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FROm wAsHINGTON.

WASHINGTON July z4s
1t is understood that the Brazilian gov
ernment Withdrew its concession of bellig-
erent rights to insurgents in this country
on the third of May last.
Hon. Montgomery Blair, in company
with large delegation from Baltimore, had
another interview with the President to-
day, with reference to the Maryland feder-
al appointments. 1t will be remembered
two sets Of appointments have been made
but commissions Issued to neither. They
are all in obeysnce. The opposing parties
TO the contest are still earnestly engaged
in prosecuting their respective claims.
About fifty thousand dollars worth OF
defseed or worn. out fractional currency
is destroyed per day and its place sup
piled with new. The entire amount IN
circulation is upward of $2l, 100000. No
more three cent notes are TO be issued, the
act of Congress prohibiting them The
five cent notes will also be gradually with
drawn
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GOTzRRMENT VESSELS.
n

NEW YORK. July "a.
The fsgship AAEttord, Commander Shu-
ielt, will probably leave the Navy Yard on
asefin 4 nor. Vii fssssSxs RsHas::s
stores. Sho will not leave cur waters until
August.
The practice sloop Savannah is at the
wharf st the Navy Yard, receiving the
finishing touches preparatory TO being put
in commission on Saturday.
The Iasco, Lieutenant Commander ]. s.
Thornton, has been ordered to come up 70
the navy yard from her anchorage off the
Battery. She will be put out of cOmmis-
sion.
The light drsught steamer Squsndo will
leave the Brooklyn navy yard this week
for Philadelphis, to be put out Of commits
sion.
The frigste Congress, sunk by the Mer-
rimsc in Hampton Roads, opposite New
port News, was raised on Thursday last.
The remains of the wreck are useless, ex-
ceptiny the great amount of metal.
There are vague rumors as to psymss'
ters safe with 1000 in specie in it being
somewhere about the wreck.
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Personal

James Parton and his wife, Fanny Fern,
are spending the summer at BrattlebOro,
Vermont.
Leo Hudson, the actress, has been rob
bed by her agent of $1,000 worth Of
jewelry.
Col. John h. George, OF Concord, N. Il,
was married on Sunday last to a niece Of
Gen. Meade.
Ex-Governor McGoffin addressed large
crowd on Wednesday last at OoyingtOn,
Ky., in favor of the constitutional amend
ment.
General N. P. Banks was recently ad-
mitted to practice as slawyer inthe United
States District Court Of Louisiana, in New
Orleans.
Miss Adah Issscs Menken cannot con-
sent to end her performance yet. She is
advertised to appear again. It is curious
how she objects to close.
Ambrose T. Jordan, long distinguished
member CT the bar in New York, died on
the I6Ib, at his residence in ThiEtY-hrst
street. in the seVenty-seventh year Of his
age,
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VOL. XIX---NO. l75
IMPORTANT ORDER.

WAsHINGToN, July "a.
The Secretary of War has ordered that
to insure equal justice and the same per-
sonal liberty TO freedmen IS TO other cih
Esns and inhabitants, all orders issued BY
post, district, or other commanders, adopt
ing any system of passes, or suhjecting
them to any restraints or punishments not
imposed on other classes, are declared void
Neither whites nor blacks will be hindered
from seeking employment elsewhere, when
they cannot obtain 1t at just compensation
ct their homes, nor be restrained from
travelling from place to place on legitimate
business.
GEN. GRANT.
NEW YORK, July "a.
Gen. Grant is expected in the city IN the
morning on his way up the Hudson.
GALLAGHER's ExOHANeE.
NEW YoRK July "a.
Gold I4S.
Erie, s511; Reading -; Michigan South
ern 631S; Pittsburgh 677S; Rock Island =;
North Western pfd 6O1S; Canton 80; Cum
berland AZ; Quicksilver 56.
Market steady.
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More Feats of the Yankee BIOndln

