The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-12-28

Mr.. DOLBEAR. from his

| Avn AC4Ocmy Ill view OTIe8UDe Will Ak8D3MAi
give one course Of LESSONS In WRIT. -E
ING In this place, to begin on Monday, Sotl
Inst, nj U O'Clock, A. M, Mt the CITY Hall
| A. Mr.. Us other engagements will allow him tt
remain only short time In Baton Rouge, all who
wish to Join his Glass should do so without delay
Those who choose 10 do 80 can finish their lesson
! In ONE WEEK.
Instead ofteaching Penmanship merely ~ an
smstdhce art, an experience Of twenty years bns
enabled him to reduce II to the certainty Of II
stseace; 80 that, being guided by kaoscked0s, H.
stead Of random. practice pupils from six to sixty
years OF age can In short time learn 10 write
wit ease, elegance and yuptdAy
To persons acquainted with tts merits his sys
ten needs no recommendation; but those unac-
Quainted with IL he refers TO the following
TestIsm on ialss
From the r. Rev. Bishop Otey, who Witnessed
my teaching In the Columbia Female Institute
aud several other classes:
COLUMBIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, 1919,
NJ. H. W. DOlbear; Dear Sir--I nave ksn
much Interested and pleased In examininyIoS'
system Of Penmanship, and 50 far as ." ~.
Bile Of forming an ellgent Judgement ;I'on ..e
subject, give IL IN, hearty approval, ,,,S.,
thod Of teaching seems to be both n"u
faithful, and the Improvement Of JouI pup'sn
surprising and rapid beyond ytytns,".g. nnvo
ever witnessed shall feel brp,yh sr. !" , anan
themselves Of your instsucttn IN one OF the most
beautiful and useful arts ana am very rssgsc''
fully, &c. JAS. II. OTEf.
From A. Hume, aft., had taught two classes in
his school, and soove two hundred pupils under
his observation: -
NASHVILLE, Sept. 2s, 1s43.
Nessys Dssbedr-lIavinR had fair opportun-
ity Of examining your system OF Penmanship,
and having seen the wonderful and rapid i'm
OF your pupils In my school, consider
II, but Just to say that believe II to be not only
the best system, but the only one deserving the
ma me for by strict attention to the rules given,
any person may in very short time acquire
free, rapid and elegant hand. I should be pleas
50" 70 sec IL universally adopted.
= '''siv your obcdent servant,
- ALFRED HUME.
From Mr.. Pearl, Principal Of the
tutc, after witnessing the result of c6ufsees
lessons gave to above three hundred pupils
In the Institute.
NArcusx. Dec. 20, 1s45.
To the Messrs. Dolje0r; QESTLEMkS--1 deem
II my duty to express my opinion OF your Penman.
ship, from what observed during your recent
course Of instruction IN this institution. have
watched close ly both your method Of imparting
instruction and the advancement Of the pupils.
1t Is the only system which have seen success
fully adapted to public school instruction II
has only to be understood by teaches, superinter-
dents aud trustees In general, to be appreciated
and adopted. Very respectfully,
J. PEARL, Principal.
From the Rev. Dr. Lindsey. President of
the Nashville University.
NASHVILLE, Oct. 81, 1913.
The system of penmanship taught by
Mcssrs Dolbear and Brothers is decidedly
the best with which ! am acquainted.
PHILIP LINDSLEY, President.
NASHVILLE, Sept. %, 1919.
Having been invited by Messrs. Dobear,
teachers Of Penmanship IN this city, we
have carefully examined their system, and
the specimens of. improvement made by
their pupils, and feel entirely prepared to
say that the system is srienfifc and much SUI
perior to any other we have seen-that the
of their pupils is very rapid.
and we therefore take pleasure in recon-
them to the favorable attention
of the public.
Mai. Gen. f P Gaines, U. s. Army.
His Excellency James G. Jones, Gov. Tenn.
Rt. Rev. J. II. Otey, Bishop Of Tennessee.
1T. Rev X. p. Miles, Bishop of Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. d. Pres. of Nash.
vile University.
Rev. John +. Edgar, D. D.
Hon f.. H. Foster.
Hon. John Bell
Rev. J. r. Wheat.
Rev. D. r. Campbell.
Rev. T. B. G.. Howell
Rev. w. II. Wharton.
Dr. John S. Young, Secretary of State.
DIR. Chas. X. Winston.
Rev. F. G. Smith, Rector of Columbia Fe-
male Institute
G. w. Martin.
James Campbell
Gen Robert Armstrong.
J. NJ. Smith.
Alfred Hume.
Milton A. Haynes.
rhos. Calendar.
Thomas Hogan.
henry Baldwin Jr.
J. CORN.
John NJ. Bass.
A. Russell.
From General Andrew jackson.
Being requested by Messrs. Dolbear to