Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-22


on the friends Of education than Phonograplry, either
on account II its vast and varied advantages or the
ease with which can be learned. There l. great
or aid IN mental culture, road successful
employment, than facility In this art
That IL can be easily learned and raBaelia,ely made
dnatiaJis far prdofiodi TToses, be sAioa " the
most abundant festiH.oHy Of ClergyBer. Doeors Lao
yors, Teachers, dc.
JoHN Hart, Principal Of the High School at Phils-
''Such Of our Students as have made Phonorraphc
reporting profession have along IN life faster by
all odds than those IN any other kind 81 business aud
OF talents.
Those who have not entirely mastered the Art s,l
use il as far IL is at their command taking notes
partly Ia Phonography and partly Ia long hand There
Is not an hour IA the day nor class IN the school,
using this art, aud with practical advantage"
Having taken lessons Of Mr.. J. W DOtREAR IN Pho
biography, for four days, am free 90 say that would
not be derived of the knowledge have thus rcceiv-
ed Tor $500. regard ihonography, as taught by Mr.
ID. as n long step on the highway Of progress.
The day is not FAR distant, when, ia my opinion
Photography with twin sister Pnnotypy will be,
taught IN all the schools Of the land and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
this art been known forty years ago. It would have
saved me twenty years OF hard labor"
JUDGE KANE, of PAnadelphia. SAYS:
"Io the professional man and ndecd, 10 every one
whose pursuits in life call upon him 10 record Incl.
dents or thoughts, IL Is OF the labor saving
machines Of the age; and like all such snachines that
are really good, does better work than can be done
without IT,"
W. =. STEsKNs, Professor Of Governmental Science
and Lam, IN the UHipeTssty # AississiJri, saysi
Photography, "a Taught by Mr.. DOIREAR Is no con
fused collection of arbitrary characters "a supposed
by many, but a beautiful, harmonious, philosophical
and rational sySteH. based upon principles which
50 simple that child can understand them readily
when illustrated and eSIinined By competent M
structor, such as know Mr.. Dobear TO be- Boys 81 3
10 years % age members q the same class
with myself, and the raPidity with which they pro
crossed was wonderful "a me
Mt more than twenty four hours think have been
spent by me in practice aud lessons and
am surprised g. ind that already can write more
rapidly IN the photographic sty than the ordinary
method. With little daily practice. am confident
that In a few weeks, Photography will effect for
saving Of az least thrce-fenrths 81 the time lose At
present 10 the process &c committing my thoughts o.
paper. We're u possible Co enforce tire rcquisiiiou
cannot doubt that colleges aud professional schools
could otherwise eectualiy promote the iotrr.
ests Of education as by making eertain degree Of
proficiency In Ph"nogr~phy, prerequisite 10 the ad-
mission Of every Pupil.
RwT pAxrus says:
take much pleasure In saying, that ], with many
others q this place awaited myself Of the opportunfy
OF taAnf lessons IN the science 81 fhuH"grnihy, A.
taught by Prof J. W boIEEAH- and IA justice % him
I cheerfuiiy and fearessly state that he able
O. npart, Ia a limited time, q any person who will
give his attention. a Thorough knowledge % the
principles of the science. Although prevented BY
press 81 ufciAl engagements, from attending more
than lf 90 discourse 81 lessons YET my progress
has been such D. enable bsth q read and
write IN the Characters employed with astonishing
readiness.
am not less pleased with the beauty and simpci-
~ If the stem, and 10 admirable Adaptation the
WaBts of the community than surprised delight
Ell II the with which rs principles BE-
Ell, BY child, when accompanied by The Fsnoram-
&c illustrations and explanations Il Mr. noibesr. 7
cannot bat think thai n ~ merits were known, 10
wotila be a sno~ adofed BY Adults and parents suif
not permit their children "a be without this labor
ing inyentDn, especially wbn Ties reacct thai ia
principles can be mastered IN a f@S hour.
RI W. 7. nANffI..
Grand Secretary, Grant Lodge, Chapter, COuDcn and
Encampmert o. Mississippi
Ny son, twelve years ~ agr. member q biz
ciass and am more than satisfied Siib he progress
thai h. has made, and believe that f slii b. - usre
hcnent - my than twelve m0uths q usl-l study
would be. J. a. BOYD,
Mayor q TIE ely q Jackson-