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istrations. Their political creeds are
manufactured and brought to them from
somewhere else. The ultra North and
the ultra southAght their battles upon
the soil of the great conservative States,
and enroll their people upon one side or
the other of the controversy, as if the
only thing they are fit for is to serve in
the place of mercenaries, without the
pay which belongs to that disreputable
condition. This is not merely weak and
undignifed it is wrong. The Great
West is not only entitled to its doctrinal
power in the politics of the country, but
to exert that power is its imperative duty
duty which it owes not only to ITSELF
but to the rest of the Union-the rest of
mankind.
We have no space to-day to attempt to
interpret the unspoken political con-
seriousness of the center; and can only
glance at it in general terms, with
word of application to the subject to
which we have already alluded-Slavery
Equally removed from the federal tradi-
tions of the North, and the aristocratic
tendencies of the South, the doctrine of
Popular Sovereignty-the great conserva-
tive doctrine of free forms of govern
ment-belongs of right to the States in
question: the doctrine that government
is inherent in the people, and that, there
fore, no change of circumstances can de-
prive them of that greatest and safest of
all rights-the right to govern them
selves This doctrine, truly applied, dis
misses pro-slavery and anti-slavery alike
from the politics of the nation, and leaves
them to the amateur agitators of the Sec
tions to which they belong. 1t inaugu-
rates the true, in the place of the reign
ing false ideas of national conservatism
1t will bleach out the politics of the
Union - making the questions spring
from the European instead of, as hereto
fore, the African element; and turn the
attention of the people away from the
vicissitudes of an idle and fruitless
wrangle between sections, to a consider
alton and appreciation of the true elements
of national power and renown.
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from the upper thread is in its turn held open
as BEFORE and SO on. The two threads are
thus interlooped - the lower one passing
through the upper, Ondatbe upperthrough the
lower! The mechanism producing these re-
suits is simple, ingenious, and durable, not
liable to arrangement, and we think, with
ordinary care, might last lifetime.
The GROVER & BAKER Sewing Machine
Company have Branch Office at So West
Fourth street, where is kept on hand large
variety of the above described machines; also
shuttle machine, which enjoys a reputation
equal to any of tho shuttle machines in use.
Whatever is true of its stitch, is true of every
other shuttle stitch. 1t forms a seam with two
threads by thrusting the upper through the
fabric, where, as the needle returns, a loopis
thrown out, through which the shuttle passes,
carrying the lower thread, which is contained
on bobbin, inside of the shuttle.
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HOME INTERESTS.

The onward march of mechanical i'm
provement, and its happy effect upon the peO
pie Of America, in developing intelligence and
happiness, finds nowhere better illustration
than in the brief history of the Sewing Ma
chine; yet, although nearly three hundred
patents have been issued to citizens of the
United States for improvements in sewing
mechanism, scarcely more than one in a
hundred of the different machines built is
recognized as a standard article. 1t is i'm
portant, then, that in selecting Machine for
family use, to choose among those that have
been the longest in market, and which have
consequently been put to the severest tests
The best Machine is the one which does the
best work, though simplicity of construction,
adaptation to comparatively unskillful opera
tives, and cheapness, are matters worthy of
secondary consideration.
The stitch is the most important feature, and
requires the strictest examination ON the part
of the judicious purchaser. We have given
our readers a representation Of the stitch
formed by the GROVER & BAKER Machine.
This stitch is very strong and elastic, and its
construction may be understood by referring to
Fig. 2.
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BY JACOB GRAFF & CO.,
sale-rooms No. is East Fourth street
FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
On "Wednesday MORNING. Nav 4th

