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Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
PcrsOnai AsNiIlIlatiOm.

1t is noticeable fact that people wI,o
live long together grow to look alike. We
are such initiative and deceptive creatures
that unsconsciously. in spite OF ourselves,
we in,bibe the spirit and assume the char
acteristc OF those with whom we come
much in contact. Yon may even dislike
man; nevertheless. If you are much in hls
company you will soon be found copying
the very gesture and tones of the voice
which you hate.
Where sympathy exists between per-
sons. this assimilation is all the more
tacia and thorough. We not only initiate
habits and receive opinions, and eat of the
same dishes, both material and spi! itual
with our daily associates; but there is An
lnterpenetrating personality which flows
from each to each. PARTICLES OF John that
are absorbed by Peter who IS re-absoi bed
IN return by his companion, and all these
influences working upon the impressib!e
spirit and thence outward into the iace
and form, write III the expression his
tory of mar's friendships, aud report to us
whether he has walked with saints or sin
ners, and loved beautiful Or ugly souls.
! The marriage relation, which makes, or
should make, one flesh and enc spirit of
two united lovers, favors most of This as
simllation. Even where dissatisfaction
and differences exist the power 10 mutually
mould and influence character remains.
Be sure that day after day you shal! grow
to be like the wife you have chosen; and
yon, woman, assuming the yoke, know for
a certainty that you become not The part
ner of this mans house and home only.
but that his nobleness or meanness, hrs
greatness or his grovelling, his high toned
character or his coarseness, You likewise
shall share and partake.
'As the husband is, this wife is, thou welded to
clown, -
And the erossness of his nature shall havo weight
M 10 drag thee down!'' -
What therefore behoovcs us is, to choose
our companions, and above all, in mar
rying, to consult higher interests than
social position and money. Poets havo
ceased to sing after marriage; il is because
they have united themselves with consorta
void OF interior beauty and song. Women
OF rare and delicate qualities often grow
unlnteresting and cummun-place in Tho
wecded state, having found unfit com
that's nne within ,bo,n ,.ro,-iz-
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
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For the MeIgs County Telegraph.
LIN ES.
NJ ALMEEA q. SAUNDERS.

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Ir W.rond ,,,,s VT ,,i', true, II nOthing lay
Of. eov,, -, a. S''lh VIC sP'Ih III -
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"O"'' "'es''ol' sun n'"' '""'
arnvn,y ~. - ~ 'n, .oiun! c,asp .-.,
Ana hiiuI, ,nsLa,,s IvnS n.aS,,y ~ ,,,.' ,.s'
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Teo''"'''"' eo'N'" -" - '"-'' ~.
Lifc is a com pll Gated harp, ,..i n .r,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
The Other E.iEc.


If child had been born and spent all
his life in the Mammoth Cave, how i'm
possible would it be for him to compre-
hend tho upper world! His parents mi ght
tell him OF its life, and light, and beauty,
and its sounds of joy, they might heap
up the sand into mounds. and try to show
him by pointing to stalactites, how grass,
and flowers, and trees grow out Of the
ground, till at length with laborious
thinking. the child would fancy he had
gained true know!adge OF the unknown
land. And yet, though be longed to be-
hold 1t, when the day came :hat he. was
to 60 forth, it would be, with regret for
the familiar crystals, and the rock hewn
rooms, and the quiet thatteigned therein
But when he came up, some May morning,
with ten thousand birds singing in the
trees, and the heavens bright, and blue,
and full of sunlight, and the wind blowing
through the young leaves, all a-glitter
with dew, and the landscape stretching
away green and beautiful to the horizon,
with what rapture would he gaze about
nm, and see how poor were all the fancy
lngs and the interpretations which were
made within the cave, ofthe things which
grew and lived without; and how would
he wonder that he could have regretted to
leave the silence and the dreary darkness
of his old abode! So, when we emerge
from this cave Of earth into that land
where Spring growths are, and where is
Summer, and not that miserable travestie
which we call Summer here, how shall we
wonder that we could have clung so fondly
to this dark and barren life!
Beat on, then, o heart, and yearn for
dying. have drunk atImany fountain,
but thirst came again; have fed at many
a bounteous table, but hunger returned;
have see n many bright and lovely things,
but while gazed, tl.eir, lustre faded.-I
There is nothing here that can give me
rest; but when | behold thee, o God, 1
shall be !-Beecher.7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
- u That's fine within them growing
Coarse 10 sy ympathizo with ciay.n

