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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

NV ORLgANs. Dec. .. 1850.
Itlo.icreby certify that about five years ago
was badly saliyucd iionitheise ofealoluel. aud
from which time. nay gums and lips have never
been healed bur have from thai time been IN
sore and aleerted condition: at lhfeeiiiieTent
times have had flIesnlccrs on my gums burnt
ON with eapstic, which would relieve them for
a sllort time. but the sores would soon break out
again aud the from portion Of the gstia oil my
under jaw had become so far wasted that L
could nearly lay my little finger under the roots
OF M teeth. On the LIST November last spur-
chased from Mr.. Evans one bottle ofhis I.acr,lc
foollland Gum Specific. At the time Mr.. Evans
told me il would cure nay montlI,bnt would
probably take six or eight weeks time. rs my
gums ha, been ia this diseased ondifia SO longs.
but 10 my surprise and qualification; IN less tan
four weeks my gums and lips were peiectiy
healed and restored 10 natural and haalthyap-
peaEeuee. and the larg cavity thai was
under my teeth is being rapidly restored to its
former place. have this day ob,aincd one more
boftle, which feel confident will complete Il.
perfect restoration.
~ n fs3ITTIER
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

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f6s 6f bfeneN as HeNts-
- I'D ail ltef
ss.,s ~ at4,sled lial
Ass aihiisia loffli iiE' s2ss
aFft4f az etefy ser ~.
.faeftas q; All 81
lisdtiil1ns
Sasa Nnfdnia nal|e q r9fe eoiis
Eigef it a1d sete
flelie4s and tulfble stef locI
sft aHl hnf KING iltIefl afa e 'ha'
paf| 48stol alll baske ane
l'in eeiaesa
n 1ilp a81 Flatf4 Fels Fire laIea
|64$ efF md fruit and lilels. ON Z
.est Sheffield alla btsll 1iala Ia5lula go %
Isnalunsl; lnnni ana ehii aef aa1ae ~
s5es and ya4iciy ~ fsfterlis VI 6 tee tua pla.
~ s6nlIs aail trays ane Steel and olatcd nut
eFackers Brilhnia ea and eoliee sets olnpietei
g. ff4 t,rfs 81 tnl1 id ELI Flanulaciufe
4ftnanasilS yer tstslc and teasno mud forks
Aiflitafy Goods ci every description. Also. 4 |.
large sornien fnpiefl laehie \ ORR w;
papic3i lnacliie Work and chess tables. works
boxes ana cahnlets inlaid Will gold and mother
81 pearl aifand0les and mantle ornaments o.
aserg aileseriljtion
For rood, cheap aud desirable Goods il my
liAe BE sure and cal -
JAMES COMING,
Corner Of Dalphia ard Water stfeefs,
Signof the large Gold Watch.
B-C Clocks and 0afehes repaired and cleans
ed IN the best possible manner. By TWO as good
i ofkfnenas here III the United States.
JANUARY, 1S50.-ld-iy
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

