The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-12
PHONOGRAPHY

& 81 simple ard easy that iis principles can III d
learned "a a few hours and small amount OF pr.
tce will enable one 70 uze u for the daily purposs
. life.
None but those who are acquainted with lt 4.
form any lea Of is great breVlty aud simplicity,
Of the ease with which 1t can be learned. But VII
Is PhoaOCraphyi u is system Of short hand wrir
which can Be written ten times a. fast as The comm
writing read as easily aud learned with Gar ltI
trouble
It Is used not only by Reporters, but By hundreds
thousands 10 this country and 10 England for priya
writing, for composition, for taxing testimony, ed
In courts for sermons for correspondence, Tor boo
keeping, etc, etc b. ladies, BY Students By Clerk
BY CloTgymen, By Lawyers, etc, and q rapidly cod
ing into general use.
A. labor saving invention, its valao can scarce
be estimated and it requires bus little time 20 eat
10 use t for the daily purposes Of lie. Bat The
lection made that others cannot read iti Well thia
lot them spend few hours % learn g. for where
the justice 40 requiring the active and Intelligent
spend ten days In doing what they mght do IN 0nt
merely 20 save the INDECENT q few hours Effort
learning thing which would be useful 10 them
Lief The time was when but few persons c0u.
write their names, but the progress Of The age 81
mands more rapid method Of writing, and Vii
the active and INTEL gent NUT and WILL have 81
advantages Of Photography, the incident must s1e
nit 70 The disadvantage caused By heir own I'D
lence.
Tho ease with which e can Be brought into PROD
able and daily use is shown BY the following cert
Gates. II is only those who are fgHoTaHt Of iis,
ever SPEAK against t.
EAsHTLlz, Dec. 1sih, lsso
sRs The few lessons took from you some On
since In Photography, have enabled me 10 save nc
than two-thirds of t6e labor 10 prspar ne ny sem
and have no doubt u VIII soon enable me Be-
three fourihs q Do. ! havs never spent ume
probably thanh he attainment, anil ieel PERI
Tree IN recommending IL 20 Clergyman generally,
means By which 4 vast amount or time may -
and Al ~ vii r. n ..HI u
posed. Its principles arc few and staple, Of
attainment and suited b the fun expression 81 eve
word IN the language, either for present use Or p
nanent record. Xeurs respectfully ~,
Pastor Of the "a Presbytsriaa Church,
Nashville, Tsns.
NASHVILLE, August I, 1873.
In ab0ut six months from the tins Z began q
study Of Photography, with lees than one ihisd
Eaid time devoted % rs aitainmsnt, was employs
a. Reporter foi the United States Beard o. Claims
The faithful teaching ofMr. J. W. Dolbear q Mas
vile, and the stady and practice Of the ooncse, cor
prehensive, and iEoicolsy arraegsd phonogrhph
books Of Ben Ptnlan, Of CnCiunati, have thus east
enabled me 70 make Photography practically assiu
It's principles are quicsiy mastered, and know q
nothing that young persons can learn with equal pros
pect ofinmediate and profitable employmenf.
ne secretary Of Var has ordered, July on, l3od
IN "General Order No. 208, paOnographic reporter
employed under The authority Of the 9ih aoui.0u
the act Of Congress, approved March 3, 1888 Elll
allowed net exceeding tsn dollars per dily, etc -
viii d course grostly Increase lhe demand or r.
poriers. BUacaH K. Do1ld.
NASHVILLE, August T. 1853
IN January lsst Mr.. J. ". Dobear gave. trss a
ctarqs, q course - lessons IN Photography ana Wfi
ting % myself and many other wounded soldiers n
Hospital No 90. Iedious hours Wer8 thus chazgs
10 pleasant and profitable gnos- We Faius higt :
our knowledge o. Phouograrhy, and iaogs via ~
Left the Hospital correspond IN Is with thoz5 eial
have not. ". = DerVin, 81 Company =, ICth a .A
A., who returned hone disabled Tor life from hii
wounds, writes that b. e teaching Photography, 40
fnds it so pfoitabie that be would noe taks 800
Or what be iearnei from M. d. think both solder
snd once Wonld lnd tie learning % q q profiab
cmployment Tor their leisure tine IN camp o. h0sy
al, without dstriment % other datios.
w. 9. sHAFER,
Clerk Hospital No 2.
n PhonOgraphy we're iaught n every soldier IN "a
army, NJ. ID. believes most q them Hoad value
As highly a. the pay they receive frcm tho Govern
mqnt without % The ielst interfering with lher Do
ties a. soldiers.
Bon. THOMAS p. BEzIos said n Congress.
fiIad thia art been known f1rly years ago, Il W0u
have saved ne tNeuty years Of hard abor.n
III Phon0Uaphy n thu1 valuable IN saving 10 iafg
an am0ant o. . lstlnls, should not every child bar
its vast advantages, especially when ihey can be la
e. % smaH az s1psnas Of t.me aud money! n
would haFe saved twenty years Of hard labor b ~
ie q one nan, should ycarg ~ har ator b. bfUugh
spol others ior fhs Wsat % biesrinE o. sueh sas
aitainmentf an6-ti