Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-04-15
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From the CiacaRah Inquirer OF March 81.
BACoN's MERCANTILE CoILEGE.-The examination of
the students in bookkeeping exhibited degree OF pro-
acency on their part highly cedtale themselves and
Mr.. Bacon their instructor.
The most difficult problems in Double Entry were as rap
@ s the the most simple giving ample proof to the
sion would bc Of practical benefit.
From the Cincinnati Daily Gazette
me various complex questions proposed by the Priu-
great promptude and whicb Tcs
edt upon the course OF study pursued at this nstu-
From the Cincinnati Daily Tunes
ExAMTNArIoN-lhe examination at Bacons Mercantile
GGesf, on I5lday night last was numerousy attended.
NeF the regu lar nation, which highly
to both Principal and students, DR.. Ray and Hon Bel
an StoreT addressed the company The of the es-
pie jnstce-Ar. Bacons School is in dourishing CON
dition aud the patronage extended is high com
parted.
From tie Cincinnati Gazette
M Bacon has constructed the upper portion of his
building expressly for the purpose Of his College,
Of the kind in these United States.
From tie Cincinnati Inquirer.
The Whole institution is undoubtedly the most elegant
and finest establishment for its purpose in the world
From the Obio State Journal.
Mr.. Bacon of the most aourishing Mercantile
Colleges in Cincinnati, and gentleman Of undoubted
qualifications for a teacher.
From The ChiHieotte Aneienf Metropolis
Mr. Bacon is unrvalled as a teacher dnIoD,a from,
his College in Cincinnati is required quo non in
obtaining situations in the best mercantile houses in
From the Cincinnati Daily Columbian.
The great secret Of Mr. Bacons rare and uneSampIed
success in the pursuits to which he devoted his life
10 be found in the simple fact that he a thorough mas
ter OF the business h teaches and by steady course OF
fair and honorable deaing he has 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 envabie and peerless position
his profession which he holds is a matter of inst
pride not only himself but those who have noted
MS course since he first came before the public.
Many OF the B6ok-keepers in the heaviest in
our city graduates OF the institution and
meTous young Immediately graduating are intro
duced by the Principal to excellent and reLumeravc
uations and fair indication reputation of the
College Is to be found the fact within the last few
months he mas mad applications for clerks from the
7erchoHts 81 thas ctty than tie has been able MI
From the Daily WISCONSIN, Jan. IS 1856
MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE. We chronicle the
opening of all Institutions like above in our State
with great pleasure, believing do that their
will be abundanty manifested increased accuracy
which has been evident in failures and
Bacon, of Madison, has opened that place where
thorough of business instruction given in all
the branches of Mercantile and Commercial is his
purpose TO build up hourishing institution and wi IN
that view has commenced the construction on
Square, of building to be used wholly as Commercial
College The structure viii be the Madison
Stone will be four stories high and about 20 fl square
Under the able superintendent of Mr. Bacon it will
one OF the most desirable institutions of the 6m