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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
SHAM RECIPROCITY AND ITS REMEDY

By tie ti;A article Of The Reciprocity Treaty now
;, to,e the Sea2te Il Is provided iAsi II shall last
zen ,esrs subject 70 night reserved by Eug sai 10
pend he navigation ii the s. Lawrence and the
"C.raGisn csua.s upon due notice. And TO the
United States. il case OF such 4 uotce. TO suspend
the third article Of the treSry 50 f.F IS the Prov
"iacs 81 Canada is affected thereby.
H,.e is riehi reserved BY England under which
tie ;; Lawrence Uay be closed and Il 1t he 50 thea
So ~ slcr-se usy tie people e Lis country sas.
y,rG that ,rt.ce q. ihe ;re.iy h.c- provides for
cr-1trc 20 tie Frv ices TIE right 20 import into tie
Usi1n -ce q du;y 8. tie Commodities iaey have -
S. Nile NJ tie exception Il Tice All uamzasi4c-
;rr,i i,t.cco, ne&uy everything have 10 sell 70
y T. sid that thty es,e 70 purchase is 10 coz
tisIe "a Isy Guy. - ole-siiei reciprocity MAS
sur,y z,ver ri y heard o. sor would il row AAve
keen F-VrossG Id l. noi sesa seer that hsi for
yssrs ,utu-.;ieG tie el0siz. of tie s. Lswrenee
sd g. sAelc,.or frou lie fisheries after having p.i
fcr den n grants q T-i5i-eses - the C2z.32s 81
iircr her value. No ole W. studies 1e cosrse q
CsIsi.sr irsjs csa IS Nc isiak hesitate Il believe
Iis tie Tivcr ueAt A:Ve Aetz openei All eur Sshe-
relieved INN oppression sri rosAery by re 49,
Pc manifestation q DETERMINES. 70 repez tie AZ.
Q; l>s3 ~ NIL IL FeoF.s Il - PrSTiaees were
Renewed tu tie recessiy s,r asi1s rlTer tie aav-
isa'io1 81 wAict Is .oN - BE eozce,isi 70 = as 8
great privilege wAeA ~ rs; -! 30 8; - e.oruozs
Fr.ce.
Tat . s a. 1trc1s &c ", y csvinzs - al Of
S-r ssrc-lrur iealsrs n - WI take re truzh,e 70
si-iy i.e tac,s- Hsvizz created - themselves
great ACue market azczs t.e Ecz Ne z.ks ~.
c,;a- Al e;4s- ccE1Ciitics iAsv s..oy .sTaziASes
TAI a-e tsassl 70 lie F<Vyle 81 Cs-.G. wso e.ssv
iae Aess.-gs e Br-r-sA ire t-ale. AZ 81 iae--
ss.rss tAerssere. ee=Pe-oi ie pay - or CIV
errEe-i &c t-sAel S-i e ever I've. k,r
F<r=issso- - sel iheir wheat re - oa-s =
CIR Esrksis- Tie zL.z-zl cczsesZe.ce & IL, 4,
that ~ FreSs = FrvSroe AZ searr1iy less - tAs
sS-tA u iAe * y I~s=r-sve Per ee.;. ia. ,A<r
Az - ne sesia e. Il Il g F7V?~si ,sv to relieve
iae CsEsSas frs1 iAis P.l-s=i A. - s-asle iAs-
Is p; re iAs-r cw- PsSAsis a. IL; Ssey zen .,r
i-iV cSr tseasEry. A. tie seesss4-y tse-, M
~ x ~; ssssti & tvs sEsAs.s z C,s.as tv-A,-,
-E 30 '.r- 80 E,tAcs's- 80 - 81, IS .,.-.,v,,..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