From the buualO OOuLleEf sNAg A'-l
Harry Leslie made his third ascension
over the Niagara river, below the SusPeR-
sion Bridge, yesterday afternoon about
twenty minutes past four o'clock, and we
mt il on record as one of the grandest
iests in funambulism ever attempted. On
both sides Of the river within the en-
closures, and upon the Suspension Bridge
immense numbers of people congregsted,
but the prevalence Of an almost terrible
Gale induced many TO believe not only that
Leslie would not attempt TO cross the rope,
lint. that if be did, he would be blown
from # into the seething waters oenestn;
Anumber of gentlemen belonging TO the
class who always emphasize their ideas OF
matters generally with an ctfer ot pet
manifssted their willingness 10 wager large
sums against an approximate nothing, that
Leslie would not attempt to cross the river.
T'hnse who knew the man, who now
modestlv STYLES himself the American
Rlondin,D knev that he would make the
pscansion. if suy man on earth dare al
tomnt II: and he did do it in magnificent
stvle. We have seen and written OF blon
aims hest sscensions; but we never saw
him when we thought he possessed the
Dnrvs coolness and skill that the emer-
.ency demanded of Mr.. Leslie yesterday
sf,er1oon. The gale on the main land was
heavy enough; but as it swept through
the gorge is seemed IS relentless Is the
noisy waters beneath which gave 1t ecne,
snd 70 cross a slender rope st sucn ume
seemed the veriest fool-hardiness imAgln'
sble But Leslie made his appearance II
d,a time on the American side, was shack
Isd bauds and feet, with heavy iron cnsins
With barely freedom enough allowed mn :
Co. Che use of his balance pole. His hand
sorne wife and pretty chllc watched m
engagement of the preliminsrles win
Genuine anxiety, which wAs only IeheYe' Z.
5Sben he accomplished his marvellous leal
TasIis,s conduct on the rope was emlneni
- 1-scaful. and his acrobatic feats goin
Coming were as fine IS we ever saw
How he kept upon his rope at all Is myl
taov 70 ms: but he did keep upon 1t anC
y sI,Songh s he was compelled to more cat
.e-,sI,S he made his march back and lori
tiOsass s--=S=sIz that we have never zee
n Rlondin eoual L is needless to sqggs.
1 !Sa4 AZ Nom ends Of bis cord he Wss halle
& 1;tb tbe most enthusiastic agPiAusei an
WI VIII ,S;nt that everybody fels relieve
wben he concluded his return WALK ~
Eissed bis wife and baby. ,,,s =,
Harry Leslie hsS proved nlD,sen =
eonsI if Lot the superior OF blonoin, 81 =
we hope he will dIoP the name 81 v
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After the sale of four editions Of Lord
Dsrby's translation Of "The Iliad," with
out alteration, he has submitted the fifth
impression to revision, prohting, no doubt,
bv the critical opinions called forth By his
work. The alterations are said to be very
slight and unimportant, 50 that the book
may now be presumed TO take its permA-
nent and acknowledged place in English
literature. It's reception in the United
States has been 50 cordial that an edition
IN the popular blue and gold" or small
pocket size is in preparation BY the Ameri-
can publisher, in addition TO the handsome
library copy already issued
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EEenlng,s EdItLOn
FROM WAsHIaGTON.

NEW YORK, July "a.
The Heralds Washington special says
the municipal election ct fredericksburg,
Virgins, last week, resulted in the success
of the bitterest secessionists in the city.
The election in Virginia afforded little
announcement to hope for an early settle
ment of the difficulties which the suppress
sion of armed rebellion has left to be con-
cilisted. Whenever and wherever an op-
portunity offers, the citizens Of that State
manifest disposition to retain or place in
mower those who are most obnoxious for
their completely in the rebellion, and the
least disposed 70 aid honestly In the restor-
alton of the Union and loyalty to the Con-
stitution.
It is understood that the notorious Nose
by intends to run as candidate for Con-
gress in his district
The Secretary of the Treasury has Or
dered that no more of the five cent postage
stamp currency shsll be issued.
No decision has yet been made In re-
gard TO the Commissioner of Pensions, and
Mr.. Holloway is still dischArging the duties
of his office. But little is said in reference
to the appointment but Mr.. Thscker ap-
pears to have the best chance for obtaining
It. Other changes in the Interior Depart
ment are spoken OF, but nothing is dehni5e-
ly known in relation to them.
The Times washington special says the
Agricultural Bureau is ia receipt OF graslfy-
ing reports of the condition of the crops
The wheat crop is generally large and
sufficient to yield q large amount Tor ex-
narration. The corn crop is In flourish
ing condition and promises large yield.
The ost crop is everything st this time that
could be desired. The potatoes escaped
the Injuries of the potato bug much better
than usual and bid fair to be abundant.
An other crops, both fall and spring
soWed and planted, bid fair to be larger
than the crops of last year.
The fruits are not SO pnitoEmlH SnnA'
especially IN the western 0'sIes.
BENJAMIN, late Secretary OF State OF the
Copfederacy, it is understood here, and on
good authority, has arrived safely in Paris
Bv wsy of Nassau, with the intention oi
making his future home in Australia.
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Took 1he Oatn Of AIIegIance.

