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PsePessa ADsaasae1#6f she Law Ter
EnGoFcAng sho 21y1nen1 q Debts.
Abolish al laws for ~ collection Of deb,s.
and leave creditors 10 their own powers Of di.-
criminating charaoess when giving credit 1his
= she point to which or growing civilization
tsnds, and % which pfassical wisdom and philo-
sophy point. We have long since abolished the
inhuman laws uhish used % inpsisoa debasss ;
in which abolition We took the lsod 81 - Eu-
rope. We have now to lead the Oay in more
important reform. A great proportion Of the
bad debts made, arises from the pushing OF
business on impudcnt buyers. extending creditss
and in relying On The law for enforsinG payment
When without remedy at Law, the seller Of
goods would look exclusively on characters
tablished Observation-Disclosures credit was given /;
and credits would be more proper toned to the
known means Of the debtor, both - regards
amount and time. The expenses attending the
collecting Of debts are very great and absorb .
large portion Of the profit. In cases Of failure
among the dealers, their debtors are, ~ 10 well
known, apt % take advantage, and delay, If not
altogether refuse, payment Of their debts. The
law is resorted to BY them for its evasion. The
moral effect Of this proposed abolition Of the
Law 10 compel payment Of debts, which it does
- imperiectly and ct so great an expense Of
money and time, would be great. It would be
fels by traders that to obtain any credit . re-
putation for character must first be obtained,
aud constantly maintained. It would also be
felt BY the seller that it would mot answer to
tempt buyers TO buy too much. The seller
would be more cautious. Besides, cash transac-
tons would increase and speculative dealings
diminish. The evasion Of the present laws for
the collection of debts 10 very easy TO the dis
honest man, aided by professional advice and
numeroue instances abound Of men having be-
come rich, BY running largely in debt, putting
their property so acquired out of reach, and
setting oil laws at defiance. Rich men abound
whose property is oil settled on their wives, or
held in trust for them by others, which, in
the absence Of . bankrupt law, cannot be
reached.
Indeed, IL no Law existed to enforce payments
of debts, men would look into the moral habits
Of their debtors before trusting, and net after
wards. They would not be so ready 70 reduce,
BY illicit means, any Get of men to make pur>
chases. Men SO facile Of character as to be so
led are never reliable.-[New York Indepen-
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Philadelphia, Oct. IL.
Penn1yAv0nsR Election.

Pennsyisansa Election.
In this city the Opposition candidate for Dis
trict Attorney has = majority OF $500; State
ticket ABOUT $500. Smith and Connell both
elected TO Senate. Representatives probably
unchanged Lancaster county Opposition ma
Jor'tv on State ticket 5000. Montgomery coun-
y vote light; Democratic State ticket majority
1900. Mfin county vote close-Democr.,,c
State ticket majority %. Philadelphia Opuos
ton gain q Senator
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15
MINNESOTA ELECTION.

