Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-07
Terms.
MADISON, Jan. 12th. 1856.
Opinions of the Press,
rom TIE Cincinnati Inquirer o, MarcI 81.

from Tie Cincinnati Inquirer o, March 81
:, BAcoSs MEFGANTitE coLLEoE-The examination OF
heeney on their part highly creditable themselves
Mr. Bacon their instructor.
ld solved AS the most simple, giving ample proof the
audience that the info nation Impaired during the
sion would be OF practical benefit
From the Cincinnati DAILY Gazette
The various complex questions proposed BY the PI,-
cl and other gentlemen present, answered With
pronptitude eouciseness which reflects great
credit upon tho course Of study pursued this institu
ton.
From Tie Cincinnati Daily Times.
ExAxIS.riox-Tho ton at Bacons Mercantile
College, Friday night last nu1nerously attended
regular oxa ion gi, WAS cred fI
to both Principal and students Dr. Rar am, Hon. Rel
lay storer add essed the company. The
pie jussicssr Bacons chSoi is in aon slim 40 com
dillon, and the patronage extended high COM
pmen to the thorough mercantile education there i'm
parted.
T1roz the Cincinnati Gazette.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion of his
oGaimg gEpfey tor the nnTPose Of his College and
OF tue kind in these United States
From he Cincinnati Inquirer.
TIE whole ton is undoubtedly The most ELEGANT
and finest establishment FOR lis purpose in tho world
From the Ohio State journal
Mr. Bacon h one OF the most fouiishng Mercantile
cosss IN Cincinnati and is gentleman OF undoubtcd
qualifications for teacher
From tAe CAiHieofAc -4neient EIetropolis
M Bacen is unrisalled teacher A d Iona from
h Soege n IS REQUIRED as sire gro ron in
large cities.
From the Cincinnati Daily Colum5ier.
The great secret Of Mr. Bacon's and u1exa1ni.
success in the pursuits which he has devoted
TO be found in The simple that he thorough mas
ter OF the business he teaches and by steady Of
fair and honorable dealing, won the respect and
esteem of those who have been brought into connection
with him.
In the prosperity of such the community IS al
ways interested and the eyiabie and peerless position
his profession which he holds IL Of Just
pride not onl 10 himself but TO those who have
mis- eeursesinee he first before the pubi.cs
Many OF the Book-keepcis III the lest hcEses IN
city graduates of the institution. and obtained
thef Fist knowledge of mercantile '-Irstts there. Nu-
merous young Immediately graduating intro
uccd by the Principal to excellent aid
ustons, and fir Indication of the reputation Of the
College is TO be found IA the fact that within
months he has Ard 4p,tiea.ions clerks ga ne
From te Daity Hiscotsiu, Jun IS, 1866
MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE,. We ci.iapicIo the
opening o all Igstitutiors ike the above our State
with great pleasure, believing, u4 lis
will DC abupdans ffeted in the accprry
which has evident n failures
bust ness arrangements Of curious character. r. s
Bacon, Madison has opened isce where
hor5pgh course OF business instruction Is given i'm all
the sctes Mercantile and COMMERCIAL ie II Is lis
purpose build up ourishing institution. and With
that %iew has commenced the construction, Capitol
,.susre, of building be used Iksy Commercial
College The structure sill be built OF the Madison
Stone win be stories high, and about 20 f. squa
Under the able supeTntendence of Mr. Bacon. it be
Of the most desirable institutions of the state i5-n