Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-19
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COLUMBUS, OHIO. 0N
The Host Thorough and Practical Inst.
tntion In the West.

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Fer FullCOure, including all departments Of B,oL
Keeping, Lectures 4 Penmanship, invariably 4,
advance.
For iml eours . in Ladies DerartuenL fo
VtHE Projectors take great pleasure IN exrresL.
i their thanks for the gratifying al uipit' edentes
success which have marked the carer Of thsi, Lpsl,r-
lion since It's establishment at the CaphaL and sbrS-
lates them to renewed exetta rs to meet. in ~ NJ,
Efficient manner, the rapidly Increasing d ana -
practical and comprehensive course Of m,rcs, ~
training. The great practical eXpeT enee Of ne pin
eipal, in heayy Barking and Conn erclal Houses. a..
sisted ly tcutaltcbnd accomplished gonttn en- has
enabled him TO bring TO a degree Of peiitcticn a s,s.
TEN Of counting room Instruction, iy orsl ,yrctss
not attained by any other institution. Esth ,toa,,t
by this new process, is drilled az the desk. irof,iTrsL
h, step by step, NJ Ill he hes mastered III vb,ls
ruuntne Of an Accountants duties as ihotuflkss
though be had served an apprenticeship IN fcn,e h,ro
Commercial House ard thus all aNkvmdreu L,s5-
ing and e~ngIegious blunders ART, IN a great Reao,n,
d~issipated.
In addition to our engagement Of accommodates A.,
sistents, We have also sCCuIecLe epiees Of srn. .
The most eminent lectures l. Ohio to lecture ON cfm-
mercialtopics.
Our course Of Instruction is too c1fu 6,d 70 ,,u,,.
ularize here, butt embraces every ding com ectrd
with double entry lCCk LtoTire g, with nee md mi
discussion Of It's ScieLthc HiuCiples-I temles mr.
,ommercial History, and HistoIy OF In iuept Com.
mereial Men, Con meieia; GCogistby, Cen e,cs
Products, Commercial Calculations, l0lidrsl Ec, pomy
Mercantile, Law, Ethics Of Trade, PHtt er,bin Io
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
Is now open for the reception Of Ladies. No irs,itu.
tion in the Urion inTarts a NOE thtrOulh or hr,r,s,.
ing course in this Department.
In conclusion, we would add, tlat We Il all rp,rfo,tb
OR best efforts to merit in a still more tmipebt :, r,or
the hattering reception with wLiCb our Itsrr,taeI
met, and pledge ourselves 30 imTarta II ore n o,oucb
practical course of Mercantile instruction Ian can he
formed at any other similar Mercantile CeIIeee.
Among the many accommodations, We give tbe ,oE.
lowing:
1--WE, the undersigned, take pleasure in tsstihir
that We are personally acquainted with Mr.. G,sncs,ss
ability as an Accountant, aud teacher Of Bock trer-
ing. which is of the highest order. He las mad sr,tt
experience as an Accountant; in heavy Conn uei.1 =, 4
Banking Houses, which gives lin superior Euni,s in
impaIting a practical knowledge Of Book keetjnT I'D
a thorough Commercial Education.
l. J. ALLEN, L. 7. D
President Of Farmers Col eye.
LORIN ANDREA rs,
PRESIDENT of Kenyon Collepe
=
To Young men who wish to acquire a .busip,,. "a.
ncation,' We think it affords facilities seldom Ton.ioJ
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification of tbeoor,t,s
knowledge and aptness in teachil e, ADDED 10 p,actico
Counting Room exreIieIce a. dNChCl cor Etsrt tLs,
graduates fOm his College will be hpy con pe,,r, ~
keel the most complicated set Of Boz ks.
A P.STONE, Wholesale aud Retail Merchant
j, l.JANNEY, Eec'y Bird u Con,rol. State bE. D
}. hpAkK, B,ok KeeT er at D.. T. MtodLunp'
u. (VEkDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank.
Ii q, MILLS, SccN Columbus GgsaId C,leIo
G. ; MASON, Book Keeper at J. Ii. Riley apd C,,s
+ fun particulars scnd for ctm ar.
GRANGFP "a tNSTHONG.
r., Prpp'istCrs
Feb II, 1856. Is M.