Tag Archives: Nashua New Hampshire

Merrill, N. L.

Ambrotypes, Melainotypes, Photographs, , , , ,

N. D.               Post Office Building, Nashua, New Hampshire.

N. D.  Broadside posted on internet by Niles J. Laughner.

Better Times!  Pop Goes The Picture Now Is Your Time To Get The Best of Pictures!  Ambrotype, Photograph or Melainotype, At Your Own Price, and perfect satisfaction guaranteed to every sitter. 

Miller & Merrill Take pleasure in announcing to the people of this place and vicinity, that they have arrived in town with their Mammoth Sky and Side-lighted Saloon, to remain One Week, and one week only.  Meanwhile, if Good Pictures, Low Prices, and Gentlemanly Treatment To their patrons will do it, they are bound to have a rush, for we will make it an object for everybody to Sit as our prices are Below the times, and we leave the public to judge whether our pictures are up with, or ahead of, the times. 

Having the most extensive Photographic Gallery in the New England States out of Boston, we are prepared to make Photographs Of Any Size, From old and faded Daguerreotypes, &c. far exceeding the original.  Also views of Buildings, &c., in the highest perfection of the art.

Saloon now Stopping in this Place.

“Gallery of Art,” Post office Building, Nashua, N. H.  J. Sidney Miller, N. L. Merrill, Artists.

Langdell, John

Daguerreotypes, , ,

1846                Daniel Street, over Albert J. Badger’s Tin Shop, Portsmouth, New Hampshire.

1849                Address Unknown, Nashua, New Hampshire.[1]

1846 July 25.  Portsmouth Journal of Literature and Politics.  (Portsmouth, New

Hampshire.)  July 25, 1846, Vol. LVII, No. 30, P. 3.

Miniatures by Daguerreotype.  The subscriber would respectfully announce to the inhabitants of Portsmouth, that he has taken rooms over Albert J. Badger’s Tin Shop, in Daniel Street, where he is prepared to execute Miniatures in Cases, by Daguerreotype, with or without colors, to suit the purchaser.

All who are wishing for Miniatures of themselves or friends, will do well to avail themselves of this opportunity, as the subscriber intends to stop in town but a few days.

Good Likenesses warranted, or no charge.

Prices reasonable.

N. B.—Instruction in the art given, and every article appertaining to the business furnished, warranted to be of the best quality and the very lowest price.

Rooms open to all for the examination of Specimens.  John Langdell.

Advertisement ran from July 25 to August 15, 1846.

[1] Craig’s Daguerreian Registry.