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SHERIFF'S SALE.
IN PARTITION.

IN PARTITION
John s. Haiues, ct ais,
Pursuant 10 an order of sale made by the Court Of
Common Pleas, of Carroll comfy, and State of Ohio
at the August term, for the year A. d. 1856, viii
offer for sale at the door Of the Court Rouse in Car.
rolltOn, Carroll county, Ohio,
On Saturday, the 2end day Of November. 1856.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. n, and O'Clock
p NJ on said day, the following real estate to wiz
'The west half Of the northwest quarter Of section
three in township sixteen, and range SIX containing
36 2ud: THE north~west quarter of the south.
west quarter of section three township eight, and
range six, containing twenty Both the above
described tracts situated in Carroll county Ohio
Ao forty Out OF the south end Of the west half
of the south west quarter Of section a. in township
H. Of range 6, in Stark county, Ohio,
Also fifteen acres out Of the southwest corner of the
east half OF the southwest quarter OF section toWnsh ip
aud range aforesaid in Stark county, Ohio Apr is-
ed at s2300.
Terms of Sae.-0ne third of the purchase money In
hand ana the balance in two equal annual ins'Alments
with interest from day Of sale, secured by mortgage
the premises, j, II. WHITCRAFT, Sheriff.
Oct %, ls53.-td. pr. fee, "a, so
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PLAN OF INST RU TON.

PLAN OF INST RU TION.
This consists in courses OF Lectures four dai iy
hch are given at the regular annual sessions held
during the Winter months, commencing on the first
Monday OF December, and continuing for twelve con
secutive weeks of the year when the Farm.
er hims,lf, or sons can best spare time to attepd
The Lectures embrace al the several departments Of
Agricultural Science, each principal di ion being az.
signed to different lecturer add systematically pres
ented in the manner as Aedica! Science s taught in
Medical Colleges.
The whole ield of the Sciences connected with Ag
ricuture is BY this methOI presented in the shortest
period Of time and therefore makes the acquisition pos
sibe to multitudes who cannot attend Universities %
even Schools on experimental farms.
SUBJECTS.
The branches taught embrace whatever pertains u
Animals Vegetables, Land or Labor.
|. Chemistry in all its applications to Soils. Nan
ures, Animal and Vegetable Life, and domestic Arts,
&c.
This deportment is regarded as especially important
and means have been provided for its thorough lustra
ton.
II. Com paative Anatomy and Physiology, with spe :.
cal reference to the eedinga breeding ofStOckH is
tory ana description Of Domeson Animals in their
cra varieties; Veterinary Medicine and SurgeryEut.
omeloy.
This department will be illustrated by preparations
and specimers aud by the practice efote the class o
such operations necessary to be performed by
the keeper OF stock.
| III. Geology and Minemlogy; Botany, Descriptive
and Physiological with special refe renee TO the hisor
and habudes of plants cultivated in the Garden ant
Orchard or in the Feld-the various modes of Culture
and Soils adapted TO each.
This department wi be illustrated by specimens o.
all the varieties of Grains Fruits and other vegetable
nroduce of interest TO the Farmer Gardener or Orchard
ist
v. Natural Philosophy; Agricultural Mechanics
Farm implements; MeteOrology; Elements OF Engn-
eering and Land Surveying; Rural Architecture Land
daIpe Gardening; Draining and Farm Book. Keeping
Philosophical Apparatus, Implements, Models, Plans
Drawings etc. Will be abundanty PROVIDED to aid the
Lecturer in this department,
V. Political Economy. History Of Agriculture, and
general principles of Law, relating to contracts, and
especially to the acqucsi iOn possession, and alienation
OF Real eJtate.
LECTURES.
Prof. J. p. Kirkland, Prof. Jas. Dascomb, Prot
Samuel 81. John. Prof. j. II. Fairchild, Pro. ". s.
Townsend. and others.
ADD TIONAL FACILITIES.
A reading Room, supplied with the principal Agri.
cultural Periodicals., will be open TO students at all
hours.
r,..h. .n,,ro course. $40 Ou
With the privilege OF second course, tuition fee
ba rd and rooms NAV be Obtained at 81 81 per week
ca elusive of fuel and lights
For further particulars address the President or Sec
retarv of the Board at Cleveland, Ohio
say HARVEY RICE President
THOMAS BROWN, Secretary.
Aprl 8, ls56,-Sm.
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What Difference Three Weeks makes in
namnnratio Victories in Pennsylvania.

