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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
An Explanation.

Many Of our friends in the country
have ordered Tracts from us, which
they have not received. Thousands
of them ordered and paid for, are
now lying in our Office ready to be
sent off, and only await the de.
cision Of the Post Master General in
regard to question of postage raised
by our Cincinnati Post Master. We
had until few weeks since sent them
by the Post Office at-per ounce,
postage prepaid, The Post Master
finds out that this is nos
right, and demands cent per copy
or $40 per thousand, prepaid, or $50
when not paid-for all tracts sent by
the Post Master. This decision was
Of course death blow to our tract
operation We could not think of
sending Tracts at these rates. We
have written to many who have order
ID from us, and we hope this explana-
ion will be entirely satisfactory.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
Music at Twilight.

The soft hour OftwiIight hasIts own
deep charms 1t seemeth at such as y
hour that earth puts on few tints Of
heaven; that she enamours from the =
bright portals Of bliss, the sweet queen s
Of purity and love. But who.has not {.
felt these charms redonbled by the.
melting power Of music 7 Hare you.
reclined on a sofa, with your loved inc, 10
one beside you, as The deep shadows
Of twilight began to gather atoupd, =
and listed to the magic Of sweet !,
sounds? Then you sit entranced in d
all the loveliness of heaven, breathing q
noiselessly and still, while the plaintve ~
and dissolving strains Of the musician
WOO your soul into a floating, dreamy \
apathy, like a star that melts into the "
sky. Such is the hour for purity Of
thought. IT'S then the natural heart
breathes forth its sentiments in un-
diluted sweetness. IT'S then our fe-
male idol, beaming by our side in alL,a
her matchless beauty, even by whis. =
per, can enrapture US, as if an angels
voice stole out of Heaven upon our
ears. Every strain of music, at that \
hour i @ .aal 81
o,,.,. eg -------'hath dying laH q a az
Oh It comes DER our ears like the sweet south
That breathes upon bank ofviolets, f4-' H3
Stealing, and giving odor.rss Tl,a ~. fa..,-ia
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
20. ~ ssraBss0h rHE ONO ORGAN Rea No Iobr a4na rnh
TEMPERANCE REFORM.

are net eontra5iced The treasury Of Nor
gan eopnty.was robbed of 5000 Robinson
was the Treasurer Who did it7 M,
Barker did not Who Is the guilty man
The people Of Morgan county could answer
the question Il called upon, q there i bps
one osiaion about die matter IN ttat county !
Who is lhs most suitable candidate for tie
Penitentiary Of Ohio, John R. Williams, or
Hiram a. RobinsoR2 Who should be ia.
belledas culprit. and fastened to the pil
lOry every night Of bis polluted life" John
r. Williams, or Hiram H, Robinson We
very much fear if q jury Of twelve men, in
discriminately taken from Morgan county,
were to decide these questions, the State Of
Ohio would be the recipient Of at least seven
years labor from this chivalorus Editor,
Robinson is a At man, truly, to talk about
morals and hOnesty--tO denounce good men
in the discharge Of sacred duty. Wehope
the Democratic party viii take the earliest
opportunity to secure decent and respect.s
able man to conduct their paper. In con-
clusiOn we have only to say, that had Nj.
Williams been acquainted in this city, we
should not have noticed this contemplate
attack; for in this community the slang OF
Robinson is understood, and appreciated
accordingly. He can SANDER no man where
he is rightly known
If what we have said above is not sufici-
ent to satisfy the public that this man Rob,
insOn is a most consummate scoundrel, and
that any thing he may say about temper
ance and temperance men, is not worthy Of
consideration, or belief we have little
more grape " to spare. In the language of
of Dr.. Fries, a prominent and influential
Democrat of the city, if he is not satisfied
with this, we can relate few suppressed
chapters In his life, showing why he left the
golden plains of California.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
Bad Work.

