Collins, David, Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Cooley, O. H., Springfield, Mass.
Clark Brothers, No. 551 Broadway, N. Y., 128 Genesee Street, Utica,
Franklin Building, Syracuse, New York, and Tremont Row, Boston, Mass.
Cook, George S., Charleston, S. C.
Coombs, F., San Francisco, Cal.
Cary, P. M., Savannah, Ga.
Chuchill, R. E., 55, State Street, Albany, N. Y.
Chase, L. G., Boston, Mass.
Dodge, E. S., Augusta, Ga.
Davie, D. D. T., Utica, N. Y.
Dobyns, T. J., New Orleans, La., and Louisville, Ky.
Done, T. C., No. 2, Place d'Armes, Montreal, Canada.
Durang. W. H., No. 303 Broadway, N. Y.
Ellicott, E., Main Street, Chester C. H., S. C.
Evans, O. B., Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
Evens, Chas., No. 380 Market street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ennis, T. J., 106 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Finley, M., Canandaigua, Ontario Co., N. Y.
Finley, A. C., Jerseyville, Ill.
Fitzgibbon, J. H., St. Louis, Mo.
Faris, Thomas, Corner Fourth and Walnut Street Cincinnati, Ohio.
Gurney, Jeremiah, No. 189 Broadway. N. Y.
Gavit, Daniel E., 247 Broadway, N. Y.
Gay, C. H., New London, Ct.
Geer & Benedict, Syracuse, N. Y.
Gatewood, E. H., Boonville, Mo.
Holcomb, J. G., Augusta, Me.
Howell, W. B., Lexington, Mo.
Hill, R. H., Kingston, Ulster Co., N. Y.
Haas, Philip, No, 289 Broadway, N. Y.
Hall, W. H., Rouse's Point, Clinton Co., N. Y.
Harrison. C. C., 293 Broadway, N. Y.
Hill, L. L., Westkill, Green Co., N. Y.
Hale, J. W., Newark, N. J.
Hough & Anthony, Pittsburg, Alleghany Co., Pa.
Hale, L. H., 109 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
Hawkins, E. C., Corner of Fifth and Walnut Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Insley, Henry E, 311 Broadway, N. Y.
Ives, L. M., No. 142 Washington street, Boston, Mass.
Johnson, Charles E., Cleveland, Ohio.
Jacobs, E., 73 Camp St, New Orleans, La.
Johnston, D. B., Utica, N. Y.
Johnson, George H., Sacramento, Cal.
Kelsey, C. C., Chicago, Ill.
Knight, W. M. Racine, Wis.
Lawrence, Martin M., No. 203 Broadway, N. Y.
Lewis, W. and W. H., No. 142 Chatham Street, New York.
Litch & Graniss, Waterbury, Ct.
Long, H. H., St. Louis, Mo.
Long, E., St. Louis, Mo.
L'homdieu, Charles, Charleston, S. C.
Martin, J. E., Detroit, Mich.
Marks, H. R., Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.
Mayall, J. E., No. 433 West Strand, London, England.
Merrick, Dr. G. W., Adrian, Mich.
Moissenet, F., New Orleans, La.
Moulthroup, M., New Haven, Ct.
Manchester & Brother, Providence, and Newport, R. I.
McDonald, D., Main Street, Buffalo, New York.
Miles, Chas. T., Fayette, Jefferson Co., Miss.
McClees & Germon, Philadelphia, Pa.
M'Intyre, S. C., San Francisco. California.
Morand, A., 132 Chatham Street, N. Y.
Naramore, William, Bridgeport, Conn.
Nichols, John P., No. 75 Court street, Boston, Mass.
Ormsbee & Silsbee, No. 203 Washington street, Mass.
Owen, N., Goshen, N. Y.
Prosch, G. W., Newark, N. J.
Peck, Samuel, New Haven, Ct.
Powelson & Co., 177 Broadway, N. Y.
Prod'homme, J. F., 663 Broadway, N. Y.
Reynolds, G. L., Lexington, Va.
Rice, S. N., 194 Canal Street, N. Y.