In October. i84o, Wing vote in Penp-
svlvanis on Congressman was 125,9O2
losing the State by 4649 .aas e'
Ant IN November, 1910. the Wing vote
for President vas a..,.t 414o2I.
Winning the State by S49,
In october, 1s4l, tbs Wing vote on
Governor Was 156. .I2O
But in November. 1914, the Whig vote
for President was 6l,Z03
Showing gain of 5,US3.
In October, 1848, the Whig vote on
Canal Commissioner was 1914, ,286
The Democratic candidate being
elected by 1855.
INT in November. 1848. the Wing vote
for Gen. Taylor for President was, 1856. .5I3
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" L.
OLD HIGH PRICES.

BE proc lamed TO all the World "and the rest OF
mankind" that there is ing exhibited the most
magnificent and fashionable assortment Of wearing ap
parel ever opened in Carroll county. This may seem
almost impossible to those who have not personally
satisfied themselves Of the fact as all perceive who
will call with j. BLOCH, at his emporium Of fashion,
in the Patton House Block, Main street, and witness
the great excitement ev iced by the people to purchase
whole suits Of his cheap, made TO ORDER ready-made
clothing. The truth is, that notwithstanding the pres
OF the times be Is prepared protect the cit
Of CaIrotOn and the neighborhOod for scores of miles
around from the biting irtstsn of autumn the chilling
blasts Of snow winter and last but not least from the
and downright imposition of high prices here
tolore practiced upon them in certain localities and BY
certain establishments as he has received By ralrOad
large, superb rich, varied and exceedingly cheap as
sOrtmen Of fashionable and durable Over Dress, Box
aud fashionable coats, Also psnts vests cravas shirts
drawers Overals hats caps, gloves neck and pocket
and every article necessary for the tall
and winter trade. In connection with his splendid
sOrtment Of clothing for those C Iper years., he has
also large and extensive supply Of Boys Clothing
for fall aud winter which is also offered at the lowest
rates. lie also has hand extensive supply Of the
richest cheapest and most durable made to order hand
Trunks and Carpet Sucks.
Thankful for past av0s he invites I'll to call ard ex
anime his stock No charge for exhibiting goods, nor
does he ask vod to purchase Of him il you can buy
cheaper at any other clothing store in either the town.
county or State. Us BUOCu.
CarrcIltOu o., Oct. lG, ls56-sm.
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A TTACHMENT NOTTCE.-On the 18th day Of Oc.
n tober, A. D. 1856 at the instance OF the under
signed plaintiff, an order Of attachment issued by
Thomas George, Esq, Justice of the Peace within
and for Fox township, Carroll county, Ohio against
the goods chatels moneys credits and effects of Will
liam Yoder, an ahscoHding debtor. Amount claimed
is thirty-six dollars aud thirty cents, 1886 S0)
Oct 80, 1856. 8 W. JAMES PATTERSON.
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Wanted. Immediately, at this office. smart,
active. intelligent boy IA or Is years Of age,
to learn the Printing business. None but a
toIerable good reader and speller need apply
For further particulars enquire of the foreman
OF the Free Press Office.
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PUBLIC ARMS !!

