1859                Over D. L. Birge’s Clothing Store, Cooperstown, New York.

1859 April 22.  The Freeman’s Journal.  (Cooperstown, New York.)  April 22, 1859, Vol. LI, No. 37, Whole No. 2,637, P. 3.

Dissolution.—Notice is hereby given that the late firm of Boles, Smith & Co. is hereby dissolved my mutual consent, G. J. Olendorf retiring from said firm, which hereafter will be conducted by Bolles & Smith.  April 14 1859.

Advertisement ran from April 22 to June 3, 1859.

1859 May 20.  The Freeman’s Journal.  (Cooperstown, New York.)  May 20, 1859, Vol. LI, No. 41, Whole No. 2,641, P. 3.

Bolles & Smith’s New Photographic Gallery of Art, Opposite The Bank Of Cooperstown. Opposite The Bank Of Cooperstown.  Over D. L. Birge’s Clothing Store.  Over D. L. Birge’s Clothing Store.  Do Not Mistake The Place.  South Side of Main Street.

Bolles & Smith and G. J. Olendorf give particular notice to the public generally, that they are in no way connected with the old rooms formerly occupied by Olendorf & Smith.  We also return our thanks for the liberal patronage received for the past eight years from our patrons and friends, and invite them to call and examine our newly arranged sky and side light, combined upon the latest scientific principles, which gives better shades and more perfect likenesses then have ever before been attained in this village, together with the best fitted and most convenient suit of rooms in this section of the country.  Cooperstown, May 18, 1859.

Advertisement ran from May 20 to September 23, 1859.