On Wednesday Morning, May 4th,
At 81 o'clock will be sold the entire Furniture of
family corner of Seventh and Vine streets,
viz:
Two rosewood Soeiabes two Sofas, elizabeth Chair,
Roee S TGrtef @ SOe GShS Sst az
Tables, Cane-seat Chairs Fire Sets and Standards,
Brussels Carpet, Mats, etc.
ALso-A Rosewood Piano and Stool.
HALL AND LIBRARY.
= Sofa, Hat Rack, Mahogany Secretary and Book
Arm Chairs, Oil Paintings, Brass Coa-scuttle, Fire
Set, Stair Carpet, etc.
rdbos % GRqrs Ciock SS Walnut V5 Gupboard
Dining, Tea Glass and Plated-ware.
CHAMBERS.
A set, consisting of French Bedstead, marble top
Workstand, Dress Bureau, Table, Bookcase, four
Bedsteads, Lounges, Dressing and Plain Bureaus
Commode Washstands, Hair, Cotton and shuck Mat
case, Toilet Tables, Toy Furnitgrs Mirrors, Toilet
Sets, Towel Racks, Brussels and Three Carpets
Step Ladder, and general assortment of Kitchen
Furniture. my2-ca
Lots IN d. WoL's SuJdipision, Ne,oport, Ken
tucky.
Thursday Afternoon, May 5th, 1859,
The premises, near the new Catholic Church. the foi-
lowing Real Estate, viz lSs feet Ringgold street,
between East row and Roberts streets, divided into
seven lots from rs to "a feet front by So feet deep
ALSO
One Lot on Roberts street. and one on East row,
each 25 by "a feet.
ALSO
Lot No. 1872 old plat east half fronting 80 feet on
Front street, between Monmouth and Saratoga
Streets by 100 feet deep TO the old Market the lot ad
Joins the Rev. Mr.. Pages garden on the west.
ALSO
Lot No. i5s fronting 80 feet on Taylor street. for
20 feet deep, then AZ feet wide for 80 feet The entire
depth 100 feet This lot adjoins Mr. . Shungnessey $
house.
Terms of sale for the wholc-One- third cash,
balance in one andtwo years with per cent. inter
Title good and sale positive
N. b. Sale will commence with the lots Oh Ringgod
street. nly2-cb
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When sufficient care is used to have the
two threads drawn equally into the body of
the material, this scam will be found suffi-
cently strong and elastic in thick fabrics, and
especially in such articles as are not sub
jccted to the test of washing and ironing.
All seams made by any of the shuttle stitches
should be fastened by hand, with a common
needle, to prevent ripping. Unless this be
done, the fabric may be drawn apart, (as in
Fig. 6,) and the stitches rip out. 1t is liable
FIg g.
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The under or binding thread is oNE-HALF the
size of that of the upper thread, and being
passed both through and around ii, the seam
presents a most beautiful and fair stitch upon
one side, and upon the other a delicately
winding thread, which lies perfectly fat,
and has the appearance of being inwrOught in
the substance of the material, and is so elastic
that no amount of washing or ironing will be
likely to break it. Fig. shows side view Of
Fig A.
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DIR. AYERS
LUNG AND THROAT
.as.as s INSTITUTE,
No. 80 WEST FOURTH STREET.

The following letter is from one of our we'll known
merchants Whatever he indorses must be of sterlin
value. 1t is well worth reading: 4
CINCINNATI, February l3, 1852
About month ago i called at DR., Ayers "Throat
and Lung Institute, 30 West Fourth street. for treat
Throat. The tonsils and uyula (or palate) were sd
much enlarged that there seemed to be but
to pursue and that was to cut them of; this had
been told by other physicians, who had also canddly
told me they conld not cnro me-. DR.. Aver made al
careful examination and pronounced excision unneo
essary and prescribed Medcated Inhalation and top1
ioal applications with general treatment and the re
suit Ii a PERFECT TRIUMPhi The Inflammation hAsI
been allayed, and the tonss aud palate reduced to
their natural size and position. now have NO sore-
ness or difficulty whatever Of the throat and FEEL
THAT 1 AM NOW PERFECTLY WELL.
cordially commend DIR. Aver as skillful aud COM
petent physician In his speciality and worthy of all
conhdepce, HIS mode Of treatment is rati0na pleas
ant, and certainly in my case successful aud have
every reason TO believe the Doctor Is equally success-
fnl IN all other cases while have been under treat
ment at the Institute M ---.r.'-
JOHN H. DETERS,
t' SO Fourth street. between Vine and Walnut.
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Fig. exhibits the thread somewhat closer
drawn, and serves to show that each stitch,
when tightly draion, is SO securely fastened and
Independent of its neighbors, that, if the seam
be cut or broken at every quarter of an inch,
its strength and firmness arc wholly unim-
paired.
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the GROVER & BlKEE stitch, when properly
drawn up. The machine which mak,s it, fast
ems the ends of the threads by its own opera
tion. We believe there is no other machine
which does thiF. An entire garment can be
made without unthreading either needle, and
if a seam be taken, Immediately after it has
passed from the machine, and nothing more
done to strengthen tho ends, it will be found
impossible to rip it by drawing the two pieces
of fabric apart in the manner illustrated in the
above drawing.
The GROVER Il BAKER machine sews silk,
linen or cotton thread from two ordinary
spools, as purchased in any store, and no
rewinding Of thread is necessary. The
upper thread is, by vertical needle, passed
through the fabric, and the loop held open
until the under and finer thread, carried by q
circular needle, is passed through 1t, and held
until the vertical needle is a second time passed
through the fabric and loop, and another loop
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MNeER EE