ri. Lacross, OF Il
The following are all the returns fron u,
nesota that we have been able TO obtain = !,
this evening: =
Reeds Landing on State ticket girs r.,
maj; Wabashaw on State ticke, sr,. /. ~
maj. I, on county ticket 40 dem. mai. Nc.
on State ticket gives 40 Rep. maj Housoa !.
gives dem. maj. on State ticket and RI 4.
county officers. y :
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~~A~~s~sSb 0oA ~ Jul Va representatives.
Harrisburg Oct. IL
York county gives 200 Democratic majority.
out elects one Opposition 70 the Legislature.
Rush feterkin, Opposition candidate in the
Licoming Representative District, has been de-
feated by 1900 majority. Saml. DurLorrov.
Opposition, has been elected in Adams county
70 the Legislature BY 20 majority Beaver Co.
elects Opposition members TO the Legislature.
~ 90 majority. Mr. lmhere fOpposition) for
State Senator has 800 majority Scranton,s
the Opposition) majority on the State ticket i
small, and the result with regard to the eoun,v
ticket 10 doubtful .'
10 the Senatorial District composed ar
Adams, Franklin and Fulton counties. Alley.
Mcclure has been elected In Franklin county
rs majority IS $50, while his opponent, M.
douglas, was only $50 in Fulton and il in
Adams county.
The Democratic majority in Northumberland
county is estimated ut quo. t# --" N
!, Luzerne County .-Dem msjorty, 600 Tor
state ticket. County ticket il also Dem, Soma
torship is doubtful
Carbon Connty.-The Dem majority i, IN,
Tor State ami County ticket
Lehsgh tuuntv.-Dem. State ticket r.eaiva.
q majority q ITO. The Opposition sl,et IN
.neir candidates on County ticket, excep, sher.
1uu bisiiiCt Attorney.
Bucks Couuty.-boubtiul The msior;tv i.
trltiiDg on either side
Fulton County.--The Dem State t;ek.. h..
ABOUT loo majority. Mcclure, opposition. lar
senate, aud Austin tor Assembly are cheated
Bedford Coanty.-Dem. State tt.ket has
bout 30 majority.
Returns from the interior come IN slow ana
render u difficult to ascertain The cxae, ra.al,
~ the State. Il IL thought the Opposition have
elected Senators In IL Districts: N - na,,
Senate will be composed OF ~ Onnos,t,nn .na
II Democrats Opposition claim b Kenr..a,,.-
tves from The city with other gains. il i. -
posed the House will stand 81 Opposi,ion. s7
Democrats. -
f:auhlin county gives an average msior;,v NJ
900 ior Imposition State ticket. Mcclure ION.
post'onl tor senate, and Austen aDd nre w.,sr
loPposlson1 Tor Assembly, are elected.
Indiana Elecsiens.
- indianapolis, Oct. 10.
Putnam county, entire Democratic ticket ell /
essed BY about 325 majority.
Miami county, Republicans msjosisy over 200.
Shelby county, Democratic State ticket elssed
~ about $50 majority.
The following counties heard from show Re-
publican gains: Marion. Johnson. Bartholomew,
dendrick, vigo. Miami. Shelton, Jsnnings and
aaacock.
Dsm. salns d Howard, Boon end Pe,aa,.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-10-15

Fhiladelphla, Oct II.
MAnn,s majority 3,2l6; Cochrane's 2.2y2;
heim 1855. Opposition also elect both State
senatoHs, and 10 out OF II Representatives.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
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nERBY & JACKSON,
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Academy OF Music.
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT 70
LITTLE ELLA the CHILD READER,

GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO
LITTLE ELLA" the CHILD READER
Only Years Of Age.
Under the pA.Tonsge Of MAYOR TfEMANN, and Commit
tee Of Ladies and Gentlemen at the
ACADEMY or MUSIC,
On THURSDAY EVENING, Feb. 10. 1899
the Academy having been generously placed a. the disposal OK
the Committee by Mr.. Umsn. The Committee have great
pleasure that tie following distinguished Artists
have kindly consented N on this ocessiop the Co
therefore promise in this department one OF me rch
musical treats Of the
Miss MARIA s. BRAINHRD. Mr.. WIN MASON,
Mr.. ROBT. GOLDBECK, Mr.. CLARE W. BEAAEs.
The prouamrne will appear future TekeS
Soc all parts Of the house for sale at the Music BOOK
and Hotels and the Box Office. Doors open D. 10
commence st o'clock.
The grand Pianos are from the celebrated mandatory OF
Hess seinwsy Sons and kindly loaned or this oeca
sio
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
CECOND EDITION NOW READY.
FATHER AND DAU q III I Z r.

Il
By FREDRIKA BREAER
Author Of The N.itheors" The -Four sistsr' Nina
The H-Fanily" etc stc.,
TRANSLATED BY MARY HOWlrr.
Comrlee IN large volume neatly bound In eotn 'or one
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NO SOC CHEsryUT-sr, PHILADELPHIA,
And for sale BY all Booksellers in New.Yot and elsewhere,
Read what Dr. Shelton Mackenzie he Editor Of Forney'
Daily Press, says Of il:
In this volume ABANDONING the hsckHeyed thene Of mere
lovers couhp Fr,dks Bremen has chosen for her ofser
subject the love Of father for his child -,
In fat, there 10 much observatio nvenuon Ia ns To
Of family LIE In Of her ster novels Mss
oocssionsy OF tho1glt OF
Not The narrative smoothy on, toe interest
deeps tkrou gh chsp;er and toe chhs
drawn with certainty sad Truth Many bneht eyes S oe
oil find hin affected in for indeed II de-
hkh volume awakening al the hasr emotions oil tne mi1o
The Father and Daughter worthy the pen of THIS charm
ing author whose domestic .orfs have uon the popular ae
in America well In Europe" Germantown Telegraph
The Father and Daughter orsips and peculiar s,ok
full Of Temptations 20 thought and TO m.ss nots-a WORK
suggesting readers whV write, many creative enores In
the leaves the old sentimental omintc ground otn,la
sny aud sFJit AID aes ato P~tetna anecton
We end the ~ofs IL s seriousness 10 those VINO love 70
see home hsppy"-IEyenins Bulletin
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Drp Goods.

