The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-06


Il 90 simple sid easy that its principles can all be
leaned in few hOurs, and small amount Of prac
tOe wiz enable ono TO zee It for the daily purposes Of
life.
None but those who ere acquainted with It can
form any lea Of lie great brevity aud simplicity o.
Of the ease with which il can be learned. But what
s PhOnogrgphyf II is system Of short band writing
which be written ten times as fast as the common
writing, read Es easily, and learned with Ear less
trouble.
II Is used not only BY Reporters but by hundreds Of
Thousands In this country and IN England for private
writing for composition, for taxing tastimong etc:
II courts, for sermons or corrosp0e denee. for book
keeping etc, etc By ladies', by Students, BY Clerks
By ClefgyTnen, by Lawyers, etc, and Is rapidly
ing into general use.
As labor saw invention, its vaiue can scarcely
be estimated and t requires but little time % learn
90 It fer the daily purposes Of life. But the Oh
ieoton made that others cannot read iti Well then
let them spend few hours 10 learn IT, for where T.
the justice il requiring the active sRd Intelligent 20
spend ten days Ia doing what they might do la one.
merely 20 save the indoleut few hours EFFORT 10
leaTning thing which would be useful 70 them fog
lief The time Was when bat few pars0ns could
write their names, but the progress Of the ego de-
nfands more rapid method Of writing, sud while
the active and intelligent HUsT and Will have TIE
advantages Of Phonograpby, the tndoieut must sub-
NIT TO the disadvantage caused by their oWD i1do-
leDce.
The esss with which It can be brought into profit
able and daily use is shown BY the following oeFtia
cates. II is only those who are tgnorGst OF Il who
ever speak against It,
NASHVILLE, Dec 18th, 1881
BIZ: The few lessons took from yoa come tine
since IN Photography, have enabled ms 70 ssvo more
than twothirds Of the labor IN preparing ny sermons
and have 10 doubt Il viii soon enable me 10 save
thres fourths Of it. have never spent tine more
proaaby than Ia its attainment, and feel perfectly
free il recommending Il 20 Cergymen generally, as
mss1sby which vast amount CT time may be saved
and that TOO with far iezs efoTt lan Il generally sur
posed. lee PTineiRles are few and sispls, q easy
word IL the language, either for present gse or per
mAnent record. YeuTs respectfully
Pastor Of the "a PTSsby.srisn Church.
Nashville Tsnn.
NASHVILLE, August I, Isos.
n about six uonthz from the time I began The
study Of Photography, with less thar one-third Of
said time devoted % its attainment, employed
as Reporter for the United States Beard Of Claims
The hfth I'll teaching OF Mr. J. " nolbesr, Of EsHh-
VILE and tha study and practice o. tie concise COM
nrebengfve. and iudiCously arranged phonngranh-c
books Of Ben Pitman, Of Cincinnati, have thus easily
enabled me 70 make Photography practically useful.
ia principles are quickly mastered, and know q
ncfbinr that young pers0ns cn learn with equal pros
Deci OF immediate and profitable employment.
The Secretary Of War has ordered, July Oh, 1858,
In General Order No. 20os pnonographic reporters
employed under the authority Of the 29th section Of
the act o. Congress, approved Aarch 3 1853, viii Re
allowed not exceeding Ten dollars per day." etc Tls
VIII of oourss greatly Increase tae demand Tor Re-
porters- DUAoAA Z. Eoz-s.
NASHVILLE, August {, 1853.
In January last Mr.. J. ". Dulbear gave, fras q
eAs~ze. o5urss Of lessons n Photography and w.
t.nrt 70 myself and many other wounded soldiers 10
Haspltal No % Tedious hours vera thus chaSg ec
70 pleasant and profitable ones. We Value highly
car knoYledge of PhopoEraphy, and those VINO have
lett the Hospital oorrespclt On Z with tnose who
have nos. q. r DsrTin, Of Company =, lea " :.
A Who returned home disabled Tor IL iron he
wounds, writes thsf he e teacasng Fhonography, aud
ARDS & 50 profitable that be would cot take $4,000
for Rkat be learned from Nh q thak both bolaiegf
ard 0floe would end The learning d 4 q prcttabie
eupioytneut iur Their iesEro tsna u camp o. hosPf
t., wl.hout detrnent 10 other duties.
W @. sHkFEB.
Clerk Hospital No %
II f5o1ozraphy were tsoght = every solder 10 TIE
aFIlys af. D. believes most q then Vc1i3 Fai1c =
as highly 1s the pay they reoaive fron the Govern
meat without in tae least Interfering With thsif do
uea &c sodicra.
-Bqu. TEoaAs BEyTos sid n Congrass;
Had THIS AT beon kneEn Forty years ago, q would
htvc saved me twenty years a hard iabor.h
II PhouosTnphy e tbs vzlaabie % savirE - large
IN amount d lifetime, should not every child have
lts vast advant1gcs especially Ehen they can Be had
~ 20 small e. sIpenae Of tine and gn0eeyf II t
Woald hzve saved tWsutY years hard labor % the
e o. nan, should yasFT Il hard ishor - brOaEht
up0a otbug4 i7E tks Wszi q bsss,aI q saoa s.sg
akialEmsEti hae-a