The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-26


| Is 70 simpe aud esey that It's principles ecu ell be
learned 81 q few hours and small amount Of prac-
tics viii enable % use It Tor tins daily purposes Of
Hfe.
None but thess who are acquainted with It can
Form any lee OF lis great brsFity ard Simplicity OF
| OF the ease with which Il can be learnsd But What
IS Phcnogrsphyf I; s system Of short hand writing
which can be written ten tnss fast the Common
writing, read 50 easily, and learned with far Oss
trouble.
It used not only by Reporters but by hundreds Of
thousands in this county aud in England for private
writing, for composition, for taking testimony etc.;
IN courts for Sermons, foe correspondence Tor book
kee@2g ETC. etc by Ladies', by Students, b. Clerks,
by Ciergymens BY Lawyers etc. and is rapidly com
| ing into general use.
As labor savIag inventiOn its value can scarcely
DO estimated and requires but little tins TO learn
10 USE il for the daily purposes OF lie But the oh
lection e made that others OSn0t read ~ Well then
let them spend few hours to learn i, for where Il
the justice in requiring the active and intelligent to
spend ten days IN doiLg What they might do IN one
mersly TO saYo the INDECENT a few hOuTs effort IL
learning a thing which wouid be Ssefal 10 them foE
| lief The time was when but few persons could
write their names, but the progress Of the age de
pnands moro rapid method Of writing and EhilG
the active and intelligent HUsT and WILL have the
advantages Of photography, tae Incident mast sub.
Elit 10 the disadvantage caused By their own indc-
leuce.
The eaae With which e can be brought into profit
able ard daily NC s shoEu by the following certi5,
caies. IL Ia only those who i9SoTast OF It Who
NASHVILLE, Dec 18th, lsecs
YR. ]. v. DoLBEAH:
SIX The lew Lessons took frosa yOu some time
since IN Photography, have enabled me 10 moro
than twothirds Of the labor IA preparing my sermons
ard haze no doubt IL win soon enable me TO ssye
three f0urths Of u. I have never spent sime more
probably than In It's attainment, and feel perfectly
Tree In recommending It to Cergymen generally, ss
means by which vast amount Of tine may be saved
and that tee with far less effort than s generally sup
posed. Its principles arc Few and simple, OF easy
attainment aud suited 30 tie f expression Of ever
Eord Ia the language, either for present or per
is HAYS,
Pastor Of the 81 Presbyterian Church,
Nashville, Tenn.
HAaUILa, August /, Ises.
IL ahout six months from the time begsn The
study OF Ph0ncgraphy, with icss than oue-shird Of
eald time devoted 10 its attainment, was employed
as Reporter 70. the United States BOARD Of Gains
The aitbf1l teaching Of Dir. J. W. Dolbear ef Nash
villa AMI the study and practice Of the cOncs CON.
psebsnsivo, and jzdieiausly arranged ph0nOgraphie
books u Ben Pitman, Of Cincnn2t, have thus essily
enabled ne % make Photography practically useful
Its PRINCIPLES are quickly mastered, and know 81
nothing thai young persona can learn with equal pres
pact Of imnediate ard profitable employment.
The Secretary Of Nsr has ordered, July 9th, 1888,
Ia sGsnersi Order No. 105s Photographic reporters
employed under the authority Of the 29tb section Of
the act Of Congress- approved March g. 1853, viii be
allowed not exceeding ten dulars per day., etc This
viii Of course greatly increase toe demand for Ee
porterF. DoscAs r. Do<EE.
NAsHvusR, August 4, 1885.
In January lass ME. J. ". D0bsar gave, free o.
elsngs 5 course u lessons n Photography aad WI.
ting % myself and many otEsr wounded soldiers ir
Hospital No. 20. Tedious hogrs were thus changed
70 pleasant and profitable Ores We value highly
cur knowledge o. Phonography, and those who have
lslt the Hospital correspond 70 II with thogs whc
have n0t. ". Z. DerFin, q Company 2, 18th ~ g
A.. = DO returned home disabled for ina from Bis
uOlnts, writes thss be Is teaching Photography, and
nuds 4 50 profitable that be would not take 1890
for what be learned from HI D. Think both sOdierf
ard oloe W0nld lnd the isarning Ct Is proatabif
eaplaymcEt Tor their iesnfe time 10 camp OF h0sp
isi, without dssriment 10 GthsT duties
W. q. sHAFER,
cisrk Hospital No. -
II FhonoErsgny we're Taught 70 every soldier IL tht
army, NJ. D. beiIeyos most q them wOud FRine i
IS hghig "a she pay tsey receiYe from the Govern
nsus without in lie Lszs3 interfering with their de
les as EoldieEs.
Son. fHoHAs Il RsSfos sSi6 IN Congress.
tlsd this at bean known forty ycsTs ago, 70 cule
have EaVed ne tWsnty years o. hard laboE.D
r Ph8logrsphy Il thus valuable IN saving large
aa smoant Of lifeline, should not every ohlld ksrs
is vast adFsntages especially when they can % has
e 81 smal an sxpense o. time and money! II
R0ad haTe saved twenty years Of hard labsF g ths
e q aze man. should years ol hard LzbeF rs bTouzhs
gQoa otheFs fof tha GsRt OF bsss,as Of sacd eazF
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