The organ of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, O. [Ohio]) 1852-1853, 1852-01-30
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friends of the Press. We feel under obli-
cations to these, and others, for their warm
reception, and shall use our utmost en-
deaYars to merit and sustain the good
OPinidn expressed of our paper
9J The ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANcE Re-
FORM is the title OF new weekly paper Just
started IN this city; s. F. Cary, Editor, Caleb
Clark, Publisher. 1t is designed to advocate
the passage OF law to destroy the traffic in
ardent spirits. 1t is well edited and printed,
and wlil prove unquestionably strong auxiia.
ry IN the great struggle going on for the de.
sIuctlon OF this evil.-CeR. Christian Herald.
IHE ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE REFoRM.-
This IS the title of a new Temperance Paper,
published in Cincinnati, Ohio, by Committee
appointed for that purpose, by the Grand Divi-
sion OF the Sons Of Temperance in Ohio. The
principal object in view is to advocate the
cause OF the Temperance Reform in general.
| The Editor, General, S. F. Cary, is well known
throughout the ranks Of the Temperance Army,
as one who will never give up the field Of
strife until the contest Is decided in favor Of
Humanity. As writer, he is not to be sur
passed by many. He is assisted in mis- duties
by ); Whitwell, as Corresponding Editor.
Caleb Clark is the Printer, TO whom all busl.
ness letters must be addressed. He is the prin-
cipal proprietor of the Ben Franklin Printing
| HSase" aud has every facility at hand for per-
/ forming his share Of duty as regards the publ.
cation Of the "Organ." The Committee of
/ publication consists Of the Editor, Correspond
! ing Editor, and the Printer. The first number
Of the paFer was issued on the 10th Of this
month. i was designed chiefly as a specimen
number The paper is handsomely printed on
Lola al..N ti.a
support it 80 we'll deserves WdyaesUttLe Nj
ami sitter.
NEw TEMPERANCE PAPER.--"T The Organ Of
tha Temperance Reform" published in Cincin-
mai, by our old friend, Caleb Clark, is on our
table Gen. S, F. Cary is the principal editor
]. s. Whitwell Corresponding editsr. 1t is
useless for US to say, that it will be ably con-
Quoted, for Cary is there, and so far as the
printing is concerned, Clark is there also as
the good looks of the number before us abun-
daDuytestfies. 1t is published weekly, at the
following rates:
Single subscribers, $3.50
| -Four copies, 800
Ten =" and upwards, 100 each.
We will take pleasure in forwarding any
number OF subscribers to the "Organ.' Call
and see specimen number.-Riehmond (Ind.) }
| Palladium
ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE REFoRM--A new
| Temperance paper, with this title. has been
started at Cincinnati, to succeed the " Wes-
| tern Fountain which was discontinued last
| fall. 1t Is published by Mr.. Caleb Clark, and
edited by Gen. S. F. Cary, assisted by J. S.
| Whl.well, as corresponding editor. The " Or
gan will doubtless be worthy of the support OF
the friends OF Temperance, and it will be a
shame il they permit it to languish and die for
want OF adequate patronage. They owe it TO
themselves and the good cause, to rally around
and sustain it. Terms, $3.50 per annum; to
clubs Of ten and upwards, Sl,0O; payment
always in advance.--CLermOnt Courier.
0r q The ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE Re.
FORM, is the title Of the new paper Just started
by Gen. Cary, at Cincinnati. 1t plants itse
on the Maine Temperance Law, and will en-
deavOr TO persuade the Ohio Legislature that
law similar in its features should be adopted
in this State. From the well known ability @
Gen, Cary, we have no hesitation in recon
mending the Organ to the general patronag
Of the ffsdRds Of temperance in Ohio on
State Joaraal.
6T- The ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE Re
= FORM is the title Of a new weekly paper jus
issued, under the auspices of the Grand Divi
: sion of the Sons of Temperance. 1t is edite,
, by S. F Cary in chief, }. S Whitwell cores
l ponding, and Caleb Clark, printer.
This publication is well printed on goot
| paper and clear type. In mechanical execu
tion il is, in every respect, equal to any in tht
city. The Organ is in continuation of thu
"Western Fountain which suspended in Sep
tember last, and will be sent to subscribers t
= that paper until the expiration of their terms
81 he frTa nf .,
State owe this paper generous support. With
out some such press to aid the reform move
ment, its ultimate success must be greatly re-
tarded The ability of the editors, and the
enterprise and competency of the publishing
head, is a sure guarantee that it will be worthy
of the confidence and support Of the friends o
temperance REFORM Cincinnati Ddiiy Times
t The ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE REFORM
We have received the first number of pape
( with this title. published by Caleb Clark anC
| edited by S. f. Cary. 1t is, as its name indi
Gates, devoted to the advocacy of Temperance
1t is neatly printed and edited with ability
Price, 81 80 per year for single copy, or a
the rate of Sl,00 for clubs of 10 and upwards
We commend it to those desiring paper O
that kind.-Richmond (lnd) JegerSoniaa.
TIE ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE REFORM
We have received NO. /, Vol. l, OF neat lltt
paper by the above title, the object of which i
TO advocate the passage of a temperance Law
by the Ohio Legislature, similar to the cele
brated Maine law. 1t is edited by Gen. S.
l Cary, ]. S. Whitwell, and Caleb Clark. 1t
regular publication will be commenced on th
lst of February, 1852. We wish heart,
: "God speed" to the men and the cause Terms
q Sl,5O % single subscribers, four copies 70
. $500, and to clubs of ten or more, 81 90 pc
volume-P PiketOR Journal.
: TH ORGAN OF THE TEMPERANCE REFORM
Q Edited bg Gen. S. F. Cary CiRciandti-W
e welcome to our table the first number of thi
{ sterling temperance paper, With Cary at it
t head, il is Just such paper as is needed in tn
3 Queen City" We shall now be kept postet
y lup in the progress of Reform, in what tn
Z Oraan calls 1.-THE banner city in this coniinen
forgice, immortality, and crime and in re
> turn. will endeavor to furnish Bro Cary
weekly statement as to how the ball rolls il
this section of the country. Let's labor il
1 earnest. brethren! We have a mighty ARM
t to contend against and the welfare of thou
] sands upon thousands are at stake Grea
1, responsibility rests upon those who at this day
q lead the van in the Temperance Reform. Bu
YOU saw ave WILL have the Maine Law
> Where there's a DM there's way Nuf'ced
We are at your elbow.-POrtsmouh Life Boa