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NATION OFFICE. !

NBN-1Ohh, Jan. w. lool'
DEAR SIR: I see that you are publishing letters
from various persons who have evidently become
very partial To the pens of your manufacture: IL
occurs 10 me that you would produce greater effect
by reprintng the letters of those whom your pens
have failed to satisfy, besides ecOnomlzing great
deal Of space in your advertisement, for think
qaortcr Of column Qt The tribune would hold them
all.
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II. SHELTON MACKENZIR.

OgF1CE oP fHE SCIENTIFIC hNkl'ANt !
NJ n PAHKKOw, Ngw-YORK June 70, l1l)
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and No. 10 the largest
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WENDE
4. MORTON, ESQ.
OFFICE or THE PRESS,
PHILADELPHIA, Jan.lO, 1851 }


PHILADELPHIA, JGn,l0, 1861
l. MORTON, tW
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day IL has continued in good condition, as you may
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MoRToNs SECOND QUALITY.
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How shall the bridge DC built e. is the burden of
vc1saton among the crowds who have suffered from the
ice blockade For that bridge must DC had gcncr-
ally determined. One gentleman has proposed a plan
which is novel and apparently practical 1t Il TO erect
an iron and stone bridge, fire proof tmou ghOut with
pier in the center Of the channel the bridge 10 be feet
wide Onct this space would be occupied by the road
willie upon each side OF tins projo ctcd series OF
posal is for q complete street lighted by gas and sup
Piled with sewers aud waierppes The constant tide OF
the proposal is 10 make The bridge free one, the building
company being Iemunerated BY tho rent OF tho store,
upon the street. Tho proposition n tO build The
structure OF stone which could be obtained upon tho
North River, aud taken to the spot scows when 1t
The Kings county Board Of Supervisors yesterday mn
animousy passed resolutions IN favor OF the passage OF
bill by the Legislature To provide for the construction
a bridge between New-York and Brooklyn.
Other bridge projects are explained IN the following
communications:
10 ntE5ior orT1sM v Tilm.
sni Talking with Mr.. VIM. Forco OF BROOKLYN this
morning, was 80 impressed with his idea OF building
free bridge tho Fast River that ask you TO allow
20 present 10 FOR the consideration yOur READERS
pect and Mainsts., Brooklyn, TO Chathamst. square,
T TTer The bdee to be O SsHcr vSe i d6 S
nieprooi on either SIDE OF II erect stores say 40 feet
% ieet by gas lights Reserve the centerl0O feetfor
carriages, cars &c The stores would rent readily
required to bad and keep the bridge in repair rue ana bs
citizens of New York and Brooklyn could thus enjoy tho
raise the money TO build the BRIDGE
ONE WHO WOULD LIKE 10 sEE me FREE BRIDGE.
Brooklyn, Jan. % 1867.
TO ne Edi0r ofT1sN. y TibWf,.
sRi The stern logic Of events has settled ono thing
I'm the public mind beyond questionable absolute necessify
Of permqlenf bridge beteeen Neio-Iork and BROOKLYN
Every Winter with its and lee and every sumner
with its fOgs, is but repetition OF the evil All this in
ereases with the rapid growth o. these great cities Tho
be built but leave navigation unobstructedn Tho public
igsgigy p2Y IL ia we b 92Re GARisYE PE.ags Plgn
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~ NM I'lN| ~ III
CASES WIFI PENCILS.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
AbIournment Of 1he Legi.In1ure.

