The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-08
PHONOGRAPHY

70 80 simple sRd easy that ~ principles can ali Be
learned II a few hours and a small amount Of prao-
tloe viii euabls enc 70 uEs h 0r the daily purposes q
life.
None but those who are acquainted with e car
form any iea Of - great brsvIty aud Einiulotv or
Of The ease With Ehich 70 can be learned. But What
IS PhOnographyf Il is system Of short hand writing
which be written ten times as fast aa ths comon
writing read - easily, and learned with FAR less
iruubio,
Il a used not only BY Reporters bat b. huudrsds Of
thousands In this country and IN England for private
writing for composition, for taxing testimony, otc;
kse-9E, etc, exc BY Ladies, by s,udsnts By Clerks
By CieTgymen, b. LsWyorI, etc. and = rapidly com
Ing into general use.
As labor saving invocation, is value can scarcely
be estimated and Il requires but little tine 30 learn
10 Il Tor the daily purposes Of uia But ths 90
lection IL mado that others cannot read ni Wei then
et them spend a few hours % learn IT, for where s
the Justice 40 requiring the active and intelligent %
spend ten days "a doing What they might DO n 0us,
merely 20 save tie ind0leut q few hours edort In
learning thing which would be useful 10 them f1r
hfei The time was when bat few persons oCud
write their names but the progress d the age de-
mands j mere rapid method ol writing, and EhHs
the active and intelligent HCsT and Will have the
advantages Of Rnoncgraphy, the ind0lcnt mu8t sub
NIT 70 tho disadvantage caused BY thsir own indo.
ience
ne case with which Il can Be brourht INTO uroat-
able And daily use Il shown By The following osrti6.
oates. 10 IL only these Who tui0raHf 81 & who
ever SPEAK against Il.
EsETars, Dso. lsth, 1850
sR: The few lsssous took from you some tina
since IN Photography, have enabled 20 savs more
than two thirds Of TIE labor IA prsperng my Sermons
and have no doubt e VIII s0on onabe ne % sars
th-s9fourths Of it. have neFgr spent time mere
probably than In ita attainment aud feel perfectly
iseo In Recommending Il 10 Ciergyfne1 generally, a.
means By which q vast amount Of tone may b saved
and hat TOO with flr less EFFORT Than q gensraV 9un
ffslr nrsHs ed -
attainment and sutod % the full expresses q oVurg
word II the language, either Tor present or per
msneni record. Yours rsspoctfan-
Pnzsor Of The % Prosby tsrl q ChaTea,
HaEhVlle, T1aa
hAEHvuLa, August ], 1sg3.
n about Elz months from NE time / began ths
study q PhOnograpby, with less than ene-third q
SAID lime devoted b its attainment, wa empi0ged
as Reporter Tor the Uaied States Board Of OlaIms.
Tho faithful teaching on j. ". Dobear, af Nah.
vile, and the study and practices of the concise, com
prehslsiVe, and iudicoasly arranged phonograph
books Of Ben Pitman, Of Cincinnati have thus aEsily
enabled me- 70 make Photography practically usefal
is prime. pies Are qaicky mastered, and Know q
peet Of immediate and profitable employment.
The Secretary o. War has ordered, July Ga 1874,
In "General Order No. 200, photographic reporters
employed under the authority II tho e3ih section q
the act Of Congress, approved March g. 1893 win b
allowed net exceeding Ten dollars per day. etc ms
VII o. courss greatly increase ihs demand Tor 70.
pQTkefAs llLHfifN = UrllEfa.
EkWTIILE, August 4. I8e8.
II January hst Mr. J. W. Dolbear gave ne 81
shargs, course q lessons in Ph01oEraDny snd VII
ting % myself aud many other Woundod soldiars IN
Hospital No. ~. Tedious hours were thus CHANGED
70 pleasant AID profitable Onez. We value highlV
cur knowledge 81 Photography and those who havo
ait Tie Hospital correspond IN u with th0s5 ~
have not. n. 2. DerFiu, q Company y, 1gth N 81
A., who returned home tis2bled Tor ne from hn
wounds, writes thai hs Is tsaohing PhonOgraDhy, and
fndE Il 30 probable that be would nos taks sGooo
for what be learned Dom Mr. D. Ithink both sodisFB
End ofoe would And tie leaning o. e 4 profitable
smpoymszt Tor their lesure time IN camp o. hospf
TAI, without dstrnent % othsr duties
VIC. EHAFER,
Cierk Hospital No .
n Photography Eers taught 70 every soldier q t8s
army, kr. D. believes NOS q then would galae 4
as highly ~ The pay hey rooeVs from ne 6oTeFl-
Usnt Eifhout IA ne oa1t interfering Win thoir o.
les as soldiers.
boa. 1HoNAs n. BEsfos Esid n Congrc8:
Had ths Ar been known ioTty years aga, g would
have saYed ne tEepiy pears d bard labor."
II Pb0ncEraphy Is thug ValuEbio in aaTing 20 largo
"a at1auul q e hf1tno, should uot every enid have
u Fasi Advantages especially EheE they b bad
81 20 snail "a eEpo1ss q tine and mnueT ms
Eoud haTQ azved tEezfy yoarI u hard lator 20 NE
TIE Or on8 mar shoed yoars = hard ahoF % breuEht
upon 0therI i5E ne Hnut Of sieszns 81 lleh eazy
sttsiuraaaff laHa-n