CIRCULAR.-The undersigned, successors to
~ BOWEN, McNAMEE Il Co, invite special attention TO
their new sgnifcen Stock Of FOREIGN AND DoMEs
TIC DRY GOODS opening for the Spring Trade. Their
Stock will embrace usual extensive assortment o
Silks Ribbons Millinery Goods Lsces Enbrodees, " bite
Goods Dire. Trimmings, Gloves. Hosiery hantlas; also
Of Paris Dress Goods adapted TO the best
city interior trade including rich French Prints Musin
Oretndes Bsreges Printed Robes etc Also ito which they
invite the special Of close buye compete asso
ment Of DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN STAPLE GOODS,
embracing Sheetings, shnss Cloths Csasneres Fisnne
Vestns Ticks Pautsoon Stnfs Ginghsms Printed Lawns
Apscss Csmbrios Muslin de LANES, etc. including
very extensive assortment Of PRINTS, American and English
in all various styles and brands Also complete asso
ment of YANKEE NOTIONS.
Ii confidently believed that stock Of Goods iD this or
any other market worthy public attention and nsPec
ton Every article offered m all the various depart nents will
be sold at the LOWEST MARKET PRICES Whatever those
prices may be.
All shall be precisely what they represented TO be-
they may returned BY the buyer No pains
will spared meet the wants Of the trade generally Me
chants every section of the country respectfully invited
10 make animation Of stock before purchasing
BOWEN, HOLMES Co,
Nos. $40 and 322 Broadway.
PsI Intended by adding Staple Goods to usual
stock TO make q LIMITED display Of Silk and Fancy
Goods-on the contrary will be endesvor TO make the
latter M possible attractive than ever before
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

HARD UP AND SHE FILLS"-Ameri-
enterprise forever. and may IL always sueoeed.
say we The only msn In America Europe who wts
story Of the se, the deaths Of Cooper aud Mys the
inmitsbe NED BUNrLINE, who h thorough bred seaman,
such rsuca would stir the blood Of the
rou supne Once more after n interval he's the famous
selected old for the OF bis dramatic story and
the first chapters Of sEAWAIFi Or THE TERsoR o. rHE
CoAsr Tale Of Pr-steehns In lT76 published In the
number Of THE NEW-YORK MERCURY, nov ready. This
great ssterpece Of the unyeled American nosest win b
illustrated By that greatest Of artists the ronownedF o. O.
DARLEY Excelsior
"R EADY BOUT-TACKs AND
III BRACES"
was Cepl.n seswas order 10 his American Pvseefmee,
"rHE TYRANNICIDEn
shot under the stern Of the
BRITISH sLOOP-OF-wAR,
crd rsked her fore and aft with terrible effect
Bull particulars Of this
GREAT NAVAL BATTLE
will be found In the opening chsp.euo Of
NED BUNTLINEs NEW SEA STORY,
entitled seswsif or The Terror Of the CSH" tale fDu
watering In l7T
ILLUSTRATED By BARLEY.
Now ready In
THE NEw-YORK MERCURY
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

TJ,HE MORPHY and ANDERSEN CONTEST.
i THE CHESS MONTHLY Cor FsBRUARYs r.aty
eight ard the whole Of me Games u toe
,.,eh b. TWEEN Paul Mophy And~rssep With very M nos
asa yesr @ cents nsrnbss. w MILLER No ~ NAssA1si
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

