Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-10-14

from the Cineinna.i Inquirer ey 1Earch 81
BAcoxs MERCANTILE CoLLEGE-The examination o.
hciencs on their part hi shiy credisbe themsces
Mr.. Bacon their instructor.
The most difficult problems in Double Entry were as ram
audience that the Information mprt.c du,iur the SEES.
sion would Io of practical benefit.
From. the Cincinsoii DAILY Ga.e.{e
The various complex questions proposed nv the Pin
eipal and other gentlemen present. answered " IA
ton.
From the Cincinnati Daily Times
ExAHfSAT1oN.The examination at Bacons si.rcan II.
College, FRIDAY night last, n,ne1ousy attend
After the regular examination, wLieh hi ghy credi
lay Storer addressed the company The final of the -
lVai waS grand SUPPER 10 which all seemed do
dition and the patronage il is high com
pliment to the thorough mercantile education there i'm
parted.
Irom the Cincinnati Ge.cfte
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion or his
wh unf a sSs og Tor e PnPose of bis COLES and
OF the Kind in these United States.
From me cincinnati fnsbi-c+
The whole Institution IS undoubtedly tho most elegant
and hnes establishment for its purpose in the World
From the Ohio State journal,
Mr.. Bacon h of the most fourisIinc Mercantile
colleges in Cincinnati and Is gentleman of indoubted
qualifications for teacher.
From The ChiAicothe Ancient 1:etropolis
Mr. Bacon is unrivaled as teacher. A diploma from
his College in Cincinnati IS required sine quo
obtaining situations In the mercantile houses in
large cities
From the Cincinnati Daily ColursJ5an.
The great secret of Mr.. Bacons rare unexa,pici
success in the pursuits which lac his life
to be found in the simple fact that thorough mas
ter of the business he Teaches and by course of
fair and honorable dealing he has the respect and
esteoni OF those who have been brought into
with him.
In the prosperity Of such man the community is al
ways interested and the enrbe aud peerless position
his profession which he holds is a of lust
pride not only to himself but have noted
his course since he first before the pubic.
Many of the Bookkcepeis ia the heaviest houses ii.
our city graduates OF the institution and obtained
their hist knowledge of mercantile pursuits there
young Immediately g4sduaing are intro
duced By the Principal excellent and sit
usiions and fair Indication of the reputation Of the
College Is to re found in the fact that within the last
months Re hes mad more oPPGoeons clerks fran TIE
merchants Of this city than he has beer able aH
from the Daily Wisconsin Jan. j.; 1855.
MADISON MERCANTILE CoLLEsE. We chronicle The
opening of all Institutions Eke te ABOVE State
with great pleasure, believing, do that their
will bc aburiantly manifested in The increased aceiac,
of conducting commercial tIsns.ctic ms the
which has been evident in failures and
Bacon, of Madison. has opene place here
thorough OF busicss instruction given in ali
the branches Of Mercantile and
purpose 10 br,Id Up fourshing insiiu and Will.
that view has commenced the construction, Capitol
Square, of building be used wicIly Commercial
College The viii he built o tho Madison
Stcne viii be four to-ies high and about 20 # square
OF the desirable institu oEs of the l5-