A WORD EoR rooR DEBTORS.
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Mr. EDlroR:-There ia petition before the present
Legislature the property OF debtor exempted
from legal seizure and $3.50 VIII you advocate IT,
and call your brother Editors unite with you having
laws humanzcd this extent; The present law acts di-
rccy to make creditors inhuman and debtors knaves or
paupcrs The creditor says If do take my debtor
little household furniture, stock in trade, mechanic
tools another will Ii knew another would not would
but may we'll have the property another. So,
CO. Mr. Officer and do the inhunun deed Break up the
family stop that poor widow boarding business adrift
that poor mechanic.


have jus; come Mr. Editor from seeing creditor who
has mad this his sole for breaking up family who
just the of having their furniture taken and
sold Sir look upon the law perfectly barbarous No
family keep house mechanic carry his trade with
the little the law eNempts Or if poor tailor, shoe
maker or brckyer can, nine-tenths of the mechanics
Aud nncenths of the population engaged in
pursuits living that mus, lie broken up and their
OF support utterly stppd ii any misfortune gets them in
debt beyond their pay Now, Sir. Is il humane is
good government have such laws any adversity
thus reduces his business shall be liable TO be de-


roscd his family broken up and thrown the world
oI the sake of giving hall dozen law officers and
rich creditor the little winch 200 500 dollars worth
OF household furniture OF stock trade mechanics tools
viii bring when sold BY sheriff l, Is the very
es-ence of babasn, And there Is not one man in i've
thousand VINO would do IT, the did not make tyranr
o: HIM, the plea that VIII do IT, and
we'll nave It as another" HUNASIrAs.


o. O. FThe first Anniversary the Covenant Lodge
No S. OF the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was lbs;
evening celebrated the Broadway Tabernacle Tha;
building filled with Lrilan, and fashionable
audience, who testified BY their fixed attention and frequent
paadits the pleasure with which they listened to the cxer-
cses OF the occasion.


After the pert Of sacred music and prayer by ;he
Rev M.. Brown and the singing OF an Ode written for the
opening address delivered by D. H. Plumb
V. G., in which succinc history of the Order given
An Grafton then prsnounced by he Rev D. Wlia,-
in which the benevolent purposes and practices of
Order forth pleasing and elegant The
novelty Of the occasion and the interesting character the
exercises, couspred gra; and reward the the
auditory


Business Conven.!oa.-A Convention of business men
called to HarrsbuTgh the a5th OF May next TO
promote the agricultural manufacturing ard mining interests
OF Pennsylvania Meetings have been held several OF the
adjoining Counties, elect delegates all of the
State viii probably be represented in the Convention


C4tc Justice Taaey has forced decline the iuy
'aon to deliver the funeral euosan a; Baltimore account
OF tphysica di;aby He proposes however TO unite with
the e1ens N paying such honors are due TO tie distn
guished }e4d.