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r,r,vTc.r4 a,,-ccrl..-f rr,-r.trs.-,rs 5 +,
hilsAlOAA MUo1ANG LlAllILA1 ! - ]
n, mr. IE9}f fJ6 yt31e gIa G5re 1so<y M
CO.,. q NJ
- -o1f.ftS19 - tsy yteess stsst'Je
u yreQf .log
,r1,n TgoSt yva,stvas.rsss II nr1sreJvr
aver used iaE removing anu eT;s91eflitg pains
q ans slnd almost md Tor iIea
nag iisd lleIiAsfsy cnring all klaes 81 s7tass,i
.agHe q Hs i2feaa sc Eaee, .sg Is AZ itstrlls,
bftases bAes, Ditsst 81 nassskses esfs af
sadRng7 tAaRPed Iitti0s 1atl3saliss Ief'lS On
kfaefton q nc nl,sfffs e taFas gtsfs e any End
beai1ess Eaf-.tssf 4ssl3sleasef s1ls ksfsa lsfst-
peas fstef Sores tsaifs e9tlFs q osrete9 lhroat
i5faa ache flzi1a I'ilfs or Itso1s lfed Mfas.ea
JOINTS I'.igiEatesl al any ki!as, Lealsess 81 any
kind, Mafgs lKaseatai u edkiseg, aelsegs Dis
s.s.ll.ag: People. @ .s Fare, 92al,asss Rftt'i
II s1o se5 say w; 5' g ~" vs., IS
Sffaias sere Three Sore Nipplss sgrs Lips.
- 1':ssa,sst gss -
- ], ~ - I = 80. =,
s, 49, I,..
,,i, - 9al5es a :, .r,... siA sl,Il2 :, III
iN EsTss 4Ti1Ns Il ! rs
Fysg fIe ST. I.ouis Times
afusrAss I.lSlsITN4 .-ffis liI.. nov Tor MS to
orr say tl,out AIS I.in;,ns.nt rhe CON-
lnfi,,i,.tst55ts IN ti,r,,ib 4r,.,
Is sfIong evidence or its p.II1ai3i. AM.
e3rnfivt. nroterfifs yyt lavs ms sl,.Y, sl,,,.n
= letter nom 4 gentleman IN Illinois, which S.,ys
MY litfleSoi, three tcatS oln had fl,t i,iSt.
fu,.r to break lis lssr ), j;., since I'M.
n,et,t,e, ,i,r,l ri. tii,. Af4,Sr.gos f,
,,,,,., 10 I, AL l,.,.s. :, ssl,,,fl ,l, ,;,
tiay with the Imminent. and am nanny 10
+. now abls. 10 waik
We have , s ! NJ Is much pnfnn and blowing
l,le , H.,
lll al lnnlblIr. Butaitl Ills I.iiliil,etlf
ID n vI ,,,tf ana layg ;,s..lf
cause. il Is really 4 yaiultie artiele THIS We
k,,cS ron, ..,I,.ri,sY,f.e a.Iyi,.,st iii i; 5r
ii ,,.ill ~, IS, ,i;s,Y,,,a
JAMES JONE & CO. Sole Agents.
at the Sfen Of the Negro s l5fortag
= = : ~ s's..
UarP ,r,sax0 s. q ny ~,
= : = =
compound Extract OF s2ISapaIlIla
r r II a. RYlra0 tipafY nMliffif in M WaFhl
tbs Extract Is PIT M a Quart 1efles; Z ISL
RBts.cAedpef PteasAistef. ana tsttf1afstse Sls9e
nor @ any s0ta. q ceres d5seasss teste-
oHt so9 , 0esSt'ss stsee3ssss5 g
eeotsFl4faas re talteas.
Ilegreat benttyaiti superiority q this arsa-
parIla overall other medicines while Grads
Gates 'ilze,'se q s'is loss Is b one
ever known. 9nFfiies M,
anu strengthen. Tie person. but + erpates new
,,ta and riel,Ioosi s. newer llessassa.I b,,s,,
otbsr reaeine. Am, i, ,.l fls. srs
Of lis i ouderinI success tllas perlor.iles .pit-
IN the stsHo years more iiiansla ae0 cures Of
ssssIe 1ss q ssssss = We're eo-
sittered S yesl e lAyes OF more
ssls,l soe 1sAe I = = I = y - soE-sA
49, 800
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
PATENT METALLIC BURIAL CASES.
ar TIGHT .aAD INIJasI -gIl8L-


AR TIGHT IND lNDA.sl tx. cI4lsLE
Fm protcctiag he Deel, for ordinary 1,t-l
fermett, for IaQltS, .f1g transportation, Or /
.tor my other desirable ebert
a. Price for AdnIi size 500. tie smallest /
size $50 including outside wood case, Colin I
Plate engraved. and attendance. All sizes Will T
be kept constantly on hand and furnished at the
shortest notice; also Wood otIiHs TO those who
desire item viii be furnished on.as good terms
rs n any oiiler establishnlens Herse Gun be /
furnished ii required
sept Is, 1881 Wo DORFF.
n B-An extre eliarge VIII Be snsae where
attendance i Teaee inalse eonntry
The Stale Of AIississiplis
l.oWNDEs COUNTY
Probate Curt, Det0Jrr Torn, "A. ID. 1851
TIE ESTATE OF H0WERTON ]. ARM En-
De- EssAs ED.
/ II r pom tile application 81 E r. 9pKyEa1 Ae-
mn traf or upon said esfafe-It oreereds
81 dc courl lhat he have leave 70 Hle lisae-
count aud vouchers for final settlement Il Tie.
january Term oIihis eonrts and thar he give no.
tiee Of the saine by publication in some news
paper published 10 this county Cot sixty days,
and hy posting Three public plirex if48his e8uIi-
s Tor forty days previous 70 said JannaEg term.
oI this court
And Il appearing 70 the satisfaction 81 said
Administration tilat hariwcll FafmeF Harrison
1llleF. haIslsorie Farmer and Mrs. Nanny
klay good vic claim e be distribntees q said
eetate are mons residents OIthe tate 81 fIssis-
And tllstt Mrs Ann Allsfien ssile 81 iced
AlnsfieD, IN a.resident d tins coftnf y
Tie ahoEe named llnr ies and ali other persons
ID said estate are hereby notified Is g-
teiaaf tlle time and place specified. contest
sud final settlement. tlie5 slonla tAiak pFof-
fI1Is7s a.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
Something new rneer the Sun !


