C0LORED Photographic Likenesses, MARTINS

 FORMERLY MENNRS MARTTN k LOCKE
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MEoohc' MARTIN 9 LOChE WILL remain in this place for short lime. w aud will execute Photograph: Like nessess by the Daguerreo;ype process, in supe. rior style, possessing 0iIthe Colors ot Life aud tcaTrGRied to giUe safisFaciion.

 Having made themselves acquai nted with all the latest Improvements in the Art, they are prepared with the Use of different and supe> rior article of Chemicals and Gliding, b winch, the imnresSion receives a perfectly cier and natural appearance, and is trade peymanen; upon the Plate.) to do work which shall com. pare with any done m the cities. Oar mode of operating being the same as thot of the princi~ pal Galleries in New York and Boston. and en- tIrely different from those who preceded us.

 They would say to those who have pictures taken by the cid method which are either faded out, or unliielike in color, sc, that they will take them in EXCHANGE FOR NE H' OWES, or find a new plGe and put them up into the cases at reasonable prices.

 Groups of from two to six taken with all the distinctness of single picture.

 Likenesses of children taken with much suc- cess. Also, Likencsses taken from Family Portraits which look more natural and litcllke than the Painting.

 Ladies and Gentlemen are solicited to call and examine specimens, and sit for their Like ncsSeS, if they choose, by way ot experiment.

 {IS~Li6tncSseS taken in all Kinds of 1ceother

 Rooms 1st building west of the Congregation. al Church 2