Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-15
Opinions Of The Press.

From the Cincinnati Inquirer 81 NareA Il.
BAcoS's MERCANTILE Coli s.;r.-The examination of
neicne on their part highly cedtahle themselves
Mr.. Bacon their instructor.
The most difficult problems in Double Entry were as rap
io solved as the most simple giving ample proof
audience that the inio plion impaired duing the
sion would be of practical benefit.
From the Cincinnati Dails Gazette
The various complex questions proposed by the Prn-
cipal and other gentlemen present answered with
great prompitude and conciseness which reflects great
crecit upon the course of study pursued insti
lion.
From the Cincinnati DAILY TIRES
ExAMISArIoN-The examination at Bacon's Mercantile
t3iiese on FRIDAY night last was numerousy attended
All the regular summation, which highly creditale
70 ootn rlneipai and students, Dr. Ray and Hon. Bel
aIn otorer addressed the company The final of the
tval was grand supper to which all DO am
pie Jusce-hr Bacons School is in a fouli shing con-
dit ion and the patronage EXTENDED 10 high com
plment to the thorough mercantile education there i'm
parted.
From the Cincinnati Gazette
Mr.. Bacon has constructed the upper portion of his
bniidlng expressly for the purpose Of bis College,
without doubt it is the most complete ARRANGEMENT
of the kind in these United States
From the CSnannati Inqsirer
The whole institution is undoubtedly the most elegant
and finest establishment for its purpose the world.
from the Ohio State Jenrna2.
Mr.. Bacon h the most 1ourishine Mercantile
colleges IN CINCINNATI and Is gentleman Of undoubted
qualifications for a teacher.
From the Cattieoshe 4fnc5cnf Metropolis
Mr. Bacon IS unrvaed teacher. A diploma from
his College in Cincinnati required az sine ono non in
obtaining situations in the best houses in
large cities.
From the Cincinnati Daily Colsnbiaz.
The of 3ir. Bacons rare and unexanrird
in the pursuits which devoted his life
be found in tie simple fact that he thorough mas
or OF the business teaches, steady rse OF
AIR and honorable dealing, he has respect aG
esteem OF those who have been brought into
W. him.
the prosperity of such man the community is al
ways interested and the enviabe and peerless position
his profession which he holds ma tier OF lust
Pride not only TO himself but TO those Noted
Many OF the Book-keepers in the houses in
our city graduates OF the institution
ter INST knowledge OF mercantile pursuits there
mel Gus young immediately adua ting intro
duced b. the Principal excellent sit
ustioIs and fair indication of the reputation the
College 10 te found in the fact that gihn the last few
months he h0s he'd applications clerks from The
merchants Of thtS city than ne has been able to MI
From, the Daily Wisconsin Jan u.s. 1856.
MAD son MEEC MILE COLLEGE. We chronicle the
opening OF al! Institutions like the above State
WIN great pleasure bees!ng Co. that their
will be abundantly manested in TIE increased accurac,
OF conducting numerical transactions the want OF
which has been evident liz of failures and
Bacon, OF Madison has opened place where
thorough course of business instruction ali
the branches OF Mercantile and Commercial life 1t is his
purpose 10 build up fourisIng institution and with
that view has commenced tne construction on Capitol
Square, of building to be used wholly Commercial
College. The structure viii be built of the Madison
Sfone viii be four stories high and about
Under the able superintendent of Mr. Bacon il viii he
one OF the most desirable institutions of the State 56m