Adjournment Of the Legislature.
This forenoon, at 9o'clock. the 57ths Gem
.eral Assembly of Ohio will adjourn. The
adjourned session has been longer than was
the session last year. Had ithot been nee
essary to educate the Republicans into
passing a resolution asking the people to
vote the word ssWhiten- out of the Consti-
atutioua undoubtedly the adjourned session
would have 'beeh much shorter and more
to the people thanEit has proven.
With,loNerr rerests do the Republican Sen
.atbfsA and Members leave Tor. home than
they did orfthe5th of AprIl last year, while
There IS 3 buoy fancy of feeling perceptiblei
arheng the Democratic Senators and Mem !
bers that contrasts favorably and signifi-
cantly. The Democratic Senators and
Members return home with the proud con-
sciousness of having done their duty. OF
course, being out-numbered two to one in
both branches of the Legislature, they
were powerless to effectually defeat all that
was uDwise and pernicious in legislation
that has characterized this session. Had
the Senate been composed of majority of
such Senators as HURDs JUSTICE, WALLING,
LINN, GoDFREY, golden, BERRY, MAY,
WILLETT, SAVAGE, DowDNEY and BURT,
and the House of majority of such Mem
bers as FoLLETT, PERRILL, THoRNHILL,
Hill, BLOOM, PUTNAM, BEER, HUGHES,
CASTOR, LARwILI, JONES. RUFTEBA PEN
NfsTEN. EsTILL, HEADLEY, HENRICKs, Hell
LER, GORDON, FITCH, BRANCH, HIBBs,
MARSHALL, CUsAC, DREsBACH, MCMAR-
RELL, RosENCRANs, SoRBER, ERsKINE,
RARKss SKAGYs SLEFEvER, REED, DIN
MAN, SWAIN, WORTH and AULT, the
people would have just cause for great
cpngratulation. Such Senators and Mem
bers would not have passed joint resolu-
tion asking the people to vote to strike the
word White out of the Constitution, and
to take the privilege of voting from a
large number of White people. They
would not needlessly have increased Of
ficers to be paid outof the earnings of the
people, They would not have increased
salaries unduly. They would not with
recklessness and wastefulness have appro-
priated money wrung from the taxpayers.
All these things the Republican Senators
and Members are reponsible for, and hence
they return home stricken with the con-
seiousness that they did not in these things
do right, nor labor for the interests of the
mass of the people. These people whose
interests have been treated as of no conse-
quence whatever will have their turn in
the fall. Il will then be their opportunity
to say whether the Democratic party, whose
Senators and members stood ready TO serve
them, shall bereinforced in the Legislative
Halls, or whether a premium shall be offer
ed for legislative wrong doing by return
Of an equal number of Republican Senators
and Representatives to that which are now
in the Legislature, the termination for
which is fixed for this forenoon.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
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removal of all distinctions of nature, and the pro
molten of health, regularity and strengthg Explicit
directions stating when they nay be used and ex-,
laining when and why they shoald not nor ,
could not be used without producing ELECTS contra
ry to natures chosen laws,wln be found carefully
folded sreund each bottle. withthe written sigma
ture of JOHN L. LYON, without which none are gen.
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SPECIAL L. q. NOTICES."
b Know ThSYal8 DegtirY.

Bit -tD4fA Efer-T-TT -ifN jnAf1fsfn9 rEyy
! MADAME ,E.iF. THoRNToB, the great English T
Astrologstd Claityoyapt and who
has aston5sbed the scientific 9elasses of1the Old
Worh has now, located herself At Hudson, NJ Ysd
Madame hernten possesses such Wonderful powers
of second sgbtlas to enable her to inipart knoWl-
edge of the greatest Importance the single or mar
ried Of either lille in State of trance, shet
delineates the eryfestufes ofthe person you are
tomarry; and by the aid Of instrument of in-f
tense power, known as the syehdmotrope, gnaran-
tees to produce alieike picture Of the fnture hus4
bahdor wife Of the applicant together with date of
marriage, posi- ition leading trails of ehaJac-I
ter DC. This is humbdg as thousands of testi!3
monals can assert: She will send when desired 90
certified certificate. written guarantee that thss
picture is what it purpofts to be-. By inelosing
small lock Of hair. and stating place Of birth. ase.
disposition and compIe and inclosing fifty centso
and stamped envelspe addressed to yourself. you
viii receive the picture and desired information BY
return mail. All Communications sacredly confi-
dental. Address in confidence. MADAME E. F..
THoRSSEoE. p 2, Box a2s Hudson, f..,, 19,h'I
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17

