Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-19
Hours of Instruction, viz
Opinions Of The Pre-
From the Cincinnati Iuc,;r., :.

Prom the CiHcsaHdti iHqrirsr Of Ns,.r-
BAcoS's MERCANTILE CoLLEeg.-Ths
the students in Book keeping. exhibited ' l-i
aciency on their part highly cre,itsll. ~ 4
Mr. Bacon their instructor 4--'s
The most difficult problems IN nour,. -.
IDLY solved as the most simple, giving Eri. 90
audience that the information iluYaTtsJ =. r. T.
sion would be Of practical benefit. ---'i
From the Cincinnati Dails c.....
The various complex questions proD,.,s 4.
Nipai ana othtF gentlemen present, we're 80
great promptitude and concisenesS- ,gb;E -
e.eGit upon the course of study pursued an.
ton IA ~A
From the Cincinnati Daiiy Tn.
ExAMISATIoS.-The examination \, R,...,.s
College, on Friday night last, was nrD,r,,.-f
Alter the regular examination which wa. $50
to both Principal and students. Or. IA :.
lamy Storer addressed the companv. M: - -
tival was grand supper, to which all ssslBa5
PIE Jusuce.-Ar- nEon's School IS IN 60
dition. and the p Sefonage eztensr5 =, 5 ,-s-
pliment 20 the thorough mercantile eau,s.i.,
parted.
From the CsAciHaats Ca:stt,
Mr. Bacon has Constructed the uppe- rs.s
building expressly for the purpose Of bis IN.
without any doubt IL is the most ccu,tlrr. -
OF the kind in these United States.
From the Cgpe.Rnafi Iaqsirr-
The whole institution is u.,dulhtsdir lie ma.
aud finest establishment for lis purpose in m,
From the Ohio State Jgprsel
Mr.. Bacon his one of the most fiuuri,'.,,v.
Colleges in Cincinnati, and l. i gentleman = =
qualifications for teacher
From the CIillicofhe 4Hrisnf lf,.-s-.r.
Mr. Bacon is unTivalled rs a teacher. r,..
his College in Cincinnati, is required a. A sg,e,,
cbtaiIiI G situations ia the best ueIe.aris
large CT, es.
rom te Csaciannfi Daily Colzmgr,
The great secret If Sir. Bacou's rare and s,-
success III the pursuits to which he ha. taysai
TO be found il the simple fact that he j. ;fo-s
ter Of the business ne teaches, and tv d s:slsr
fair and honorable dealing, he ha. Won ID. II, 4
esteem OF those who have Uvea broush: iltge Il
with him.
In the prosperity Of such nan the .o-.l.
ways interested, and the enviauie and pesri... ~
his profession which he now holds i a ua
pride not only to himself but To- those who b
MS course since he first came before the rui ic
Many of the Bock-keepers in the h,s,i4
our city are graduates OF tlse institution az
their inst kno Wedge Of mercantile pursuits
ne7ous young men immediately giadustilg
dueed by the Principal to excellent and -erg41
uatlons, and fair indication of tine rrHl-l7
College L. to be found in the fact that viirir h
months ne kds had more applications fer dra
merchants Of this city than tie has beea able i5G
From the Daily Wisconsin,, ,Taa. Is ID
MAD SOS MERCANTILE CoLLEGs. - We -l-
opening at all Institutions hike the above b
with great pleasure, believing. as We d., that
viii be atundanily manifested in the lrc.,.
Of conducting cummeTCisl Transactions - e,
which has been evident in numerous cases o.
business arrangements Of euIious chaFscr
Bacon, of Madison, has opened rooms in ;Lst 1i-
a thorough course Of business instruction /. ~
the bra 1ches of Mercantile and CoMme-cal Z.
purpose TO build up a fourisAing iuf;irgi
that view has commenced the cou=:rucifa. e
Square, of q building to be used wholly asa ~
College. The structure viii he built II d.
STONE, Will be four stories high, and atau =
Under the able superintendent OF Nj b
one Of the most desirable institutions Of To- ,-.