mare IN hasten its arrival than the ratification OF the
,ltogetber sided measure before the oena'e iAe
south seems determined to have al the que'u n' DO"
before the people settled, and II l. rapidly drNus u'
t. a settlement, not only Of the Slavery question out
also Of the fishery, navigation aud o. La Ff'n;s
cue,t;ops fer annexation would give US the h'aese'
and The river while t would place the shipping OF the
Provinces or q footing vita our own.
I,uiIl bc said. however, that whatever may De the
.o,0osi,iou of III, House the Senate wall coniinls
- rr..ept A majority of northern donghiaces All
o,,h.-r advocates Of Slavery extension and that NJ
~ re.sure rs that We have indie ,ted could be car
sod through that body Those who make this as'e''
zion have not however. studied careiu'P tue eo"''
f the mast al Of which tend % prove th'
face is likely whenever the majority SHAH o. GA ''e
side Of freedom to repudiate absolutely avs P''soa'
view and become opponent OF the slave power
He il creature governed present views OF h'' own
priys;e interests and lie cannot be expected - re-
main consistent after be shall have become 'isH1i
that be can no longer hope for Advancement o.! 'enS
the rights and interests Of his constituents To the
slsve-drivers MIR. Van Buren,. par eTeeIeHes the
northern man with southern principles was the can
didste of the Buffalo Convention IN ISIS aud we snail
certainly not be surprised to Richardson Cu'h'ns
4 Co advocating before the people the annexation ot
.be British Prov nces the great measur' OF se;ur
~ for northern men aud northern labor Changes
unite AZ great as this have happened since the oPeaas
of the present Congress.
We desire 10 see established between the Province.
and the Union the perfect reciprocity 10 40"
a,s,s between the several States enabin- every MAJ
10 sell and buy where be peaSes' and ex-mP''nS n'A
from all taxa ion Cd his exchanges whether he ms
corn tobacco, cloth elOcAst to sell Ila' re'Pro'
~ can cone with annexation. and Mt o-hcr"'s''
Therefore do Ne desire a. -cAauOa We DO NOT nov
ever wish 70 see il forced either upon the Cana Haas
or ourselves az measure of necessity Tor IL Is our
belief tha, the more quietly the public mnl Is lei g.
,rpreciste the advantages OF union the more perfect
will he the union when il shall be formed That II
will come before the expiration OF the period 10 which
this treaty Is limited We feel entirely assured aniwe
have no wish that the period Of is arrival should be
FASTENED by the general ''howIing OF our agHcil
urists suffering under the Sham ReeiProe y no" pro-
nosed 70 be established. We would not nave e'h
done even though we might believe that good would
q, mo Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26
.vu p,Trxr LAW PROPOSED.

Gen. JAMES Of X. l. has reported from ne fa'ea'
Committee 10 the Senate bill making many and I'm
nortsnt changes in our Patent Lsws-n iac' ehechng
nj p,ssed) complete revolution IN our Patent SIS
TEN. Ii virtually extends the duration o. al Vaia'-
HE patents from fourteen years 10 twenty! on the
n,,mep of an extra fee of slO0 at the expiration OF
their nth year respectively; allows foreigners to take
ont pateuts on the same terms with citizens aoot'
ishes las We understand it, Jury Tdal in cas's tn
volyng the validity OF patents increases larger! 'ae
power and patronage OF the Commissioner o. fa'eh'i
creates an Assistant Commissioner, with four new
Examiners. SIS many Assistants, and some more IN
prospect: authorizes L. Courts to restrain oy 10.
junction the importation of articles which II pro
duced here would be infriDgements Of any ps'ent
subsstng in this country and auhorze,suts for b.
gone arrangements, though the patent may have now
expired
We have been urged by strenuous oPpoaess OF
this bill to give it our unqualified reProbsuon' bd' 1t
seems 70 Ne more udicious publish the b aud iov's
"a its provision the attention Of all interested Some
Of them sppesr On first reading to be just well as
important; Others OF doubtful Propriey. Let Us all
study the bill CAREFUL! FIRST and then speak OF It as 1t
shall seem 20 deserve
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