BEAUTIFUL INDEED
ID Have you BALLOU's PICTORIAL, ios out IL tis
little anything heretofore done In this country In the
way Ct perfect lusrs'ed psper New heading, new style
type full bm Of celgttul reading mA,ter In the
form " stories .ie,ches poems aud the gossip Of the day sd
. host Of original eDsravinss Ia sh2rt, iii
LIVE PAPER,
as sh Jou would ike to place OF yaur centefsble
ard tntbe hands Of the family circle containing vulgar csn
csus vuar iins thought its brilliant but
only matter worthy 20 enjoy and be preserved.
BALLOLs PICTORIAL has low been established mary
years but it before reached s degree Of
oeuelce
FULL OF ILLUSTRATIONS,
forms valuable pictorial record Of the events on the day CIV
admirable portraits Of all noted Characters, with carefully
prepared biographies superb drawings Of al and elegant
bucIs throughout the country views Of new Govern
ship and remarkable clippers Of the haat service
from original dssueeoypes aud drawings made expressly Tor
tts columns IL 10 the
STAR OF THE WEEKLIEs
and embraces artistic talent and literary merit 10 each
ssue than any other illustrated pepe The London Newer
cepted is the sze Of The London News yet sold Tor
Apd the price Of that journal, though it contains more
reading number Of is weekly issue sent 70 Europe
thsn Of any other American n,scelsneous Journal
~ Sold everywhere for FIyE cGATs Per copy. ,,
Sent by NJ BALLOC, Publisher,
the wear Tor eI" No. Y Winter ST., eoston, basl
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

COMETHING ENTIRELY NEW.-IVESs
- PATENT SLEEVE BUTTONS and SHIRT STUDS;
also CUFF and COLLAR PINS for Lsdies Of Fine Gold.
They require boe do no unssen combine great
besuy simplicity and utility Por sale wholesale and retail 8:
the GOLD and SILVER wATCH-CAsE MANUEAC-
TORY Of JOHN II. GIFFlN,
no. ye.e New.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

CONTENTS OF THE
" NETWORK TABLET
CATHOLIC FAMILY JOURNAL
f'' '"' THE PoPuLXk HISTORY OF IRELAND.
N-'''@' CONFEDERATE CHIEYTAiNs,
An Irish Baorics Story. Also,
A LECTURE EARLY IRISH CHURCH
Editorials on ORNAskNTAL M,sIoSAREs; THE NAPIER IT'S
TIMoNIAL GOING AND COMING BRBERY AND CoEsuPrioS
IHE PuBLIc SCHOOLS PSoFHEI PrsLicIsTs AID FkkEpos
oE THE PREss; fREEDos Or CosscIgScE AT THE NAVAL
Ac.DENY; DANGERS CITY LHt; FAR HoNEsrEaps fos
PEoPLE TIE CHILD-sIEsLss CAsEs Foreign aad one
Miscellany The War the ish Pes,sntryi Poetryi sH
SCENES SCENERY KILSESAS and the GRAVE OF C1soLh
THE OLD ABBEY oE LoUGHREA London, Pas and Wssnlhf
Correspondence; CATHOLIC SUNDAY EvEhnS LreTtEts
LreIURE DR. IyIs CATHOLIC STELLIGEScE Foreign ana
Domestic; Weekly Summary. Also
PAGE OF MI'sIC-rHt OLD THORN TREE, ke Sc
ID. L j. sADLIER Co. Nc. l6t william st. D T.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

Editorial
F,os The Ind<pen6sEt Feb. 3.
"SPRINc -'HOWES PATENT ELLIPTIC SPRING
BED, ,oh by 6. r. GRAY, No. 37S Broadway, has some
pors of excellence not presented BY othe, within our
knowledge The elliptic springs Of GOOD steel and there
fore durable than those made Of spiral wires
which lose their sascity by as Is often
pced IN spIine chairs and sofas IL addition the ong
tudna which made Of the beat white ash tough
elastic rendered priDgy By piece OF wire sprog
underneath. Its use uxuy which 10 accumulation Of beds
and mattresses equal"
Emigrant Intelligence Office and Labor Exchange
has been removed from No. Canss 20 No 81 Worth st. Ae
Apthopy doors Of Broadway. No fees CHARGED
JAMES r. FAGAN, Superintendent
Pixies Peak Gold Mines.
The subscribers propose given number OF
pounds from Leav.W orth City other points on the Msoa
that nay agreed upon 20 the Gold Mines OF Pixies Peak,
Cherry Greek ard the Platte, dubs the months Of APRi
and MAY with dpst favorable For practical
experience Tsnpor the Plains and responsibility
a. Cou Carriers refer 10 Col Daniel Tomptins As
ss.nt Ouarermsser General j. T. souter PIesden OF the
Rank ofthe Repubc William Van De Vener No 1876 fulton.
-, Bepjsmin Holiday Tontine Buildings, Wast and B.
Simpson Continental Bank Buildings, Nos and Nsssau-st
New. York City To latter gentleman General Agent.
we particulars. Early application will meet with
svor. (signedl ..o. ,,.nn,,,
Lesvenworh City X r,
Ian 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08