The notorious Captain ]. Henry Hines,
the rebel officer who dug the tunnel out Of
the Columbus (Ohio) State Prison, by
which General John Morgan made good
his escape, crossed the river yesterday
under q special permit from General Hill
and took the oath prescribed by the Am
nesty Proclamation. He returns imme-
diatsly to his home in Kentucky, State
never out of the Union even by the form
alities of an ordinance of secession, but
which he left to aid in destroying our
Government. Hefnds himself considera-
bly, the poorer and it is to be hoped, pro-
p0riionsbly wiser, by his criminal ven
ture-Detroit Tribune.
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nherIIn Has spoken.

In the person of General Cox Oberlin
has the candidate for Governor. On the
l9th of this month, there wss mass meet
inc At Oberlin, convened for the avowed
purpose Of pronouncing on the subject OF
Negro Suffrage. The meeting adopted aa
address on that subject which sets forth
the necessity of comforting upon the black
man suffrage, and keeping out of Congress
the representatives from any Southern
State that has not conferred suffrage upon
the black men within its borders. As Cen
ersl Cox may be looked upon IS q child OF
Oberlin, it is safe to say he concurs in these
via1s.-OhiO StdteSD1G15.
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wnks. room Rspor.ea in scotland.

N. 7. Uorrespondenoe OIueInuHH NAIOss0'I
By the by, private letters have been re.
ceiyed here by some Of the prominent
Oopperheads to the effect that Wilkes
Booth is still alive, snd living in the north
ern part of Scotland under sn assumed
name. Nonsense. The assassin of the
President is as dead as Julius Caesar; and
this attempt to excite sensation will
prove abortive. The letters state that the
man shot by Boston Corbett resembled
Booth; that he was an sccomplice IN the
Gholy homicide" 80 the villains term it
but that the real destroyer of Mr.. Lincoln
was then on his way to Europe in q sail
ing vessel on which he engaged passage st
Baltimore.
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Special Report.
STOCK MARKET.


NEW YORK, July "a.
Ths stock market shows considerable
strength. There is no speculative move
ments of importance, and prices appear TO
be supported by their inherent strength.
The bears, generally deeming it useless to
make any assault on the market, were con-
siderable purchasers of Eric. State bonds
ouiet and firm. Railway mortgages and
bank shares steady, but very little doing.
Miscellaneous shares are the most active
and higher.
stocks quiet and without material change.
Gold rather stronger. The bulls are using
every possible effort to put up the pre-
mium TO a rate that will enable them to
seu out their large accumulatiOns at q
rroHt It is understood that l459l46
would satisfy their wishes. Speculative
operstions very light. The bears are de-
ferriug operations until they discover
SYMPTOMS of a break down among the
bulls.
Money very easy to-day, and the supply
largely in excess of the wants oi DfoAers
PETROLEUM STOCKS.
Petroleum stocks more active and hrmel
today. United States ran to $33, anC
Western TO s226. Pithole shows marked
advance, owing to the increased production
of the wells.
Buchanan Farm, 60; Excelsior, 30
Cherry Run, "a; United States, 80 South
ard 125: Pithole, 1,l5O; Chenango, 425
webster, 2IS; Oceanic, 1881 BsekmAl
100.
PETROLEUM.
Petroleum dull and prices nominal AZ
Ca8l4 for crude; 5O@51 for refined IN Don
70 for free.
: MUSTERED OUT.
NEW YORK, July "a.
= The 22d Iowa has been mustered out
Savannah, and will come North as coon
? transportation is provided.
/ The Gath Iowa had sailed for Baltimo
! on the Detroit.
Ia THE LINCOLN FUND.
N NEW YORK, July "a.
E4The Boston Transcript says the contri
" utions in that State to the Lincoln Flu
will amount to 500 900, and that act
labor for obtaining subscriptions has a
"a ceased.
- The Herslds Washington special SO,
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The Trades Unions of New York have
resolved to make eight hours instead Of
ten days work. This is the elimination
of q subject long under discussion, and
which is calculated to excite much discus
sion in the future. The interesting point
is, can the labOring man secure the same
psy for eight hours work as he can for
6an2
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They al Perish but Three.
GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.
GOLD LAST NIGHT 14S.
Associated Press Rep0rt.
TIE ATLANTIO CARLE.