NORTH CAROLYN A-Ml>SoUKI-IOWA
Tie suuIuer elections Of l-3i commence with
NORTH CAROLINA on Thursday 81 next week August
3d - but the contest in that State hinge. almost
tircly IN locs issues, and the result can be- Of 10
serious National Importance. True. Governor aal
legislature sre he cho,en; and 'ha, Legs4taren.l
cor may elect two United States Sanstors-one 70
I'LL the vacancy now existing since the expiration Of
Mt Mangum's term in March, l>,3, and the o'her TO
take the place Of Mr.. Badger on the ith Of Mlrch
next They say that the Hon. William 4 Crab an
MIR. Flmcre's Secretary of the Navy and last Whg
candidate fer Vice President may come ia Should the
Nhss carry the St4ic sad this would be 80 improve
m,ut especially il Mr. BadSer could 81 The same time
be ct cut: but the sirons probability tlis distance
would seem 10 be tho; the more legitimate. hearty
ard urai lu4,us champions 81 slavery pOp4gAniism
VII triumph. ,,eciiuG Thvmas hncg Governor over
Allie, pooAcu lid caco>ias Legislature which VIII
make Go,. David :. R,id aud Thomas l.. CInSm,n
United >,at,, ScuatoIs. We may De mistaken q %
tie lev Governor. ior Gen. DVtA,ry appears 70 be
p,rsorsll aud locally sircUser Aan Mr. Bragg; but
al d., Indications before poili e. wAai i called
.. p,wccia,ic triumph in North C,rulua in spite OF
TIE weakness sui ungop-,sr;y ~ the National Al
V.i,sai,n & whose c-e, L il VII uo4..na j. rebound.
We ;cc isr j,tper iaicrc,i ia tie cc--est 10 Ms
SoVEI thar n 10y o'lcr Of the Save Si,tes watch
SIC ,o ho!G Elections o. Me,dsy Ac.a.i. Missouri
should havr been Free state butwss lo.t bv NEGLECT
si usuarae u eu. she Is ~ a,e,cst and conviction
Zee SAT, ;o-asy. ~, wouid - declare herself
e,1., air dis'.aei issue Be Pre>eatei. But >4very
;Astercd 90 her 10 her noasse BY the activity Of
Us VsTi''aus, favored B.! Tic lalaer' zee OF iaose
WHO ,toUd have excluded a. an tie safe las isis
CSy half Million les p0p4.s'.yn th2a So woah
have hsd % Frtr Az : ar t-a.si a Elacai.oa.
Norsl>. Con tcri. Refinement. Industry s.i Purdue
roa WHAT SIC w,u.d aavc been Il 20 slave hai ever
yrcss,- D.. ,c., lui .sa us tive H-rarea pos .ioa
le. ur,rs SD s i,s ;cr interiors; ~ -a-.o- vcali
have rSlt Ter % Us rl-r tie elua, Of Oaio AAl
- uc, r.,;skc, weighted herself ioUu 70 tie
t,ttct Aatara.
N...s,,i : ..,.ts h.,,- 81, 80, ~ . s....-...
,,si.t ;.r,',., r,.,, ,,.r,s -, w., r.,,,s,r -.
anime, a. Saver, a. R--t.p ,pr,r,st, VII.
,ut .sisrre. e. hjs rar,. b., ,t.ely BY AK, -
ile tcI,urs, q Nj N2a Barn sfsr iAe Peepa. IA
had t.--,e BIZ. downfall frvrl ise rrouea, Ae fa.,el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

We shan ssuc THIS MORNING an Edition Of TIE
sysi.WrrKIY TEIRuNr for circulation Europe Il viii
contain all the latest News up the time # gong 20 press
Single copcs in wrappcrs ready mailing be- hal at
,ho desk Price Si1 Cents The steamship Asia sails
from this port for Liverpool To-D~s Al ~ NJ.
Subscriptions and Advertisements FOR Tue NTw-forK
TRirrxl cen bo len with the following Accns:
LoNpoS-Mr W. Thomas. Nos. - aud 81 Caharine-
street Strand.
PAEis-Ch L. Fleschmaun Oiice American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

