The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-22
PHONOGRAPHY

Is 30 simple aud easy that Its principles czb I'll be
| learned II few hours aud q small amount u prao
tice will sna5s one 70 10 tor The daily purposes "
/ life.
| None but those who are acquainted viii q CA
form any lea % ~ great brovity AMI simplicity o.
| Of the ease With which 10 can be learned. But whss
IL Photography Il Is system Of short hand writing
which can be written ten tnos AZ INST Is Tho c5urSH
writing, read ~ easily, and learned win bar less
/ trouble.
II usod not only by Rep0risrs but BY hundreds q
thousands ia this country and Ia England for private
writing, for competition for taking testimony st0;
u courts for BsrmOns, f0r o0rres0sdenoe Tor booE.
kse-- ETC, etc by LADIES' By studsnts By Clerks
By Cergyuen, By Lawyers etc, and IL rapidly com
/ ing into general use.
As a labor saving invention, lie value can scarcely
be estimated and It requires but little sims % lsara
10 nee Il for the daily purposes Of ifa But the o.
sctl0n Is made that others cannot read IA Well tbss
let them spend few hours 10 learn q, for where Is
the justice In requiring the active and Intelligent ~
E7cnd ten days IN doing what they might do In one
/ merely 10 save the ndolent foW hOars eaOft In
learning thing which wOad DO useful % them or
Hlc7 Tho time when but low persons could
write their names, bus the progress Of the axe de-
mands more rapid method d writing, and while
she active and intelligent NUT and HuL have tha
advantages Of Photography, the indoleut muni aub-
nit 10 the dlsadvaBtage caused b. thtir own lhds.
lenoe.
The ease with which u can be brought mo pront-
able and daily use Is shown BY the following 0erts-
Gates. 10 Is only those who isB0Tuat Of Il VIA
ever speak RgaiDssit.
EAEuEIEE, Dec. Isth, Isso
sH The few lessons took from you soma llrns
since IN photography, haYe snRbled me D. save more
than twO-hird8 Of ne labor IN preparing my sermons
and have no doubt e viii soon euabie me 70 says
three fourths Of II. have Eeyer spent ums mSfo
probably than IN its attainment and feel perfectly
free In recommending Il 20 Cisfgymsa generally a. =
mems b. which vast amount Of time may - sayea
ard thas too With far ess effort than generally sap
posed. It's principles are few aud ample 0i sasf
anil m he IA faHr ~
word he the language, either FOR present o. psf-
msneut record. Yours respectfully
Pastor Of the IA Prssbyisiisa Csa1ss,
hashVills, Tsna
NASHVILLE, August 1, 1853
u about SIX months fron The lime began the
study Of Photography, with Les than bird q
"a d tmo devoted % las AtLainrnont wEs etnpl0Vef
Reporter Tor ne United states Board % Oaiu.a
The faithful teaching Oh r. J. Dolbear o. Nash
vile, and tho study and pracoe o. The o0coss CON.
preheusYe, and judciously arranged Uhlaoraphbe
books Of Ben Pitman, Of Cincinnati have thus easiiy
enabled me % make Photography Practically usef.8
Its principles are quickly nasi5sod, AID know q
nothing that young persons oD learn with equal BFoa
pect Of Immediate and profitable ompl0yme1t
The Secretary o. War has ordered, July an 1874
10 General order No. 205, PhonozrapAc reporters
employed under The authority Of ths th sscaioa "
ne act Of Congress, approved March s. 1885, giH b.
allowed not exceeding ten dolars per day etc ina
VIII Of eourse greatly incre4se TIE demand Tor Be-
porters. DUsoAs K. DozHs.
In JGnuAry last Mr.. J. w. Doboar Eays' ~ Is
charge, course o. lessons IN Photography and W..
ting b mysen and many other EOur6ed soldisrs N
Hospital No. -. Tedious hours HeTe thuz thazFod
~ pleasant and profitable 0nes Ne value hRhis
our kn0wledgs q Pbonograpk7, end those Who haYa
left The Hospital eorresFaad On % vita tEnss wha
have not. ". <. nervin, q Company r, Igth Ms
A., who returned home disabled for NE from h.
wounds, writes hat he s teaching Photography aad
finds y 50 probable that be would n0g take AoGQ
for what be learned from Mr. d. thlnk both soldeya
aBd 0i1oe would end the learning Of Il q grOaabis
employment for their leisure time Ia casp % hosDt.
al, without dstrmsnt 70 other duties.
" .. sHAFKR
Geek H0sDtAl No. -
II Fhonography were taught 20 every soldier 10 fhs
amy, ~. ID. believes nosi u them Wogd Vslue
~ highly ~ tho pay hey reserve from tbs Govern
neat without IN The sazt Interfering WtLh thor aa
tee ~ sodiCrz.
bon rHonAH r. BEETos said 10 C0agrsss:
Had % . art been knOWn f0rty years SGD n aoaiI
have saved f1s twenty years d har4 lzbof !"
II Photography Is thus valuable ID Ezyng 70 larTs
an amount o. iiftine, shoul4 zi every child haVs
ne vast advaEtages, especially Enen thsY can b had
a. % mail az sIpccso "a Tine 2nd u0neyf Mm
would have Esvsd tzsuty yezga u hard bar b the
f8 d ons man, EOad yssrs = hard iabor b bruurht
upon others isr the EaRi o. osssszs ~ such esp
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