Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-01-29
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oMMER IAL OLLE6RC
COLUMBUS. OHIO. -
The Most Thorough end Practical Inst.I4
tuition in the West Il a1An suF

I'D HHHaM. HeHaa# Ia
For Fullc0use, including al departments Of Book
Keeping, Lectures q PenmSnship, invariably II
-5rspcs etF
IFOr iuli cours . in Ladies Department.
THE P~ropiiet7rs take greet pleasure IN expressing
tbeir thanks for the gratifying and uuprscedeufsi
success which have marked the career OF thef Inaiiu-
ton since lie establishment at the Capital, and sdmu.
Iates them 10 renewed exeFuons to meet, In the most
efficient manner, the rapidly Increasing demand for
practical and comprehensive course of meTcAnHls
tralring. The great practical experiences Of the Prin
leipal, in heavy Baking and Commercial Houses. as.
sisted by tdut stedshd accomplished gentlemen has
enabled him to bring TO a deglee Of p~efiecticn a syE-
ten Of counting loom Instruction, by oral e~xercilea
not attained by any other institution. Zach studei
by thisneE process, Is drilled al he desk, Individual
", step BY step, Until he has mastered tie whole
rountine Of an ACCOUNTANTS duties as thortusblv M
though be had served an apprenticeship in some large
Commercial House and thus ell aHkWatdness, hltsrs
ing and e~ngregious blunders are, in a great meas.as
~dissipated.
I'M addition TO our engagement Of accomplished AZ .
sistents, We have also sCewecle services Of ssme 0
the most eminent lectures n Ohio to lecture % Ca
lmercialtopics. .1e boo m.lf Was -.
Our coune Of Instruction is too CxiCI eed to raitie,
ularize here, butt Cmhrrcts every thing ~eothccttd !
with double entry LCtk kCtpi q, With nee and full
discussion Of its Scientific Teiples-L Lecture Is up.n
commercial History, and History OF Eminent cCn.s9
mercial Men, Commercial. Geography, Commercial
, Products, Commercial Calculations, Political Eecnouy
lM,rcaptiIe Law. Ethics Of Trade, Parinefship, &c.
THE LADIES DEPARTMENT
E Il now open for the reception Of Ladies. Noihstltus
0 lion in the UriCn imparts q more thorough o. Interest
ing course in this Department.
Ill In conclusion, we would add, that we ttali put forth
oar best Efforts to metitin asil more 6ininebt Dc glte,
r. he Aatteting reception with With our enterprise las
met, and pledge ourselves TO impair t Q n ofe borough,
practical course Of Mercantile Instruction than can. be,
formed at any other similar k%elcaDtle College.
among the many Recommendations, W give the Iof"
4. lowing: nA ah' haE qetlar
Of 1--WE, the undersigned, take. pleasure in tesilying
. that we are personally acquainted with Mr.. Glangefss
ability as an Accountant, ard teacher OF Book keep,
to inc. which is Of the highest order. lie has had great
,r lexperience as an Accountants In heavy Commercial ard
in Barking Houses, which gives lin superior faculties in
limpaiting a practical knowledge of Book keeping, nd
<. ruph Conn eleial Education.
% J. ALLEN, L. LsD.al
Mt President Of Fameisl College.
be LORlN ANDREWS,
President of Kenyon College,
ed To Young men who with to acquire a "business Ed.
ucaion" We think it affords facilities scldt m eQualed.
he Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification of t~hsorttita
o knowledge and aplness in teacir g, adetdtc piaeuca
Counting RuCm experience, s!d Veto COZ Gdent that
l graduates from his College will be fully conpeteutTto
lkeeI the most complicated set of Books.
A 2. STONE Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
j, LJANNEY, sec'y Bird of Consrol, STATE 81, 0.
j. tPARK, Bioh Keeper at L. T. WteiLuBe..
|. D. )vERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton BatE p
= II q. MILLS, Secy Columbus Chs and Col . Cs..
G. B. MASON, Book Keeper Of J, Il Riley End Cos
NJ i full particulars send for ciicu1r '-g
W GRANGFp Ns7RoEG.
fgop'isters
S Feb. IA, 1856. IS M. ..rU nm M