An we a. understand TAG IEaCNE a. r9-ctsg f9y ~
r.ref.fs of The statement nom Washington. referred 10
~ he Sgrafoga VS. i taat treaty negoi aing a.
Honolulu Tor tie aIntNaon OF the SA4oW cl ls.A-4,
We should be glad 20 know To- Il To4.d Thea as,a
much Ri. her Importance than Las been attached 20 b.
Commercial Airer-assr.
Yes Sir. and we ycuched for it when We published
it. We knew that our correspondent At Washington
had the highest and best authority for the statement
that as esry the middle of May last treaty fOr
the transfer Of the Islands nearly completed At
Honolulu between Mr.. Commissioner Gregg aal sas
King and Privy Council Indeed the only point ;sea
remaining un.djusted was whether the Islands should
cone in SIS Territory or State. the King reqIriag
the former and Mr. Gregg insisting on the LATER.
How that point has been arranged Ne are not yet
informed; but there TO be DO reason 70 DOUBT
that it must hsve been settled ere this IN one way or
the other. SO thar the treat! is probably on is
wsy 20 the United States
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Nem-l1ork Daily Qribn)se.
WEDNESDAY. JULY &c, l:;4.


Apvr,r,sr~r,rss "a. ".ss rSr'' Of chi. week H''' be
I'm. IN ~
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The steamship Africa from Liverpool, with three
days later intelligence from Europe, is nov due at this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26


G,o suoep judge Of the D.nci Court b rey Co. IA NNrm'
her 18th sat Your hecdsnds Otmau hcfs has Teen
place year pact aud 20 the ~ many
ha. med wonders We my notice tow instances that have
under immediate notice Almost every Pe,l1 40
ia, she hotel ct WA LsokS uce, predott
Hnt debility That h coud mo- I've
much .sr unable at,nd toh tusntss aud ft She
sr,.,tt ra Of confined h We RECOMMENDED him
10 t ir Or,msr Rhss which he did and g. hr sape 81 al
b. able 70 ate e hs usasl
bu.lus perform manual labor The q my AsPc
stone mason supposed would 'ul he
dsby hs ysicr bat Wa lok a ast spraehins the
kh tvaos II hose htss auI.ns she ss VIA
t summer hc bss bn go he surprise o al ' Sar" ma
49, following bs iHdc II 60 OF N4sn Me lts rs n -
sipg lie co vsss i1 U@nts' A. o. md,se srIciN ee-
gave would D. Dc onlV remedy NJ L''AeY recon
80 hm tfc kc, eaud 1omsu htos h. 4. sppar
eis wen sgs shr 10 90 hand dsYe work Nccold mcu
tns may similar character, uu nec'ssN L.
uss urrh NetN much h'n,dt from thch have
li,,n Tor you hrnnt alone hut 20
law sthg humanity. AID Def pleased %
ihs I,ut To the shloted saj mon % y ana WI"
f'itt
as. wohy tie sgn If invalid assessing great
se ihe fotertst ~ tttaJ ,cton Of ne L't aud TAG
flf tg,nsrA eud nervous eyscm, aud
50 g = 81 f,sie ~ health
fwsts Nsp lft a. D. SANDS, 40 100 faitouet;
L D. ElsC Ne DO sfastufrs HtsiANp, HaRRaL a KisLEY
-, Bon fatL 40 10 hanh.fs o. C. ' CLtCN
isst Nc btf,ltytt Oicofr MckissoS RnauNs No
~ Ructt tss biz bssIs bfookJn and Nv druggists and
.sI.Hs Ii III e. - d.
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Business Notices.
ZEPHYR MERMo USpER-GARMESrs'


