Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-22
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Opinions of the Press.

From the Cincinnati Inquirer Of March o.
BAcoS's MERCANTILE CoLLEGE.-The examination Of
me students IN keeping exhibited degree pro-
nieney on Their part highly cFeditable III selves
Mr. Bacon their instructor.
The most difficult problems Double Entry were as
d soivea as me most SIMPLE giving ample proof
audience that the information impaired during the ses-
SION would be OF practical beneht.
From tie Cincinnati Daily Gazette
The various complex questions proposed by the Prn
cipal and other gentlemen present were answered viii
great romptltude and coneseness which reflects great
cred upon the course OF study pursued this isttu
ton. ~ '0
From the Cincinnati Daily Tunes
ExAM1NArIoy.-The examination at Bacon's Mercantile
S4lege On Friday night last was nuInerousy attended
Al er the regular which Was highly
amy sterer ass nd e Dr. Kay and Hon Bel
uvai was grand supper, TO which all seemed am
PIE Juslee;-Mr Baeons School is in fourshng con-
clifton, and the patronage extended to it Is high com
pment TO the thorough mercantile education there i'm
From the Cincinnati Gazette
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion of his
hon any doub the s of his COLLEGE
of the kind in these United States.
Fro. TIE Cincinnati Inquirer
Inc whoie instniion is undoubtedly the elegant
anu hhest establishment Tor lis purpose in the world
From the Ohio State Joz7naL
Mr. Bacon of The most fouIishing Mercantile
quaiihsations for teacher
From the Chilicotae Ancient Metropolis
hr Bacon is uLrvaled a teacher. A diploma from,
his College in Cincinnati required as sine ouo mon l.,
obtaining situations in the best houses in
large cities. " -
From the Cincinnati Daily Columbian
The great secret of Mr. Bacons rare and upe-apnled
success in the pursuits which he devoted his lie is
10 be found in the simple fact that thorough
Ter OF the business he teaches, and course
air and honorable dealing, respect and
esteem OF those who have been brought
18th him.
In the prosperity of such the community is AZ
ways interested and the enviabe and peerless position in
ms profession which he holds n matter of lust
PRIDE not only TO himself but to those have noted
Many OF the Book keepers in the heaviest in
our CITY are OF the institution
theif MIST hnoWledga OF mercantile there.
nerous young men Immediately graduating are
cuced by the Principal to excellent
nations and fair indication the reputation of the
college To be found in the fact within the last few
months ne hos mad more applications CLERKS from The
n'eFehdHiS o. fhts ctt than re has been able to M
From the DoHy Wisconsin, Jan. IS. 1856
MAD sos AEKc ,NTILE COLLEGE. We chronicle the
opening OF all Institutions like the above in our State
win great pleasure believing do that their result
VIII ee a6udan'ly manifested the increased accuracy
OF conducting commercial transactions
which has been evident in cases of faiIures
Bacon of Madison has opened in tina, place where
thorough course of business instruction is given in all
The branches of Mercantile CONNIE HE II is his
purpose 10 build up hourishng institution and with
mat view has commented the construction on Capifo
square OF building to be used wholly Commercial
college. The structure will be built of the Madison
Stone will be four stories high about 20 it, square
Cnder The able superintendent of Mr. Bacon il will lie
one OF the most desirable of the l5-6m