And so the pure face of the young man
who has gentle sisters, is seen 10 f:,tIe and
change. and grow dark and moodv. ami
sensual, after lie has learned To- smoke, and
taker TO the society of loafers Olive
R10DcL ...|l -.. - -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

AH Gray hairs, like huues friends, are
Piucktd out and cast aside for telling un..
pleasant truths. But Why unpleasant?
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

ES The man who went for. Southern
measures has not returned. 1t is su .
gested that he may have fallen INTO one Of
them.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

Ey Under all circumstances ofi:fe, stand
fast! Would you wish 10 live without 4
trial2 Then you would wish to die but
half man. Without trial you cannot
guess at your own strength. Men do no.
learn to swim on table. They must GO
into deep water and buffet the surges. If
they wishoto understand their true charac-
ter--if you would know their whole
strength. of what they are capable, throw
them overboard--over with theml and if
they are worth saving, they will swim
nshore Of themselves. al. -
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

MURDOCH & NYE, Proprietors Coal
ridke PIourng Mill, Pomeroy, and Crystal Flour
Ing Mill, Coalport Cash paid for Wheat at all
tiInaa i
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

KEY GERVILLE Steam (irist Mill--N.
Stewart, Proprietor-hss been recently rebuilt, and
isnow prepared to do good work promptly. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

JOHN s. DAVIS, has his Plauing Ma
chime, on Sugar Run, Pomeroy, in good order, and
constant operation. FloILong, wsather-boarding,
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

STEAM SAW MILL, Front street, Pom
eroy. near Karr's Run. Nal K. Nye, Proprietor.
Lumber sawed to order OIL short notice.. Plastcrng
lath constantly on hand, fer sale. +
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

J.,W. JONES, Proprietor Middleport Sash
Factory and Pla hing Mill, will Ill all orders in his
line Of business punctualiy, and at low rates, by
nldressing or nnplNing to him at MiAdl cp0rt. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

w. a. AICHER, Matchmaker and Jew
sler, and wholesale and retail dealer in Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry aad Fancy Goods Front ST., above
the Remington House, Polneroy. Particular attsn-
rion paid to repairing all articles in my line. IL
"A
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

PETER LAMBRECHT, Matchmaker d
Dealcrin Watches, Clocks. Jewelry and Fancy
Articles. Court street, brow the new Banking
House. Pomeroy. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
earefully repaired ON short notice. II IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

,. G.. WHALEY, Surgeon Dentist,
Hunmer's Building erd Ftory. Rntlrnd street
NiddIeport, D. All operations pertalBI"R 10 the
t.r0faansoT. promptly performed tsdi-s Matted
upsr VI ,hts Fssbaente. - SesiTsa. III
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30
MlLLN-MACAINES.

W. J. PRALL, Manufacturer of Tnware
and Dealer in every variety Of StoveS, etc., Court
street. PomerOv. .... IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

r.. WHITESIDE, Manufacturer of Boots
and Shoes, Front Street, three doors above Stone
bridge. The best of work, for Ladies and Gentle
men, made to rider. t. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

lis Antiquity and { ioitizotion--A Colons
# WhHe Men--Aucient Libraries
tile Interior Commercial Stations ON
Me Niger.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

o. BRANCH & CO., Dealers IN Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, &c.
East side of Z ,urt street, three doors above the
corner Of Front. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

POMEROY Rolling Mill Co. have con-
Stantly on nand, and sIake to order, superior
qualify Of Iron of all sizes. Orders promptly exc
cuted by application TO the Agent at the Mill, Oro
1-lt L. Z. POTTER, Cincinnati.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

COALPORT Salt Company. Office in
CoopSr's Building Coalport, o. Salt for Country
trade. Retail, thirty-ave cents per bushel. IL
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

POMEROY Salt Company. Salt thirty
nyc,cents ner busteI, for Country Trade. IL
DABNEY Salt Company, CoaIport. Salt
thirty-ave cents per bushcl for country trade. III
..t-f ELACKSNITUTNGI - = =
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1858-11-30

SUGAR-RUN Salt Company. Salt twen-
ty-nve cents per buShel Office near tie Furnace.
IL G. GRANT, Agent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1858-06-15