re- r II f. r. q III u r. G HAN AID
journed meeting of those favorable 10 Free Church.
under the pastoral caro- of Rev. NJ ID. Conway, will
bo held TUESDAY EVENING, May 8, at tho Unlta-
rian Church, southwest corner of Fourth and Race
Those friendly to the object of the meeting are in
Vited to attend. r my2-bt2t
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ne-THEHAMLTON CoUNTYOP..

meet at Metropolitan Building, northeast corner of
Walnut and Ninth streets in Room No ., in Cincin-
natl, on SATURDAY, the 7th day of May, 1859, at
ten o'clock M to arrange the time and manner of
selecting tbrty-one delegates 10 the State COnven
ton, which meets at Columbus tho second day OF
June next, PETER ZINN, Chairman.
A. o. ANDREss, }seerolar'os' apsO-tm7
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M. CIR E e N w 0 Q D ,
Pipe Department,

Supplies Heating Apparatus for Public Buildings,
Stores and Private Houses, on either -..-...-
THE HIGH OR Low W-PRESSURE a
Prlnciple,or with Hot-water Apparatus, and manu-
facture4sA .--t
Allkinds of Steam Fittings and Apparatus,
Steam Coils and Screens, .s.-,.
Wrought and Cast-iron Radiators,
Couplings, Crosses,
Elbows and Bends, Tees,
Union Joints, Flanges
Lock-nuts, Caps, Nipples, Plugs, Bushings and Tees
Hooks. lr-Hs.
Branch, Single and Beam;
Laundry Stands, Soldering Unions.
Iron and Composition Valves.
Globe, Angle, Gross, Check, Mud Safety, Back
pressure, Radiator, Governor, Vertical, etc.
Brass Fittings of all descriptions.
Steam, Gas Service and Meter, Cocks, etc.
Oil Cups of all kinds.
Oil Globes, Wrenches.
Steam-Whistles.
PLUMBERS GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
Bibbs, Stops, Couplings, etc.
Pipe Tongs, Taps.
Stocks and Dies. ......
Valve Boxes, Radiators, ID.
Glue Heaters, Paste Kettles,
Tubular Heaters; Steam Coils ..
Registers and Guages Of all sizes and kinds.
DOUBLE CAST-IRONKETTL
... soAP-MAKERs' KETTLES
Steamers and Boilers, for Cooking Purposes.
Cast-iron Steam Carving Tables,
Cake-Bakers' Hot Plates,
STEAM CLOSETS, COFFEE TEA BOILERS, Etc
WASHING MACHINERY, a"LE
Boiler Pumps,
MALLEABLE IRON GAS FITTINGS, THROTTLE
VALVES, HOSE COUPLINGS, CAST
IRON CRATES FOR FLUES.
Steam applied to Drying Rooms, for Wool, Woolen
Goods, Printed Goods, Paper, Patent Leather Lum.
Der, Lauudries. Heating Cells for Veneering, Ja.
panned Goods and all other purposes for which a
high and safe temperature is required, etc.
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BY C. j. w. SMITH,

