesa nise
ing and engIegious blunders are, in a great naa"a,
~dissipated. "ea'4us
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished
%sistents, we have also stcuIedLe services Of som
the most eminent lectures n Ohio to lecture ON cow-
mereial topics.
Our course Of Instruction is too esict d,d n r.
ularize here, butit embr ees every thing copnect"d
with double entry heck kC6piI 2, with flee and SII
discussion Of its Scientific lIinciples-Ltctutes nm
commercial History, and History Of Eminent Com.
mereial Men, Commercial Geogtathv. {, n,ne,cIa
Products, Commercial Calculations, Political Fconomx
Mercantile, Law, Ethics of Trade, Partnership. &c.
THE ladies DEPARTMENT
Is Row open for the reception Of Ladies. No ins,il,-
tion in the Uriun imTarts a more thCrurb or ip,o,.st-
ing course in this Department. ~
In conclusion, we would add, that we tIau m, 6,,tb
Our best efforts TO merit in a still more tnjue,t 4, ores
the fattering reception with with our eitern,jssPbss
met, and pledge ourselves 10 nIattancie Il o,orob
practical course of Mercantile instruction than can &,
formed at any other similar Mercantile College,
Among the many accommodations, We give tbo ,of.
lowing:
ave, the undersigned, take pleasure in tes,;t,ir,
that We are personally acquainted with Mr.. Cransors
ability as an Accountant, and teacher of RooL -.
ing. which is OF the highest order. lie has had ~,
experience as an Accountant; in heavy Con pprci.9 .SSS
Banking Houses, which gives him superior GcuI,;'s ~
imparting a practical knowledge Of Book keening ,nJ
a thorough Commercial Education. o. ~
l. j. ALLEN, L. l.. d..
President of Farmers CnLcpe.
LORlN ANDREH s.
President of Kenyon Concse
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To Young men who wish to acquire n al, siu,s. I'd.
ncatlon," We think it aAoId facilities edo eop.IoJ
Nr, Granger has the rare qualification of tIedr, n, al
knowledge and aptDrss in tcatliI g, a'Gtd r. r,,ctic.I
counting Room experience, AID Nehd COZ Edent iLa,
;aduates hom his College will be fully CON tpt,,t to
ieeE the most complicated set # Books.
a P.STONE, Wholsale aud Retail Merchant.
., LJANNEY, Sec'y Bird Of ConIol, State BIZ. o.
j. EpARK, B'ok Keeper at D. T. WcodbuNs'
D. ~)NEEDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
II .. MILLS, sccy Columbus Gpta d c. he Ga.
G. MASON, Book KccreI At J, Il. lille, apd C,,,
F. full particulars send for chcG ar.
GRANGFR 40 sMSTRoNG.
Feb. II, 1856. Is m.