In pursuance of act of the ono Less@ aanersi
Snusp notv ali persons who now havein their pos
asrgO! nnbTc arms, belonging to the State OF On
ssss,Sn wt any Muskets Rifles, Pistols aud Sthef as-
TO- 70 VII belonging thereto that they shall forthwith
coEtrsn ban 10 he Undersigned, at the Jail oil the
county. WHITCRAFT
,,s AZ Sheriff Of Carroll county.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

ScHOOLs We invite special attention to the
notice given by the Board Of Education OF this
Borough Of the winter arrangement Of the
schools
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Sale Of Land by order Of Court.

On Saturday, the 22nd day Of November, 1855, at
IL o'clock noon, on the premises, in Lee township.
Carroll county, Ohio will be sold to the highest bid
der, the following estate as the property of William
White deceased 10 wit: The northwest quarter of
section twenty eight, (2s) in township twelve Q2 of
range four. a. containing loo acres more or less
time OF bis death subject to the dover estate of E
abeth White, widow, set off by metes and bounds.-
Appraised at 81 400. THE dover of tho widow eau
be Doughty Terms, cne-thrd in hand and residue in
equal annual payments with interest secured by
mortgage on the premises. JOHN MOODY
October %. 1856, ,-tdpr.iee s.. Admr Of Vim. White.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

CoURr OF COMMON PLEAs-The next term of
the Common pleas Court Commences in this
place on next MOnday-We presume there viii
De no business transacted until Wednesday.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

Carrying lhe State By ia.337.
Ia October. 1854 lhe whig sOss 90
Canal Commissioner uas Isl. 600
But 10 November the whig vote for
Gen. Scott for President vas 1912
Showing gain Of 1852.
The fall vote OF Pennsylvania is seldom or
never brought out Al State election. the Pres
idential poll always shosing large incFeass.
The difference between popular Presidential
candidate and State officers has always been
very marked.
10 1870 the difference between the number
OF votes pOlled 10 October and 10 November was
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OHIO AGRICULTURAL

- % - - e e. C %
hs institution has been Incorporated aad put in to
successful operation at leveand, Ohio, where is
is permanently located.
It's design is TO place within the rea ch farmers,
both old and yonng, the means Of acquiring thorough
and practical acquaintance with all those branches Of
Science which have direct relations to Agriculture.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

ATTACHMENT N0TICE.-At our instance, an at.
II tachmen was this day issued by Samuel Williams,
justice of the peace of Perry township, Carroll coun
ty, o.. against the property and effects OF Mary Sheer
non resident OF said county. Dated this 10th day of
Oct. A. D. 1856.
Oct. $3.50. ST0CKON, CUSTER, 4 Co
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

THE WAY TUE ELEcTI WAS CAI RrED IN In
DIANA. The L Gayetle Jovrnat Of the l7Lh inst,
say,: A responsible gentleman Of this city is
prepared to make an affidavit that Judge Ham
mond, the Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, told him short time before the ell
eclion that six hundred Irish would be impor-
ted into Tippecauoe county for the purpose of
carrying the ell clion."
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

nIsSOLUrIo OF PARTNERSHIP. The parsner-
III ship he e.ofore existing between the undersigned
in the mercantile business under the firm Of Highland
and Pugh is this day dissolved by mutual consent and
as we intend settling the books of said firm and clos
ing up the matter, would say to those indebted that
the books will fjr short time be found at the store
room under the control OF the Undersigned where those
interested will please call settle and pay, il not all at
least part, as we need moSey.
s HIGHLAND.
Oct. 8. 1S56.-3w. GEORGE PU1H.
The undersigned will carry on the mercantile business
at the old stand where he will at all times be hand
TO attend to those who wlfavOr him with their Gus,
tam s. HIGHLAND.
October l6, ls56.-3w.
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Freemen road this.

