The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-28
Auta01 q he assisass q FsanAnship. :

Rsrsoas tom % % years can learn fhfs sysieml
IN 9 few lessons ladies' are taught % write In !
neat, easy and rapid manner, and gentlemen II bold
e ssrsons aea1aintod with ifs merits. his sv.seu
Of writing needs other recommendation, but thoss
unacquaintod with u, Mr. D. refers 70 the following
remarks and testimonials. Instead Of teaching Pen.
mznshsp merely as an lEsetios ATf, an experience d
- years has enabled him TO reduce Is the eefesnss
81 science, that being guided b knOssle5oe in
stead q TandoEs pTacce, pupils from 10 YEAR, ca
il short tine learn 70 write With EASE, EIGJsNCE
add RAPIDffY
So accurate Is his system, and 80 unifor1e in lie
success that after witnessing tE Effects on zeFera
hundred pupils IN Nashville the laInented Alfred
Hume observes:
ssEayin2 had = fair opportunity Of examining youg
system OF PenmaIship, and having seen the wonder
fal and rapid improvement Of your pupils in ny
school consider i but iust % say that believe II
70 be not only the be ssss, but ne only Oas dssT-
vfng tie Eenss-fOr By strict Ettento1 70 theFues Civ.
en, ong person may IN q short tine. acquire free,
rapid, and elegant hand should be pleased 70 see
Il universally adopted.2
This expression was concurred In by
MAJ. Gen. 3. P. Gaines, .. 8. Army;
His Exceleney, James G. Jones, Gov. q TenneEsse.
Bt. Rev. J. q. otsy, BiahoP Of Tennessee.
RI. Rev. r. P. Niles, Bishop 81 Nashville.
Rev. Philip Lncsey, D. D. Pres. Of Nashville Uni
yersity.
ssv. J. T. Edgar, D., and many other citizens, Of
whom, Andrew Jackson says:
'eBeing requested by Messss. Dolbea- 70 state he
within, do win much pleasures being Scqaainted
With most Of than they are highly respectable, and
gentlemen OF education and Of high standing IN so
cisty. Given ii the Hsrmtags this 2sd day Of
ootobors 1913. ANDREW JACKSON
FTom De b. Rec. Bsakoy Ossy.
CoLUAEIA, Tenn, Nov. 20, ls4S.
Ma. J. w. DOIszAR-DeSr Sir I have been much
Interested and pleased in examining your system Of
PeElnanship. Your method Of teaching seems TO me
% be both skal and faithful, and the Improvement
Of your pupils is surprising aud rapid beyond any
thing have ever witnessed. / shall feel happy /!
this testimony 10 your merit shall lead others to avail
themselves OF your instruction Ia one Of the most
beautiful and useful arts and an very respectfully,
oto. JAS. 3. OTEY.
Fr0n hs Hos. ledge ~ GTssa,
President OF the Law School, az Lebanon, Tenn. enc
who YVES for q years On TIE Supreme Bench Of Ten
or. Dolbear has spent many years IN teaching
and periecting hs system Of instruction, and is BIZ
far superior TO any teacher Of penanship have ev.
er seen. You viii perceive At once that he ia man
Of fine intelligence Be gives instruction without
rsGsoa and bis reasoning is Just and clear that
you at once perceive tbs principle he seeks 70 mpart
and that being fixed in the mind, the pupil acting
upon g. learna 70 write with ease snd rapidly,
/ IS well e. with elegance.
1 commend Mr.. Doibear 70 your kind attention, and
trust it viii be consistent with your views and feel
render him viii be woTthiy bestowed and win obIige
me Very respectfully, your friend,
LEBAEos, TEsE., Oct %, 1866. N. GREEN.
The following very Just remarks Of the Hon. Thos.
a. Benton, U. s. senator, are worthy the attentive
regard OF parents and all young persons who have
any hope OF success In the business OF life.
| WAssIEdTos CrrY, June o, 1913,
Eir-Considering good handwriting to be not only
an mplishment, but means Of success to every
man engaged il buiness greatly applaud your NOR
iorous ezertons TO improve the chirography Of the
age. gentleman or a lady either who writes badly
never writes willingly and consequently often fail t.
write when they sheuld and when they do write IL d
done at the Last moments With haste and impAtience
and consequently with faults Of all kinds often com
hitting and njuring both the writer and the cause
| which he advocates Wishing you every success II
your lRudsble undertakings,
remain yours, respectfully,
TH0S. Fl. BENTON.
Allow no TO Introduce 20 you nay friend, }. ". Dol,
bear, who sits your city for the purpose Of teach
| ing Penmsnship and Photography. Els reputation
as successful teacher is 50 well and SO widely estab
desire 10 present him as gentleman from whose 50
oiety have derived much pleasure and profit, and a
| one whom you have the intelligence 70 appreciate
anything you may do 10 further his designs will b,
gratefully acknowledged By your friend,
JOHN q. EDGAR.
BOOM ose Szsfps Drug gsoss, Ger. cAsroh asS Vls
srsss,. HOURS, to II, a. n, 20 8, p. n, And
to at night.
VIII DC furnished fes Of eAGrSs 10 sOldiersin Or Ou
OF the Eespitais II their bottles or lnkEiands All
brought at the above hours ScLBKEs are taught one
third less than citizens.