COLORED Photographic Likenesses. 4 n n
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-s &<S S' +'A~AAS ~H' J ~O TWILL remain in this place for short time. " and will execute Photographic Like. nesSess by the Daguerreoivpe process in supe- rIor style, possessing aNhe C0loTS ct L/c aHd ~ nrantSd 10 aiue sutif0ction.

 Having made themselves acquainted with all the idtcst Improvements in the Art, they are prepared (a,h the use of different and supe- rIpr article uf Chemicals and Gliding, by which, the impression receives perfectly c/eW and maturR appearance, and is made permanent upon the Pae.) 10 do work which shall com. pare with any done m the cities. Our mode of operating being the same as Ih t of the princi> pal Galleries in New York and Boston. aud en- trely different from those who preceded us.

 They would say to those who have pictures taken bythe old method which are either faded cut, or unllfelihe in cnlor, &c., that they will take them in EXCHANGE FOR .NE v OWES, or find new pltte and put them UT into the cases at reasonable prices.

 Groups "f from two to six taken with all the disIinrtnrss of q single picture.

 LHene,ses of children taken with much snc- cess. Also. Likcncsses taken from Family Portraits which look more natural and llteIke than the Painting.

 Ladies and Gentlemen are solicited to cal ari examine specimens, and sit for tFclr Like ncsses, if they choose, by way of experiment.

 {rS- Littn~sSrs takcn in all Uhinds of ,Dcniher

 Rooms Is, building west of the Congregation al Church.