The Sqwattcr SoUereiga. Mr.. Buchanan's or
gan in the Missouri Border, in speaking of
L me and the settlers whom he has conducted
to Kansas says:
1--WE must fight the devil with ire'-scourSe
the country of AboFtonism, Free Soilism, and
every other damnable ism that exists. Destroy
their property. crops and every other article
that would con luce TO the support OF any or
every person who is known or suspected of nc.
ting. cooperating or sy mpathizns with abOIl-
tunism. This must be done, or the Territory
will b. one continual scene Of strife for months
10 come. Do this. and peace will restored and
quiet prevail. Ii is not too late, the work should
be carried on vigorously"
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s HIGHLAND.
GEORGE PU1H.
R. B. SELLERS & co.,
DRUGGISTS,

PITT SBU URGH. Pa,
Corner of Wood and Second streets. at the old
stand Of Ogden 3 Snowden,
OFFER for sale in quantities to suit purchasers, com
u plete assortment Of flesh imported Drugs, Medi
cines Chemicals, Gums, Oils, Dye Woods, Acids, Dye
Stufs, Window Glass Glassware, Surgical instruments
Patent Medicines, White Lead, Red Lead, Litharagt
and Zinc Paint together with every article embraced
our line OF business
We are the sole propretOrs Of Sellers Celebrated Liv
er Pills, Veln iiuge and Imperial Cough Syrup.
agents for sale of Kensington White Lead; tPhila d
quality equal to best in market and warranted full
weight. -,..-
Agents for sale Of Hall & COnnelrs Metropolitan
White Lead, New York;
New Jersey Zinc Paint N 7.
French
Always on hand New Jersey Zinc Company Zinc.
VE- Orders will have prompt attention, and filed up
on the most reasonable terms.
Oct. 2. '56.
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, for a ser es OF years
NEW YORK.

1000 mty,J ohZoJ 1907, 'IoVernoT, JOU, ,ooI
1896, (0ct J G5,792 1856 Sec State, l56, ,O48
The increase of l0,533 votes within FIVE
months is enormous, that no one can pretend
for moment that it is a legitimate Increase
At the election of May last, there was great ex-
element and full vote was out. That there
should be an increase OF 10, ,533 in FIVE months
is utterly beyond belief. The frauds rumored
must have been fully carried out. 1t is the
ptrpetraiou of such OuIrages as this that is 10
put our Institutions to the Test. The people
can no longer endure their repetition"
Never was there greater display of illegal
,ters. In the oh election district of the goth
Ward of that city, the Buchanan ticket received
t~ice as many vOtes as there ~ere voterS in tie DIS
trict.
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HCLLOWAY'S PILLS.
WHY ARE WE sIcKf

WHY ARE We SICKf
u has been the los Of the human r.cs to be weigh.
ed doNn By aisesee and saaeriug Holoways Piis are
speedily adapted 10 the relief oi the Weak the Hsr.
FoHa, the Deiiease and the InGrm Of all clmes ayes
tefes, ahd constitutions Prof. Holloway personally
sapefnlends The manufacture Of bis edicines IN the
Ohited States and oers them 10 free and eulightsn
ed people, the best remedy the world ever saw r
the removal Of disease
THESE PILLS PURIFY THE BLOOD.
Thee iamous I'fs expressly ccrlbined TO opeT.
ate on TIE stomach, the liver the Kidneys the lungs
the skn, and the b0ues correcting any arrangement
N their iunetous purifying the blood, The very ioHn-
tain Of life. and tins curing disease in ell its forms.
DTsPfPslA ASD LIvER CoxrLaIxfs-Nearly half the
human race have taken these Ps Il has been proved
IN ai parts Of the world that nothing has been tJund
equal 70 them in eases Of disorders Of the liver dys
pepsA, and stomach complaints generally. They soon
gvea healthy tone 10 these orguus, however much de
ranged, and vhen all other means have failed.
GESERAL DHBiLiTY, ILL HFALTH Many Of the most
despotie Governments have opened their Custom
Houses 70 the introduction Of these Pills that they
NAV become the medicine Of the masses. Learned
Colleges admit that this medicine Is the best remedy
ever knoWn Tor persons Of delicate health or Where
the system has been impaired It's ihVgOatng pro-
perties never fail to afford relief.
FEMALE CoMPLAISTs.-No Female, young or old,
ahOud be without this celebrated medicine, Il cor
sects and regulates the monthly courses anpeiiods
setting 10 many like charm IL Is alsothe best
and safest medicine that be given 10 Children 0. all
ages, and for any complaint consequently no family
should be without IT,
HOlloway's Pills are The best remedy known
in the world for the following Diseases
Asthma Diarrhea Indigestion
Stone and Gravel Bowel Complaints Dropsy
Iniusnza Secondly Symptoms Coughs
Debility inflammation Inward Weakness
Colds Fever and Ague VeneFeal Affections
Liver Complaints Chest Diseases Female Complaints
Worms, of sill 'ds Lowness Of Spirits COstiveness
Headaches Piles Dyspepsia.
=" Sold at the Manufactures Of Prof Holloway, so
Maiden Lane, New York, and 244 Strand london. By
all respectable Druggists and Dealers Of Medicine
throughout the Ukited States and the civilized world
in boxes, at 25 cents so l-2 cents, ard 81 each.
EE There isa considerable saving BY taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the Hilance Of patients in ev
cry disorder are affixed to each boz.
Feb. 2s, 1856. ly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

