The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-10-21
PiIONOGRAPHY

il 3, simple aud easy that Us principles all be
learned Ia few houFss and a small amount OF prac
tcc Will enable one to use Il for the daily purposes Of
life. - r-s ~ rrHuFn eryrr~, l t.sH
None bu, those who are acquainted Win IL can
form any lea its great brevity and simplicity,
of the ease with which II can BE- Learned. But what
isphonog'ephyl Il Is system OF short hand writing,
whlchcan be written zen Times as as as The common
Writing, read as easily and learned With far less
trouble.
IL stsed not only BY Reporters, but BY hundreds Of
thousands in this country and In Enganh Tor private
writing for composition, for taking Testimony, etc;
In courts for sermons, for correspondence, for book
keeping etc, etc by ladies' by Students, by Clerks,
by olergymeni by Lawyers, etc, and is rapidly com
As a labor saving Invention, fits value can scarcely
be estnnatud aud 10 requires but little time TO learn
TO use II for the daily purposes Of life. But the oh.
lection Is made that others read ~ Well then
let them spend few hours 70 learn II, for where is
the Justice 10 requiring the active and Intelligent 10
spend ten days in doing what they might do In one,
merely to save the ndoent few hours effort in
Learning thing which would be useful "a thenn for
lief The Time was when but few persOns could
write their names, but the PFogresa Of the age de
the active and Intelligent MUST and wrLl have the
advantages Of Photography, the indolent must sub
NIT 10 the disadvantage caused by their own indO-
lenoe, 800 ta
The ease with which ID can be brought INTO profit
able and daily use lie shown by the following oerta
Gates 1t is only those who are igaOraHt OF It who
ever speak against IT,
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18Th, 1860.
Ma, J. W. D0IREAHi
SIN The few Lessons ! took from you some time
aimee in Photography, have enabled me 70 save more
than two thirds OF the laborin preparing my sermons,
and have no doubt II viii soon enable me 10 save
three fourihs OF Il. have mover spent limo more
prontahly than la its attainment, and feel perfectly
Tree in recommending II TO Clergymen GENERALLY, as a
means by which vast amount Of time may be saved
and that too with far enort than Is generally sup
posed. Its principles are few and 81 nple, OF easy
Attachment and suited TO the full expression OF every
word la tie language either for prescott pse per
nanont record Yours respectfully I
Pastor OF the9d Presbyterian Church, ?
Nashville. Tenn.
NASHVILLE August I, 1863
In about tx months from the time l began the
study of Photography, With less than one third OF
said limo devoted 10 itR attainment, was employed
as Reparter lor The United States Board Of ClaIns
The fihmlteaehlng ofAlr J. W, Dolbear, OF Nash.
viue and The study aud practice OF the concise, COM
prehensive, and ludici0uay arranged phonographic
books OF Ben Ptman, OF Clnonnau, have thus easily
enabled me 10 make Photography practically useful
It's principle are quickly mastered, aud 1 know Of
nothing that young persons learn with equal pros
peot Of Immediate and profitable employment.
Tue secretary Of War naa ordered, July 9th, 1863
In General Order NO. EOS paragraphs reporters
omployed under the authority Of the 10th section OF
tue act Of Congress approved March g. 1865, will be
allow "a noi oeeding ten dollars per day" ete This
will of course greatly Increase the demand Tor Re
porter, . DUNCAN 4. Domus,
NASHVILLE, August 4, 1903.
la January last Mr.. j. W, Dolbear gave, nee q
CHARGE "a course 81 lcssons In Photography aud VIII.
ting 90 mysen and many other wounded soldiers NJ
Hospital No. ~. Tedious hours were thus ohanged
10 pleasant and profitable ones. We value highly
ourknoWledge Of Photography, and those who have
Lore tho hospital correspond IA il with tho,e who
have not W, H. Deryin, OF Company \, 18th W. &
A. who returned home disabled for life from his
wounds writes that be b leachng Photography, and
fnds IL SO profitable that be would not take $4,000
,l0r what he learned from Mr. u. think both soldiers
and office would ind the learning Of a profitable
amPisyEaeBt iortheir leisure tine IN camp Or hosp
W. W @ sHAFER,
Clerk Hospital No 90
II Photography wore taught 90 every soldier In the
army, Mr., u. believes most Of them would value Il
az highly az tho pay they receive iroa The Govern,
moot without IN the ioast interfering with their du'
tics as soldiers
u0n nOMks n BENTON said IN Congress- Gao
clad ths art been known tOrty years ago u would
have saved mo twenty years Of hard labor
if Photography is thus valuable IL laving 80 large
an amouot az hiotlmo, ahould not eyery child have
its vast advantages especially When they can % haa
az so small an exponse Of time and money II 70
would have saved twenty wars 0f hard labor 60 the
e Of one man, ahould years ~ bard LABOR % brought
upon others ior the Wan, Of biassi1f " such e--5
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