Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-11-11

OPINIONS of The Press

From tse Cincinnati Inquirer Of Hcrch 81.
BAcoN's MERCANTILE CoLLEoE.-The examination of
the student. in Bookkeeping exhibited degree of nr
aciency their part highly credtble themselves and
The most difficult problems in Double Entry were as
AMY s0iyed as the most simple swing ample proof TO the
sion would be- Of practical benefit
From the Cincinnati DAILY Gazette
me varea complex questions proposed b. the Prin-
crest pronptitude and which rejects great
cFealt upon TIE course Of study pursued this
From TIE Cincinnati DIAL. Times
ExAxsArIox.-The examination at Baeon's n.rcanti.
College on Friday night last nuu1erouSv stterd q,
After TN regular examination which hi ghv ere
sry Storer addressed the company The final
vsl was grand supper, 10 which all do an
dition, and the patronage extended high COM
piment 10 the thorough mercantile education i'm
parted
From TIE Cincinnati Gazette
NJ. Bacon has constructed the upper portion OF his
oaidng expressly Tor the purpose Of his College and
without any DOUBT II IS the most complete arrangement
Of the kind in these United States.
From the Cincinnati Inquirer.
Ths wol institution Is undoubtedly the elegant
and tines, establishment for Its Parpose in the world
From the Ohio State Journal
Mr. Bacon hrs the most 6ourishing Mercantile
Colleges IN unati, and is gentleman of undoubted
qualifications for a -eacher-
From TIE CAiif,ccthe Aacient Metropolis
Mr. Bacon is unrivaled as cashier diploma from
his College IN Cincinnati is required quo in
obtaining Situations tks hest
large cities.
From the Cs7oiHnati Daily Columbian.
The great secret OF Mr. Bacons and
success Ia the pursu which he Las
20 Dc found IN the simple fact thst he il thorough
ter Of the business he teaches by STEADY Of
alT ana horo'atle dealing, ne has respec; and
esteem OF those who ha'v been brought into
him.
IL the prosperity ct -uch the community ts ST.
Ways interested and the cas4oe ana peerless position
Els profession which ne holds a 81
prime not only 70 himself bat those tsd
lis course since he trst came before The public.
Many OF the SoOSkeepers in the heaviest houses in
our city are E'uates OF the institution and obtained
their nist knowledge % mercantile pursuits there NJ
u1e.ous ou3g Immediately Graduating intro
au,ed oy the Principal 20 excellent retuuerativc
ustions, an- falr indication tie afio Of the
College Is 70 &c found IL the fact riLn
ions se has Rad applications FAR rfcrEs To-1
r#sTcESaks cf f4ls c1tg than Re has been a6Ee
From TIE Daily H5scc1-:-, IAN. Is, 1856.
AA0-sJH GERC ANTilE COLLEGE. We chronicle the
opening Of All Institutions like the above our State
with great pitare believing DO that their resuI
~i be ahundantly manifesto IN the accuracy
Of contracting commercial transactions Of
which has been evident in failures
Bacon Of Madison has opened in that place where
p thorough of business instruction is given in all
the branches % Mercantile and Commercial l. IS his
purpose 70 build up tourishng institution with
that view has commenced the d
Square, Of building TO be used wholly Commercial
College The structure will be built the Madison
Stone will be four stories high, and about fl square
Under the able superintendent of Mr.. Bacon viii
one Of the most desirable Institutions OF the State 56m