Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-08


gESHE undersigned respectfully announces that he has
IL taken Room IN TIE above block (until mis-
ne" Sele Ldlace Which - IN OF erection,
ner Of An Pinekney streets is ready for occua-
sy,l ana vii open his M2KcAArlLE COLLEGE MON
DAY, JANUARY Il, 1886.
The plan adopted in teaching, combines practice with
theory instead OF using Text Books pupils sre exer
1ionsouIEa zirg, Posting Balancing Accounts
opening ana eloslag great variety of different Sets of
t'TohA oot loF fSttAefsip and Individual Business
where the business has been adverseand
mus qualifying the student for entering the pracfi
t"t ueties oi nc Accountant IL any Kind Of business
The Course Of Instruction win consis. OF DovnLE
ESTRY BOOK KEEPING enlhraci1g every department of
Trade aaG nercGatl'e tcoosats, Hhogesale and Re
Shipping, iRdtef2uai Paraerstp Jont steeE ard Com,
pound Company BHSipess. Also. Conlaercia1 Cscata-
Pupils instructed individually and not in classes
ratio Of their capacity and assidpity.
Hours Of Instruction, viz From to IL NJ, from
to 4 and from TO o'clock p. "
Terms.
For oSE Scholarship, which entities the holder Of # TO
tuH course OF Instruction, SiloG
n B-UntiI the complexion of nay new College Build
ing viii offer the following ia iuseaents, viz: Any
TO FOUR Scholarships a So SIOO co
Any one person subscribing Five Hundred Dollars VIII
The Scholarships viii he transferable ana each
one entities The holder 10 full course Of Instruction
ton by Mortgage on Real Estate.
Il. s. BACON,
AiADlsoS, Jan 12th, 1856 PRIHc4PAL.
Opinions Of Tie Press.
From the Ciacianoti Inqpirer o. Narck a.
BAcoN's MERCANTILE CoLLEGR.-The examination Of
the students in Book keeping exhibited degree pro-
eiency their part mighty creitable themselves and
Ar. Bacon their instructor.
The difficult problems in Double ntry were as rsp-
audience that the information i.arted Gu the SEES
sion would be of practical benefit.
From .As Cincinnati; Datly Gazette
The various coTlplex questions proposed b the Prin-
Ial ana ether E.nlien1en Present were answered Wi.h
eit upon the course Of study pursued this insttu-
From the Cjncinnasi Daily Times
ExANISAr1oS.-The examination at Raconls Mercantile
College on Friday night last nunerousv attended
After the ocular examination which hi Is crediate
% boii fIheiPai and students, pr Bay and Hon. Bel
amy storer addressed the company The the les
nFal was grand supper 70 which all seemed to DO
pie JusticeAr. Bacons School is in a houishiug con-
dion, aud the patronage extended 10 il is high
parted.
From Tie ciaeianaH Ga-ette.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion of his
gHtans eHpIessIy Tor the purpose Of his College and
OF the kind in these United States.
From The CincinHati fpquirer.
The Whole inslitation is undoubtedly the eegan,
and hnest establishment for is purpose in the world.
From the Oh5o State journal.
Mr. Bacon his one OF the most aou:izhing Mercantile
Colleges in Cincinnati, and Is gentle Of undoubted
4til4liNAt ions Ioi II teacher
From lie CAiHiootte -4acieEt Metropolis
Mr. Bacon is uErivallcd as "A teacher A dplop1a from
his College IL Cincinnati is required sine qao ng In
o5t.ining situations il The best neIeaRe houses ia
I large cities.
from the Cincinnati Daily CoiuraBias
Tbs great secret Of Mr. Baoons rare aud unexsrrl.
success IN the pursuits 10 which he has lis LIE
10 be found in The simple fact that lie Is q thorough mas
ter OF the business he iecAes and by Goa Sc OF
far and honorable dealing he has the respect and
esteem OF those who have been bruus, into connection
with him.
In the prosperity Of such man the cornnuritv is al
Interested and the eviabie peerless position IN
his profession which he holds matter OF inst
pICe BOT only 10 himself but 10 those have note
las course since he first came before The pu0ic
Many Of the Bo0h-kecFers in the heaviest houses in
city graduates Of tile institution and obtained
their fist knowledge OF mercantile pursuits thore M
merous young Immediately graduating are int ro-
duced by the Principal to excellent and i've sit
ana fair indication Of the reputation Of The
months he 5Gs had mare applications fer crs on, he
meTcHGhs o. ms CITY than re has been G5ie to M
From tie Daily Htscgasia Jan. IS 1856
MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE. We chronicle tie
opening Of ali Institutions like above in cur Stale
win great pleasure, Leiiering, 90, that result
VIII be aGunGaniy manifested in the Increased sccr
Of conducting commercial transactions The want OF
business arrangements Of curious character T. :
Bacon, OF Madison, has opened rooms that place here
thorough al business instruction is given in all
the branches Of Mercantile and Comlecia lie. Tt is his
purpose TO build up hourshing institute n ard with
that view has commenced the c0ns:TucgE on CafifoI
Square Of building To be wholly as a Commercial
College The structure viii be built of tie Madison
stone, Will be four stories high and :utt 20 square
Under the able superintendent Cf Ar. Bacon III
ore OF the NEST desirable Institutions Of tie State 5