ZEPHYR MERNo USprR-GARMENrs'
I,n,,, o,sr,rSss ,sp cuu.osss -.
An ,,ey. aud .upsSr s.y the ato's roots " CO.. lowest
prices Which the qualities can 10 sos Asss
VIII " Hosiery aud undfS .1 s s. S.sa,,''y'
oppo.as Metropolitan Hotel saa Nib = G,oeea
SWING MACmNEs.-We have iully settled u al su,t'
Tor pnssucni ard have the cees' OF T. hoNs
:. m.s',eS s SS 10 ss or M,ehc We have
sS. our %. s'a. 10 o. ss p,S @ ss
on n,rc q oSI rsi,ui' n cry nny We, ',s,''
viii be ''"P'''' 70 N S,ess q s. - 9o,sssy
SWING MAcnxrs-To THE PUnLIc.-All suits
h.,u,sr ace ard Co scul-d sud 'aey are Ia
'e ,s % % ,ss and sell nv Etiis Hows
-pi,Sos.-T. GILnKRT x Co.'S PREMIUM PIANOS.
sS 9, .Ses oaiy,s con pre-. ,s
ss e ',Ss TS cs,ss ., T,. pI.SS Or pa, I'd
Tishus.. sud slasisy q touch heJ ohaoss -
,hs Cd 6rn Of nsic,, ,cos cHcK .aSS rNo, Al II
,.Shuent wAr,K No S Broadway sold at Prices
Which DEFY eonnpsthon
MrLopToNs.--S. u. 4 II. W. SMITHS MELoDE,
,dr. han hes. Of any ohe, maker. Those ~us
!r,,s :.Sey s s IS ssi ss%' M Sio
aud prcs. constable on hsrd HORACE "AriSs,
AxoTnrR FIRE IN Ngw.ORLEANs.--At the IRE on
s, s 49, Ct sp ,ss d ,s exc S % our Zoo RcT
~ sne sosssi. A5 '9 pr. @ . no, p.'icis o.
wdS saed aud valuable pspe,' In perfect ,.s's OF ps.''
\, " .orissn. IIth July. 1884 -, -.
III, psS, No. 10 ard 10 ws" sTr,SsS W,syty l'ueoe.
Cd p, gs P.1s ~ md . pso
Jcius uids tsr Lock hat re.s,ed AL scmP' % .Ps
H. nj sssS9 n $50 P'N''' " INC ~'' "
nfrIANcE SALAMlNDTR SFEs.-RoBERr NJ. PAT
s,es We cole "shs'S i: :" iar D@ bS s
Cro Bar the hest SAFE and LeA. eo@osed M ,lc ~ea %
No P,sgsL, door below Maiden iAAc' h'Aa'A'S' VS.
coo. eiS 60 tsanou-s,.
COMPLETE REVOLUTION in the treatment
A. p,stTEs AM PIKIopio FsvEs AMP ASre fitL> h
na, Sress Of ssips head Il nascs 30 qaaes'l pre-
numerous "a Cpl, s ooaes es - !.
p i@etrs fmsci,Ns prescribe the C1ESeY bay far d..
90 ,o n,r thsi f,ope the PooS pronounce be csSIP
t ,ss on, 70, aa rstady acsues edge
tht who're "Pe ste' az oa'er '','a'1'
,s,s,sS snrs Msy he pat sad particulars OF
vhh arc dali, e.Gs to S5 July 1854
G u prsHLtk-Ioir ON the .5,h July lS''. "a. 30
% I've srs ,Ss recommended ,hOai good q
feet lhsale ',i''s ct Two ll ,,s 70 , .-sai II
On juno received fls snd alcf
faithfully ".ns I'M, ih bo Al sny dime since July l.. 1853
t ng''s,ss y s' i'ss s, a. n s@' a f,S not
urLsd the d's doe sid AN sA Az, 10 ISsh ~
s.,h md saS ' isi % 'eu q ha g.ed 20 &
wss .'.sh s r. oS a. S,i a,s sS remedy ss,.p
r,y 20 s,c ,h. t,.'o.pY >, y1 please ' III
ifsmah Sir, yyss mo: repeatedly Ds' SS
P,ee 81 per Boy sold by BoyoS Paul No l9 chs"o.rs'
ssst, CE.ass CO M NJ S e. R' Tsa - PSsders, Wall,
rs,sh ;. Rs cor H,osd% ' ssr John
RsmI.IsrTsr Ne 81 oSsts, mgShos; No <; We; . sS;d
10 tr,cr, Too.iyr; james w 'ca = and Msa
place Boo,lyn Thoms Hacs Ne iS Niauit-t ntS'
bon the tisSe may be addressed to Drsss New Bun'
wiCl. NJ
TESTIMONY OF rnE HiGursT CmARAcrER- Hon
tlrf Can't IA PEI a Pa aNFm
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ms es,i.tsd Tos.,s powell party and weeiness on
tone than those Other makers Those ~ihus 70 ehamae OF
~rh, Al very ioW price ramhcT instrument should eau
"a ~ e .srrcv SIS Broadway Melodeon Of ali other yes
ara price oonstsbtN on baud hokASe "ArhSs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