Hudson Liierary Ugior Lecturs..By the Kss'
in The Third Reformed Presbyterian Church Wayerley
place near Grove-st on TUESDAY EVENING, Feb g at
O'Clock Subject: The Deluge w cause OF oeo0s'eH
Chspge" Admission 10 cents.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-02-08
THE PUPILS FIRST PRIMER IN MUSIC.

Il BY FSAkcis II. BkOsS
A. the presen Gay desire 70 .sve ther
pay Piano Forte, other musical insumert IN
o,cer well horol edge Of the r1fnen< OF
M1sc essential No pupil become sooa psrfornei
upon Piano Forte without clearly understanding TIE hf''
principles OF Music
To furnsh this dessble information In msnner %
.n pe and easy fail 10 be Remembered ~ even
~. youpse, chd ard aso prepare pupn for Muse
T.scoer, 10 the object Of THE PUPILS PiRSr PRIxER
By its aid Mothers of rsi-s Teach their Children the
Iidinents N1 thu. sayos tbemss rr-s, expense
and the lsic Teacher m.rJ hours Of valuable tue A'
.,s book SCHOOLS S,unAr-s il 10 earnestly recon-
LEepoed
P.ice in c~Is~
Copies by mail postage paid Sheet Muse can Be sen
po,,s.e paid saaie Deser Book AseEts and Semi
FIRTH, POND Co,
No. ST Broadway. Sew-York
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-16
THE ARTESIAN SPRINGS.

fNHIS fashionable place of resort for 80
pleasure and health has been pur- Fas5H
chased by the undersigned and thorough 9---4
ly repaired and refuTnished, and will be opened
for the accommodation of the public on the 10TH
DAY OF MAY
Being determined to keep the ARTESIAN
SPRINGS HOTEL open two seasons, whether he
makes money or not, the undersigned will spare
neither pains nor expense to make the place what
it should be, and altogether worthy ofthe patron
age of the public.
A Four.IIorse Coach will run daily, connecting
with the Express Train to Pickens Station on the
Mississippi Central Railroad, 69 miles from the
Springs and a hack will be in readiness at the
depot at all times to convey passengers going up
on the 10 o'clock train.
EGy~ fine Band of Music will be employed
during the season.
1t is expected that Gen I. G. McMackin will
have the charge of the house. If he should be
prevented from taking charge, some other COM
petent person will be employed.
W. r. LUCKETT.
April ., 1859. (3l-0
P. S. All persons visiting the Springs and de-
string letters to reach them, will have them direct
cd to the care Of the Proprietor, Pickens Station
Holmes Co., Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat. [volume] (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1858-18??, 1859-07-16

A PLEASURE rnArs SWEET.


There is not in this wide world pleasure more
sweet
Than to sit at the window and tilt up your feet
Puff away a regalia whose flavor just suits,
And encounter the world twizt the toes Of your
boots.
You must have a fair lassie to jim in the scene,
A plump one, nice one, who keeps her teeth
clean,
Who, with raven-back trcsses all combed in good
taste,
Can just drop on your lap, with your arms round
her waist.
Though the world should get jealous, and snort,
plunge and rear,
And strive to demolish enchantment so dear,
Why to spite them and tease them, you must moi
remove,
But kiss up and squeeze up the girl that you
love-
Singing world of sweet woman how calm can
TEST
Ny empty, thick DOddle gainst the gal love
best
While the crusty old ''baches' and maidens who
CAD,
Are Craged at such ''sweeties, and curse u.
like mad.