Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-31
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No branch az education has higher claims up
the friends of educauon than Photography either
account 81 vast and varied advantages or the
ease with which can be learned. There great
or aid IA mental culture, road 10 successful
employment, than facility ~ this
That Il b. easiiY learned and iBsBsofiately made
faosf dtai'aHt testimony II Clogynsn, DoodOys, Lac
yoTs, lodchers, dc-
joins : HAFr, Principal Of the High School at Phia-
dclpha, Pa, says:
such Of our students as have made Photographs
reporting profession have along In hfe faster by
all odds than those in any other Kind II business ana
that without tie possession Of any special brliancy
OF talents.
far t h at their command taking notes
partly Ia Photography and partly In long hand Thrre
Is not an hour in the day, class la the school,
out Of Division n in which do not see the students
using THIS art and with practical advantage"
Rev. W. p CRIsrER says:
Having taken lessons OF Mr.. J. W. DoIREAR In Pho
biography, for four days. i free say that would
not DE deprived uf the know edge have thus receir-
ed FOR $500. regard Ihonography ar uauc hi by Mr.
u. a long step On the highway ri prngre,s.
The day i not far distant when. Ia my opinion,
Photography, with lis ia IA sister Phonoty ny, will be
taught n on the schools Of the land, and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
Hon. Tuox,s II BrVrox saia in Congress; "i.a
this art boon 0nown forty years ago, would have
saved me twenty years Of hard labor"
JUDGE KANE. of I'Aiiadetphia, says
"rot the professional man aad In Iced, 20 every one
whose pursuits Ia life call upon him to record inch
dents thoughts IL OF the great labor saving
machines of age; and like all such machines that
really good, 1t does better work than be done
Without t."
W = SrEaEvs Professor If Governmental scienes
and Lav, IN ne CHircrsiiy i Mississippi, says,
Photography, n taught by Mr.. poisKkR, rs no con-
fused collection OF arbitrary characters supposed
by many, but beautiful, harmonious, philosophical
and rational system based upon principles which
so hat a gi de-
when illustrated and explained by competent IN
structor. sch Hs know Mr. boibear 20 be. Boys Of
or 10 years &c age were members Of the same class
with ms self, and the rapidly with which they pro-
crossed vas wonderful % me.
Not than twenty four hours j think, have been
spent by practice aud receiving lessons; and yet
surprised q and that already can write more
rapidly n the photographic style than IA the ordinary
method With IA little daily practice, am confident
that in few Ne-ks Photography viii nect for me
saving ~ least three foait OF the time lose at
present ia the process 81 committing my thoughts 20
paper. Were IfssIbe Ia enforce the cqusiiton,
doubt that colleges and professional schools
could not Otherwise 50 efeeiuay promote the inter
esis of education as by making certain degree az
proficiency IN Phonography, prerequisite 10 the i'd
mission OF every Pupil.
RwT DAsnus says:
I take much ieasure IN saying, that ], with many
Others of this place. awaited self OF the opportunity
Of taking lessons IN the science Of Photography
taught by Pruf J " IloLAsAE and IN justice % him,
most cheerfuy and eariessly state, that no Is able
inpart, IN limited time, q ANY person who VIII
n
principles of lie science. Although prevented By a
press of Official engagements, from attending more
hAn half OF discourse Of lessons, yet my progress
has been such O. enable me- b IN % read and
write Ia the characters employed with astonishing
readiness.
am not less I,eascd ~ IN the beauty and simplci-
" OF The > stem, and Us admirabie adaptation To tbs
wants Il the community. than surprised and delight
ed Al Tie With which is principles be master
ed, by a child, when accompanied by the Tanorau-
ie illustrations and explanations VI Mr.. ilolbcar.
cannot bat think that lie merits were known, IL
would be Adopsed by adults and parents would
not permit their children "a be without this aborssr-
ing invention especially when they Fefieet that it<
principles can DC mastered 30 feS hours.
RU ". 7. DANIEL.
Graud Secretary, Grand Lodge. Chapter, Council and
Encampulent u MISSISSIPPI.
Ny sog txeive ye~rs Of age, was = member of his
class and than sttiEned With the progress
that has made, aud berve thai Slll be Of more
b~ueti q nly than twelve months Of usual study
Would be. J. n. BOYD,
Mayor % the city q Jackson
Mr. n has most admirable Panoramic illustrations,
alb Cd grrAiy AT lie iearner.
ffintors easily learn - set type from Piano
grAphlc rspss. aud thereby greatly lessen The
Labor ~ fla r. n = chants &c sbo Nrite advertise
mests. kc., Ia fho1usr4pby-
Hoars 10 II A. ~ So P. N. and 70 Al Eghi-
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