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AGENT FOR THE SALE OF&#13;
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IN MIDDLE TENNESSEE.&#13;
FUNERAL UNDERTAKER.&#13;
NOTWITHSTANDING the recent Fire, we are still in &#13;
operation, ready and willing to attend on all Funeral occasions when called on as usual, with every thing that is &#13;
necessary on such occasions. Office and Ware-Rooms, No. &#13;
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