Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-18
PHON RAPHY.

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No branch Of education higher claims upon the friends
varied advantages the with which
There no greater mental culture
| full employment, than facility in this art.
That b easily learned and 91aeiiatg made araH
able, practical purposes etn oe sho'a by ne most s11
estiSaOnyof CsTgy5as, Doctors LI5cyTs, 7eQcserc
ovr HART PRINCIPAL Of the High School at Philadelphia
Such of our Student. as have made Photographic reporting
nrofop have rot along in life faster by all odds than those Ia
any Of business and that without the Of
Those who have not entirely still il as far
as tits tercommand, taking partly in Photography, and
partly in long There not hour the day class
In the school out Of Division which do the
using this art, and with practical advantage
Having fsen lessons Of Mr. j. DoLsEAR in Photography
for free that would not he deprived Of the
knowledge have thus received for sJO regard PhenograPy
as taught by Mr.. D. long step the highway Of progress
The day is not far distant when il my opinion Phopoggy
Of the land, and shall hail the day with enthusiasm
Hon. TsoMAs H. BENTON said in Congress Had this art been
known forty years would have saved twenty Of
/ hard labor"
IUpeE KANE, Of P1HadeIDhia, says
To the professional man. and indeed every whose pur-
suits in life call upon nm 10 record incidents OF thoughts II Is one
Of the great horavng machines OF the and like all such
| without it."
w F. sTEARxs Professor Of Governmental Science and
L,J,r in he Tnissrsitgof Afssissippi saws
photography taught by Mr.. Dolbesr, confused
tiful harmonious, phsoph al and rational system based upon
principles which simple that child understand them
readily when and explained
such as Mr. Dolhear to be Boys OF eight years Of
age OF the class with myself and the rapty
with which they progressed was wonderful to me.
Not than twenty four hours, think, have been by
me in practice receiving lessons and yet surprised
find that already write rapidly in the photographic
style than in ordinary method. With little daily practice
am confident weeks, Photography for
me saving least threeourth Of the lime lose
en in the process of committing thoughts paper We're
possible the requson cannot doubt that colleges
ana professional schools could not otherwise eectuay
mote Of education as by making certain degree Of
proficiency in PhonOgaPhy prerequisite 10 @ aSssn oil every
pupil.
r. W DAHFIs says:
take much pleasure in saying that l. with others this
place avaed myself opportunity OF taking lessons in the
science Of PhonogaPhy taught by Professor j. W DoLHzAE
and in Justice to him, most cheeruiy and fearey state that
he is able to mpart limited time. who will
It his attention. thorough knowledge Of the principles Of the
Although prevented by OF official
from attending half Of his Of lessons
progress been enable both to read and write in
the Characters employed with astonishing readiness.
am not less pleased beauty and simplicity Of the
admirable adaptation 20 the wants the community,
than surprised and delighted at the ease wi which its principles
illustrations and explanations Of MIR. Dshear
think merits known it would he at adopted
this laboving invention, especially when they reflect that
its principles can be mastered in a few hours, - -
Grand Secretary Ledge Chapter, Council and Encsmp
ment Of Mississippi.
Nv twelve years Of age was Of his class
more than with the progress that he has made and 10
Ieve that benefit than twelve months
Mayer Of the City Of jackson.
Mr. D. mas most admirable panoramic illustrations, which
Printers can easily learn to set type from photographic
scripts and thereby greatly the labor Of EDITORS merchants
&c, who write advertisements, &c, in photography.
Hours to IL, A. NJ Ito 5, p. NJ, and to at night
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