The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-24

y 80 Elfnpie AID easy that us prnSip4es can a. be
learned r. few hours, and email amount OF prae
tice viii enable one to vac It for the daily purposes
life
None but those who are acquainted with it can
form any les of il great bEovity snd simplicity On
OF tho ease with which il can be learned Bat tvhai
Is PhouagHphyf L Is system Of short hand writing
witch car be written ten times fast the common
writing, read az EARLY, and learned with Gar less
trouble.
II used not only by Reporters, but By hundreds o.
thousands In this country and in England, for private
writing, for composition for taxing testimony, etc;
10 cour;s, fer sermons for correspondence, for book
kee-5g etc. etc By ladies', By Students, BY Clerks,
BY Clergymen, By Lawyers, etc. and Is rapidly com
ing into general use.
As labor saving invention its value can scarcely
Be estimated and 1t requires but little time 70 learn
70 use 1t for the daily purposes Of life But the OBJ
lection Is made that others cannot read it Well then
let them spend few hours 10 learn s. fer whore Is
the ustce In requiring tho active and intelligent 20
spend ten days IN doing what they might do IN one,
merely 20 save the INDECENT q few hours effort 10
learning thing which would be useful 10 them fol
lief The time vas when bat Tow persons could
write their names, bat the progress OF the age de
mands a more rapid method Of writing, aud Whis
tho active and Intelligent MURT and WILL have the
advantages Of Photography, the indOleDt must sub
nit TO tho disadvantage caused By their own indo-
lsnoe.
The ease with which It can be brought into profit
able and daily use Is shown b. the following ceriih
eates It Il only those who arc sgaorat Of It who
ever speak asainstis
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18TH, 1891
sR: The few lessons took from you some time
since IA PhonogrRphy, have enabled 10 save more
than tWothirds Of She labor IN preparing my sermons
snd have no doubt it wiz soon enable me TO save
thrss-fourths Of il. have never spent time more
probably than IN its attainment and ieel perfectly
free in Recommending It to Cergymen generally, as
means By which . vast amount Of time may be saved
and thst TOO with far effort than Is generally sup
posed. It's principles are few aud simple, Of easy
attainment and suited 70 the full expression Of ever
word in the language, either for present or per
nanent record. You're respectfully
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterian Church,
Nashville, Tenn
NASHVILLE, August !, 1855.
In about SIX months from the time began the
study Of Photography, with le2s than one third q
said time devoted 70 its attainment, WAS employed
as Reporter for the United States Beard Of Gains
The faithful teaching OF Ar J. W. polbear, Of Nash
VILE ana The study and practice Of the concise com
prehensive and juaicicusly arranged Photographic
books Of Ben Ptmsn Of Cincinnati, have thus easily
enabled ne 10 make Photography practically useful
It's principles are quickly mastered, and know o.
nothing that young persons can learn with equal sros
poet Of Immediate aud profitable employment.
TIE Secretary q War has ordered, July 9th, 1885,
in General Order No. 20S, photographic reporters
employed under the auhortJ Of the 10Th seCtion Of
ths act Of Congress, approved March 3, 1883 win be
allowed Dot exceeding tsn dollars per day, etc THIS
VII Of course greatly Increase the demand Tor Re.
portors. DUsoAs Z. DoEEU.
NASHVILLE, august 4, Is6e.
In January last Mr.. J. ". DolbeaT gave, fee Q,
charge, ccurse Of lessons IN Photography and Wi.
ting to myself and many other wounded soldiers IN
Hospital No. %. Tedious hours were thus changed
70 pleasant and profitable ones We value highly
our knowledge Of Ph0nography, and taose who have
left the Hospital correspond IL u with thoss who
have nos. v. Z. Bergin, Of Company =, 18th ". s.
A, who returned home disabled Cor lie from biz
wounds writes that be Is teaching Photography, and
finds i 50 profitable that be would not take s6OOl
for what he learned from Mr. .. Ithink both SOLDIER
md oeaca would and the Earning Of q proGsabls
employment tor their leisure time II camp OF hospi
IA, without dstrinent 70 other dGties.
" g. SKATER,
Cle-k BOspitsl No =
II Ph0aOgrayky we're taught 20 every soldier IN Ga,
army, NJ d. believes most Of them would value
8s highly - the pay they receive from the Govern
r7ent without 81 the least interfering with helT do
ties A. soidicrs.
Boa. Tz0Mks n. BEsIoE said N Congre1s
Had this Art been known forty years sgo q woaI1
have saved ne twenty years Of hard labor"
II Photography 3 thus valuable 10 saving % iAyEs
90 amouut Of lifetime, Should not every child havs
~ Tast advantages, especially when they Be bsc
Il 80 small an expense 81 tire and maneyf II Il
would have saved twenty years Of bard labor 70 the
Iie az nan, ahosi& years < hard s5or Be brouzh
1pou others iog The vast o. hlesatnx 81 sacb eas.
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