Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-06-10
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From the Cincinnati Inquirer or March IL
BAcoYs MERCANTILE CoLLEGE.-Thc examination of
hclency on their part highly creditabe 10 themselves and
The difficult problems in Double Fntrv we're "a
audience tha the information impaired during the SEES
sion would be of practical beueiit.
FrOas tAe Cincinnati Daily GG.etts
The various complex questions proposed by the Prin-
ci and other gentle,oen present were answered with
cred upon the course OF study pursued at this instu
From the Cincinnati DAILY Times
EKawTyATIoy.-The examination Bacon's Mercantile
College on Friday night last, nulerousy attended
After the regular examination which ghy eseditab,
TO both Principal and students. DR.. Ray and Hon Bel
amy Storer addressed the company The the fes
ival was grand supper to which all seemed to do
pie justigeMr. Bacons School is in hourishiny
diton aud tile patronage extended TO is high
imeHt to the thorough mercantile education there i'm
parted.
Fran the csaciaao'i Gazette.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the }e1er portion Of hi.
building exp,-iy for the purpose sc his Coicrc ana
without any doubt il is the most complete arrangement
OF the kind in these United STATES.
From t5e Cincinnati IneR;rs-.
The Whole institution Is undoubtedly the most esegant
and finest establishment for lis purpose in the world
FROM the Ohio State journal.
Mr. Bacon h OF the most aourishinc Mercantile
Colleges Cincinnati and gentleman Of undoubted
qualifications fer a Teacher
From The Caidiiret9e 4fneient Metropolis.
ttr Bacon is unrivaed rs teacher. A ,iillorna from,
his College in Cincinua4 Is required gao non in
obtaining situations in The beot mercantile in
From tie Cincinnati Duly Colria5ian.
Tho great Mr.. Baeons rare and unexsrnpIed
in the pursuits which he has his life
he found in the simple fact that he
Ter of the business he teaches and by
fair and honorable dealing, he has the respect
esteem of those who have been brought
with him.
In the prosperity of such the commuuitv al
interested and the enviac and peerless position
his profession which he holds is 81 lust
pride only himself but tn those who noted
nis course since ne frEt came before the public.
MANY the iBnoH-keepers in the heaviest houses in
city graduates the institution, obtained
their fist knowedge of mercantile pursuits there
uerous young immediately graduating intro
uations and aif indication repI taion of the
College Ia he found IL the fact that within the
months he has had applications far clerks from
merchants 81 ms city tidH &c las been able tH.
From the Daily Fiscoasia, jan. Is 1856
MADISON ME6c ,STILE COLLEGE. We chronicle the
opening of ali Institutions like the above our State
with great pleasure believing 90,
viii abundantlv manifested in the accuracy
of conducting commercial the want OF
which evidt in failure and
business arrangements of curious character. X.
Bacon Madison has opened in place where
thorough of business instruction is given all
the branches OF Mercantile and Commercial
purpose build hourishing institution. and with
that view has need the construction, Capitol
Square, Of n building 10 be used wholly a Commercial
College. The will he built Of
Stone viii be four stories high ard about 20 IT. square
Under the able superintendent of Mr. Bacon, il will
of the most desirable of the State 156m