Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-08

coMMERCIkL.l COLLIE eE-
NJ NJ I COLUMBUS, 0Hl0.3 -rT7 r
The Most Thorough and PraoticaIInstf.l
tuition In the West. a77i's


For Full Course, including al departments Of Book F.
Keeping, Lectures 4 PennansbiP, invariably IN -
For I'm cours in Ladies Dep4'tment. 'i 'i-,a. iis
mHE Prop4iet9rs take grest pleasure IN expressing
i their thanks for the gratifying and unprecedented
success which have marked the carer Of their Insf
ton since ne establishment al the Csplnl aud stim.
laes them 10 renewed exerions TO meet, in the most
Efficient manner, he rapidly increasing demand or
practical and comprehensive eourse Of mercantile
Eainng The greet practical experience Of the Prin W
eipal In heavy barking and Commercial Houses a. a
sisted by edursteesnd accomplished gentlemen has
enabled him 20 bring 10 dsgIee Of perfection sys-
ten Of counting room instruction, BY oral exereises
not attained by any other institution. Each studept
BY this process, Is drilled at the desk indiyidra
y, step BY step, untl he hss mastered the whole
rouhte Of an ACCOUNTANTS duties fhortighIv As 80
though be had served apprentceship IN some arpe i
Commercial House and thus ell avkWadness. fslteT-
ing and engegous blandcrs are, IN great measans
dissipated. lsI f.sl5 sff re edo 80 s,.,g -
In addition to our engagement Of accomplished As
sstents We have also srchiedhe ft tiees OF yen. ~
the most eminent lectures in Ohio to lecture on en-
Our course Of Instruction Is ico exterdcd 20 ranje
ularize here but il embrsces every thing copnected
with double entry totk keepi g, with fee and iu
discussion Of lis Scientific rinciples-Lectues upun
Commercial History, and History Of Eminent Com.
mercal Men, Commercial Geography, Ctnimei eiaI
Products, Commercial Calculations, Political Eetnouls
Mercantile, Law Ethics Of Trade, PartleHhip, &c,
TIE LADIES DEP -ARTMENT - tt2 500
s now open for the reception OF Ladies. No nstitu-
on in the Orion mparts mole thorough intel est
ling course In this Department. ' fas lA
In conclusion we would add that we 81 all put forth
oar best efforts to merit in still more eminent dtgIee
1.-The Aatternp reception with wh our eiteirtise has
met and pledge ourselves 10 inI art nole iloroueh
pTaeca course Of Mercantile Instruction than can be
Horned at any other similar Mercantile Conge. s-a
Among the many accommodations, We give the lof-
lowing;5. HaL.Li.
that we are personally acquainted vith Mr. GrangeTst
ability as an Accountant and teacher of Book keen.
ling which is Of the highest order He has had erest
experience as an Accountants in heavy ComuefcaI and
Banking Houses which gives Tim superior iacutes in
imparting practical knowledge of Book Keeping md
a thorough CONNER eia Education. so sl le l3l.5
3. A.. ..r J. J. ALLEN, j. L. D..
President Of Farmer $ College g
tfr LORlN ANDREJFs, srs
-. .ia,. fTes'eni q Kenyon coiess'i
To Young men who wish to acquire a 'busncss Ed.
ueaionr Se think it ailolds facilities ftld,m equaled
Mr. Granger has tie iare qualification Of theorttita
knowledge aud sptnCss in teache added Il pactjca.
u Counting Room experience a. feel col hdeut that
graduates from his College will be fully Aonpetcnt to
. keeI the most complicated SET Of Books. vg
IS A P.STQNE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
T. j, LJANNEY, Sec'y Bird Of Contlol State B'k o.
% j. EPARK Rcok Keeper at D. T.WoUdbuiy =. .i
D.. )VERDIER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
., MILLS, Sec'y Columbus GasRnd CoheCo. -
@. 3. MASON, Book Keeper al j. l.Riley and Cos.
4, full particulars send for chcuar. .
GRANGER and ARMSTRONG.
.'74ft' .t.. Proptietois
+ Feb IA 1856. Ism. .l.