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combined and h.!sri The q aa y l
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fishing Machine
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ExTRAORDINARY INDUCEnErrs
TO TRADE

UbXR00GOsv
Al nov rseeivhf ~ SpnnTG 1eknnssstss
o. u 0oods, Hats s.d Dpspsts ,Beota and
Ssoss, Cfoeassy ware ~, aiftSkRYom the Eastern
cities, which comprises IN extensive vsfisty in al
sneae dspAseDents. Ny st0sk VII eonpafs favor
ABLY With any n ~ siyfn paint Yof vastety md
qsAlny, aad IT'S we'll known fast thAtths prices
40 ~ s10Ae. a'ses Ns IT 80
OF Dress Goods. havs 6llks. Tisssss. Rsssses
Lawns, Barge Oslainss, Challies, Pppliss, vslsn
49, SAa1s, OsSsass, Asssstinss Lawn hobss
of4tepis Gosds avybrovsd omsstie, bissehed
a., Meeufgs, driiis, tiekines, pfints, Ac.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of al hinds-White and
6rswn Tor pants white and brown table diaper,
crash and diaper towsling, Irisb lines, hrovndo.
ALSO, bammsr BhAwls. black silk vssettss, sri-
esei1srisss tasss, peehes hAndlsfcAisfs, hesiry,
est1niags s0snts shirts ,sssvats osllars sAd sss-
9sndts.l
ALSO ,snassestmsnt Of Summer Clothing and
aseeaaary aftislss tse numerous TO neptinn.
ANDtn connection with the above, keep IN ~
sost1sntef QsseuDwass and Groceries, the latter
u wAieh slill eonsiuss - ssil 81 wholesel
prices. Affssh lot ~ choice Teas direct fsom The
oestos Tss Co., New York which are warranted 10
eivas.tisssseisfeaisn aTths nonsy Will - ~
landed.
ItAiak I san nov ox.r ID dsssnsnt met 10 bsss.
sslleA ~ Any hsuss n TIM sity.
II there 10 aayartiele yoaeAnnot ind anywhere
else, just call the Nimbis 6ixpenee--anywhsTs
along AAin-street.
P. S--TAsssassnot old goods-Aave sof Sssa -
Asal siars ~ vsss s~s.
Hes. 81, 70. ~ aaA ies mein. 81.
$50, =. - AAAAAA1cs
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-2A 1fnxfsa Additiun. " |
o~rl. Biooks 4. !. .. 10. II. II II. lSa
~. n.s,.. Z.
llpnsg kse~n. Blocks 3 ~ Is, nd y D
Uss n sns CIR % kso9
3 Go. 20 feet front q - ss ~ - n
p ysom y 4. tre. sll1 4 Y eass1 -,
Ai6sstson, N. y ftfro1s sM end i1blf y
Louis, md - block y
Brow; i .ss: e.. mi NH T. 8 s 'asi -
NJ ysAn, 70 fs@ front on M 49, v side lot
Ns9syette sqsars:
1sns,1ot "a block 70 Mason :. L. -.
QI!lil n J, Ei lot &. block ~ 80
Carter, . ! 5. n =. 2 block 1870
Rsiss. J G, vi los n bsesk 50
Ssme. lot 5 Arch Squares
Ins.sr. 4 r. lots l 81 :, bleck71
60, Jssk - 70. block 60
a1son, j ca and WI ) and \ baook 1877
Gene, lot block l89
sans, = n on 18th ssssn - = froa. alley, s and
,bisak'3s
II vhAeR Chasles, lgtle, Arch Square.
saue. III bIoek l6l
SaslS, ooYtsn Dlsh4saa By - fest front end II
NV taesk % a II
6sn1, n ~ A1eck ~
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ll T.nn.ar H 4 y" 4 -. b,oc Il iso
M1elI, Arnold = iss' a'Os' On iea1 'As = -
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~ 49, yens, ~ nnST
=, Auu 49,. r,t11A1a
=, o. % - - IL
sinpspn. L b, = Of so BY - corner 9Th apd .Blon-
s. asss, 4 2, block " go
-. w1t 4 4 49,,
Tho.a.s. y " e 49, -. On - sn't
Va 9ssas q. Wa 80 2 2
0lia1sse - - 5. .N
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S& VI VI I = - -e.s~'
IN ~. .n 49, .n ss. 81 !, and . Il,
= a.. y 50 9. Is .as ts0us 'na 10. 1'00I
~ - I - ~ / s. s,.s Y
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70 BY ~ e side 1890 Lot BLOCK To-
hot nlock 49, 90
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Nos. u AnA -, IoppOstt4 SAm hos andipa
]. $50 & l2 y eOlVtpAs, IOWA.
!" 3 are now in receipt al tATg&sto 81 goods
~ IN orr line Tor srk1Ae SHAnx, to which the
crs y solicited Our stock Ia partly sosnpriseS u
thu -
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c.c0WLEs, r..
|Retept NassieR aefsx,
[sas.e., sA-.s.. 80. m.,a = yea.ss.
|, ) esrosrs Tn ross surlans. tur ss1ns,)

