Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-12
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C ON COfrvcy
COLUMBUS, OHIO. uA
The Most Thorough and P~ractioalrD.
tuition IN the West. tlGI1e

ThRhSE
For FellOourse, including all departments Of r..
hssPns' Lectures 4 Penmsnship, invariably ~
For full eOurs In Ladies Department. tAo
TUE FropFietora take great pleasure 10 e.p,..h
Il their thanks for the gratifying and utnrsesdsa.n
success which have marked the career Of thsi, Ias,t"s1
non since Us establishments At the Capital. and s,iaS.
lates them to renewed ~exertions to n.eet ~
efficient manner, the rapidly increasing densbd SSoa'
pfaeneal and comprehensive eoutse Of ms,.Sr,n a.
lfainlng. The great practical experience of ~ p.ar
cipal IN heavy Btnking and Commercial Hon..
sisted BY 'dutats6and accomplished eentlfnren -
enabled him to bring 70 a degIee OF perfection q :
9n !. eouatng loon Instruction, BY oral t4elcfes
not attained by any other institution. Each .,ra.,S
oy TINS new process, Is drilled ct the desk. ipai, iJraI
y, step by step, uim be has mastered tIe 49,
~Iounthie Of an Accountants duties as tbosS Snoio
though be had served an apprenticeship in soms go
commercial House and thus all aukwatdness fI'5Y
Jug ana engiegitus bIunders are, IN a great nesat4
In addition to our engagement Of acccmprsbod A.
sls'ents, We have also secuieGle sel4iees o. som.
the most eminent lectures Il Ohio to lecture on 60
mercialtopics. e'h-
Our toutse Of Instruction is too exfct ded IA r.,,;,
ulafize mere, buth em6rtees every thing cohncetea
with double entry btCk ke6Ih 6, with he. ana All
discussion Of lis Scientific rIhtiples-Lectmes ~ ~
commercial History, and History of In it,nt e.
melcial Men, Commercial GeoeIarbr. C,nneGa
Products, Commercial Calculations. rolhirsI Tc1 -, ,,
Mercantile, Law, Ethies Of Ttade, Psru er.bin &C.
THE LADIES DEPENDENT"
g COW open for the reception Of Ladies. No iDstitu.
ton in the UfiUh in arts a noie tLtr,uth ot inre'ast
ing course in this department.
In conclusion, We would add, Il al We Il surna II
OR best Efforts to melit in d still more eminent F,Hre.
the fatteiing reception with which cur enterptjss Lsss
met, and pledge ourselves to nIattano, M Il o,o,ob
practical course Of Mercantile lnstruciiob tLan van h.
formed at any other similar Mercantile ColI,ge,
Among the maVy accommodations, We Give the ,oc.
lowing
1--WE, the undersigned, take pleasure in t~csi;f,;ro
that we are personally acquainted with Mr.. G,.noo,sS
ability as an accountant, and teacher of Book kten.
ing. which Is Of the highest order. He has had -,
experience as an Accountant; in heavy Cor ur,..1. ~
Banking Houses, which gives him superior Gepli;s IN
~impalting a practical kuowkdge Of BouA keenirn -
a thorough Commercial Education. -"
l. J. ALLEN, L.. L. D..
President OF Farmers r. Col GOO
L0RIN ANDRE VS.
President of Kenyon College.
Toyonng men who wish to acquire a cuisines nj.
9ealon, we think it affords facilities s.ld,m eousleL.
Mr.. Granger has the rare qualification of tlsor, 81
M9owledge and aptnrss in ttachii G, aGG,d to uIsc,icai
Counting Room experience, AID v feel col gdpnt ,Ls,
5'aduates nom his College Mill be fully con Lete, 4 -
ReeI the most complicated set Of Books.
A 2. ST0NE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant.
=, LJANNEY, Sec'y Bid Of Ctr,tOk Stat. IN. o
j.. ErAkk, B'ok Keeper at d. T. " CudLur,'s'
D. lFERDlER, Book Keeper at Clinton Bank
II 9. MILLS, Sec! Co'un bus Gas shd CoAs \.
y; MASON, BGtk Keeper at J II. Riley and Goa
+ y tuLl particulars send for ehtn ~.
GRANGFP"' sMSTRoNG.
rb -, Propistors