1852                Room over Hodge & Stevens’ Hat Store, Syracuse, New York.

1852 August 5.  Religious Recorder.  (Syracuse, New York.)  August 5, 1852, Vol. IX, NO. 14, Whole No. 431, P. 4.

Last Call!  Read all of this.  Farmers leave your Plows!  Ladies do not delay to call at Lawyer’s Daguerreotype Rooms and have your Likenesses taken, and put up in the most beautiful Cases that you ever saw; the most beautiful cases that are made, of Morocco, lined with rich red silk velvet, and gilt inside and out, for One Dollar.

Likenesses included.  French Papier Mache Cases, such as I have always sold for Four Dollars, for One Dollar And Fifty Cents.

Likenesses included.  Larger sizes of the same kind that have always sold at Six Dollars, for Three Dollars, Likenesses included.  Larger sizes, such as always sold at Ten Dollars, for Four Dollars, Likenesses included, and the most beautiful Papier Mache of Rosewood Frames, Six Dollars Less than the usual price, on one Likeness.  I want all to come and see for themselves and see if I come up to what I advertise.

The subscriber is going to New Orleans in a few months and is selling a large lot of the most beautiful Papier Mache Cases for a mere song.  Call soon if you want a=bargains, such asvwere never offered before.

Eight years practice in our Eastern, Southern and western cities, give me full confidence that I can suit the most fastidious, and I have one of the largest and best Skylights in the World to execute work by.  R. Lawyer.

Room over Hodge & Stevens’ Hat Store, nearly opposite the Railroad Depot.