Every few days our ears are greeted
with the painful intelligence that a
riot, or other dangerous rupture, has
taken place between the hands en-
Ployed on our railroads and other pub
lie works. The hands are generally
Irish. They are not naturally of a
very quarrelsome disposition but
when under the influence of liquor,
as they nearly always are under ex-
isting circumstances, they are exceed
ingly troublesome. They frequently
become engaged in bloody ARRAYS,
and lives are lost for the pettiest
causes whereas, were they not stirred
70 strife BY the stimulating poison,
everything would move smoothly and
calmly on. Every one must see at
once how much more peacefully these
men would work together, and how
much more they would accomplish,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

were thispropagator Of sliies and
eonsentiOns'taAen entirely fism theas.lc.
Then Is il not the duty Of an thteiliao
gent community 70 lid tkem Il the
cause ofall their dlscords and bIo,osdr
rencOunsers ! And how can it be-
done in any other way than BY d pro. !,
hibitory law? Is moral sussiOn ort
any utility here Z \ PC s 5s5a d
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
henry GrLBERT,)
-, !, %; In Attachment.

NOTICE Is hrreby given 70 eli persons inteteated
tbst at the instance Of the undersigned IN order
OF Auachnnent was Issued on the l7th day Of SEN y
tenber, a. D. 1853 by Robt. Carson, ESQ a Justice
o. tne Peace, in and for the said county of Hamilton
Jour cents against the goods, ohattelS stocks or IL.
tesess n stocks, rights, CREDITS mohes and effects Of
tne said W. n. Mcclure, an absoonded debtor upon
whom summons cannot be served in the County .and
ne cause was therefore set for hearing on the 4th ~
day of November next, before said Justice. ~
HENRY GILBERT. g ~
Locklaud' Sept. %, 1852. oot73N n g,.I',ey-i
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

Isaac SruRGEs and e. w. IRowN,) u. tJyfW ~,
Partners, under The name Of Isaac it4s{ q "A. s5l
STURGRS & Co. iIn Ataobmea,.
u.s. 3 THTG DITfT'ftt
WILLIAM H. MCCLURE. ,4f,,.4,.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested
that at the instance of the undersigned, an order
oI Attachment was issued on the l7tR day Of Eepsy
iember, in the year 1853, by Robt. Carson, Esq.,
1nstce Of the Peace, in and for the County of Ham
eighty-seven cents, against the goods, oiiattels,
stocks. OF inteTestn stocks rights credits monies, q
and effects Ofthe said w. H. Mcclure, an abscended
debtor, upon whom summons not Be seWed Ii the
county, and the cause was therefor set oFheains on
the 4Ih day Of Novembernext before said Justice.
ISAAC ST urges eco. o.
LOckland, Sept. 1858. lsept2o3u. =,
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

P. A GARRroTT and LoYD s. 81 'iat "' -
Brown, Partners, under the a.a uR.tt ..,t,
name of GARRIOTT & BROwN, In Attachmeat.
Us. 81 atr teH
WILLIAM H. McCLuRR. Ea. 4,.1 d,
NOTICES hereby giyento all persons interested
that at the instance Of The undersigned an order
OF Attachment was issned on the nh day Of Sep
tember, In the year 1853, BY Robert Carson, Jus.
tice Ofthe Peace, In and for the County Of HAmiton
seven cents, against the goods Chates stockS, in
teresti stocks, rights, credits, MONEYS and esctS
Of the said William H.. Mcclure, an abscondinQ
debtor, upon whom summons cannot be served IA
the County, and the was therefore set for hear
ing on the 4th day Of November next, before said
Justice. GARRIOTT Il BROWN. . r
IOckland, Sept. %, 1853. Isept 80 az ~ "a
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07
j. G. CoNKLIN, t.t
ftt1t. Vs. ft In AtlabhkaAdt.
WMl IL. MCCLURE, t1 iashaat .s.,v

