The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-06-18

eXertlng themselves IN lhe flBhb Way as
will be seen on perusing the list Of Acknow-
Judgments below. The paper is extending
its circulation to other States, and We shall
use all proper means to introduce it into all
the Western and Southern States. Itis not
local in its character. 1t will suit the people
of other States, as well as the people Of our
own State; and by faithful and rigid ad-
herance to our principles, and fair and
honest exposition Of the evils Of intemper-
ance, we expect to secure the cooperation
and patronage of friends Of temperance
eUery ,okeye. That there is a very great need
of such an advocate at this particular time,
no one will deny. "DOOn Uith the liquor
traffic." is our motto and we will not cease
our efforts until the glorious work is fully
accomplished. Give the masses light, and
the work will be more speedily done. The
cause will never lose any thing by having
its principles extensively known.
Bro. A. A. Stewart, Columbus, o., $40.
We return thanks to Bro. S. for his inde-
fatgable exertions to secure for the Organ
respectable circulation in the Capital of
the State. He is host of himself and
whenever he undertakes to do any thing, it
viii be done quickly, and we'll done, too.
He has been in feeble health for several
months past, and many of his friends feared
that the sands ofhis life were running low;
but we are happy to state that he is recov-
ering his usual health. God grant that his
life may be spared to witness the final tri-
umph of the cause for which he has so
long and zealOusly labored
Bro. M. s. Higgins, Tiffin, O., 81 so.
Bro. j. N. Clock, Agent, Princeton, Ia,
81 so.
Bro, NJ. Pepper, Sidney, O., 81.
Bro. A. W. Tibbitts, jamestown, o. 50.
Bro. L. Brown, D. G. W. p, for Athens
county, o., sends a club of ten and $40.
In his county the cause is steadily progress
ing. There are .foe hourishing Divisions in
this county, and the sixth will be organized
as soon as the charter arrives. The brother
is informed that the Illustrated Maine Law
will be forwarded to him. Please inform
us by what conveyance it can be sent.
Bro. G. Mitchell, Indianapolis, Ia, sends
a club of ten and $40. In sending the
club the brother writes al think you
will receive more as soon as the merits Of
the paper become known. have heard
but little on the subject of Temperance for
, some time past but in getting the names l
, send you, found the friends Of the cause
still warm at heart" Bro. NJ. for many
8 years was a citizen of our city; and
having permanently located himself at the
f Capital of our sister State, we take great
f pleasure in commencing him to the especial
o confidence and esteem of the friends of
!. Temperance generally. In the midst of
E large and increasing business, (House, Sign
= and Ornamental Painting), he finds time
to work little for the Organ and the cause
9 May others emulate his example. The
9 numerous friends of Bro. NJ, here in the
city, are reiOiced to know that he has iden-
l. tilted himself with the good cause, and ex-
e press the hope that he may never weary in
well doing.
h Bro. P. Kerran, Brownsville, o., Sc. The
" Brother informs US that the cause is not in
,r fourishing condition in his vicinity.
e. With him, we hope there is better day
ahead. Circulate the Organ, and its arrival
:, will be greatly facilitated.
= Bro W. R Stacy, Boston, Mass, SI.00.
" Bro. j. NJ. Stevenson; Melmore, O., sends
u eight names and $500. In the absence oi
} any explanation, we shall direct the paper
Oh to names sent until the amount expires. In
n, writing for papers, unless the full amount
as Of subscription money is sent, brethren
lie should be particular to state on what terms
e, they desire the paper.