sIsu1 1AsTIC ROOFING Il iii a1aptsd u
y ptttp q ~ Spcfe, u An preof, aaA shonnine
- viii o1nit of wear BY tssaAine Sksoa,
whl14 AAk0 II dselsaA1p Tor piaasas, saSs, sseAn-
u. -. 1sf lnsSAsr particular, plsss4 eall
Il febl1dly "a s
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

a. The following clover his i from the ooluribia
Airor
THALBnEa AND VIzuxrRnrFs These distinguiahed
indiveuals are ROW IN Nashville, giving high-PEess
sure concerts and ssIIng tekstas When convenisnts
At two dollars piece. A stage-loads siags-load
and kali or two sage-ioads Of ladies and gentle
men Vent down from this Place 70 hear them Thfi-
berg Be- said 10 be death, in its mos hord shape,
heDisno and Il isprobsbly true; while Yieuxtsmps
Is represented as fiddler Of considerable Skill cone
sidering his opportunities, which be no doubt is
We haven't heard either Of them since they were
quite small; and unless they come out here and re-
duee the price Of tickets to their true value-say
about sixty two and-a-half cents per dozen-it is
possible that We shan't hear them any more. when
ride forty miles, at an expense Of at least ten
dollars, extras not inc uted, 10 hear s couple Ct
dnerant Dutehmen torture brace Of un0hending
instruments into fts until the very spirit Of music
bowls IN sympathy, If somebody viii have the kind
ness to oavsin our head with briokbst, Wel feel
greatly obliged to him
But seriously; Thalberg and FieuXtemps have
never done rs any harm that we know Of, sad We
don't suppose they intend to. We wouldn't much
mind hearing their music, for 10 doubt It is very
nearly, If not quite as good as that Of the common
run Of DutchmeB, which, IS the latter viii tell you,
is saying good deal s.
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uaIcYOn Hall. Colmmbia. Tenn.

rpHls FlNk BOAzDiAI y HOUsk. HJN lE kKCsLLBNT
kHPAlR- and 5otlsr g8d Than ans house On
Columbia for ocaTding purposes, viii be sold
LIBERAL TERMS AND ar Low FIGURES.
ihis teaatliul 5udine uand1 eisVaed los ne
corner Of High and Free streets, yards from ne
Public square, viii good plFemsnts all tls way Idg
building has % large Fcoma Guiding folding
Brick Kitchen, ahouae, and Otaer hulidlng5 On
the lot.
Ths Hacyon San s suitable boa By construction and
location fora aEst class hots most excolsnt family
residence.
IL For particulars, terms. &C. apply % J. e catcher,
D. W. te9isr, j. B. damill0n, Golumba. .. arll.
maVs-twlm a. mfagET-
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SALE or VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

TFVHE Undersigned VII sen on the premises, south Mst.
n kst street, opposite sac Military College, on the fl3l
SATURDAY IN JUNB, being ne 5ih, he very Vaiua1la
House and Lot Whch The late Fred Jonie Lived at ne
his deatn ronlng Market street and rluain
back hall way - College street. also los roung ~
feet On tie Ls5auon iurHke being lot E0 ~ n e noi
me University lots.
Also, wiz b sod the time and plles NE pszsona
properly said Joniss Esate eo1ssIns In paT OF
ee5nt CRACKER achine, and en- The iNturos urnlr1i
&c, necessary carry she haksr and Conl6cteaaT
buanesstWO bread 8EEon5 and mulsl buggy. tvelh
furniture, &C
TINS especially dns opening Tor Bakers and couiee
tioners, Is old aud Wen stand, and TIE oulf
10 that portion Of The clg. We VIII sen he properly
either In Who5 o. In pals So private s ana d nos sofa Be-
fore he whole g be offered the high8sta bidder me
5h OF June Terms made SHOWN the dag Of sale
kBrER BlhlUD-
a A HAIchEd,
may5-dtd EzseulorsR. 5olte deed.
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NOTICE 10 GBARDIAlS EIECgT0RS AID AID
MIIlSTRAF0RS.


