The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-26
PHONOGR4PHY

Is s. simple and cssy that its principles raa al b
learned o. Few hours, aud suiEil amount o. uraa-
Co vii. enable 0no 20 uso 0, Tor Tie daily purposes Of
life.
Noas but thcse who are acquainted with Il -an
form any Lea OF is great brevity aud simplicity of
0f tho with wEirh 70 eau De- learned But ishat
T. Photography Il system Of short hand writing
which CAL De- written tea tmuG fsst the coiumon
writing, read a. easily, and learned SIih Ear less
trOuble
1t used not only BY Reporters but BY hundreds CT
Thousands In this country and IN England for private
writing, for competition, for taxing Testimony eto:.
10 courts, for sermons, for correspondence for book
Eeer 2g etc. etc BY ladies' by Students, by Clerks
by Clergyman, by lawyers, &c. and rapidly com
Ing into general use.
As a labor saving invention, lie value can scarcely
be estimated, and It requires but little time % learn
10 Il for the daily purposes Of life. But the OBJ
lection Is made that others cannot read ff Well thoB
le them spend few hours 10 oarn f. for where Il
the justice IN requiring the sotive and Intelligent %
spend ten days ia doing wat they might do On one
merely to save the indOlent a few hours effort 10
learning thing which would be useful 10 them for
HfeY The time was when but few pcrs0ns could
write their names but the progress Of the ace de-
mands more rapid method Of writing and while
the active and intelligent NUT and WILL have the
Advantages Of Photography, The incident must sub
nIis 10 the Disadvantage caused By their own inia-
lones.
Tho ease with which u can be brought into pronl-
able and daily use IS shown BY the following ccrtla-
Gates. It Is only those Who are igH0rGa OF it who
ever speak againntit.
EGsHVuLE, Dec. 18th, lsoO
Sir: The few lessons took from you some time
since in PhOnograDhy have enabled me % save more
than iwothirds Of TIE labor IN preparing my gorOns
and have no doubt Il viii seen enable mo % save
three -fOurths Of 70. have never spent time more
prodtaby than IN iis attainment. and feel perfectly
rec IN recommending IL 70 Cergyui generally, aa
mcsrs BY which q vast amount o. time may b. saved
and TIA, too with far effort than generally SUM-
posed. Its principles A-e few AID simple, Or easy
Fa.Ff . "a
word In the language oith0r for present use or per
IS. HAYS,
Pastor Of the d Presbyterian Church,
Nashville Tenh.
RaEHULln, August I, 1858.
10 about sig mouths rom the time began ths
study Of Photography, with lees than ono-tnird q
said time devoted 10 10 attainment, vas employed
a. Reporter Tor the United States Board Of Claius
The faithfui teaching o. Mr. J. w. Dolbear, Of Nssh.
vile, and the study and practice q the concise com
prehensigs, and judic!cus'y arranged Paragraphs
books Of Ben Pitman, IL Cincinnati, have thus easily
enabled ne % make Photography practically usefuI
It's principles are quickly mastered, and know Of
nothing that young persons learn with equal pros
pect Of immediate sud profitable ompl0ymont
The Secretary n War has ordered, Jolly 6th, 1881.
IN General order No. 208, Photographic reporters
the act Of Congress, approved March s. 1885, viii BE-
allowed not exceeding Ten dollars per day" etc This
vii! or course greatly increase the demand for Rs.
pOrtors. DupCAH X. D0zzIs.
II JanuaFy aEt ar. J. ". Dolboar gave RE- %
staTgs course q Lessons In Photography and VII.
ting b myself and many other wounded s0idora 10
hOApiiHl No. 70 Tedious hour we're thua CHANGED
70 pleasant and profitable ones. We value highly
our knowledge Of Photography, and thoss VITO have
left tho Hospital correspond an q alln tl0ss who
have not. ". =. bervh, Of Company 2, ICth " s..
A., who returned home Disabled Tor nls from bis
sounds writes that be is teaching Photography aud
finds q SO probable that be- would not take 5000
co. what be learned from Mr. ID. th.nk both soldiers
and Office would end The learning VI Il a prDaiabis
supOymsnt Tor their leisure time 10 camp or hosp-
al, without dsiriment 10 other duties.
". @. sHAFER,
Clerk Hospital No. 70
II ThOnngrnply we're taught " every soldier On ne
army, nr. b. believes most u them UOgld value u
az highly ss the pay they receive from th8 6Cvurn-
neat without in TIE ioazi Interfering with theif d.
tes A. soldiers.
Hon. rEOHAs n. BasrzoH ssid IN C0nErsEa:
Had this Art been known f1fty year, ago, u would
have saved ms twenty years Of hard labor"
II Photography b thus valuable ID saFng 80 large
N amount 0f q hfstims, should nDt every child have
IL vast advantages, especially when they can b. had
AZ 20 small szpens8 q time nnd money II m
would have saved tEeaty years o. hard LABOR % The
lie Of one nan should years n hard labor D. brocFbt
qpon others for the Waot Of biesaiaK 81 slch easg
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