New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-07-07
NEW-LEBANoN SPRINGS, NY
miscellaneous.

4 Ne1c Era
HARDINGE's NEW INvENTIOH OF LETTERS
MKT THING To ELECTRICITY
Simple ss A b C-Legibe as Printed Copy,


NEXT THING To ELECTRICITY
Simple a. A r C-Legihe as Printed Copy,
and Quick Gs Thought
EHIROGRAPHY Sienography Photography and Short
HARDINGE's PHONETIC sTENoGRAPHY
Messrs HAEDfsGE NELSON hsye The honor 10 an
noucs TO Tie citizens Of New York and vicinity that they
bAve fitted up and opened for the reception OF pupils the
United States Reporters Academy Al Lafsrge Budirgs
28g Broadway nearly opposite Stewards where they
Will devote their attention to teaching iher new and Ia
valuable Invention grauitousy 10 Ladies and Gentsm-l
who may receive tickets Of admission free VI charge al The
Tribune Office.
Terms for teaching the ART only So pay required IN
advance the principal object u the propretors being 10
disseminate their art rapidly and bring INTO general use
Ia order crese demand FOR work on no"
being published Hard nge's Phonetic slenogrsphy-in-
tended 10 supercrde al other methods Of recording IAN
gusse account Of It's peculiar advantage which are
follows:
IsL Ii adopt. natural mode Of spelling, by dispensing
with all silent letters snd u.ing 'uch ss are requisite
necessary for The eXsct n1onson Of the voice and "
all words IN our language are composed oi one w. le
four sy abes. write them " I'm single mo.
ton Of the pen, instead Of writing every distinct sound
contained In 81 liable thereby saving great amount 81
lime az " ell IS mechanical labor
"a The aphsbet Is composed Of the letters and phone
tcs OF which there are only about the same number as In
ordinary writing and they represented by The simplest
LILLE mark that be made and OF scn curves as nai-
rally How together avoiding HE hehne motion OF anges
SC aud rendering The seton Of writing as In the ordinary
hand) elegant graceful, and essy while, al the ssme
Time It affords 4 greater degree OF expedition To The
writer.
80. Having sscertsined by practical experience
slenogapher, that much time 10 lost while following
speaker, by frequent fing Of the pen. TO msrk The
vOwels, separate syabes words, &c. The auihor has
avoided he necessity OIL. almost entirely In his improved
system By an ingenious method Of representing al he
syllable souncs In the language with but about twenty Ut
lie simplfed Characters which on account Of rule FOR
wrir them disting uished-es Tor example,
IN wruug the word miscon struc-uon (Which, however
incredible may appearJ requires "a. M uon. OF
takes four aud sill represents every letter Ia the
word because esch syllable Is Represented by single
motion ana This Is the comparative difference bew cen HE
old and The
An Another and sun more important feature, which
Ff. UuaT HWN
that Il Il perfectly simple that any lady or gentleman
scqure sufficient knowledge Of u TO read add wTe H.
from Of one hour and with tte practice can fol-
low any speaker verbatim with perfect ease; while the
wrug legibe that It's pOssessor ezc the manu-
script easily printed copy, and no one vi" question
Taking ali these numerou, advantages into oonsders-
tiun II must be scknowlsd ged that Il l. system b-su-
fully combining al thsis desired In expeditions wiring
viz simplicity brevity AMI legibility.
To the lawyer iuym4n, iheOlogian, physician, me Ia
dies. and especially 10 all students this acquisition would
seem Indispensable; and 10 The man OF business who
wishes 10 remember facts that be may recall paruens'
Il be that his fortune turn upon some ucEy
snds thus rapidly recorded. All would De- gsd 10
possess this wonder working arr, even As an smu.ing
pshment but It's direct results Dot more curious
than It's collateral It's practice gives 10 The ear qnlcs
ness, 10 the memory reseuiiveness by strengthening
erv the association ~ IDEAS Viii IL The hsss Of
memory Ii a So increases remarkably The power OfcOse
attention and observsCn any eue who prse
tics. will perceive Il should, In fact, be part Of lib
The ectars. In commence on the On fully 49, and
continue nroug houi The season, hom NJ TO r. ~
\
Hours Tor ladies lectures 10 and u A. NJ ana P NJ.
Hours for genglemen's lectures, y NJ and ~ he
evening fiyS 6tsodi HARDlNGE NELSON
cuyIs BLYTHE. GEoksE W HARRIs
BLYTHE HARRIS.
4 TTORNETS AT LAW, No. south stNth-st Philod
n phis Refer to Mr.. Joseph Tryon, 81 broadst Peter
De Niu Esq 80 Nassau and Mr.. Boshrod blrch % VIII
g., :, Ssvyork inf lsw6m
I'D TO InkLAND.-Tbe lri'h Relief Committee
hhsve removed 10 the Office Of lh- subscriber wh-te
In money articles u food &c will he hank
q Arced 70 The CcEfh4 oi
.he Society Of Friends In Dublin.
JAMES REYsURN, Treasurer,
iyl lw. p South W illiamst
ID knOYAI-T 3. CUNNING, Deutss hAs removed
lom corner OF Chsmbersst and Broadway 10 y pono-
ct
public are csuu0nrd DOT 10 IrlsI 10
l crew Of The Br. brig THOMAS WILLIAM NO
jeb, OF their contracting will be paid By the Captain or
Con.ignee J. MoMURRAY, cor Pine and SCUM ,is /
CAUTION-The public are eGaiioned not - trust The
l crew Of b. ship lane, no debs Of 'hslf con
rScipg W hi be- paid by Inc captsin Or consignee
ic6 J. McMURRAf, cor Pine snd SCUM stH
SJIIn $1,000. $500, $500 TO Loan on /,
- i lOV, Bond and Mortgage, no commission. Apply /
10 EFFINGhAM IA. NICHOLS, Attorney Al Law,
Tvs 81 Ns.ssusL New-Yofk- /
sfO unn To LOAN on mortgage, N NeT-fo'a
ieSo6t JB. MONIES, Waist
STRAM POWER-To lie, Steam Power Inquire 81 '
- Is fenth-syenps cor OF Twanty-hfh-si lr<s as'