uih a. ,bout The Eo.n ~ Ace q Amcrcn m'neIA'Ilr
sush univfFssl udalion son she pres t1ls
out the eivis world a. ihco celebrated f"noa "LheN
po,pctn PiaNos WArTRs ptANos r poscf party ga
M tone AID elasticity touch they challenge eompsr
nth tbsc oghsT maze. HAALETr CNA,Ieh TAN
Of Nslictt Co JkcoR CHilE RiNGs FtANn Al h
AZ, chow cselrSted Plane b. foond on 81 the es vase .
sahuent Of HoSAeE WArsEs No S bToaa~a, SOFA al P''
49, 49, lual-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

BtIIGAIID lAllALArION; or DIR. CuRrIS'S HN-
"WMLtAMshtR1H, May y, 1894
10 CsErs- Deer SIR Most willingly dc edd testimony
- snss,J YOU -rANA sud CHtSGY Sfgvr Va Of
fom halt PM 10 daily mixed VI blood.
Numius Of NCtua c0neegcd al
Daring thes ten ytas have he thf e mcd =
with medicine whh Svailcd hu te aHi0 Nru
iunt r,h,t AID has cc'ssuN hcv4 scc lA7'sssH
10 be Oh ssgga siNsi $3.50, " a hsr
dNu,ars rsir Ass chh Al'" tai iasc pa,
sa,I twiN ssEv "aer 80 "t.l I
wVuA al WAe asicS ~ gu eeses uN W fsAa "
Nj, SssJ IVA ,.pi utStNv. S', ~ so
80 80 sse pA, lFsaEie. As sia tAU ts tsa& -
H.ae ~ ~ ''N hNtsNNANNN-
" kSsest. ntsr N.,eeasv"
500 :, rcNp \ r,Vt. NJ rs ,ssa..-,, . & a Ei>s,
,csrss u leAxsL ar EvsSNsV. NeVN VA T. "a NNarF,
Ne>s srd hyvsssf 80 Nv N,Nr, " ~ tfs 81 'N
i,s GVsst11 SSstcr, ~ tS Nsrttst. ~. st faA
rsc - yNsasss, ne. rssSts tf st >7 rv ~ NNpsss
SuV az In Ml.,NES NESNWVSg. -- NNNaS the
lura - 81 ls,ss sVfts,tss ss4 st,s e,,cA ., at s
tas ~ psk ~ NW s,c s,rced o. $3.50 81 sAatisv
saa ~ terSt 81 : sVlslari l,sit - 80 Mes
kcNttt.N, NseNs 81. q NN 40 sshA
NasSKS MGr CO ssfge.v N1.te ts MA b. sle- a.
.ss', Ga % ,sys.sseis NsSnsSs 70, Yeg,' So, 90
rsess4l AM rsNvj ~ sarsi u go rNNesa - se7as
- che tsvsssses n ssit - saeras - th - A. 49,
NSfHN f,es ~ ~ stt 1T tac NANN's IS 'ttf sirN
Nes.s A.. SANyAa kS>S,
Nv rNeNtNsNCE rera ls,s :. lNl
NN~SS Nina \ Ca rss,e srs& ,As NFSstfvss o. - As
l,sNc NesfN 40 iAt SVrk,S -s
sNst We N.wNV - d ~ 80 \RkNissS5 ewes sscs,e&
fnNfks \ NNctS
rsAsw vii D. ssvoe' q ts y, MINIS Cr,sss,,a
tNNstfV~N. NvS tsAs sc slse A. elas Ne
lNtN ftts sss ~ y IA a. ~ 'vNvSsN2' NS Ssys 20
thg (ets, >ltfts NHt NHfsts ~
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Axoru,p Fmr N NNw.ORIYANs.-At the IRE on
DEFIANCE SALAMA

v,rx a. be .s United Siacs ~ the above Gle
,r,,S sal sud Goir's nronrtrsbc pchence cso a
Go No. ts lest Safe coutucd u tne world De OF
No Nv P,slil one below Madonauc Maauiae'oy Nos
a. a. A. .,aE "a Cam
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-07-26

