The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-01-13
PHONOGRAPHY

e simple aEd easy that It's principles can al DO
learned Ia few hours and a small amount Of rrac-
tee will enable one % use II for the dairy purposes Of
life.
None but those who arc acquainted with Il can
form any lea Of its great brevlty and simplicity or
Of the ease with which II be learned. Bat what
il Phonographyi Il is system 81 short hand writing
which can be written ten times East the c0mmoa
writing, read As easily, and learned With lar loss
trouble.
Il used not only BY Reporters but By hundreds Of
thousands in this country and ia EDgaud fgr private
writing, for composition, for taxing testimony etc.:
10 courts for sermons, for correspondence for book
keeping, etc, etc by ladies', by Students by Cerks
BY Clergymen, By Lawyers, etc. and s rapidly CON-
inB into general use.
As a LABOR saving invention, is value can scarcely
be estimated and IL requires but little time 10 sara
to use lt for the daily purposes Of life. But the OBJ
lection Is made that others cannot read III Well than
let them spend few hours 30 learn e for where Ia
the justice in requiring the active and intelligent 10
| spend ten days Ia doing what they night do ia one
| merely 90 cave the ndOlent few hours effort in
! learning a thing which would be useful 10 them flr
| LIEF The time when but few persons could
write their names, but the progress Of the age de-
| mands more rapid method Of writiug and whua
the active and INTEL gent mUsr aud Will have tbe
advantages Of Photography, the incident must sub
nit 70 the disadvantage caused BY their own indo.
lsnce.
The ease with which il can be BROUGHT INTO srost.
able and daily Is shown by the following certa.
Gates. IL is only those who are islorant Of h ho
| ever speak against e.
NASHVILLE, Dec. 18th, 1890
/ sR: The few loss0ns took from You soma time
since In Photography, have enabled % save more
than twothrds Of the labor n propar ing my seruloua
and have no doubt IL viii soon enable me to save
three fourths OF u. have never spent time more
probably than In ia attainment aud feel perocty
Tree IN recommending it % Clergymen generally as :
means ~ which vast amount Of time may Be saved
and that too With far less ei0rt than s generally su
/ posed. Its principles are few aud simple u es-v
attainment and suited % the full expression Of every
word in the language, either for present use Or per-
manen' record 4sors respectfully
Pastor Of the "a Presbyterian CaaTeh,
| Nashville, Tsnn.
EAaTrLLE, August 7, 1858
In about SIX months from the time I began TIE
study Of Photography, with less than one Lhlrd o.
said time devoted 70 ts attainment was endowed
a. Reporter FOR the United States Beard Of Ciafns
The hiulteaching ofMr. j. " Dolbear, Of Nah
vile, aud the study and practice or thu c1uefsa CON-
prchensive, AMI juoiciolsy arranged phOporrsnbie
books u Ben Ptman, Of Cincinnati have thus esriiy
enabled me % make Photography practically usefsf
Its principles arc quickly mastered, and know III
nothing that young persons can learn with equal ps
pect Of Immediate and profitable employment
TIE SECRETARY Of War has ordered, July 9th Igg3
10 General Order No. 203, pnonographic reb5rters
employed under the authority Of tie Lofh 80 ~ ~
the act Of Congress, approved March 1893 viii ~
allowed not exceeding Ten dollars per day % &c TIA
VII o. oolfse gfcaty Increase The demand Tor 10
porters. DUsc1s K DoaHm.
HAsIuLrg, August 4, 1888.
IN January lat Mr.. J. W. Dolsear gave. 1rss Of
charge, course d lessons in Photography and W-l
ting % myself and many other wounded solf.ers la
Hosgita! No 20 Tedious hours Wers thus chaEgei
70 pleasant and profitable ones. We value highiv
our knowledEe o. Pnonography, and those Who hsvs
eft The Hospital correspond On g with those uhg
have not. W. = Dervin, Of Company y Irth "a
A., Who returned homo disabled f0r M from bi4
wounds, writes thai 10 10 teaching rhonoqraDi, apd
finds e 80 probable that De would uot ale feoO0
fJr what be learned from Mr. D. Think both eodlqrf
and olice would lud the learning d e q proft4bs
employment ior their leisure time in caup ~ hraui.
ials without dstrimeEt 70 other duties.
W. g. eHAFER
Cork Hospital No %
II Pho1ogfaphy we're taught 70 every soldier Ga fbs
army, NJ d. bcilcTcs most o. them would vaIus la
az liSllJ az the pay they recciVs from The G0vorn
meut tholt 10 the least interfering With their a.
ties a. s0diers
hon. lHouAs II. BEsToH galf in CONGRESS.
'-tad this ari been kn0xn forty years ago q vrrlf
nave saved ne twenty years q bard '1bor.d
III fhon0graphy "a thus Faiu1bie In EzVinq % Iarrr
an amount Of lifetime, should u0t every child h.Te
- vast ad yntrgts, especially when thcy cau Be "a
ai 20 small an ezpense n time and money! m
would havs saved tweuty years Of hard labor 70 tls
NE d ons man, should years u hard labor 10 brourb
upon others for The want u besF.ag n spsh essT
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