lust received at BLAIR'S Drug Store that
d Patent Black Iadetibke & Indcstrnrtibie IFrl-
tin INK. A truly black and purely fluent NFi-.
ting Ink, Indeible, with no corrosive properties
and without liability 10 preelpitate Or thicken by
ace, change of climate or exposnre TO the AIR,
has hitherto been in Chemistry allimpossbility
Now, for the first time such an Ink IS presented
to the public for it has been tested by the most
scientific chemists IS by the hgLestauthorities
pronounced Incompatible for It's ease and eie-
gance in use.
~ 1t ,cill not cOrrode Steei Pens. ~
Columbus, July % 1850. lett
IN Ounces Lactate of Iron.
j ~ so 6 Citrate OF iron.
20 pounds Preeipuated CarbonIrons
80 :: common
For sale by AN JONES co.
0O Ounces Salicine
~ 10 Chinoilinc
10 Cftrste oi Qninine
8 pounds Chloroiorn--Ph Phosphate 81 Animonit
and subntrate OF BlsfnHh
Forsale BY NsJONES & co
GrOccrieS! GrOcerieSs!
EHADEN s. WkAD,
Market Sgest. Coium6us, Miss,
TT AVE on liand barge and well-selectetl as.
14 sortnenl Of GROCERIES o wit.
Brown, clarified crushed powdered and loaf
Jasa and Rio Coffee Snqars
Molassess New 0rleans Syrups and Rice
Pepper, Gingef Akpice, saieratus ketclinps
aud Pickles
lnperialand gunpo der eas
Cinnamon, Cloves. Nutmeg aAti Crnckers
Mustard lemon Syrlip afal Dfied trnit
Sperm aud Sfa1 la8tr Saal and Starei
Iroiiand Steel Assils stte
Wine; Brandy Rum,
Powder o and lea
aud ley eF ana re best aily
fioaf Gksn e baeon. md every arlfiein
ihe eros Dtsming 1lh onloktHg
100 all q which viii BE- sold
Sow fhey vii buy or mike liberal
itslyaeees 81 eotton. is store Vow is3l-if
1I04AI4 POUNDS oi Tennessee Bacon
- - go pieces Bagghig and Rope oi
BY HADisN 8 READ
Oelober s. 2
DR w Tsrpsto ont
ille ifi'
n colanAAs ii eit e.
diilin aa nff7re ffnfIon 81 dnfip.
~ nef afe oi flleis fpn0senee
Tie So found h1ifs. tn nb nrs
fessio vs. Once an aas
sorner occupied 5t Hfhef
ca
assor a Iici
b1sinss Rl nft an
odIow or q goe
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

for n ef Sore, dsefi tt.l't -
GI1IS tas 10 Illtssl
Ne "a, ~ ke lfe
e, aaa ~
aed rom lie slta Aeee
G0
So ebritio f5 Il lnifsq Sl4a
humble fifafioa ea
s4fsr fssse exfief nj Mss BY u. 81 3. IsAl
one 4Ae aIosl efl|Hgni Deniis lsi kfsslle aHl
fsesl - INN N ltis lraeiiee ipi ttlaNfs's g
Teen Years. W4ltlleMfuios nees 9
eleanses 9il beauties lie III
fl4enf clear 1T .tartef md sctf 81; aud 1noi
sltcayel freYent their becoming 81. tleeat
has eolnlAeacet. ii ii lnrrrst JUS lroafe 4fQtl
Tie pifi tsfionsn rentlfr to flia its
also one II lhc best pnrllieFs q US bfeili eFef
s4Jsaatat epiasaee eoisid be proaaesi t9aaliy ~
qoaa & u foilopiag, fkoaght aeressalg, bsa
he Pfop9ief0r consider Cd k1ltltst g satREp
aaf4 eaaaia mind
Better testimony oannat be offered N issog s.
any nedenlc. Aian tl, following rom Hoelor
Gliieff. whose chaFae trr and integrity swell
IN osgn Ia Sonfh and w es. and nIlie foua4-
out tie Unuel Suttes as beng the most success
III laan living for the treatn md cure q The
most ineeleaie CaNeefs and cllroie q ieerss
Being ealled.ulol BY Mr. Evans. 10 give him
nv OMISSION respecting Doots Iacrneas Doth and
Gum Specific take pleasure ia tying. thar. as
agent. I hive sold the Specific rapidly and 80
ir "a haze heard from its effects. II las given
universal salts fiction. and brHFing tire appella-
cleansing and whitening the teeth also Tor re-
storing tirmncss 10 soft or spongy gums or.
healing where there Is alteration with ralliiiifys
Suffice il TO say that il has no rival III POM Of
efficacy s GILBERT. ii d.
Dec. 10th, 1850, e6I'oydfas-st n. O..
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