STATE OF TBANEssEEs DAVIDSON COUNTY COURT
NAY TERN, l65s.
II appearing 70 tbs court thero many Tllrl
that have been hereto1ro appointed ~ Ms cuur WI
failed % maks their s8ussnls ald Co
their bouds even tEo years. reqlf3d By law and also
ihat there Escuf1r1 ll1 1n n1tratlrl4 1ule
time OF settlement has passed, and Hl1 Jailed ID aEa
Lher set emeni required By laws 10 IS aera ordered
that publication Be made IN $40 81 hg neWapaPerl pu1a
cd 90 Nashville notifying al guardians ihas haVa aot 70
EeHed ner bonds Wlhin ts years, and laFe ncf
settled inelr accounts Viz l1e Clerk OF thl cous within
he last year, he law requires and l ezecior7 and adj
a1i9lrai1rss whose nua OF satcuall nl8 o1prsQr ana
Hho nave not seI % tar ns, unl1s1 leg cca
Forward and do % By the ugust Term o hs coar mas
hey will be procasded against a. L1a Law directs.
r. k. CHSAIHAM
mayl6-dsHIm Clerk
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Arr@EETs ArLAw,


8mtthWtll0B Hauu e1aeoa
Having associated themselves togsther ne pciog
Law, vii give their undivided atanlon an business
trusted thsm They via practice Do all she Of the
iOurl Judicial Circuit and also In the counlas Of Aaon
Cannon, Wilson, AID In ne supreme COurl 1 Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06
LINCOLN HOUSE,

TULL AHOAA, IENNESSBE.
10. B. SMITH PROPRIETOR.
AVING taken charge Hotel will endcavor to
please all who may favor with a call. OF my friends
and the citizens Nashville and Davidson county, would so
cit onaEe table will an times he provided with the
the country Affords and every will be taken please all
There coed Livery Stable contiguous to this house, and the
Fayetteville Mulberry Lynrhburg Mail and Passenger coach
leaves this Hotel every Monday, Wednesday and Friday for the
above places \ o'clock and returning Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday o'clock, m, making connections
with Nashville and Chattanooga, and McMinnyle and Man
chester Mail Trains.
Tulahoma, August Il, 1857.
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sUNDRIES.
). A. DARBY 4 CO.,

3. A. DARBY & CO.,
COmmIsSION MERC HANTS,
GENERAL PRODUCE AND AGRICULTURAL DEPOT,
10. 81 conllEzIcE srEEEr, loSTsONERY,
WWTTLL pay particular attention the purchase and sale Of
Wv PRODuc, and all oOnsgnment entrusted 70
Also, the filing Of orders Having ample Storage
prepared receive and make liberal advances on con
sigmneuts.
n Gflmer & Co. Montgomery Farley, Jurey & Co, n. o.
Jeau r. Mummy. & %. David Owen, New York
Chas T. Pollard, % Baker, LaEler 4 Co. Mobile
G. Linn q Co. Hnson 3 Holt
John Henley a Co. "a B0ykin 4 MCRae, .
W. W Waller John. Kerr Memphis.
Elmore & Yancy, " Jose h =. HolIs Liberty, Va
may2q-d&lglm
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EEVHERE had R. D. BLUlrs Plain and Ornamental
Engraving Establishment, Seals for MRsOns, o. o. P,
Sons OF Temperance NOares Public Insurance. Railroad
Plank Road Companies Courts, States, &C. &C. Also, Steam
boats Post Office Stamps Steel Stamps engraved order for
Bacnts ilFermith in fact for all those Manufacturers
who wish stamp their hands upon
These stamps warranted to stamp Silver Cold Brass Iron
itself
Stencils Of kinds order JsWelry made and re-
paired. z. D. BLUM,
Deaderick street, doors from the Public Square, opposite the
Republican Banner Once apr3O-dtWm3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-06

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