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            <text>Removal. &#13;
J. H. Curry&#13;
FUNERAL UNDERTAKER,&#13;
UNION STREET,&#13;
(Between Cherry and Summer Streets,)&#13;
Where he s prepared to furnish everything &#13;
necessary for funerals, both day or night. Residence No. 25 South High Street.&#13;
P. S.--Furniture repaired or made to order in the best &#13;
style. &#13;
feb9&#13;
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        <description>The database, collection, institution, etc, where the clipping originated.</description>
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