FoHs;Ger 06aaneaI. loi lie ttft CT tRtt'ef sria
3oofsbool5 oHs,s bon g als eliseeits-& Iss,ts-
sheet. wa4luas. lrlfs in i fleSa 9aiie q; as
raekct heelsssel1feheS kle IL &c OF Of,eS
a lei or hiae -Eess tafe. Tor Il.e ciir,. #
ing-bone lisooaslsNin Lore slaNiu Win,e gals.
md spiat--a ceIfan feniesy. llsS liIg-l eas
nre aud the loIuldsf oaiineisi arc prtl afrt nom
he recipe oisa very ecishnicd Ereli-li iau,
md wilseure I'll g9seaSes en- o one hFBsiIt1 and
Of the above complaints I LEY have bc,l I-tl
By iarniers.l ~ lfel Fisf or. 4 oll-
hrs with Tie sifectS
Sold Only By toalaoeI 4 Bro. 10 q Jeba,f n
and by ieb27451 D. FLAIR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

LiniAseat IS 1sa1saslieslto eafeaas ast d Rlep-
natisln, goui, eolilacsea osfs6. muscles. otstl
olntS. Strengthens weak iilhiss aa tlablcs lLOse
who are erippledto usllk agsap. Iseihis article
and De cured or GO vIiIo and sfiicf, as lop
please. Sold only b C1nIkilf q Bro dos = ekn
NJ, and by lebg7;4a.Iy u BLAIR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
Renl.,rIsal,Ie Cures!

Or an tie cures That have yet been received there
are certainly none equal 10 the first mem
TONED, which plainly shows he durability Of
consumption, even III some OF its worst forms
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

East India Hair Dye.

eafnc gs-Jse DR.. LaFzctii AZ, oIisiic Gil
orIhe cure OF Deafness Alsoall3lose disagree
deafness, Many lers oils v q lave
hetu deaf for len. fiieeil rtWeiny yrsrS. ( Veie
libieef 10 Use f:if tfIsIt lave iser uslrg cie
oriwo bo.llesl lIownasu'f ilesl uHnrels hrig
lnaee herfrtglt weH. y las eurtsF rast> o le.i
aa'i even 81 y.sfs stan..lse ofetatlesS. Sold "
lllll1 1l.l.l.Ir Us III LiR
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

10 ESU 3lPT3 ca tasbetn rurte Is II 81
Sdafsof ri b 5to1l lriain ft5lf5r mn.
SOW 1IC,L E11'R46T =
gHEkRY I'D ~ NEH0gT
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
RHODES DouoNEY.

otutt q IntIlalI- So
Jetfef- oil Co
IJames " Humphreys a Justice d he Peace
ia and for s;iit country and State 10 erf3,s lsl
the above named Rhodes DohoAey snbs5FsI,e6
and made oath TO the 4oreooing ceriilrsse 5e-
fore me, this 9Th day Of February Isase
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
COIurmhns NIutuaI InAnrnIIce &C.