DogNETs.-A Ane lot Of NesTo Tolitan, lace. and Eng
u lish sraw Bonnos OF the --latest sty ies WI = i.osu
the store of AAiN bAAfEns
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The Way the Election was Carried in
Pennsylvania.

ING Way the bIeGLl0n was Garrled IN
Pennsylvania.
We commend the following article on the
Pennsylvania election to the attention of our
readers II is from the EUening Bulletin, ofthe
18th inst. We are we'll aware thArit is quite
common to charge fraud upon an adversary,
but We think glance at the following state
msnt will show some foundation for 1t in ;he
present case.
"Tbe Vote Of Philadelp lphia.--No city in the
United States has ever pOled so large a vote
AS that cast by Philadelphia yesterday. Al.
though the returns are probably not all fully
reported. il still exceeds, by 10. 53S votes, the
entire poll for Mayor in May last. We give
below a summary of the entire vote of the city
cast a all the important elections since 1848
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

Dem. 0ppo. Total
l840 ( Presidental.) 2l.508 SO. lO6 So GIL
1859, do 27,029 2j,347 So 800
1851, (Governor) 94,936 q8,879 53,8I5
1855, (Canal Conn., 98,284 26,O40 1924
1856, (Mayor,) 90 534 25 725 SIS. $50
1856, (Csnsl Conn., SO 83l 81, ,96' So, 1872
We have also at this election shot far ahead
ofthe largest vote evet polled in the city Of New
York, as will be seen by the following comrar.
alive statement of the total votes in he two cit
- c,, . 49, a.. ofu uao
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-10-30

AnOther perfect cure Of Epilepsy. By DR. Haace's
Epaeptic Pills,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-09-06
New Orleans Advertisements

Va A. HAANEN $ 60, peaiers IN H.is
w. Caj4 Nur Gaads, imtrsilm, M
Ne. II anal Hlftrlt VIEW P'tral@. apfp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-23

-,,,c boat and all hands got into it and left the
I'm thc 4th inst lat. ~ 30, longitude 50 10, after
~ 90 hours in the boat, fcll in with the British
w rlcrepcc. where we were kindly received on
~ and from thence transferred to the Portuguese
w C.llon,c. and brought to this port The Aid had
~ " Of sugar rum and logwood. Capt. G. and
SOC ..ved nothing except what they had on.
oe" THg COLLINS LINZ.
90. Lawn that since the Government has decidcd 10
we 49, nav TO the Collins line on account OF the
iedn'e u the Company has resolved to refHce
r' COZ, Of ,,d. thereby avoiding an increased ratio
% wear s and tear mnishing the consumption OF fGG
sna cannot afford to pey for great speed, pr
Se ndyua. cannot do IT, The greater economy nom {t
DC nDm cosnnpon Of coal per day, at high speed Is
Ss .s ot low seed 50 tuus This IL difference
tnns; ~ o." ~ voynrc. and il Is calculated that
s c Savnr in wear and tear Of machinery will equal
c o,,nf so that the total saving on 20 round trips,
~ hy contract will exceed 5000 900 per all
or nor, than compensate for the loss OF pay. 1t
nnsm.d dat there is nothing in the contract binding
speed but simply that tho vessels " shall be built
r. high speed. JouTnal Oh Cohuefcc'
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FIRES.
TIRT IN BROADWAY.

