Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-16

January 1859 ja14-tW&s5:-prs3. THO Mex EILLY. e&
PENBIAN SHIP.
MIR. DOLBEAR,
At the corner of College st. and the Square
RECEIVING NEW Pupils N
Writing and Photography.
ID ERsONs from the country finish ter lessons in
LADns and GrgTExFy are taught an easy and elegant style
Writing ee from all cVigar oeetoH Of useless and I'D
KnoEin eyqacat reputation could only he gained ar
sustained By the permanent Improvement OF his Pupils Mr.
secured him. years, liberal patronage
Nashville For eydenoe Of Mr. D in teaching
in the southern country and tie testimony ao has
witnessed for the last twenty See large circulars
PHONOG RAPHY.
No branch Of elucation higher claims upon the friends
education than Photography, either Of vast
varied advantages, or The ease with which 1t he learne
There greater aid in mental culture
fu employment, than facility in this art
That be eSy learned aud iHBJeJi qteg drGi
able, for practical llo~ss Be slog b tie q57
daatt~f;,soHyot CleTyy1ssa. Doo,s Lt,rgrs, TGcier
JONI $ I.Rr Principal Of the High School at Philadelphia
such Of our students as have made Photographic reporting
profession have got along in life faster by all odds than -
other kind Of tusiGe and that without the possession Of
Those who have not entirely mastered the art still use as IA
partly in long There hour day nor
in the school ont Of Division H. in which 10 nctse the student
Rev ". r. CRIsLrE SAYS:
Having tken lessons of Mr. J. W Do1urR in Phoncrrurh,
for four da ALL to that would he deprived Of e
knowledge have thus received for $500 regard Photography
The day IS not far distant When il my opinion @
Of the land, and shall hail the day with enthusiasm.
Hon. THoxAs II. Benton said in Congress- Had this art .
known forty years it would have saved me twenty
! hard labor
JrpGE KAxE, Of PlHg7DlB6ia, Ssys
To the professional and indeed every whose pur
life call upon him to record incidents thoughts
great labor-sne machines CT the age
machines that really good does better work than don,
without it."
W p srEAREs P,?te,sgs Of GoreHH'ePhF StrHes and
Photography autht by Mr. Dobears no confused coIlec
ton Ct arbitrary characters as is supposed by mauy hut beau
principles which simple that child understand them
readily, wheu illustrated Npaned by competent
such A. know Mr. Dor TO he Bows Of eight or ten Of
members Of tie class with myself and the apdy
| with which they progress was wonderful to me-
Not than twenty four hours think rave been sTent by
practice and receiving lessons ard yet surprised
Js dan IN he ordinary method With little daily prsc
that in few weeks, Photography will for
in the process committing my thoughts paper.
possible enforce the requisition cannot Doubt hat Colleges
professional schools could otherwise efecuay
Of education making
proficiency Photography prerequisite to the amsssn of every
pupil
RW D,xvIs SAYS;
take pleasure in saying. that l. with others
place, avle myself Of the opportunity Of taking lessons in the
Justice most cheerfuily fearey state
he able to lmpart in limited time to person who will give
it his attention, thorough knowledge Of tic principles
science. Although prevented press engagements
from attending han half Of his Of lessons yetuy
progress has heen such as to enable me both 70 read and write in
the characters employed with astonishing readiness.
not less pleased with the beauty and simplicity Of the
than uprised and delighted the with which its principles
can be mustered by child when accompanies by the uanor1me
illustrations and explanations OF MI D@hear cannot but
think that its merits known it would he at adopted
by adults and parents would permit their children he With
out this ahosaving invention, especially when they reflect that
its principles can be mastered in a few hours n
Grand Secretary Lodge Chapter, Cornell Eacamp-
ment Of Mississippi.
Ny son. twelve Of age eter Of his class.
more than satisfied with the that be has made and
Of usual study would be. H.BOYD
Mayor Of the City Of Jackson
Mr. D. las admirable panoramic illustrations which
greatly aid The learner.
Printers easily learn to set type from photographic manu-
scripts and thereby greatly lessen the labor Of editors merchants
&c who write advertisements, &c 9, in photography.
Hours % H. A. NJ, 3to ), P. NJ, and to at night
janl4-a
Il EN-. NJ. NOEL q CO.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AUCTION AND |
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
DEALERS IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LEQC0RS. CI- |
CARS, TOBACCO, AND ALL DESCRsP-
TIONS OF COT NTRY PRODUCE,
No. Market Street,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
EEAvE now in stslaud offer for sale fun stock Of Groceries,
Cjgars, Tobacco. liquors and wish purchase
lowing articles Of Produce
Corn, Lard and Bacou---we viii pay the highest
jai4 80 BEN. N. NOEL co.
DAN @. ADAMS ABEAy. THOMAS GIBSON !
ABBAY. GIBSON a CO.,
Successors to Strckler Ellis & Coz
OLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS * STRAW GOODS,
Carpet Bags, &c,
No. 81 PubIic Square,
NAsEV VILE, TENNE EE.
janl3-ly
J. Il. PITTMAN.
sOLICITs BUSINESS AS AN ATTORNEY At LAW
az Ga,ts Of DaridsoH, and IN tie Circuit asd Cldncy
Coprts Of BHsou to,altg
office on DedeTick street, No. 6,
st do pr from the square the occupied By D. Robert
II, E.q. ljal4-im'
ATOTHCE.---The meeting OF the Stockholders Of
4 the City Euiiding and Loan AssOcia ton
III be held at the Merchants Exchange MONDAY evening"
ii % O'Clock, nv, when the officers FOR the ensuing
ar will be elecei- and the third Annual Report read.
The Stockholders requested present there will be
me changes in the Constitution proposed.
BY order Of Board Of Direo
jaI4, '59-dst. ISAAC LITTOS, See'sy.