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G o MMERCIAL pnu
COLUMBUS, OHIO.
The Most Thorough and Practical Inst,.
tuition In the West.

TERhsi orr
For FullCOure, including all departments nj r..
Keeping, Lectures = PsnnaashPi ~iafaHably n
For full cOursS In Ladies Department No
THE Propriet91 take great pleasure IN etnrss.t,.
i their thanks for the gratifying and unpreredar,.
success which have marked the career Of tbsis Iss,t..
ton since lie estabhshuent At the CAPITAL and s,in-
htes them to renewed e%xertions to meet in The mo-,
Efficient manner, the rapidly increasing demand a.""
practical and comprehensive eourse Of msre"n,n.
training. 4he great practical experience Of tbe Pin
leipal inhevy Banking and Commercial Hon.
sisted ~ tducatedand accomplished gentlemen H..
enabled him TO bring 10 a degIee Of p~eriectun 4 ~
Gem OF counting room instruction, BY oral e1ercises
not stained BY any other institution. Each stnd.o,
by this new process, Is drilled at The desk. indi,iS".I
y, step BY step, uhhl he has mastered the NJ.
rounthie Of an Accountants duties as tbonDshiv- =
though be had served an apprenticeship n some 80
Commercial House and thus all aWk9adness stssS
ing and engiegious blunders are, in a great meaans
~dissipated. '1S
In addition to our engagement Of Accumulated A,
.fslstents, We have also sceuieohe terices of soma IS
the most eminent lectures n Ohio to leeture on Son,'
meFcial topics. ~
Our course Of Instruction Is too e1terded n ps,,;o.
ularize here, butt embraces every thing conpsc,Sd
with double entry book keeping, with fee and fall
discussion Of its Scientific Principles-Lectu,es unon
commercial History, and History Of EniDent Com.
mercid Men, Commercial Geography, Comms,cis I
Products, Commercial Calculations, Political Fconomv
Mercantile, Law, Ethics of Trade, Partnersblp. 10.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Is now open for the reception OF Ladies. No insti,u.
tOn in the Orion impafts a more thorough or Interest.
ing course In this Department.
10 conclusion, we would add, that We rlaT nut forth
Our best efforts 10 merit in a still more eminent d,rise
he ~Aattering reception with which our enterprise las
met, and pledge OURSELVES to inparta more thorough.
practical course Of Mercantile instruction than can bs
formed at sny other similar Mercantile Confg
Among the many accommodation We give the Iof.
lowing:
I'VE, the undersigned, take pleasure in t~esifvipg
that we are personally acquainted With Mr.. CRANBERRY
ability as "a Aeeoanta1t. and teacher Of Book Lsen.
ing. which is Of the highest order. he has had sres.
experience as an Accountant; in heavy Commercial SnS
Banking Houses, which gives l,im superior faculties in
~imparting a practical knowledge OF Book keepire md
a thorough Commercial Education. 81
l. j. ALLEN, L. l.. n.
President oil Farmers Colere.
LORlN ANDREWS,
PresidentOf Kenyon College.
To young men who wish to ACQUIRE A "busirsss IA.
ucation," We think it Affords facilities seldom eou,Ied
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification Of tbsor, ,icsl
knowledge and aptness in teaching, ed9t1 to- mactienI
Counting Room experience, AID We feel confident ,hs(
graduates from his College will be Il lIy con meier, "a
keel the most complicated set Of Books.
A ?. STONE, Wholsale and Retail Merchant.
J, LJANNEY, Scc'y Bird VI Con.rol, Slate m. o
J. EpAkK, Book Keeper at D. 7. Woodbury..
d. VERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H q. MILLS, Sec'y Columbus Gasal Cob, q.
G.. 3 MASON, Book Keeper at J II. Riley and Co.'S
F. full particulars send for eli Gu Az
GRANGbP ~ tMSTR0NGy
fropristos
Feb. IA, 1855. Ism.