NEW 1ORKj July "a
The steam yacht Clara Clarits left the
dock at the foot Of 14th street st o'clock
on Sunday morning and passed Throgg's
Neck at $50 o'clock. Engineer Everett
expects TO reach Halifax next Thursday.
While at Halifax the machinery will be
fully arranged for understanding the cable
in'ths Gulf Of st. Lawrence, and the yacht
will probably leave that port for Aspey
Bay on Saturday morning.
W. o. Lewis, Esq, Superintendent of
the Sandy Hook line, and gentleman of
great experience with telegraph cables,
Las gone with Mr.. Everett in the Clara
OlsritR.
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THg 7-sO LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, July y.
The balance OF the 7-3O loan unsold is
about $4,000 600, and will probably be
closed out to day. All orders will be flied
by Jay Cooke as fast as received, until the
remaining balance is exhausted. No OBJ
linatinn havond.
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THE SPEIN8FIELD MASS, ARhe
MARUFACTObYs
nIInELI,s ESTATE.


INV IUhhI OuIJ -
During the progress, recently, in the U.
g District Court in New Orleans, Of the
rebel emissAry SlidelPs estate in that city,
a claim on it of 29O, 900 francs was put in
bv the Paris banking house of Mscusrd q
Co. and one of 100000 francs by the Citl-
ems Bank Of New Orleans, for money ad
vsncsd 70 the trsitor on mortgages
Jndge Durell decided that as Slidell was
a notorious enemy of the United States, hi
property in the country belonged, unoei
the confscation act, 70 the government snc
that these claims could not be allowed OF
entertained.
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The Detroit Tribune copies an article
from the Cleveland Plain Dealer, in refer
ence to the Detroit Convention, and credits
it to the LEADER. It will probably Oblige
the Plain Dealer, and it certainly will the
LEADER. by correcting the error.
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sTEWAnT DIS UHARGED.

BOsIUNI July "a
John Stewart, whose arrest was an
nounced several days ago, on suspicion of
being implicated in the murder OF the
Joyce children, was to-day honorably DIS
charged on motion Of the Prosecuting
Attorney.
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DAILY LEADER.
TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1865.

J. a. Haigh, Esq, of Orestline, Crawford
county, has been nominated for Senator by
the Unionists of the Senatorial District
composed of Seneca, Crawford and Wysn-
dot counties. ..
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Springfield, Illinois, is SO Overrun with
burglars, gsrrotters, and villains of all
kinds that the Mayor has requested Gen.
Cook to carry on the city government
with the military force at his command.
This the General has consented to do.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

NEW lORkl JUIy II
The steamer City of London from Liver
pool has arrived. News anticipated.
The steamer Arsgo, from Hilton Head,
brings Charleston and Savannah Pspers to
the 18th.
The expedition to lay out 8 cemetery for
our dead had left Savannah for Anderson
vile.
The Arago and Fulton are TO be with
drawn from the route to Hilton Head. The
Illinois takes the place of the Fulton on
the next trip.
The steamers Zodisc and America nae
arrived at Savannah from New York.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

A terrible freshet visited Leavenworth,
Kansas, on Thursday night, carrying away
two stone bridges, eighteen or twenty
houses, and property OF sh kinds. Seven
dead bodies have already been found, and
it is feared that many more were swept
away. Loss, 100000.
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The largest income return in Pittsburgh
is tnst of Joseph Walton, S232,653. Thos.
Fawcett's income is 2l0 600 and that OF
VIM. d. Brown, $l94, $50. There are three
or four others who have incomes above
500, 900, and about dozen who return
over $4,000.
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narnnnAn arcInEuTs.

CINCINHAIli July u.
An Eastern bound mail train on the
Ohio and Mississippi road met with an &C.
cident on Friday, near Dillsborough station,
caused by the washing away Of the culVert-
Ths engineer was drowned. No others were
injured o..-.s
was caused by the breaking Of the engine
wheel. Eight discharged soldiers OF the
17th Ohio, and one civilian were Instantly
killed
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TUESDAY, JULY 25, 1866.

" "American Blondin." His reputation IS
Harry Leslie will be brilliant enough with
out borrowing . particle of glory from the
great funambulist and we hope he will
appreciate it as those who have witnessed
hi performances do.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

The annual regatta on Lake QuiHsiga-
mond will take place on Saturday morning,
29th inst, and the Monday following the
race for the championship between Har-
ward and Yale Colleges.
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mAsONIN CANADA.