RE now ready TO make Insurance against
n fire. Application in writing % be made 20
the Secretary Denny oftIle Boarloi Directors ~
the Counting-room Of Taylor, llaie 4 Murdoch.
JAMES WHITFIELD, Pres't.
A. MURDOCH. Sec'y.
NInrcI, IL $50 1877.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
WINTAR,s RALSAM

TIE Bc@ Remcdyerer km0trn 10 Man.
Il OR Coughs, Asthma, Colds. Group Bronchitis
" IS lnauenza Bleeding OF the Lungs Did,
Guilty Of Breathing, Liver Affection; Pain or
Weakness OF the Breast or Side, First stages oil
Consumption. &c.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22

I7-5sI oO1TI anu 81. LOulS.
General A gents for tie Southern States.
Sold by TAYLOR & u esRTIly, Columbus Miss
A. n JosEs & Co.
BLAIR & SMITH
" BstsH & Gu Piekensville Ala
May % 1850
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-25

PERSECUTION OF CATHOLIC PRIESTS BY THE
AUSTRIAN GOVERNMENT We had supposed
that the scaffold aud prisons Of Austria had
been gorged with victims of the late struggles
of Hungary for Independence, and that the per-
secutions for Offenses committed at that period
had nearly ceased, bnt information has been re-
Gently received of the condemnation Of twenty
two Catholic priests to imprisonment and hard
labor for life or for term of years. and the ex D..
ecution Of two others by the hands Of the COM
mon hangman.
1t is we'll known that the Catholic clergy oi
Hungary took very active part in the great
hattie Of their country for freedom; and thai
they not only instigated their people to resis
tance, BY e1hortation from the altar, but il
many cases they led the whole population oi
parishes, in person, to the fisld.
The Austrian government mas recognizes thei
services to the patriotic cause BY mercies
persecution and The recent list Of victims i
only 4 supplement to the long catalogue o.
those = Id have already been cOnd 9mned TO pc
risa oa the scaffold, or to waste their lives away
lin cruel dungeons, or to wear the feloD's chains
aud to labor at the galleys or in the fortresses,
ia the society of the vilest criminals. Penn
syiUa@iaR.
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TOHE attention Of the pubc is respectfully called
to the superior facilities afforded at this Institu.
finn for qualifying individuals a thorough, Drac.
tcal minner, Tor the Counting hOom and business
pursnts generally.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. KEEPING BY DOU.
RIE ENFRY-A complete practical Course OF In
sIrpcton IS given in the Of keeping, scienfcally
Double Entfy Books in the dItfeTent departments of
Trade, Commerce and Manufactures, comprehend
ing the best forms in among the mO.t eminent
ta6lishments engaged individually or In partnership,
in business, whether prosperous or adverse, in the
nurchase and sale of merchandise at wholesale and
retail importing and exporting on their own account
OIL commission JOINT speculation, including spec
uations in stocks, Real Estate, &C., with Steam.
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COMMERCIALC CALCULATIONS embraces every
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MERCANTILE CORRESPONDENCE. - Such
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student as well as famiarlze him With Commercial
Technicalites and PhraseolOgy, including pro t0rmG
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PRACTICAL PENMANSHTP.-One hour is de.
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ting combining freedom with thorough command of
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struUion.
OMY.-Daily Lectures given these impOr-
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merchant in the operations Of commerce and practical
workings of trade, embracing the subject Of Partner
ship Principal and Agent, Nsss.assRe Instruments,
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Wealth. Currency, foreign and domestic Exchanges,
Credit, Profit, Interest, Wages, international Trade,
DC.
The course be completed in from eight to
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Terms for the Full Course s4O
Expense for Stationery, Diploma, &C., IS.
Instruction being given individually, applicants can
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A knowledge of the ordinary English branches is
all the requisite preparatory qualifications.
The business Acquaintance of the Principal enables
him 10 render assistance to those wishing to procure
! situ tons graduating.
| Good board n be obtained in the city at from
| $3.50 to 90 so per week.
Diplomas under seal are awarded the Graduates.
June lS Sm
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For ihs Organ Of The Temperance Reform.
A Rationql Conclusion.

