Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-01-27
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No branch Of elucation has higher claims up
on the friends Of education than Photography either
account Of its vast and varied advantages or the
ease with winch II eau be learned There IT. gre
er aid ia mental culture, road 10 successful
employment, than facility in this art.
That Il D. eIsily learned and iBBaeiiaiely made
drdiidbte, for practical purposes be sos0H 6y The
mast abundant testimony Of Clergyman Doctors, Ldto-
yors, Teachers, DC.
JONI s HAEr, Principal Of the High School at Phila-
delphia, Pa, says:
'.Such OF our Students as have made Phonoeraphic
reporting profession have got along life faster by
all odds than those n any other kind Of business aad
that without the possession OF any special brllancy
OF talents
'fhose who have not entirely mastered the stil
II as far as 1t Is at their command, taking notes
partly Ia Photography, and partly In long hand There
Is not hour ia the day, class ia The school,
out Of Division H.. ia which do not see ths students
using this art, and with practical advantage"
Rev W cRs1KR says:
Having taken lessons q Mr.. J. W. DorHEAR IN Pho
biography, FOR four days, am free 10 -iy that would
not be deprived Of the kuoweigo have thus rccciv-
Ell for 500 regard Phone era Shy ttught by Mr..
d. as a long step on the highway II progress.
The day i not FAR distant. when, in my opinion,
photography with rs twn sister, lhonotypy, viii be
taught in all the schools u tue and, and shall hail
the day with enthusiasm.
Hon. THOMAS II. BENTON said in Congress: "Had
this art been Snown forty years ago, it would have
saved me twenty years Of hard labor"
Jupax KAsE. # PkiiadslpAf1, says.
ITO the professional man aud indeed 10 every
whose pursuits IN fife call upon him 10 record Incl.
denis thoughts, IS Of The great labor saving
machines II the age; and Ike all such machines that
really good, It does better work than be done
without IL"
W F. sTEARvs. Prgfsssor Of tssr-rHs,e,,ai Silence
and LaV, an TIE taiprTsiiy ef hisissiIEi. says;
Photography, taught by Mr.. n0IBEAK, - eun-
fused collection OF arbitrary characters, SUPPOSE
by many, bat beautiful. baTmnnious philosophical
and ratlona syssesa based upon prheiples which are
.Fntt n Fan nd
when illustrated and explained by competent la
structnr, such a. know Mr. tolbear 10 be. Boys Of
or 10 years Of age members II tie same class
with ms s'if, aud the rapidly with which they pro-
gressed wonderful e me.
Mt thar twenty foar hoars think have been
spent ny me Ia practice and receiving lessons; and yet
/ surprised q Ind that already can write
rapidly In the monographs style than in the ordinary
method With little daily Practice am counaent
that ia few weeks. Phonograrhy vii effect for
saving 81 nj least three8oHrths of the time lose
present the process uf committing my thoughts
papeY We're II possible tn enforce the requisisioB
doubt that colleges and professional schools
could moi ciherwi-e eeertHaiy pTomote the intsr
ests u education ~ By making certain degree q
proSicucg IN Photography prereg uisite O. the al
mission Of every Pupil.
Rw DASf1s sars:
| take much icasare IN saying, that I, with many
Others 81 this place. availee myself Of the opportunity
81 taking lessons IN the scieace Of Photography,
taught BY Pref j. W potHSkE, and ia justice g. hiu
cheerfaly and feAriesly stale, that he . able
n imEari, Ia iifait-d time, "a any persuh VIE ~
give i his aItentioa. thorusgh knsWicdec q the
princsfles e the -eienoe. AElhough prevented by a
press - of1cal engagements. from afteadmg
han hall " hiscauF Of essaRs, my progress
has been such enable bpsh u read and
write IN the characters employed with astonishing
readiness
am NOT icss pleased VITA the beauty ana simE,ici.
~ 81 lhe stem, and Is admirable ala itaos the
q the eonmany. than saFpFlsssi aaa delight
ed az tie With sArA - pF4nelpses be
ed, by chid when accompanied b. the IstBsrazn
ic illustrations Aa1 extsianationz q Mr.. lalbnaE. !
cannot but thsnk thai ~ merits xere knOwn, Il
woaia be Al pnc~ afoEted ~ aus. aud zrents wssid
perm tbeiz rhdreu u be xlthsaf th4s iahursav.
ing iaveuton; especially whea the Fsi7ct lhAt
PrEcipiez can be mastered Ia fe~ boaFs-
ka. " T. DANIEL.
Graad SECRETARY, Crend Lssise CHAPTER, coaHea ana
Eacampucst q Mississippi
Ny son, twelve years 81 Ake, was fnet1her II his
class and am mere tAAn satts1ed ssh tae progress
th4s be has made aaa eeiexs tAas All - q mETs
beasat ny ga thau twsive soaths q asa.i stady
~0ukt be. ,. IL. sQfn.
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