The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-16
INSTRUCTION.


ITO THE PUBIIC.-THE IMPORTANCE OF A, GOOD
hand to all classes.-As 1t is conceded BY al who
have taken lessons Of the undersigned have Witnessed
the progress Of his pupils, that GODSMITHS plan Of
tuition and the styles of penmanship he teaches
perfe cton human skill has yet attained it
only necessary present in its full force the Importance
OF q clear, symmetrical and expeditions hand TO an
classes TO challenge the attention and enlist the prac6-
cal exerons of every bad writer in this leading and nds
pensable branch Of useful education. To the young
just entering upon his business novicate whether
clerk, salesman bookkeeper the first and most
He may have all the rules OF arithmetic at his fingers
ends, and be capable of applying them with the rapdity
OF thought-he may understand the principles Of book
keeping in all it's forms intimately and thoroughly-but
his dexterous fingers cannot readily trace In clear bold
and beautiful characters the entries he has to make in
the journal and ledgerif he cannot copy letter. make
cut invoice fill bill Of exchange draw up any
business document statement in good merchant like
hand and with rapidly ap his services in the store
counting house will be of comparatively little value
and with his skill in figures and talents for its details he
must hold a subordinate position Before he can
make forward step, he must become good penman.
To the professional man. whether his vocation be the
law the press, the pulpit any science lite
nature art the pen of ready writer great beside
ratum. The time that il saved by swift and accom-
pshe penman in the OF his ideas as contraste
with the time lost by bungler, must in the of
lifetime be worth Thousands of dollars TO any in this
energetic go ahead community while the opportunities
OF profitable employment open TO skilfu photographer,
are thousand to compared with the chances of
slow and awkward penman 10 the ladies, elegant pen
manshp ought TO be matter of the first consideration
for cramped, irregular illegble wiling female
hand is universally held to be mark OF ignorance weu
ady's hand the key TO her general attachments
domestic habits and if she writes ill., her down a. care
les in regard to the cultivation of her talents ndolent in
her disposition, and but poorly qualified to attend with
the necessary energy TO household affairs In short any
lady gentleman who in these days Of cheap instruction
nceocts TO acquire practical and complete command Of
the instrument which is the telegraph Of thought and the
msinsI ring Of business Justly looked upon by thinking
people behind the age and unlikely overtake It.
Thee are facts able undena bic; and when IL ix
tnown, 1t is almost universally that the author of this
circular in short series of private lessons or by In
tim In nandrG Tho
atey bad bandeyo diving order freedom, symmetry and
regularity of the most constrained and contortcd
opportunity utterly blind to their interest,"
The charges moderate-the risk none-the result in
yarabe and the opinions of the press letters from emf
nent public and the united admissions Of thousands
OF pupils the guarantees OF competency and
oderedby OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH, 2sS Broadway.
DooKKEErING. ARITHMETIC, &C.-THOROUGHLY
ID taught by W J. Renville, No 2ss Broadway Each
student receives separate instruction. and rapidly ad
yanced in his studies while the knowledge impaired to
him is readily available in practice Open day and
ing. Terms reasonable.
AN ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE ACCOMPLISH
IA ment.-Persons who receive instruction at Mr.
Harris established and popular studio, 6o4 Broadway,
Metropolitan Hotel block inlay and ornament paper
msche goods Of all descriptions equal to the imported
and thereby decorate their parors most beautifully
Ladies hours from 10 to II add TO . gentlemen to
? and toy, 7. NJ
A GERMAN LADY WISHES TO ENGAGE WITH A
French and languages drawing and painting She
experienced teacher and can render the most salts
factory references. Please address Miss 3, T. F. Herald
office.
~ r FOSTER AUTHOR on 'PRIZE ESSAY ON
ID. penmanshipN Double Entry Elucidated," "The
Counting House Manual !" and other popular works.
Tor ches bookkeeping writing &c. at No 3S7 Broadway,
where youths as well adults qualified for CONNER
cial pursuits in expeditions and superior
Terms moderate proficiency Guaranteed certificates Of
ability granted Attendance, ga NJ TO 9P. NJ, at the
students convenience.
nENMANSHIp-- MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
L new pupils daily, at his rooms $50 Froatway-
ladies' classes at IL and o'clock gentlemen AZ A. Ms
and g. and O'Clock r. NJ Private instruction 1T hours
convenient to the pupil See cards at the Academy.
VNANTEp = SITUATION AS INSTRUCTOR IN \
w private family, by young gentleman OF hgn re
spectabiity Would not object to boarding with the Ia
miy ir desired. Satisfactory ard undouoed retercoss
gi,en, Il roanirod Address Tutor, Hcred ONCE -