Root, M. A. & S., No. 363 Broadway, New York, and
140 Chesnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ritten, E. D., Dunburry, Conn.
Swift, H. B., 312 Market St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Sawyer, Jo., Boston, Mass.
Stansbury, B., Brooklyn, L. I.
Stamm & Upman, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sissons, N. E., No. 496 Broadway, Albany, N. Y.
Shorb, J. R., Winnsboro, S. C.
Shew, Myron, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Thompson, S. J., No. 57 State Street, Albany, New York.
Terry, Arther, Lima, Peru.
Tomlinson, William A., Troy, New York.
Van Alsten, A., Worcester, Mass.
Vail, J. H., New Brunswick, N. J.
Van Loan & Co., Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Westcott, C. P., Watertown, Jefferson Co., N. Y.
Wood, R. L., Macon, Ga.
Whipple, John A., Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Whitehurst, J. H., New York, Richmond, Norfolk, Petersburg,
and Lynchbury, Va., Baltimore, Md., and Washington City, D. C.
Wells, J. D., No. 3, Pleasant street, Northampton, Mass.
Walker, S. L., Broadway, Albany and Poughkeepsie, N. Y.
Warren, Geo. K., 128 Merrimack st., Lowell, Mass.
Walker & Horton, Newburgh, N. Y.
Wentworth. Henry, Fort Plain, Montgomery Co., N. Y.
Williams, J. A., Washington Square, Newport, R. I.
Williams, J. B., Philadelphia, Pa.
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=THE DAGUERREIAN JOURNAL,=
=Devoted to the Daguerreian and Photogenic Arts,= _also, embracing the
Sciences, Arts and Literature_.
The Daguerreian Journal is published semi-monthly, at 311 Broadway, on the
1st and 15th of every month.
=Business Department.=
Terms--_Three Dollars_ a year; in advance.
=Inducements for Clubbing.=
Two copies of this Journal will be furnished for one year for $5; four do.
for $9; and ten do. for $20
=Advertising.=
One square of 6 lines or less, one insertion, $0 50
Do. do. 10 " " " 75
Do. do. 14 " " " 1 00
Half page, one insertion, 6 00
One page, " " 10 00
Less than a half page, a year, per line, 1 00
Half page, per year, 50 00
One page, " 100 00
Register of Daguerreian Artists, not exceeding
two lines, $1 per year.
It is particularly requested that all addressing letters to us, would put
on the State, as well as the Town in which they live.
Subscribers are authorised and requested to send bank notes or change by
mail, at our risk, provided it is done in the presence of the Post Master,
and the letters are franked.
All communications and remittances intended for this Journal, in order to
secure attention should be post paid.
Daguerreian Artists that are travelling in the country, can have this
Journal sent to any place where they may be, provided they give us notice,
and the Post Office changed from.
[Hand] All Letters should be addressed (post paid) to S. D. HUMPHREY
Publisher, 311 Broadway, New York.
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=GURNEY'S DAGUERREIAN GALLERY.=
_189 Broadway, N. Y.,_
Has been known for years as one of the First Establishments of the kind
in the country, and the oldest in this city. Mr. G. attends personally to
the Operating Department, and having a superior arrangement of Light, as
well also as every other ability; and from his long experience in the Art,
he is at all times enabled to give perfect satisfaction to all who wish
a good likeness. His collection of large size pictures of distinguished
persons, are universally pronounced superior to any heretofore taken in
this country. Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invited to examine
them: 189 Broadway, directly opposite John Street.
_Copies of a Superior Daguerreotype of_ Jenny Lind _for sale_.
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=JAMES BROWN'S=
DAGUERREOTYPE MINIATURE GALLERY.