Auctioneer, No. 221 Vine street
T,Oo Valuable Pieces Of Property on wthstreet,
being No. 1873, Jeticeen Race and Elm. Streets
and No. 23l, Jet,ceen Plum and Western ror.
On Tuesday Afternoon, May 3,
At three o'clock, will be sold at Public Auction, on
the premises, that valuable piece of property, lS
Fourth street, between Race and Elm. The Lot is
80 feet Fourth street by 100 feet deep, looked
upon very desirable central business property
Title perfect.
TERMS One third cash; balance in one, two and
three years, with six per cent. interest deferred
payments.
ALSO
Immediately after, that valuable Lot and Brick
Dwelling, being No. 23l Fourth street, between Plum
and Western row. The lot fronts q feet on Fourth
street by 100 feet deep Title perfect Sale positive.
Terms made known az sale. my2-bt
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On Wednesday Afternoon, May 4,
Will be sold at Public Auction at half past two
O'Clock, on the premises,
10 Lots of Land, at the junction of the Car
thage and Arbigust Roads, ON Mount Auburn.
These Lots from 25 to &C feet 'front.' and from 100
to lJ feet deep
22 Lots of Land, on Vine-street Hill, at the
junction of Clifton, Cumminsvillo and Carthage
Roads. These Lots from 50 to 81 feet 'front.' and
from 200 to $40 feet deep.
This is some of the most desirable property for sale
within the suburbs of the city, and purchasers will
do well to attend Every Lot will DE sold to the
highest bidder. Title perfect.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash, balance in one and
two years, with six per cent. interest, payable
nusly, secured by mortgage on the premises.
0mnibusses leave the Auction Rooms of Cooper &
Stokes, No IA East Fourth street, Wednesday
afternoon May 4th, at two o'clock, and convey per-
TO the sale free of charge. =.
Plats of the property can be had by calling on
my2-bt COOPER STOKES Auctioneers.
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THE PRESS.
CINCINNATI, TUESDAY, MAY 8.

CORRESPONDENCE, containing important nOws,
solicited from any quarter Of the world.
NO NOTICE taken Of anonymous correspondence.
We do not return rejected communications.
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On SUNDAY, May 1, HENRY LEWIS, in the sith
year of his age. 80
The funeral will take place from his late residence
corner OF Main and Webster Streets on " ednesday,
ore invited to attend. n3s
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aFs- THE BANK OF SAVINGS. mn

sixth street. allows interest on small deposits
discounts good paper, loans money on collateral Sc
curity and deals In Specie exchange and uncnrrent
bank-notes. Iap26-c'J ALEX, VAN HAMM.
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G0AL oIL--0f best quality, 81 10 per
~ gallon, at IT, RANDOLPH BROS,
. ap26-lws 81 West Sixth street.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

On tho LIST inst, BY Rev James Black, Mr. JOHN
W. ORR to Miss ANNA ). BRADFORD, all Of Gin
cinnat, q. m3-be
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DIR. STITRM

Has removed his Office to the opposite, the sOut
east corner of seventh and Elm streets.
m2-1MA
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AUCTION SALES.
BY COOPER g. STOKES.
GREAT SALE OF LOTS,

Belonging to the estate Of Andrew Mcmillan, dec'd
ON MOUNT AUBURN,
And at the Junction of Clifton. Cumminsvile and
Carthage Roads
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voir les certifcats rnppui.
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ladies Oh IL Tx,srusx DkPcRAy,vT Do DR.
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savoir quill ny o pas su jusqa's prsssnt une
scule mslsdie chrOnique invetvres on cons.
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@Css pca eho trappur ny point de dams ee
que La bsure dout plains nest egat
xuure Vrsmeut prujecle sioune peau
ljagsr mpate tn vivras Dc rn nsat
-e Dc apprsnde oui ben H votre syeu Je
Pi msssi tver cerveas ct cee des ne
Dounez i bras vais
srst quopak parsen guere dpts service les inea
Ham~s siia pieds Daord cut peine se eur
s ost de- qusses minutes aomb put hare
ques pas. -..-,n.,-. ~ r,.5f, -, i
dune maue assi bruyane qdau cden doae
Dc dgs le Sss deyader
pres de ces hon.
Noss slouger distance
Ua PED iexer s De ma Courage Beu icf
dic IN heu scder
par Hsnus Nick marcha .ar.nos lie
qvaer ss les acsabe es e condmt conme
mges ~ rhss dtsschses ss eontees rsbts
bssss travail .n sssTs es aonoosss W 's Sa'sns
d sss voyage 9b - p p 7
-a swi Nick dt Ni foyer Posr osers
Vols tas dsas PrsSds o. bieutds
t lA~ qu rshas6ss ns~bs grsosauss Ct iuf
rsmasa psopsns rsmpi psomss Rseoafrte
Whites rsprssds eusn ord-
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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-10-22

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