Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-17
OpinIons OF lie Frc-s.

Fre'a TIE Cincinnati frqeirer 81 Narck 81
BAcoS's hEHcANTILE C0aLEGE.-Thc examination Of
aeecy on their part highly eredtaie 10 - " aoa
ar; Bacon their Instructor
E soaet as me most simple giving ample proof
sion "oaid be OF practical benefit.
From the CsaetSnoti Daily Gascfte
The various complex questions pro- ased by the Prfl-
ciPai and other gentlemen present answered wi
great propiituae and concisencss which reflects. grea
'Ae course Oh study poEsuod at this insgitu-
From tie CT1cinaati Dailg Times.
ETAHiyA7roy.-rhe oxanl nation at Bacon,s ;is
college, On Friday night last, ouslv attended
At er the aguiar on LcI was hi rl
TO both Principal and students Dr. RAY and hon Rel
!ay Storer addressed the company. final Of he s-
pie iusrice.ZAir Raf6n's school is in fonrii Il ,
clifton and the patronage extended to it is hirb com
parted. Nh
From TIE Cincinnati Gazette .rs
Mr Bacon has constructed The upper portion Of his
without any doubt ii is the hds complies s s9 s44
OF the kind in these United States
From the Cincinnati facairsr.
The whole institution is undoubtedly the most ,ers-
ana finest establishment Tor lis purpose the world
From the Ohio State Journal
Mr. Bacon one Of the most dourishng Mercantile
qualifications Tor teacher
From The caiaic0tbe -1ueisnt -tefroso,is
~ Bacon Is univallet TEACHER diploma from,
his College in Cincinnati, is uired tno non in
obtaining situations II the best mercantile houses i'm
large cities. -
From nc C5ncinE@ti Daily Colombian.
The great secret Of Mr. Baeon's Tase and uIexaInle
TO lie found in the simple fact be is thorough nls-
ter OF the business he teaches and by steady course Of
fair and honorable dealing he has the respect and
esteem oil those who have been broughtino connection
with HIM
In the prosperity Of such = the community is al
ways INTERCEPTED ana the enviaie and pen position in
has profession which he holds matter Of fast
price not only to himself but to those who noted
nis course since he tilst came before the public
Many Of the Book-kecpcrs in the heaviest in
ouc city graduates OF the institution Obtained
young immediately III graduating are infr-
duccd by the Principal TO excellent reIueratee Sit
nations, ard fair indication of the reputation the
College is to bc found il The fact that wiL te last few
months 1cs ned applications fer Cgrss tie
merchants Of fAts CITY than Re las been t6e te M
From TIE Daify Hiscousia jan. Is Io55.
MAD soN MERCANTILE COLLEGE. = We 4chf6ntclk the
opening Of all Institutions like above in our State
with great pleasure. believing, thar their result
viii be abundany manifested III the Increased accuracy
of contracting commercial transactions the want of
which has been evident in failures and
business arrangements of curious character r. S
Bacon, Of Madison, has opened rooms "a tha Place here
thorough course # 5uslness inttrttion Is given an
branches Mercantile amt Commercial lie 1t is his
purpose t. build up foHrshng institution ana with
that view has 5he construction on
SqusTe. Of building Re nsed wholly as Cos1ieciai
College Tine structure viii b. built a.klison
Stone will be four stories high aHd about 30 f. soare
Under the able supsriatcR 8. ar. Bacon II viii be
of the sc ms titGtiors Of the State. Tt5Grs