NEW YORK, July a.
The Hersld's correspondent says John
Y. Mason, one of the rebel e,mmissioners
70 Europe, has gone to St CsthArine's,
Canada, TO reside
Other rebel emissaries to Europe nave
also come back and are residing IN OsnAoa'
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-07-25

The LdghtnIDE Destroys
Files instantly, and is not liable to be mistaken
for anything sIse. Is easily prepared and used
and does rapid execution. Each sheet will attract
Vnd Kill a Quart Of Flies-and promotes quiet in
reading, peace while you eat, and the comforts Of
. nap in the morning.
Sold by all Druggist. iuSZl;eodAfW'
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Thomas Francis Meagher writes to Gap
tain Fisk that he will certsinly be IN st.
Paul by the 26th to join his expedition,
accompanied by Captain Fenton and
others of equally sterling metal,
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
GOVERNOR PERRX'S SPEECH
Il is Justified by South Care
liniaDS
PROMOTIONS OF WESTERN
PAYkASTERS.
Regulations for the Freed
men.
--4n.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatches to the cincinnati Gazette ]
WASHINGTON, July %

| WAsHlnGTOni Juiy zo'
GOVERNOR PERRY's SPEECH.
The statements in Northern papers that
tha lately published speech of Governor
Perry, of South Carolina was not genuine,
as well as other statements that, since Gov
ernor Perry's arrival here he had attempt
ed some explanation of If, are alike un-
founded. He is still here, accompanied by
Ex-Spesker Orr and other prominent
South Carolinians, by whom the speech is
justified as being adapted 70. the wants of
& whom ~ -was nnade.
AGED FREEDNEE To BE PROVIDED FOR BY
THEIR FORMER MASTERS.
A great number of aged and decrepit
negroes hsve lately been thrown upon the
Government for support by their former
masters, in several of the Maryland coun-
ties.
To remedy this General Howard has
Issued circular, ordering that unless mas
ters ia St. Mary's county provide for main
tenance Of their aged and in6rm servants,
their plantations will be taken possession
of for that purpose by the Freedma's
Bureau.
PAYMAsTRRs PROMOTED.
The Secretary of War has breveted tie
following named Western officers of Gh
Psy Department for faithful and mOritori
Gus services during the war, viz: To be
Colonels-Lieutensn Colonel N. W. Brown
at st. Louis, Deputy Paymaster General /;
Lieut.. Col. Herman Leonard at San Fran.
cisco, Deputy PAymsster General. To he
Lieutenant COlonels-Msjor Cary A. Fry, |
of Kentucky; Msjor F. 3. Hunt, of Ohio.
MsiOr Samuel Woods, Major Daniel Nc
Lure, Indiana; Charles T. Larned, Micbi-
gan Msjor G. L. Pebeger, Missouri; Major
H. A. Hutchins, Ohio; Msjor NicLolss
Veddee, Illinois; Bsjor David Tsylt,
Ohio; Major d. L. Eaton, Pennsylvania
MsjOr W. P. Gould, Indiana; NsjOr @. P. /
Johnson, Missouri; Major Allen, Iowa;
MsjOr Dwight Bannister, Ohio; Msjor T.
q. Stanton, lows; Major H. B. Reese,
Ohio; MsJor Russell Errett, Paymaster q.
P. WAleoIt, Ohio; Major V. Q. Hanna,
Maryland; Msjor A. w. Hendricks, Indi-
ina
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A lake Superior Ticket for sa1e--The
advertiser has purchased two 'round trip" tickets,
with state roons) for Lake Superior. on the
,Northern Light" this eveAipg. He can't go. he
will sell the tickets cheap, Apply st the LEADER
Counting Room. jyz5:Zal
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THE 7.8O LOAN.

PHILADELPHIA, July "a.
Jay Cooke reports the subscriptions to
7.8O loan to- day at SIC, ala, 300, including
Commercial National Bank of Cleveland,
500, 900, and 7,l45 individual subscriP-
tionk
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Employment WRnted.-The following dis
charged soldiers, with good references, want EN-
ployment, viz: L Book keeper II Clerks; Far
msrsi Gardnerui Grocery clerk light employ
msnt, (disAblsdl z lost right srmi learn trsdesi
1 maehinIst apprentice. TO 60 Hs (Ooyl; place in
family, wants; porter Is railroad employ nent'
breaknel, &C.; Salesmen; street-cAr drivers
7 train boys; tanner, ltyPe-sesteri Eatchmen,
1 wsiter st hotel; IL have no particular business
sud will do anything.
Enquire at SO Bank street, office Of the Soldiers
Aid Society. Y1o.s''
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Lambs Knitting naehine.-eENIU'
TEmMPHAHr.-Ths greatest invention Of the age
Nsrrows the tos, knits the heel, complete IN one
Niece. WIN do all that 1t is promised to do In our
s,roulsrs. Gall on or address, with stamp, A L.
JOHNSON, go Superior st., OeTslHud. myE''Sls