Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-07-29

from the cfRciaHrti Inquirer q March II.
BAcos's MERoAsrtLE CoiLEGs.--The exar3inatiop Of
the students in Book keeping exhiued degree OF Tro
eieney en- Their part nigA cealtaUle III mseys and
The most difficult problems in Doule Entry we're a. ra
aus9ee a al The the n 1o 11n spe P.oof ne
sion would be Of practical benefit.
From TIE Clncianefi Daify Ge7ette
me various complex questions proposed by tho PIN
great rro1nptiiude ana concsee wIich ress ia
sent upon Inc course o. study pursued at tins
From Tie c.acipncti Daiiv Times.
kXAMINArloN.-Ihe examination at Baeoua Mercantile
college, on Fridsy n!ght last nunlerousg aionaed
Al 81 the regular ~ieh highly
to both Principal ana students, DR.. hay and Hon Bel
lamy otorer addressed the contsny The frai of The fe
pie justice.Nr. Bacons SseauI is in a fIo,l sfr cor,
dsion, ana the patronage extended ii is high com
2nent to The thorough mercantile education there i'm
parted
F>om Tie cfaeianoti Gazette
Mr. Bacon has constructed the upper portion Of his
e6oa an1 ou Il? the R9Poee Of s eoegS an
/ OF TIE kind in these United States.
Fran the Cincinnati Iacaircr.
The whole institntiou is undoubtedly the most elegant
ana hnest establishment for lis purpose in the world
Erora the Ohio State Journal.
NJ Ba.on h one OF the most aoufishing Mercantile
qualifications t. teacher
From tde Catiiicot5e -fscjent Metropolis
AF Bacon is uDrivaIIed IS teacher diploma f ors
als Co!rge IN Slaeinna1i IS required sine quo
! large cities.
from TIE Cincinnati Csi3y Co2GaJtaa
Tho great secret of Mr.. Bacons rae and urexarle ed
success in the pursuits which he has devoted s Iii, Is
10 be found in the simple fact That he thorough mas
eT OF tie business he teachtS and by steady course Of
tar and honorable dealing, has the respect an
esteem CT those who have been brought into connection
! Nith him.
IN the prosperity Of such the community is al
ways interested, aud the enviahie peerless position in
Las profession which he holds is matter of lust
pride net only u himself but those have noted
AIS course since ne first before the public
Many OF the BoOk-kecpers in the in
our ctty are graduates OF the institution ard obtained
telr fist knowledge Of mercantile pursuits there Nu-
nlcTous young Immediately graduating are intro
ducet by the Principal excellent leru1lerarc sit
uarioHs, and far inGicltirn OF the ION If mo
College to he found il the that hin The last few
mont s &c hoS lad aPpcatios fer clerks from fe
merchants q thss e7fg than ne hes bcea able III
I From tie Duty F7scoRsia, jan. IS 1856.
daD son MERCANTILE COLLEGE. We chro.iele Tie
opening 81 all Institutions like above in our State
Win great pleasure, believing do that heir resT
|li be aGunsany Tu9Dif in tie increased ACCURACY
81 conducting commercial transactions want Of
which has been evident in numerous cases of failures and
+ business arrangements Of a curious character K ;
Bacon, OF Madison, has opened that place here
thorough course q business instruction is given in ali
the branches CT Mercantile and Commercial life 1t is his
purpose 70 build up fouriSAing institution and wit
thaf view has commenced the construction Carito
square, OF building be used wholly as Commercial
College The structure will be built OF the Madison
stone will 5e four stories high and about square
Under tie t1e surerIntendence al Mr.. Bacop viii
one OF tie most desirable Institutions Of the State l6n