The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08
AcknOwlsdgments.
mp TO wEDNKsDAY.


co.. O., 81 for Campaign Organ.
DR.. Mason, Arbuckle p o., Mason CO., Va,'
81 for Organ, the Doctor says in his letter.
"Iwill try and obtain club for the Organ
in this drunken and miserable part Of Vir-
pinia. say miserable, because it is very
unpopular to be temperate here" We
hone such bad state Of affairs will not
long remain. Work away, Doctor, and it
will come out right. Our cause is just, and
it toH triumph.
Bro. N. Mcdonald, Clifton, Greene CO.,
O., So for Organ. All right.
Sister Margaret E. Flattery, DumOnts-
vile, Fairfield CO., o., 81 for Organ. She
says they can do without the Organ no
longer. Good.
Bro. N. Mcdonald, Clifton, Greene CO..
O., 81 for Organ. The papers requested
will be forwarded as directed-and we hope
it will result in much good to the cause
Bro. c. v. Bellows, Albany, Athens co.,
o., Sc for Organ.
Bro. Geo. W. Murdoch, California, Ham
ilton, co., O., SIS for Organ.
Bro. John Russell, Westville, Champaign
CO.. O., 81 for Campaign Tract.
Bro. H. Carey, Xenia, o., 81 for Organ.
Bro. G. ]. Keen, for Tiffin Temple of
Honor, No 90, $40 for Campaign Organ.
All our Tracts are S. per 1000.
Bro. Henry L. Garfield, Newbury, o.,
$4 for Campaign Organ. In his letter the
brother says: "You will perceive that some
of our Newbury folks have the cause of
temperance at heart-and, although Bro
Allshouse has told you that the people here
care more about making CHI ese and getting
the dollar for it, than they do about ad-
vancing the cause of temperance; yet, l
think that as fast as they can sell their
cheese and get the dollar, they are going to
send it for the Organ. By the way, we
are going to have grand celebration here
on the 5th of July, and we really hope that
/ Bro. Gary will be with us on that day."
Philo Doolittle, Fredericktown, O., So
for Campaign Tract.
Bro. A. M. Smith, Lucas o., $40 for Cam,
paign Organ.
Bro. VIM. Mahlon, East Richland, o., S;
for Campaign Tract.
Bro James S. Tomlin, Waynesboro
Tenn, 50 cents for Campaign Organ.
Bro. j. B. Greedy, Maineville, o., $4 9
for Campaign Organ.
Bro. NJ. j. Howard, Biloxi, Miss, 50 70
Organ. If we can possibly conform t
your request, weIwill take great pleasure i
so doing.
Bro. Daniel Hockett, Marion, Grant CO.
Ind, $40 for Organ.
Bro. VIM. Bremigam, G. s., CircleVill'
O., 50 for Organ.
Bro. D. w. Green, Moscow Mills, o., s
for Campaign Organ.
Bro. G. V. Bellows, Albany, o., 81 ft
Organ.
Bro. W. Webster, BellbrOOk, o., So fC
Campaign Organ.
Bro. VIM. R. Stacy, P. NJ. w. @. T. M
tional Temple Of Honor, Boston. Mass, s
for Organ.
Bro. A. L. Nye, Napoleon, O., No. 10 ell
tirely exhausted. Sorry for it.
Bro. Amos Wilson, Hebardsville, o.,
for Campaign Organ.
Bro. N. Mcdonald, Cedarville, Greene &C
O., S. for Organ. The brother gives
some good encouragement: "The tempe
ance cause is gaining in this county, and
shall be much disappointed if Greene cOum
is again misrepresented by liquor. Io0iag K
PreseRtatiUe. Many, who formerly we
warm party men, are determined to waiV
all political preferences, and vote for moi
but reliable temperance men. must clos
as the mail will be here in few minutes
Bro. A. A. Stewart, Columbus, O., $Il
for Organ, nth one hundred names. This
the third time Bro. Steward has "troubTed
us with such long list There is no u
in thanking him now, for he says he intenl