Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30
PuONOG RAPHY.

No branch Of education has higher claims the friends Of
edueaon hin thohosay' either on punt OF rs vast and
There no greater aid IN culture road 70 success
YIdt il cua Be easily frisd aud zlssli1tsly made qnI7-
abe Jor ractit purposes, en- Be sbaa By ne mos, aous
I testiHOHyer tieTgysel Doctors, LaJcyes, Iges.o-
JOHs HART, Principal High School at Phil acphis
sGch Of our students as have made Photographic reporng
profession have along IN life fer b all ODDS, than
other SIND Of business and that without the possession q
pecial brillancy Of talents.
Those vino have entirely mastered the art st use il as far
v in long haad Tier e 3o an borin he 3S ~ i
in school Of Division H. in which
using this art, aOd with practical advantage"
Rev w. B. CEIsLEa says:
Having Sr DoLBEAr in Phonography,
knowledge have thus received for SjO0 regard Phonozraphy,
taught by Mr. D. as long step the highway Of progss
TIE day not far DISTANT Whsr, opinion, Phon0gragy
with its tEin Phonotypy viii taught
of the land, and shall hail the day with enthusiasm
Hon. THoyls in Congress- Had this art been
known forty years ago it would have saved Of
hard labor"
JUDor KANE, Of Philadelphia, says
To the professional man. ami indeed to every whose pur-
~ ne - ab, [svirg rsarbi1ss M - 80. - -
machines that really good &c does better
without it,"
W. F. srzARSs, Professor Of Goge7zzae7fal Science auz
LIls. u tie JRitsrsity Of lNiSsjssity5i SAYS.
Pnonography by D0iar IS NO confused oilec
TN Of arbitrary ehSe'ars As IS supposed by lay but bee
principles which Ae SIMPLE las child understand ta
illustrated
such A. know Mr. Doitear 20 be Boys Of guJ years u
members Of the class with myself and the rapidy
with which they progressed To-derful % me.
Not than twenty four hours, tnk, been spet by
me in practice and receiving lessons and yet suPr 10
fad already write rapidly the phou1agauhe
style than in the ordinary method. W in little daily rraoe
am confient that ia a few weeks, Phop0srpby viii efsct f
swing OF at least tleefOurtls % the lose prs
process Of committing ny thoughts paper We're il
possible the requisi0n that our COLLEGES
professional schools could otherE -ecuIiv ro-
Of education BY masking certain degree Of
proficiency PhonogaPhy apreieuise Tie u every
upil.
R. " DASrgIs says;
take much pleasure IL saying that 7, with many this
place, ayiie myself OF the opportunity taking
~ Photography, taught By Professor BaLHEsht
he impaTt, limited time. amy person viii Civ
il hrs attention, Through knowledge principles o. the
from attending more tn half Of his Of lessons yt my
progress has been enable both write In
the characters employed with astonishing readiness
pleased u
10
than prd aud delighted the with which principles
be mustered by child, when accompanied ~ the
think that would adopted
By adults, and parents permit eirchilreu % he with
cut this lab0rsavug invention, especially when they reflect at
its principles can BE mastered in n teS hours - -
Grand Secretary. Lodge Chapter Couch Eaeanp
ment VI Mississippi
Ny twelve years age, member Of his and am
progress that he made. be-
leve that IL will be % more benefit than
Of usual study would be- J. II. BOYD,
Mayor Of The City Of jackson.
Mr. D. mas most admirable panoramic illustrations, which
greatly aid the learner.
Printers easily type from phouograT hienanu.
scripts, thereby greatly lessen the labor o. Editors nsrchaut
&C, who wrie advertisements &c in photography.
Hours to H. A NJ, , to ), r. NJ, and to at night
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