The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-07
PHoNOGRAPHY

10 81 simple and easy that It's principles can oil
learned In a few hours, aud a small amount Of pno
lice will enable one TO use II tor the daily purposes
life.
None but those who are acquainted with Il ca.
form any Tea OF It's great breYlty aud simplicity, /
OF tho ease with which II can be learned. But whl
a. PhonlWaphyi IL rs system Of short hand NrIuI
which can be written ten times fast the commO
writing, read as easily, and learned with in esi
trouble.
Il s used not only by Reporters, but by hundfs Of
thousands IN this country aud 10 England for pirate
writing, Tor composition, for taking Testimony, t
ia courts, for sermons, flr correspondence Tor BOZ
keeping, etc, etc by ladies' by Students, by Ce,',
by Clergymen, by lawyers, etc, and ID rapidly ca
As labor saw z invention, lis value can soNo.r
be estimated, and Il requires but little time 10 oin
to use II for the daily purposes OF life. But the Oh
lection Is made that others cannot read III Welsi
let them spend few hours to learn H. for where .
the justice An requiIipg the active and intelligent
spend ten days In doing what they might do IN 0l
merely 10 save the iudolcnt few hours effort .
learning thing which would DO useful 10 them u
lifeY Tho time was when but few persohs ooa'
write their names, but the progress Of the age
mRnds more rapid method Of writing, and VII
the active and intelligent Mcsr and Will have o.
advantages Of phonography, The indolent must i.'
init 10 the disadvantage caused by their own mA
lence.
Tho ease with which il can be brought INTO pros
able and daily use ia shown by the following oan
Gates. 10 h only those who arc ignorant VI Il VI
ever speak againstit
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, $50
Mn. J. W. DoIBEAR:
SIR The few lessons took from you some No.
since IN photography, have enabled me TO save n'
than two-thirds Of the labor IN preparing my sermA
and have no doubt Il win soon enable me 10 ~
three fOurihs OF Il. have never spent time Nc
probably than Ia It's attainment, and feel perieA
Tree Ia recommending IL 60 Clergymen genera y, ~
means by which vast amount Of time may be nr
and that TOO with far less Effort than is generally %
posed. lts principles ere few aud NJ uple, Of p
ataiament aud suited 10 The full expression VI 0a
word In the language, either for prssent use " ?
n aneni record. Yours respectfully -
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterian cbureh,
Nashville, Tsai
NASHVILLE, August !, $50
In about six months fiom the time begau
study at fhonograpiiy, with ioEa than one hin .
said lime desOied 10 10 attainment, ! vas employ
az Reporter for the United States Board Of Gains
Tbs faithful teaching ofMr j. W. DOlbear Of Na'A
VILE, aud the Btudy and practice ~ the c0ndiO con
prchensive, and juaicously arranged phOnogapl
books OF Ben Pitnan, Of Cincinnati, have thus eil
enabled me 30 make Photography practically lpIa.
Its prime pies are quickly mastered, and knJa
nothing that young persons can loaru With equal pN
poet Of Immediate and prohtable employment.
Tho Secretary Of War has ordered, July on, ~,
In General Order No. POS, p.OnOgraphio pWo'
employed under the authority Of the 18th feCtN-
the act Of Congress, approved March o, 1885, MI. Z
allowed not exceeding Ten dollars per day, eie ~
viii OF course greatly Increase the detnapa lol
pefiers. DUNCAN X. l0ElA
NASHVILLE. August I, 1873
In January last Mr., D. W. D0lbear gave 70
charge, course Of lessons 10 Photography anl ''i
ting 20 myself and many other wounded SOLDIER
Hospital No, 20 Tedious hours were thus tN"
10 pleasant and profitable ones We vhut W.
our knowledge Of photography, and those WV ~,
lelt The Hospital correspond Ia Il wiz ltl#
have not. W. r. Darwin, OF Company n lth az
A who returned home disabled for we lfo- IA
wounds, wriies that he u teaching Phoaogmphl n
hnda Il 80 profitable that he would Dot iNc j.
Tor Wh 4 ho learned from Mr.. D. ] ulink bJin
and Office would hnd the learning Of ~ p'l-
employment iur thoir leisure time ip camp /" If
tai, without dolrmont ~ other duties ,,.grg
Clerk Hosplta y =
II Photography were taught 10 every folag I.
army, Mr.. d. believes most Of them would 80
as highly rs the pay they receive from lhe p,..
mont without Ia tue loaat Interfering win 'N'
Tics soldiers.
Hon. THOMAS n BEUos said In Congress .,.a
Had thisart been known f0Fty years agg' wv
have saved me tweuty years Of bard labpf, s, Ia.
II Photography "a thus valuable 10 faslt ltrt
an amount Of LIFETIME should no. every ''' 4. al
10 vast adyant iges, especially when lhel f,' uH
40 30 small an expense Of time ana m.uy boz
would have saved twenty ycafs Of hare ~ 5r..l..
iie 81 ono man, should yeara oi bard labol saI
upon others iOf the NaHi " a blrsaa2 ,-.5lu
attainmentf