_181 Broadway: Rear Stairs._
THE undersigned, for four years the principal Operator of M. B. Brady, has
the honor to announce to his friends, and the fashionable circle, that
his Rooms are now open at the above No., for the transaction of business,
where he will be pleased to see his friends and the public generally;
and hopes to receive a portion of that patronage so liberally extended
to him while principal at Brady's. He will also take the liberty of
mentioning, to those unacquainted with the fact, that the pictures which
have received the different premiums for Mr. Brady, were taken, colored,
and arranged, with the assistance of Mr. Hays, who is still with him,
entirely by himself. Particular attention is called to the very superior
coloring tone and finish of the impressions from this establishment,
which, through an incessant study of seven years, the subscriber feels
conscious in asserting can always be relied on, as he attends personally
to his sitters. Pictures taken in any weather, in any desired style, and
his charges being extremely moderate, he hopes to suit all classes.
JAMES BROWN,
_Member of the Society for the Promotion of
Painting in Water Colors, and for ten
years a Student in the National
Academy of Design._
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=DOBYNS & Co.=
DEALERS in all kinds of Daguerreotype Stock, Plates, Chemicals, and
Apparatus. No. 6 & 28 Camp Street, New Orleans, La.; No. 60 Front Row,
Memphis, Tenn.; No. 489 Main Street, Louisville, Ky.
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=INSLEY'S DAGUERREOTYPES.=
HAYING had the honor, in the early part of 1840, to establish ONE of the
THREE Galleries first opened to the public, in this city or the world,
viz: by Mr. Wolcott, Professors Morse & Draper, and Insley and Prosch, the
undersigned flatters himself that his prolonged experience will enable
him to give entire satisfaction to those who desire Likenesses by this
charming process.
INSLEY,
311 Broadway, N. Y.
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=M. A. & S. ROOTS DAGUERREIAN ROOMS.=
CORNER of Broadway and Franklin Street, New York. M. A. & S. Root,
celebrated for years as Daguerreian Artists in Philadelphia, have opened
a magnificently furnished SUITE OF ROOMS, in the most fashionable part of
the city, (No. 363 Broadway, corner of Franklin Street,) where, having an
admirably arranged light, they flatter themselves that they will be able
to furnish Daguerreotype Likenesses, equal in finish, accuracy and effect,
to anything of the kind in the world. They have received Six Medals from
the various Fairs and Institutes of our country; also the two highest
Medals at the Fair of 1850 in New York and Philadelphia, for the best
specimens of Daguerreotypes ever exhibited. The public are respectfully
invited to visit their Rooms and examine their Gallery of Likenesses of
the most distinguished people. Gallery Free.
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=MYRON SHEW,=
DEALER in Daguerreotype Apparatus and Materials, Wholesale and Retail, 116
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
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=A. MORAND=
DAGUERREIAN ARTIST,
132 Chatham Street, N. Y.
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=J. W. THOMPSON'S=
DAGUERREIAN GALLERY and Depot of Daguerreian Materials of all kinds,
Instruments, Apparatus, and everything belonging to the Art, for sale
at low prices. Every Operator knows the advantage of buying his Stock
(especially plates and chemicals) of a person who not only sells Stock,
but is also a practical Daguerreotypist.
315 Broadway, N. Y.
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=POSTAGE ON THE DAGUERREIAN JOURNAL=
THERE has been a few instances where Postmasters have charged pamphlet
postage on this Journal. We say the Daguerreian Journal is "subject to
newspaper postage only," because that is all that can legally be charged
on it. A newspaper must be published as often as "once a month," and
contain intelligence of passing events.
This publication is semi-monthly, and contains, a general summary of
"passing events." The law says it may contain two sheets, if the two
together do not exceed 1,900 square inches. This Journal contains less
than 1,100 square inches. These sheets may be folded in any shape, or
printed on paper of any color. The following is an extract from the Act of
Congress for regulating postage.
"A newspaper is defined to be any printed publication issued in numbers,
and published at stated intervals of not more than a month, conveying
intelligence of passing events. It generally consists of a sheet, but may
be composed of two sheets of paper. In such case, it is chargeable with
newspaper postage only; provided that the sheets in the aggregate do not
exceed 1,900 square inches.
"A pamphlet is a small, unbound, printed book."
