ROBERT HUNT.

_Waxed-paper Pictures._--Will your correspondents or yourself do me the

favour to say, how such beautiful pictures have been produced and exhibited

by Mr. Fenton and others by the waxed-paper medium, if that process be so

bad and defective? When I have followed it, and exercised consistent

patience, I have ever produced pleasing and faithful results. That when

parties do not themselves prepare, it becomes expensive, I am willing to

admit; but I am inclined to attribute many failures to the uncertain heat

of hot irons, which _must_ vary; and I make this fact known to you as the

result of my own observation on many sheets: added to which, defective

manipulation, or impure chemicals, must not be allowed to do away with its

having much merit.

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