Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-09-23

From the Cincinnati Inquirer OF March 81
BAcoys MERCANTILE CoLLEGE.-The examination of
the students in bookkeeping exhibited degree pro-
hclepy on their part highly creditaDe TO tn selves
Mr. Bacon their instructor.
idly solved as the most simple giving ample proof to the
audience that the impaired during the ses-
SION would be of practical benefit.
From the Cincinnati Daily Ga=ette
The various complex questions proposed by the Prin-
cpa and other gentlemen present. were answered with
great promptiude and concSeness, which reflects great
credit upon the course of study pursued at this situ
From the Cincixrafi DaRy Times
ExAMIyATIoN-The examination a Bacons Mercantile
College, Friday nighi last, numerously attended
After the regular which ly credtaIle
to both Principal and Students DR. Ray and Hon Bel
lamy Sorer addressed the company. The the fes-
Pile jnstice.-Mr Bcon's School Is in a ourisling con-
dition, and the patronage extend is high COM
Plimcnt to the thorough mercantile education there inn
parted.
From the CiHci4noti Gazette.
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion his
Whom any doubt it Is the nr senp M nls sn
of the kind in these United States
From The Cincinnati Inquirer.
The whole institution is undoubtedly the most elegan;
and hnest establishment for lis pose in the world
From the Ohto State Journal.
Mr. Bacon IA s one OF the most houishng Mercantile
Colleges in Cincinnati and is gentleman Of undoubted
qualifications for teacher.
From The Chiilicothc -fnoienf 1,efr9po3is
Nr Bacon is unrivalled teacher. a diploma from
his College in Cincinnati is required sire gao
large cities
From the Cincinnati Daily Columbian.
The great of Mr.. Bacons rare and unexa1npI
in the pursuits 10 which he has devoted
to be found in the simple fact that he thorough
ter OF t'. business he teaches, and by steady Of
fair and honorable dealing, has respect and
esteem of those who have been brought into
with him.
In tic prosperity of such man the cemmunitv is al
ways interested and the envabe peerless position
his profession which he holds is a matter of Just
pride not only 10 himself but to those who have noted
his course since he first came before the public.
Many the Book-keepcrs in the heaviest houses
city graduates OF the institution and obtained
their fist knowledge of mercantile pursuits there NJ
merous Young Immediately graduating, intro
uced by the Principal 10 excellent and reunertire Sit
uations fair irdcaon of the reputation the
had applications for cierks from
merchants IF this city than ne has been able fotH
From Ike Daily Wisconsin, Jan l., 1860.
/ MADISON MERCANTILE COLLEGE. - We chronicle the
opening all Institutions like the above State,
with great pleasure, believing, do, that their res
abuidany manifested in BE increased accuracy
has evident in of failures and
business arrangements of curious character. r. :.
Bacon of Madison has opened rooms in thai place, where
of business instruction is given in ali
the branches Mercantile and Commercial life. his
purpose build up iourishing institution, with
that has commenced the construction, Caliol
Square, a hmiiding to be used wholly Commercial
College. The will be built OF the Madison
stone, will be four stories high, and about square
of the most desirable Institutions of the I56m