The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-13
PHONOGRAPHY

u AAOAH 0AN ~ "A II "A n
b % simple aHd easy tha IL principles ali be
learned 10 few hours, and q small amount Of uras-
tee wiz enable one 70 use Il Tor Tie daily purposes q
life
None but those who are acquainted with a can
form any lea % its great brsvity and simplicity o.
Of the ease with which it can be learned. Bat what
s. Phonographyi 10 % system Of abort hand writing
which can be written ten times fist as tho common
writing, read As easily, and learned with far less
trouble.
It used not only BY Reporters bat b. hundreds Of
thousands In this country ard IN England for private
writing, FOR composition, for taxing testimony, eto;;
10 courts, for sermons, for correspondence Tor book.
keeping etc. etc By ladies', By Students, b Clerks,
By clergyman by Lawyers, ETC., and q rapidly COM
Ing into general Csc.
As labor saving invention rs va,ie can scarcely
be estimated, and t requires but little time % earn
% use q for the daily purposes 0f fs. But the OBJ
lection n made that others cannot read ft Well than
Jet them spend few hours % learn q, for where e
the justice tn requiring the active and Intelligent b
spend ten days In doing what thsy night DO IN one
merely 70 save the iud0lent q few hOurB elorl In
learning thing which would be usofal % them ~
lnei The time was when bat f8E persons could
write their names, but the progTcag Of the age de-
mands a more rapid method Of writiug, and TafIa
the active and Intelligent nUn and VIII have the
advantages 81 Photography, tho INDECENT must SUB
Nit 70 tns diaadTantago caused b. thof Owe indo-
leuo8.
Tho ease wiih which it can BE- broaght into prsat
able and daily use e shown By the following oortia-
eAies. lt r. only those Hho Aro l9aoralR Of it Via
NAsHuLrH, Dec lsth, 1880
sUs The few lessons took from you some tina
since In Fhonography, have enabled ne 70 save more
than iWOthirda Of The labor IN preparing nag seFmons
and have no doubt q win soCn enable me 10 ave
three iourlhs Of b.. have never spent tirag more
probably Than IA its attanmont, and ieel periooiy
Tree IN recommending g 70 ClerFyaasn generally, ss
means by which q vast amount a t.re NAV - savs6
and that TOO with ar aas effort than Il generally sus-
posed lts pr.nelPle., aFo feF and anpie, q easy
word Ia the language, either for present zee CO par
"a HAYS,
Pastor q The q Presbyterian chaIes,
EaEhvli8, Teaa.
EAsHEIILH, AuguEt I, 1850.
IN about SIX mc1fhs from the time beran ne
study q fhoRoEraphgi VIA less then oue-third u
aad urne devoted 70 lts alsainmeat, wa employed
Reporter f0r the Uaited siatgs Beard Of Gains.
he iail il teaching Of sF. J. " Doibosr, Of Nash
Vile and the study and practice d the concise, con-
pFehensiVe, and judici0gsiy arranged phonographio
books Of Ben Pitman, Of Cincinnati, have thus ezsliy
enabled me % make Photography practically aaodli.
It's principles are quickly mastered, and En0H q
nothing that young pcrsOus learn with equal pros
pect Of Immediate and profitable euplOymsit.
The 5ocretsry u War has ordered. July On, 1853,
20 General Order No. 118, Db5n0graphe reporters
employed aaaer ne auioorliy Q. re On secio1 %
the act o. Congress, approved March 3 la63 viii be
allowed not e1ceeding len dollars per day. oto ThE
VII n oourse gfsallT ilcrassa The demand for Re-
Porters. DUs0aE X. Dozsla.
HAsIvfLtE, August 4, 15G5.
In Jau1ary lat M J. ". Dobear gave, re- -
elargs, courra Of assons iu Pho1ograghy and WI.
Tag 70 mysoif and many cher sounded soldiers IN
Hospital No. %. Tedious hours uer6 ihus chaaget
% pleasant and probable ones We value highly
our kneEie1ge d Photography, and those who have
left The Hospital correspond IN o Eiih tbos8 wa
have not. ". T. berFlns 81 Company D, tGih -.
A., Eh0 returned home disabled f1r ne iron his
wounds, write that b. 3 teaching Photography, and
dnds e 70 profitable that be would uoi lte 5000
f0r what be learned flom Mr. D. thuk both soldiers
and ofloe would lnd the Learning n q a probable
employment Ter their leisure tine IN camp or hoEpF
tai, without dstrineus 70 ether duiIes.
VIC. gRAEEE,
Clcrk Hospital No. ~
II PhouoErsphy we're taught q every soldier a ths
array, Mr. b. BELIEVES moai - them WouA Falle Is
ss lghly a. The pay iheF receigc from nc GoVeru-
msui without 10 he lsesi interarng Win their a.
iles soldiers.
Bon. TEoHfs II. BEEr5E sad IN Ccnffcrgs
fHaf this Ar BEEN known f3rty yaara age. g uortl
have saFed ne tEs1iT years ~ bard labfT."
II Photography "a thG5 valuable In Hlrug - larrs
81 amount ~ lifetime, should not eVcry chuf haF8
rs vast adVlniage1, cspecaly when fksF ca be had
Et % snail on sTpe1so of time and money! us
Eould havs saved tEcty years 81 hard lsbof % ne
s 81 one man sho1ld ycaFs q hard lbor b bToughf
upon ether. IoE ne sat o. biassinz cf t1la usT
atisinuoutf lanG-n