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=LAWRENCE SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,=
HARVARD UNIVERSITY
=CAMBRIDGE, MASS.=
Special Students attend daily from nine o'clock, A. M., till five o'clock,
P. M., in the Laboratories, and under the direction of the following
Professors:
Louis Agassiz, L. L. D., Professor of Geology and Zoology; Jeffries Wyman,
M. D., Professor of Comparative Anatomy and Physiology; Henry L. Eustis,
A. M., Professor of Engineering; Eben Norton Horsford, A. M., Professor of
Chemistry.
Instruction is also given by Professor Peirce, in Mathematics; Professor
Lovering, in Physics; and the Messrs Bond, at the Astronomical Observatory.
All lectures delivered to under-graduates of the College, are free to
members of the Scientific School.
For further information apply to
E. N. Horsford, Dean of the Faculty.
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=DAGUERREOTYPE.=
The undersigned would call the attention of Daguerreotypists and the trade
to the recent improvements in their manufacture of plates, which, by a new
method of finishing, enables them to present an article possessing a finer
and softer surface, and requiring much less polishing than formerly. The
edges of all are neatly bent.
Owing to greater facilities in manufacturing, the prices have been
reduced, so as to bring them at about the same cost as the best imported
brands.
They have constantly on hand a large assortment of
Plates,
Cases,
Frames,
Mattings,
Preservers,
Lockets,
Chemicals,
and Apparatus of every style and variety which they offer at the lowest
prices.
Agents for Voightlander's, Harrison's and other Cameras; Harrison's new
Buffing Wheel, &c., &c.
Scovill Manufacturing Co.,
No. 57 Maiden Lane, New York.
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=CINCINNATI=
DAGUERREOTYPE STOCK ESTABLISHMENT.
The undersigned would call the attention of those wishing Daguerreotype
goods, to his large and general assortment of all articles appertaining to
the Daguerreian arts. The following named articles comprise only a few,
compared with the great variety of his stock.
_Cameras_--"_Voightlander and Sohn's_" German Cameras.
C. C. Harrison's Quarter, Halves, Wholes, Mammoth, View, and Quick Working
Cameras. Also a general assortment from other manufacturers.
Complete sets of Apparatus--such as Coating Boxes, Mercury Baths, Plate
Holders, Buffs, Buff Wheel, Peck's and Scovill's Patent Blocks, Lewis' new
Iron Rests, Iron and Chair Head Rests, Gilding Stands.
Cases--Papier-Mache inlaid with Mother of Pearl, Velvet in and out with
Clasps and Locks, Morocco lined with Velvet, Silk and Satin, Plain and
Gilt, also a great variety of fancy patterns.
Plates of all sizes--Scovill's, French, 40th of the Star, and other first
quality Brands.
Chemicals--American, German and French Bromine, Dry and Chloride of
Iodine, Hydroflouric Acid, Cyanide of Potassium, Pure Distilled Mercury,
a superior article of Chloride of Gold for Gilding, Hyposulphite of Gold,
Chloride of Calcium, Colors, Rotten Stone, Rouge, an excellent article.
Lamps, Nippers, Glass Funnels, Glass Graduates, Prepared Buckskins,
Brushes, &c., &c.
All of the above articles are of the first quality, and will be furnished
at reasonable rates.
Orders punctually attended to and satisfaction given.
PETER SMITH,
No. 36 Fifth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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=MYRON SHEW,=
DEALER IN DAGUERREOTYPE APPARATUS AND MATERIALS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
No. 116 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
German and American Cameras of all sizes and of the best manufacture,
Coating Boxes, Camera Stands, Mercury Baths, Buffing Vices, Head Rests,
Plates, Cases, Chemicals, Frames, Gold and Gilt Lockets, Fancy Book Cases,
Papier-Mache Cases, Preservers, Mats, Glass, and all articles used in the
Art constantly on hand in great variety at the lowest prices.
Mr. S. having had a number of years practical experience in the
Daguerreian Art, feels confident that he is prepared to give satisfaction
to his customers in the selection of articles used in the business.
This being the only establishment in Philadelphia devoted exclusively to
Daguerreotype materials, Artists will find it to their interest to call at
once where they are sure of finding every article used in the Art.
Orders from the country promptly and faithfully attended to.
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