The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-08
PHoNoGKAPHY

is 81 simple aud easy that It's principles can oil BE-
learned ia few hoursi aud small amount Of prn
tce will enable one to nee II for the daily purposes
life. tu.IDU bog sTl.
None but those who are acquainted with il
form any lea Of lis great brevty aud simplicity Or
OF the ease Win which u can be iearned. Bat vhsI
81 Photography IL rs s. stem Of short hand writing
which can be written ten tunes as fast as the common
writlog, read as easily, aud learned wHh fat less
trouble. .H I...
il Is used not only by Reporters but BY HUNDREDS
thouHands ia this country and IN England for private
writing, for composition for taking testimony, ETC.,
10 courts Tor sermons, fir Correspondence Tor box
keeping etc, cte by ladies', by Students By Clohs
BY Clergymen, BY Lawyers, etc, and is rapidly CON
As labor saw x invention, It's value can searcc,
be estimated, and IL requires but little time to eirl
to use 4 for the daily purposes OF life. But thee
lection Il made that others cannot read ill Wetsh
let them spend few hours 10 learn II, for wherr
the Justice IN requiring the active aud Intelligent
spend ten days la doing what they might do In ohs,
merely TO save the incident a few hours eno' %
learning thing which would DO useful 10 them Dr
liieY The time was When but few persons eoul
write their names, but the progress Of the age d
mAnds "A more rapid method Of writing, and while
the active and Intelligent MUST and WILL have the
advantages Of Photography, the indolent must sub
init 10 the disadvantage caused by their own lndo
lence I..hI Or
The ease with which Il can be brought INTO profit
able and daily use Is shown by the following oeIllo
Gates. II Is only those who arc sgs0raHt Of Il wbo
ever speak against Il.
Ma. J. W DoIHEARs
SIR The few lessons took from you some tin
since In Photography, have enabled me 10 la''
Ihsn Two thirds Of me asSr n pToPaTng ny ',Ip,
three fourths Of ". have never spent time lnae
probably than Ia is attainment and teal pofeaJ
reein recommending i 20 Cergymen generag, y,
means by which a vast amount VI trao mhy b. aa'el
and that 900 with far less eort than sgensraly sup
posed. its principles are few and Simple, Oi cas-
attainment and suited % the tall expression q even
word IN the language, eithor for present use or p0
anent record. Years respectfully.
q Pastor Of tho % PrssbytsiissinH chaith,
Nashville, Tsnn.
Ia EAsHynLE, Auguat /, 1866
Ia about six months fom the time begal Ib'
study Of rhonogsphy, with lsss Ihsn oosthifd
said time devoted W Us attainment, sas employ
as Reporter for the United States Board Of Csims.
The faithful teaching Of Mr j. W DolbeaF, OF haih
yiiie and Tho Study end practice q the oonoise CON
pFehensye, and iuaioiouely Arranged phonog aphs
books o. Ben Pitman Of Cinoiunau, have thus easiD
enabled me 70 make Photography practically ussiu'
It's principles are quickly hdstered and kno~ O
nothing that young persons can learn with equal prs
poet OF In mediate and prohiable employDrnt.
Tha Secretary Of War has ordered, July bthi 1902
10 "Genesal Order No. 20a, pnOnoHAphid Epoflus
employed under the authority Of the 2yih section on
the act Of Congress, approved March 81 1905, VIZ y
allowed not exceeding ten dollars per day." etc
s q course greatly inf' iRS SS@slf boSr
Hn' NanfyiLlE August Z, lsoS
In January last Mr.. J. W. Dolbear gaze, ~, p
charge, a course Of lessOns In Photography ana W
ting 20 myself and many other wounded sOidep
Hospital No. 90 Tedious hours wers thus clal,
70 pleasant and profitable ones, We yaluA htey
our knowledge OF Photography, and those who hA,
lott the Hospital oorrcspoudl IA a with th0is
have not. ", 4. Duryia, q company y hh ~
A., who returned homa disabled Tor ihe ifop m
wounds, writes that he "a teaching Photography lI
hnds 10 so profitable that be would nOt iAle 49,
TOR what he leArned from Mt D. llhlnk both s9etsi
and ONCE would Ind the learning VI u pfon-y
employ meut ier their leisure time ~ camp " h"r
tai, wishoul detriment " other dailes .,,.ryR
Clerk Hospital - y
II Photography were taught 70 every soldier y VI
army, Mr.. D. believes most Of them would ,AlI
as highly ts the pay they receive nom the go,va1
inent without 10 tue least Interfering wish 'n'"
tios a. soldicra
Hon. TH0nAs n. BEHTON said IN ConUess t
'Had this arr been known i0Fty yoars agol wv
have saved me twenty years Of hard labur.' .gl
II Photography IA thus valuable Ia saving 20 ~
an amount Of lifetime, should not efary cll9 ~ ~
Ne vaat advantages, especially when they can ~ ID I
AZ 90 small eKpenso u time and mong ',b
would have saved twenty years Of haFd hpoi VI ",
life of Que man, SHOULD yeara u hard ab0f DO 1o.s
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