The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-03-27
PHONOGRAPHY

Is 70 simple asd easy that 10 principles can al be
learned IN = few hours ard q small amount Of prac
tco viii enable one 70 use icT ths daily purpose Of
lie.
None but those who arc acquainted with q On
fC7u any lea o. its great BrowEy and simplicity OF
OF tho ease With which H can DO learned. But What
Il fh0Eography1 Il s system Of short hand writing
which can be written ten times as tst - the
writing, read a. easily, and learned With far lees
trouble
Il Used not only By Reporters Gut By hund1s Is Of
Thousands 10 this country and IN Enga1d for private
writing, for composition, for taxing testimony, ETC.;
10 courts for sermons foe cOrrespOE dCnco for book
keeT ag etc. etc by Ladies, by Students, By Clorzs
BY Ciergymon, BY lawyers, etc. and Is rapidly con-
ing into general us3.
As labor saving invention, its value car scarcely
be estimated, and it requires bat little time 10 earu
% use for che daily purposes Of lie. Bat the OBJ
lection Is made thai others cannot read 90 Well then
!Ci them spend few hours to learn t. for whore s
the justice IN requiring the active and intelligent 10
spend ten days IN doing what they might DO 10 ono
merely % gave the indOleDt q few hours Effort IN
learning thing which would be ussf1l % them f0r
Hcf The time when but few persons could
write their nance, bat the progress Of she age do
mends more rapid method OF writing, and while
the active and intelligent Hggr and VIE have the
advantages Of Photography, the iud0lcns must sub
Eiit 70 the disadvantage caused by their own iBdo-
lsnce.
The case With which Il csn be brought INTO pront-
able snd daily uso is shown By the following oertB-
cater. II Is only those who arc isoreat Of Il who
ever speak against It.
NASHVILLE, Dec. lSth, 1880
hR J. " DO1HzAH:
Sn: The few lessons took from Won some tina
since In Pb0ucsrapby, have enabled mo o rave more
thau twOthrs Of the labor I'm preparing my sermons
aud have 10 doubt Il viii soon enable M % save
o9iOurihs Of u. have never spent time more
probably THANH rs attainment. Eud feel perfectly
free Ia recommending 10 90 Ciergymsn generally, ~
means Dy which = vest amount Of time uly b. Bay5d
aad that 700 With far iess effort Than r. generally sup
posed. is principles are few aud npie, q easy
attainment and suited % the full aEpressl0n of ever
word 10 the laugu1ge either for present csc or per-
HsneE' record Yours respectfully -
Pastor Ct the q rrrsby,erisn Chareh,
MELVILLE, Tenn.
EAsgvILLH, August ], 1858
In Abort SIX months from the time I began The
study o. Ph0nography, with lees than one-third q
said tine devoted b ia attsnmsut, Was EMPLOYED
~ Reporter for the United s-atss Board o. Clarn6
The aiibiUi teaching Of Sir. J. y Dobear, Of Nash.
vile, and the stzcy ald practice Of the concise COM
Preheusige, and jud.C0us.y Arranged Photographic
books Of Ben Piman, Of Cincinnati, have thus easily
enable! me % make Photography practically useful
ItB principles arc quickly mastered and I know Of
nothing that young persons learn nth equal pros
peci Of immediate and profitable employment.
Tue Secretary o. War has ordered, JulY 9th, 1888,
In General order No. 208, monographs reporters
employed Under tie auihOfty Of the 29th section %
the acI Of COngress approved 1arch 8 1858, viii b
allowed net exceeding tn dollars per day" sto ThiI
viii Of course greatly increase tde demand Tor Re
poTteFs- ursCAH =. DOEBls.
NASHVILLE, August 4, Is51.
IN JGELafy lasI mr.. y. ". DoiDeaf aaFet free o.
ohGrgs, q Courso q lessons no Fh0nOErapny aud VII
ting b myself and many other wounded soldiers In
Hospitsl No. % Tedious hours we're Ties CHANGED
y p-e1sant and profitable once. We value highly
our knowledge u PhOE1grnphy, and those who have
lsft the Hospital correspond "a o with thOas who
have nOi, ". r. Darwin, q Company =, 10Th v. a.
A., who returned home disabled f0r life IRON bis
Wounds writes that hs e teaching Photography, and
finds 10 so profitable that he would not taks f6,0Oq
fyr shat be learned from NJ D. think both soldiers
snd Office would end the learning % 10 profitable
employment Tor their leisczs time &C. camp o. hOspt
tal, Wiih01t detfiment ~ ether duties.
". @. sHAFER,
Clerk Hospital No. %
n Fh0nography we're tangnt - every soldier 90 tss
srmy, Hr. d. believes m0si q Teen gouid yalus %
a. highly - the pay they receive from TIC dOvern-
msnt without n the Lead interfering Eilh thcz du
Ties e. soldicrs.
Hon. TH0EAs II. BssI0H said 10 Congress.
'Hed biz Art been ku0rn i1riy years ago Il would
have saved no twenty years Of hard nhor'
II Photography is thus valuable 10 saYng 40 large
"a amouat " lifetime, should s0t every child have
- vast sdvantlgqE osgecaly Ehen ihcg car - had
- 20 small an s1ysnas 81 tine ard money! HM
EOald hs7g -agel tEeUty years u hard labor % ne
ne 81 one usu should years q hsg a5of BE- brought
gosu others Tor ths uEst % bisss'Bg o. such ear
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