1850                Address Unknown, St. Paul, Minnesota.[1]

1851-1852       Fifth Street, near Jackson, St. Paul, Minnesota.

1851 September 17.  The Minnesotian.  (St. Paul, Minnesota.)  September 17, 1851, Vol 1, No. 1, P. 3.

Dentist And Daguerrean.  Dr. Jarvis has fitted up suitable rooms, and respectfully solicits from the citizens of St. Paul, Stillwater and St. Anthony, their patronage and support.  He would particularly call their attention to the fact that he comes to stay and make Minnesota his home for life.  His stock of materials, both in the dental and daguerrean line, is most extensive and complete.  Pictures taken in superior style, in clear and cloudy weather.  Office, on Fifth Street, near Jackson.

Advertisement ran from September 17 to November 5, 1851.

1851 September 17.  The Minnesotian.  (St. Paul, Minnesota.)  September 17, 1851, Vol 1, No. 1, P. 3.

Dentistry.  To The Citizens Of Minnesota.  Having been actively engaged in practice of Dentistry for the past twenty years…

Wm. H. Jarvis, Dentist, Office and Residence, on Fifth between Jackson and Roberts st., St. Paul, M. T.

Advertisement ran from September 17 to November 13, 1851.

1851 October 8.  The Minnesotian.  (St. Paul, Minnesota.)  October 8, 1851, Vol 1, No. 4, P. 3.

Our friend, Dr. Jarvis, had a narrow escape with his neck on Monday.—He was driving down the hill, at St Anthony, when the coupling of his buggy came apart, and he was pitched headlong upon a pile of rock.  He saved his life by “the skin of his teeth,” but is nevertheless, not so badly injured but that he can attend, as usual, to other people’s teeth.

1852 February 7.  The Minnesotian.  (St. Paul, Minnesota.)  February 7, 1852, Vol 1, No. 21, P. 3

Daguerreotypes!!  Dr. Jarvis, who is disposing of his stock in the Art, as fast as possible, will take pictures at lower prices than were ever known in the West, and such as are easily portable by mail to any part of the world.

What think you of good pictures at $1.50?

Advertisement ran from February 7 to 28, 1852.

1852 February 28.  The Minnesotian.  (St. Paul, Minnesota.)  February 28, 1852, Vol 1, No. 24, P. 3

Only Two Weeks Longer!  A Rare opportunity now occurs a splendid Daguerreotype for $1.25.  In large quarter cases or frames, $2.00.  Double, heavy gold plated lockets, with picture on both sides, $5.00, cheap.  I am disposing of my entire Daguerreotype stock at a trifling advance on cost; and will discontinue that art, in order to give my undivided attention to Dentistry, and the conduct of a Drug Store, which I intend opening in the Spring.  Jarvis, Artist, Cor. Fifth and Jackson sts.

Advertisement ran on February 28 & March 6, 1852.

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[1] Craig’s Daguerreian Registry.