Ma. EDIroR In conversation recently
with gentleman, who, for many years,
had kept tavern, with the usual accom-
payment, "a selection ofchoice liquors." !"
learned that he had banished intoxica-
ting drinks from his house. In answer
to the inquiry, Why he had done so he
related the following incident:
A number OF his neighbors we're out on
a sleigh ride, and called at his house to
cheer their spirits with the usual slimu-
lauts.
They spent most of the uightin revelry
and left eighteen dollars in the Landlords
drawer for liquor and cigars, In the
company was an elderly man, the father
of several children.
The following day the Landlord met
one of this mans children in the street,
shivering in the winters cold, his naked
feet exposed to the snow, and his body
but poorly protected by his tattered gar
ments. The Landlords sympathies were
excited for the little sufferer, and the un-
welcome wuth flashed upon him, that he
had received the money Of that child's
father for liquor, when it ought 10 have
been used TO provide for his destitute
fumily. Truly, said he, am guilty in
this matter, and will no more rob the
worse than widowed wife and orphan
children, of the common comforts of life.
He went home and poured every drop OF
his liquor upon the earth, and told his wife
what he had done. She reioiced at it, and
together they pledged themselves to the
principles of total abstinence from the
intoxicating cup.
The next night his old friends called
on him to have another drunken revel,
but he told them what he had done, and
why he had done it. With lower upon
their countenances, and curses upon their
lips, they turned away to seek the mad
dening poison elsewhere. Two OF that
company now have drunken sons, and
one of them recently found his own son
returning from the dram shop in a state
of intoxication, and sharply demanded
of him what he had been doing, to which
the boy replied, "just what you like tc
do, old man, getting drunk"
Truly, "the iniquity of the father is
visited upon the children" And can Il
be otherwise? Aud what a scene will
that be, when the father and the son to-
gether hear the terrible sentence, "depar
ye cursed, for "no drunkard shall inherI
the kingdom of heaven" E. I.
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rFor the Organ of the Temperance Reform.
M tpEO
PoLAND, o., June 10Th, 1852.

POLAND O'J d uuC IVtiiI ASO~'
BRo, CLARK Two or three weeks since
Bro. Cary published short article, de
signed, as he said, to call out an expression
of feeling as to the course to be taken by
the Temperance men of Ohio during the
present summer | can answer only d
myself in this matter; bu' 10 me there seems
to be but one ecourse-send out our petitions
again through all the State-into every
school district, and to every house ii poSsi-
ble-and roll up before the Legislature a
petition double that Of the past winter. l
am aware that we have but little to hope
from the present Legislature; but we have
everything to hopefrom the people. Let US
keep the subject before them, until our law
makers have been taught to respect their
will. We nay not be able to learn them
this lesson the coming session; but if the
Temperance men of Ohio do their duty, the
SHOWS of the succeeding winter will rest
quietly down upon the political graves of
some of those "sheep a0ashing" members,
who now disgrace their constituents by rid
iculing this great moral movement.
We have performed great deal of unpaid
labour in the furtherance of the Temper
ance movement. Those whose wisdom con-
sists in making money, and who estimate
others by the number of favours and guam
tity ofgold they possess, laugh at our weak
ness in thus doing. So be it. While they
thus laugh, we can well afford another sum
mer of labour and toll in this holy work
to save them and their children from the de-
stroying influences of intemperance. When
we stop to count the profit and loss of our
investments of labor in this great work, we
may lay our armor by and retire from the
field. The s0ork is ours-the result is God S.
On every hand theprospects Of speedy vic
tory brighten around US. State after State
wheels into line with Maine; and shall we
hesitate as to the effort to be made by us 2
Rather than this, it seems to me, we should
at once organize our forces in every county.
and commence an early canvass of the State.
Our opponents told US last winter that the
people did not want the law. Two NUN
DRIED AND FIFTY THOUSAND petitioners declared
their statement false. They still, with un-
blushing hardihood, proclaim their original
assertion. FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND names
should, next winter, stamp upon them the
seal of taIsshood, at the same time affirming
the unalterable purpose Of the people of
Ohio, to continue the agitation Of this sub
iect until Alcohol is agitated out of the
State. THos H. CUMMINGS.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-25

UGraeious hearts reflect most upon them !.
selves; they do not seek so much what to reProve
ia Others, as what to amend 10 themselves; they
love 70 look inR ards, aud being sensible Of their
owa fahings are tender 10 rejecting on the
@eakResses Of others; whereas those that are
mOstiuquisisiye into the lives Of others. are
usually most careless in reforming their own.
The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-25
~ From the New York Post we take the fol

/ IL From the New York Post we take the foI'
lowing extracts:
Forensic TRITIcIsM will be particular.
" obliged to any person who may happen to
make speech during this campaign, in which
no reference is made to the unfurling Of ban
ners, or spreading any articles of tint descrip-
tion to the breeze, If they will have the kind
ness to send us copy. We wish to see how
such political speech would look.
We are authorized to offer a suitable reward
to any person who will invent an acceptable
figure Of speech to take the place Of this banner
during the approaching eampaign-and we will
promise him reasonable share Of Immortality
besides, il successful. The same reward will
DO offered for any substitute for the Ship Of
State" Even a partial substitute would be
we'll paid for, and be great relief to the coun-
try,