-p,,Yos--T. GmEYRT x Co.'S PREMIUM PIANOS,

h.,.,et ue ard sisors Co are so I'D, sud 'aey are a.
&c, ed g. make and sell SAVING MASNNhs uno,t ~ 4,
Iul itN S''As n""' -.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-26

Tho New York Tribune has published several
controversial articles upon the power Of the Pope,
some allegingth that he claimed the power TO release
the subjects Of government from their oath of al.
legiance, which others strenuously denied.
The Tribune now publishes what may be deemed
good evidence that this ancient claim Of Church
has not, in the light of the nineteenth century,
been abandoned by Pope Pic Mono The Civita
Cattolcn, published at Rome, under the eyes the
Pope, and "by authority In its number of the
9th August, 1854, supports Che opinion of thco-
logical publcist, maintaining I" that excommunica-
ton by the church has as an unavoidable result,
the dissolution of the tic ofsnbecon and the oath
of idelity"-che Ia scomua;ca porta scco issofatto
10 saiogiimento doi vincoio d. sudditazae girna.
meato al fcdeifo.) According to this, II Pope
should lay his ban upon the government Of the
United States, Catholic subjects Of that govern
ment would become, ipso faeto, absolved from al
fidelity thereto
The O;rita Cattoiica claims to be the pure and
incontestablc expression Of Papal aims and ideas,
while on every page in every line, il wages unre-
hitting against any and every manifestation Of
intellectual civil liberty, the rights Of the people,
and political emancipation. In the view of the
periodical, all these things are ofsprings Of Pro
testantiFn, immortality and heathensm, and their
father Is tho devil himself
In another number, the Cigifa Cattoiica rebukes
very emphatically Catholic work published at
Florence In 1883 whose anonymous author sought
to prove that the Roman Catholic religion il not
incompatible with the broadcast liberty. The poor
author Ia treated as heresiarch demagogue, a
son Of satan. II seems from this that at Rome the
Papal system IL regarded by its authorized expoun-
ders as altogether opposed to freedom though else
where different opinion is set forth.---Ifftsb,vg
Dispatch.
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1854-12-26

A DRop OF OM.--Every man who lives in a
house, especially If the house be His own, should
oil all the various parts Of it once In two or three
months. The house will last much longer, and will
last much longer and win be much more quiet to
live in. Oil the locks, bolts, and hinges, of the
street door, and it will shut gently, with luxurious
ease, and with the use of small amount Of force.
A neglected lock requires great violence to cause
it to shut, and with 80 much violence that the
whole house, its doors, its windows, its very floors
and joists, are much shaken, and in time they get
ont Of repair in all sorts of ways to say nothing Of
the dust that s displaced every time the place is
so shaken. Theincessant banging Of doors, scroop-
ing Of locks, creaking and screaming Of hinges, is
great discomfort.
Even the bellwire cranks should sometimes be
Oiled and they win act more certainly and with
such gentle force tat there viii be little danger Of
breaking any part Of them. The castors of tables
and chairs should sometimes be oiled, and they
will move with such gentle impulse and 80 quietly
that a sleeping child or old man is not awakened
A well-oied door-loc opens and shuts with hardly
a whisper. Three pennysworth of oil used in a
house year win save many shillings in locks
and other material, and, in the end will save many
pounds in even the substantial repairs Of house
and an old wife, living and sleeping in quiet repose,
will enjoy many more years Of even temper and
active usefulness. Housekeepers, pray do not for
get the oil. A stitch in time saves nine, and a
drop in time saves pounds.--The Builder.