1856-1857       142 Washington Street, Boston, Massachusetts.[1]

1856 December 6.  The Boston Herald.  (Boston, Massachusetts.) December 6, 1856, No. 10,418, P. 2.

Beautiful Pictures.  Next to a beautiful woman we admire beautiful pictures.  These may be seen, brought to the highest perfection the Camera can attain, at Folger & Co.’s Daguerrian Gallery, over the Propeller Printing Office, No. 142 Washington street.

Advertisement ran from December 6 to 12, 1856.

1856 December 23.  The Boston Herald.  (Boston, Massachusetts.) December 6, 1856, No. 10,422, P. 2.

Splendid Daguerreotypes for Christmas and New Year’s presents taken at Folger & Co.’s Gallery, over the Propeller Printing Office, No. 142 Washington street.

1856 January 15.  Boston Daily Ledger.  (Boston, Massachusetts.), January 15, 1856, No. 13, P. 4.

“A Single Ray Of Sunshine” will do for poetry, but a full supply is necessary to produce a faithful and vivid daguerreotype.  Take advantage, therefore, of the present season, and call upon Messrs. Folger & Co., No. 142 Washington street, over the well known Propeller Printing office.

1856 February 25.  Boston Daily Ledger.  (Boston, Massachusetts.), February 25, 1856, No. 47, P. 4.

A Good Likeness for the small sum of twenty-five cents.  This is an excellent season to have the likeness of yourself and relatives daguerreotyped, which will become grateful souvenirs in the future.  Call on Folger & Co., over the Propeller Printing Office, 142 Washington street.  They are the most successful artist in this department of scientific art.

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[1] A Directory Of Massachusetts Photographers 1839-1900.