Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-21

Iron" TIE Cincinnati IeQ4irer 81 March II.
BAcoN's MERCANTILE Co.AEGE.-The examination Of
the students IN Book-keeIi! exhibited degree pro-
ecney on their part highly crctitable tlsnscIy, and
Mr. Bacon their instructor.
The most difficult problem, In Double Entry were as ran
l{ solved .. Tie most simple giving ample proof 10 the
audience that the intoru,iion impaired during the as
sion would be of practical benefit.
From The Cincinnati Daily Go.etts
The various complex questions proposed by the Prn-
cipal end other gentlemen present, answered With
great promptitUae an4 conciseness which reflects treat
credit upon the eeuIse o. study pursued at this
ti0n.
From the C5nr;una'; Daily 7y4.es
ExAaISArIoN-The examination at Bacon's Mercantile
College, on Iiay night last, nuInerously attended
After the regul examination, which hly eIedi;ahle
lanly SoIcr addressed the company. The the fos
tiva w,% grand supper, 10 which aii seemed to do
aition and the patronage extended high COM
piimen to the thorough mercantile education there i'm
parted.
Fraas Tie Cincinnati Gazette.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion of Lis
building expTesiy for the nn'gos of his College, and
oi tnc kind IN these United States.
From he Cincinnati IHeuiytr.
The Whole Institution IS undoubtedly the most elegant
and finest esiadis ilnent for its purpose in the world
From TIC O4io state JoarEol.
Mr. bacon the most iourisl4in- Mercantile
COLLEGES in Cincinnati ana is gentleman Of undoubted
qualifications for a teacher.
From tie CAiiiicotAc 1fncjcat Metropolis
Mr Racon Is unriyallcd teacher. \ diploma from
Lis College in Cincinnati required sine gao
obtaining situations in 1c best mercantile houses in
large cities.
From The Cincinnati Daily ColamJjaa.
The great scctet Of Mr. Baeons uscxarlTlld
success IN the pursuits To which e LsE devoted
to be found IN the simple Elct that lie thorough
ter OF the business he teaches, and by steady
fair and honorable dealing, he has the respect and
esteem ef those who have been brought into connection
with him.
In the prosperity OF such community j. al
ways Interested, aHd the cnviahie and peicE position
his profession which ne holds Just
pride not only 10 himself bat 10 those who nave noted
mis- course since he irst eaInr before the public.
Many OF the Book-Aecpefs in te heaviest houses in
city graduate OF the institution, and obtained
their list knowledge mercantile pursuits there Nu-
mCrous young Immediately graduating intro
duced By the Principal excellent and
uaons, and fair indication Of the reputation
College i to a found in the fact that ~ittID the last
months he has rad applications far oerk fs0H a
merchants ri this city tAaH he mas been Gbfc 10 H
From the Dajty Wisconsin, Jan. Is, 1s56.
MADISON MERcASTILE COLLEGE. = We chronicle the
openng of all Institutions like the alj,e State
great pleasure. believing DO. that
viii auutatlv manifested in the
of condurin. commercial transactions the
which evident in of failures and
Bacon of Madison has opened in that place. where
thorough Of business Instruction i given in ali
branches Mercantile and CuBnIeTcia life It II his
purpose build UP aouris hing institution and with
has commenced the uDsructieii Cat,ifo
square, of building he USED wholly Commercial
College. The structure Will lie buil q: the Madison
Stone VIII be oBr stories III h, and hcu 20 Sauare
Under the able supeinendence OF Mr.. Bacon Il wIlI
of the lost desirable Institutions Of the State. l5-GIn