1--WE donot know that the assertion of
iCoMLY. of the j Jotrnal that 'sthere is not
respectable colored man in the city of Co
ilumbus who" entertains the opinion that
he sshas no brains," sis of no account"
I" don't know nuffin; and if he did know
isonIethin', he'd know how to use it so as to
be of account" to the Negro, helps his case.
Even if this assertion were true, which we
do not believe it to be, it does not help
Comfy out of the scrape. That he is solici-
tous TO stand well with the colored men In
the city, we know, for it is his last grip;
but if, as he insinuates, the ignorant colored
men in the city, and those who are not re-
garded as respectable" consider him
brainless, and of no account, and as doing
their cause more harm than good, his con-
dition and position are of such utter worth
lessness that certificates that he may
pleadingly extort from few respectable
colored" men in the city, to the effect that
they misapprehended his capacity and
character, will certainly not put :" brains
into his head. The fellow has voice-a
voice, which, on previous occasion we in
timated, is peculiarly adapted to crying
c-h-a-r-c-o-a-l. That's the business he
should betake himself to. Nature, evi-
dentlg, cut him out for it. p
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
No GOy

CoMLY's efforts to induce the negroes
yesterday to get up a meeting wherein to
resolve thathe has brains and the ability
to manage their cause with advantage, was
no go. They don't take much stock in such
}" White trash". ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
Change of Front.

! A correspondent, who signs himself E.
o., has something to say on the subject of
fprogEess in the Journal. He says that
| during the war they hadto ''change front "
in order to meet the inevitable" !" that the
| 9 loyal people tried to prosecute the War to
a successful termination without interfer-
ing with slavery" but it could not be
done. and the oppressed had to go free.
| The War having terminated satisfactorily,
8 the same loyal people have tried to con-
sumate reconstruction upon the principles
on solsich the War aods fought and aeon; :" but
according to this Republican illuminator
another 'sinevitable +" interposed, and the
thing could not be done. He starts out
with the declaration, that the "loyal," in a
statesof unregeneracy and wanting sane
tification, went forth in the commencement
of the War with determination to prose-
cute the War, to successfully put down
insurrection, and to assert and main
tain the authority of the - Federal
Government. without any purpose what
ever Of 'intermeddling with the in
stitution of slavery; and that, therefore,
the Almighty would not vouchsafe success
until the war was changed into-a War for
the Abolition OF, Slavery. AS, this was the
condition upon which it is claimed the Su-
preme Being gave success, and inasmuch
as the requisition has been complied with
all round, ,sft is very singular that it has not
been possible -'stosconsummate reconstruc-
ton apon the principles naoleich the aoar a0Gs
fought and e0on," and that another "inevi-
table" is demanded in the shape of Negro
Suffrage This is another change of 'front.'
Although this is an ssinevitable "that s. Ma
ture and Natures God y demands at the
hands of the Republican party in Ohio, E.
o.. is not certain that the Republican party,
with the assistance of Mature and Natures
God San assistance that was sufficient to
enable the Federal armies to vanquish the
so-called Confederate armies-can success
fully carry into the organic law of the
and the disfranchisement of Whites
and his heart sinks within him as he
writes: sWhether or no we will be sue
cessful in accepting this Inevitable time
alone can determined Then his bowels
seem to have been moved with great COM
passion, and with moistened eyes he writes
the question: ssShould the great Common
wealth OF Ohio decide, by a vote of the
people, the Negro the rightof ballot, which
she ought to do, what will become of the
poor, defunct Democratic pGrty2" So, be-
tween his distrust in '' Nature and Ma
ture's God" and his solicitude as to what
will become of the Democratic party, E. O..
lis evidently in pitiable condition. In his
confusion, he admirably illustrates the con-
dition of the Republican party in the State.
Like the old lady who trusted in Providence
until the breechiDg broke, they trusted in
Providence until the Republicans in the
Legislature broke the breeching that held
the majority of the voters to the Radical
chariot, and now they await the general
smashing up with upleasant feelings of
uloau' saTTrsEg g4cTT- ? r-E-s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
} e@-AYOUNG LADY returning

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e aasFHT.9szo7R HT.9s zo7RE 9AA,tIs-.4,iH'lE7I'- - ?, - 4 I
The National Hotel Property {!