Shortly after one o'clock on Monday morning fire
broke out in the lOokngglnss and picureframe estat
Ishment Of j. A. I. Delveccho, No. 494 Broadway,
rear Brcome street. The fire originated in large
workshop over the portion of the store, and be-
fore the flames could be subdued the contents were
almost entirely destroyed and the building badly dam
aged.
The building in which the shop was located was
separate from the front building The latter sustained
little if any damage BY fire. The proprietor estimates
his loss on stock and building at about SlOO In
sured on stock in the following companies: Howard
$4,000; Harmony, $4,000; Excelsior, S2.5Oo Man
haitian, 50 eco; Ncw-York and Erie. $500; Mer-
chants and Mechanics of Philadelphia, $500. In
sred for 50 eco in the Eagle Insurance Company on
the front building and 100 in the Pacific Insurance
Company on the rear building There is no doubt bu.
that the fire was the work Of design. when the fore
nan and clerks left the premises Saturday e' ennS
oil was safe, and no fire had been used in the estab-
Gshmcnt on that day.
FIRE AT sTAPLEToS, sTArEs ISLAND.
Between and 10 o clock on Sunday evening fire
was discovered in the parsonage adjoining the Dutch
Reformed Church at Sapleton, Staten Island, and IN
abou. an hour thereaerthe building with its contents
was almost entirely destroyed A sofa and piano
forte were removed b. DR.. Mofate with the assistance
Of some friends. The Rev. Mr.. Thompson pastor OF
tbe church was absent for the bene, Of his health,
and no person was in the building.
The fire originated in his library which was large,
and every book and manuscript were destroyed. No
doubt is entertained but that the place eel on hre.
TIE church was closc TO the parsonage, and thai
edfce YVES only saved BY the extraordinary exerons
OF the villagers, rany Of whom placed Themselves on
the roof and let down wet blanket an carpets on The
south side. ..... ,
Arrow Of trees between the church and the dwelling
aided in shielding the edihce from the hsmes Tne
parsonage was built il tho cottage style ebout two
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fAdvertisement.1
MARK THE FACTS ,

J. GusyEy's establishment No. $40 Broadway, corner
of Leonard the oldest and most extensive In the United
States
GuRSEY the first to introduce the Art of Photography m
this city.
uRyky recently made important alterations and improve
M It's in his establishment.
has greater facilities for producing finer wot m
has heretofore been produced in this county
URsEY has still, his employ the best OF his old artists
has recently added 10 the above talented corps
of American French and German artists.
GuxNEYs coced Photographs OF all sizes need Only !" o.
seen 10 be- appreciated; they speak for themselves
GvRNpys plain un-rouchcd Photographs never equst
go say artists and the best Judges
GrRSgYs Dasuerreotypes universally pronounced supe-
nor productions. =. ,.,.,
GuRS8Y has received more testimonials Tor ms skill t'h os
other arts, in the profession - ,.,..
received the Tor prosue''
AZ the late Paris Expostion--conssquenty - -,
GuRNEY stands the head Of the world in the Photographic
AT. ,.. ..
part of the city. .,u,..
Quincy has no connection with any other establishment In
sny part Of the city,
uRyry personally his patrons and friends and hiss
done for the last sixteen years
GuRSEY will be- most hsppy 70 continue ta , ;.H
still eud,nvor please all who may favor hi witn VEN
to his Photographic Palace of Art. uuMsr
No SAG Broadway, corner Of Leonard street