The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-12

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Is 90 simple and easy that rs principles can AL Be
learned IN f8w hours, and snail amount Of prae
tce win enable enc to use It FOR The daily purposes o.
life.
None bet those who are acquainted with Il can
form any lea Of IL great bFoV!y and simplicity or
Of the with which it can be learned But 1shat
Is Phon0graphyl u isa system Of short hand rfiigg
which can be written ten times fst a. the common
writing, read ~ easily, and learned with hr less
| trouble.
Il used not only By Reporters. but By hundreds Of
thousands In this country and IN England Tor prFats
writing, for composition, for taxing testimony, e6;
In courts for sermons, for correspondence oF book.
keeping etc, etc By Ladies', BY Students b. Clerks,
~ Ciersynen ~ Lawyers etc. and IS raPldly com
ing into general use.
As labor saving invention fs value can rrsrreft,
be estimated, and requires but ntt8 time 20 lsaiu
% u for the daily purposes Of iif8 But the co.
lection IS made that others cannot read il Well than
lGt them spend few hours b learn To- for whare r.
the justice IN requiring the active and intelligent a.
/ spend ten days In doing what they mlzht Do in one
merely % save the incident a few hours edort In
learning thing which would be useful 70 them f8f
/ lief The time when but few persons could
write their names, bat the progress OF the age Do
mands rapid method 81 writiug, and whls
| the active and intelligent MUsT and VIII have she
Advantages Of Phonography, ne indolent mult sub
NIT % The Disadvantage osusod By Their own into-
lenos.
Tho ease with which it can BE- broaqht into profit.
able and daily use ia shown By the following cera-
Gates: It y Only those who are tHora1t Of &c vino
M. J. ". Do1HEas; ~ -''N' low
sIE: The few Lessons I took from you some sine
since In Photography, have enabled no 10 save 1ora
than two-thirds Of ire labor IN preDar6g nv uer,o
and have no doubt IL will soon enable ne 10 ave
three iodrths Of it. have never spent time more
probably than In its attainment, and feel perfectly
free In recommending it % Cergymea generally, a.
means BY which q vast amount Of tino may b. savsi
and that TOO with far less effort than II generally sub.
posed. lts principles are few and simple, q saIy
attainment and suited % the fun expression Of svory
word IN the language, either fof prasaat use Or per-
naAnent record. fou7s respectfully,
Pastor Of the % PTe1bytsrisa q charsa.
HashFile, Tenn.
AAsHyILLn, August j, 1888.
In about SIX months from TIE time I began the
study Of Photography, with less than onsthfrd u .
said time devoted 10 it8 attainment gaa er1uIovsd
a. Reporter ior The United ssatos Beard Of Ciaas
he iaithia teaching o. Mr. ,. ". Doboar, Of NAH
vie, and the study and practice 81 the concise co
prehensivo, and iudicio1siy arraueed phonorfaphfs
books 81 Ben Pitmau, Of Cincinnati have thus easily
enabled me % make Photography praetically ussisi
Tia principles are quickly mastered, and Know q
nothing that you1g persons can learn with equal pros
pect Of Immediate and profitable emp.9ymenl
ne Secretary n War has ordered, July 8tb 1875,
N General order No. eos pnonoraphlc reporters
employed under The authority 81 TIE t3th section %
the act Of Congress, approved March 3 1853 ufu BE-
allowed not exceeding Tn dollars per day. etc This
will Of courso greatly increase tho demand for Re-
portefs. D0soAa X. DoRau.
EAEEuLLE, August 4, 1sss.
In January last Mr.. j. W. D0ibear gave fas %
charge, course n lessons In Photography and VII.
ting % myself and many other wourded soldiers N
Hospital No. 20. Tedious hours we're thns chaHgaf
70 pleasant and profitable ones We valGs halls
our kn0Nledge 81 Photography, and those who have
ielt the Hospital correspond in &c Win iho1s Who
have not. ". p porFIn, Of Company ~ Ifth " e.
A., who returned bone Disabled or ne from h.
wounds, writes thai De e teaching Ph0narr1uhv ana
finds it so profitable that be would nos t1Ea 5000
Or vs. bat be learned from Mr. D. Think both r1Iders
and Once would end me learning u if probable
employment i0r their texture t.me IN camp N hosDE
al, without dstrimeaf b cher eai'os.
" 6. sHAFER.
Clor< uogpltai No %
II Photography we're taught b every colder Ia ths
army, ~. ID. believes most q them uoad valae a
e. highly AZ The pay they receive from ihs Govern.
msnt without in the io-ai interfering With ular an
les a. soldiers.
Boa. TI0uAs n. BEzr1H SAID IN CqnzFels.
i-Had this Art been kn0Eu l1riy TelEs aeo h 1rosIf
have saved ne twenty years n hard nbafn
IL Photography u thu1 valuable u s1Tinr 40 Lara
tu Emouni or lifetime, should n1t every ehIf hrVg
~ vast adyzntges, osfccal,y Uhca ihry can b. la
II 81 small en- ezQcuso 81 time ard a1nsvf ira
you'd hage saved twenty years CT hare labor ID tss
iis ri onc m1ns should years RI hard ahf IS braurht
lpon oiber. of tha gant oi biasE,ng % sfeh esss
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