The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27
PHONOGRAPHY.

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PersDns from to 90 years can learn thss system
Ia few lessons ladies' are taught 70 wTte In
neat, easy and rapid manner and gentlemen in bold
rapid, business style.
10 psrsops acquainted with its merits. bis systern
Of wriGng needs no other recommendation but those
unaeq asinted With it, Mr. D. refers 70 the following
remarks and testinonIsls. Instead Of teaching Pen
mHnsap merely as an limitation Art al experience OF
years has enabled hm TO reduce it 20 the crcinty
Of s1eace, 90 that being guided By kBoEy3edge To-
stead - TsSadors -ac,ios pJps from 10 GO years can
In short time learn " write with EASE ELEGANCE
! and RAPIDfTY.
% accurate Is his system, and 50 uniform in its
success, that after witnessing its effects on several
| hundred pupils in Nashville, the lamsated Alfred
Hume observes. "a
''avinR had a fair opportunity Of examining vo,,r
system Of Penmanship, and having So n The wonder
! ful and rapid Improvement Of your pupils In N
school I consider Il but just TO cay that believe It
70 oe not only the bS@ ty,ss but Gs ong oEs dessr
VfHs tts aTseor BY strict attention to the rules Civ
en-, cAg person may, in short times acquire free
rapid, and elegant hand Gshould be PLEASED to see
| 1t universally adopted"
/ This expression was concurred In by
! Maj. Gen. z. 2. Gsines, q. 5. Army; I4allstE
His EXceilency James c. Jones, Gov. Of Tennessee.
/ Rt Rev. J. H. 0ey, Bishop Of Tennessee. ~ -eah
| II. Rev. r. P. Niles, Bishop Of Nashville. la y
Rev. Philip Lindsey, d. D. Pfes. Of Nashville Uni-
Rev. j. I. Edgar, D. and many other o.tlsers. Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:f l.t1 - laill 81
FBsing requested by Messrs. Dolbear to state the
Standing "a society OF the gentlemen, SIZE 10 the
within, 90 With much pleasure, beng acq uElnfed
with most Of them they are highly respectable, and
genIemsn Of edee~tioA and q hgh Standing II So
ciety. ANDREW JAoAsON.
From he RI. Rsr Bishop OGey
COLUMBIA, Tenn Nov. p, 1913
Nh J. ". DoIRRAR-Dear Sir have been much
Interested and pleased In examining your system OF
Penmanship. Your method Of teaching seems 70 nae
10 be both skifu and fAiihfal aud the Improvement
OF yUur pupils Is su aprisiEg aud rapid beyond any,
L., Hr.N Il Fl
this testimony to your merit shall lead Others avail
themselves OF your instruction "a Of the most
beautiful and useful arts; and am very respectfully,
etc. ~ 60 -- t.-' Hre 90 JAS. II. OILY.
es Fcom Ghs sRo4 Judge n Greez, 81 ,gm
President Of the Law School, al Lebanon, TenE ana
whowss for 20 yesrs on the Supreme bench Of Ten!
air. Doibesr has spent many years IL teaching
and perecting his system Of Instruction. aud is by
far superior 70 any teacher OF penmanship have eY
er seen. You will perceive st once that he is man
Of fine intelligence he gives 10 instruction without
and his reasoning IL so just and clear that
you al once perceive the principle he seeks 10 impart
and that being fixed Il; the mind, the pupil acting
upon il, soon learns 70 write With ease and rapidly,
Is we'll as with elegance.
I commend Mr. DOIDear to your kind attention, and
trust It viii be consistent with your views and feel
iDgs to forward his objects. Any service you may
render him will be wOFthily bestowed and viii oblige
me Very respectfully, your friend, p"
IERAEos, TENS.s Oct. 70, 1886. N.GREES.
Ths following very just remarks Of the Hon. Thos
r. Benton, Z. =. senator, worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all young persons who aaTe
any hope OF success In the buslnes. Of Life.
WASHINGTON CRY, June %, Is4s.
Sir--ConsideTmg good handwriting 70 be not only
an accomplishment, but means Of success TO every
man engaged 10 buness, greatly app aud your mer-
nOrious eXertious TO Improve the chrocraphy of the
age. a gentleman or a lady sthsr who writes badly
writes willingly; and consequently of,ea fail 70
write when they shsuid; and when they do write il Is
done at the last moment with haste and itapstenes
and consequently with faults Of all kinds, Of en- com
miting sad iDIurfng bo1h the writer and the cause
which he advocates. Wishing you every success 10
your laudable undertakings, Il Eai il
ITensiu yours, respectfully, .. lr-
Allow me 20 introduce 20 you my friend J. ". Dol
bear who SITS your city for the purpose Of tsach
ing Penmsnship and PhOnography.. Hts reputation
successful teacher Is vel and 50 widely estab
lighsd that will say nothiuy on that score. only
desire 70 present him as gentleman from whose So
ciety have derived much pleasure Ard pro6t and as
one whom you have the intelligence TO appreciate
any thing you may do 70 further bis designs will be
gratefully acknowledged by your friend,
JOHN G.. EDGAR