CORNER OF HIGH STREET AND
~. NORTH Public lsne. opposits Union Depot
This property, the most eligible in Columbus, for
Hotel or other business PURPOSES, viii be sold on
terms Metthy the attention Of capitalists. al9Ep1
july24- -d1y-jan4 u. REYNOLDS.
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New Advertisements
,.5 GREAT SALE - =57@
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FU URNIT URE!

THE OF THE AmERI.
J CAN HOTEL will be offered at Auction or
Private Sale, commencing 14z1sH r.trr sql
- Monday, April e2d, -
At 10 A. NJ. During the sale an! IMPORTED PI-
ANO VII, be sold, j. Also, Baggage left as security
for bills consisting Of Trunks Yalises Clothing etc.
aprl7d1waw1t FjA H. AZ GGAhaaiGse GAaotionecer.
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SALE.

a Two STORY HOUSE or TjflEENN TflEENN
N Rooms, No l59 East State street. Wood and
Coal house, bbery, Gas, DC. A very desirable
location. Terms easy. Inquire on premises of,
40 r,es.rra.l = - = John -DOHERTY,t
o. Eso F. e Fitch. 81 West FPad street. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
Great Excitement at the North End

TF YOU WANT TO GET A GENTLE
mans suit of Clothing 70 per cent. chez per than
call at LOUIS KAH AS Clothing Emporium, No.
246 North High street, Columbus, Ohio.2 III 'fJs
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
TIE CH1NGARoRA
z'.i .,..,. %. d.. ANTI-NERYOUS 4 d. .au4y ..5 :,
SMOKING lGEls... .... T0BACc'Ollt.ll 60


THE III N G A II o r. A T0BACCO
L grows from the rich soil of the ''0RIENT,''
and IS possessed of peculiarly delicious flavor en-
tlrely unknown to the tobaccoes of eli other cnes
But its unprecedented popularity has sprung from
fact of the eotre absence of that deadly poison,
Nicotin whien Fermeates every other tobacco. and
whichis the one and sole cause of the distressing
nervous diseases. dyspepsia, &c., which most inva
riaby or later, follow the indulgence of the
pipe and cigar At the recent analyzation of to-
of Sciences, ia Paris, the renowned Chemist. N. .
LAMOURE4UX..d declared that while European, and
American tobacco contained fully eight ] cent,
and the purest Havana tobacco from two to five per
cent. of Nicbtiz, tne CHI GARORA did not con-
tain discON erable particle of that deadly poison,
a drop of whi"h h, extracted. wild destroy life. ~
Our Agent at BOMBAY has shipped US large
quantities of the eCHINGAR0RA during the past
two wears, and although we have been pressed to
supply the demand for this delicious luxury to the
veteran smoker yet NOW prepared TO offer it
in uni United quantities, at price much lower than
sOme American tobacco of 8 far nferior quality.
a connOiseur has but to smoke the American to-
bRccO and segara. which are invariably chemically
Favored. to be disgusted with the med einal taste
which leaves nauseOuS, unhea thy coating in the
mouth. and in time seldom tails to shatter the ner-
vous system. ''t'5 - 20 -. -'1o-tL.t-
The natives of the 90 RENT" smoke the OHM
GARORA from mornitill night, from youth to age,
and happilv unconscious of the Wild distressing
fire which courses through the veins of the inhaler
of the fumes of tobacco Containing Bic0tin. at.
We invite every lover of the weed to try the
CHlNGARORA, audi guarantee unprecedented
pleasure in its delicious flavor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-04-17
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