RIOTICEis hereby given 70 all persons iatsEev.ed :
that at the instance Of the undersigned, al ofder
Of Attaebmant wes issued on the 17t6 day of ep.,s
tombsr a. p 1853, by Rebt CaFsou, Esq. "a JUS \
HamiltOn, 0bios for che sum or felghyshsVe,dotia ~
and forty cents, against the goods, chktiels aocs
or interest In stocks, rights, credits monies ardgi
effects Of the said Wn. H. Mcclure, an bseonded
debtor, upon whom summons cannot b. served In the
County, and the cause was therefore set for hearing
on the 4th day Of November next, before sSfd Jus.
uce. J. C. CONCIIN
LockAnd, sept. ~, 1858. tsept 80 81
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-10-07

But who is this man, Hiram q. Robin
SOM Who is this moral, honest man that
pirates SO much about morals and honesty,
kaavery, feloas and penitentiary csnvicts
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AN Invaluable MEDlclNI.-lt is but seldom VIC find
among many remedies offered to the public for the cure
OF disease, commend, OF whose Hr'
able TO discover, and have always eduGusy
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suppose that placed faith III their preen'
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this place, and which las become familiar TO the pubic
household words, speak rom knowledge OF ITS IN.
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Seak OF The NOmpae ell Nerve aud Bone Linent prepar'
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r Watson Carr, late OF MOTgaMtOwI andMOw OF Wheel
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pounded equally cficacious in removing internal uec
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II simply the offspring OF Science, being mild and SIM
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more incredible, hing the hidden simews O1 man
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II is by lat The cheapest Lnet in the MARKET being
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DR. Holrs Celebrated Puimonic EIiri,

NOR the permanent oGcouSsI colds, Gonsumptlo
bronchitis asthma Influenza, Group, wloOpiI5 cough,
OF the broEcea and hOarseness, caused pub
tic speaking; and all affections CT the organs OF respira
ton. a.
| 80 n the Iu,rs ever sold in America.
In presenting this medicine to tile public have the
satisfaction 10 know not only present them with
bic anti the class OF diseases 1t probes
SEES TO crc but one which perfectly harmless in its ef
cI Icn The constitution, can be administered with.
out nv fear OF mineral pOisons, for 1t contains none
The fact that large portion OF the suffering and death
troughou country caused by disease of the ogas
of consequent exposure and cold hqsi
uecd US to put it within the reach OF every
who may need remedy that has proven itself so lnvau
able.
stIi of ttse the lungs which requentin
our changeablc climate; and claim It 10 be Ill advace
eli medcines ever before discovered for those peculiar
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superior TO all others. 49,.
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in Curing U like the vendors OF too many Eostrunls
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IEatients will perSevere in the use OF this medlclnc
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tt t ia NOT beyond the power OF medicine There are
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ring use oil this invaluable remedy 1t is not pretended
iat IL is inrabe in every stage of consumption, but we
oy IL 10 he better the various diseases OF the
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e freely according the directions, and II perfect salts
action Ia moi riy-n tile money will be returned.
ESenuftse signed K HALL q co. For sale by JAM Els
RAKER Druggist, Wheeling, Va. Also, by Druggists
ccreraIJr fhrorgholit the country. apply
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ARE you suFFHRING

LRoM rheumatism, Sore Throat, Group, Difficult
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Pain cramps in the Stomach, JhoieTa orbusi Choera
Imanium Colc. Lame hack. Chilblalns, bites oil Pol on
Insects Rabd Dogs, Aguc cake, Age I'M the Breas
ConiIuctions the Muscles Cords cuts of any kinda
Muscular weakness. Paralysis, Piles. Ear Ache, Ulcers
Sores, Scarlet Fever any similar dsCasc you may TEST
assured that in this article you have Ne,,v
which only pain almost insantaneousy, but
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ERADlCATES THE DISEASE.
Some will laugh at the idea of any composition curing
such number diseases: but II yo but reflect that these
Diseases though numerous in name, similar
causes The proposition will seem less exiravaganti but
were 1t ten times more SO THE FACTS which stare us IN
oil who have used il themselves or witnessed its H0gic
effects others unite in declaring Just what It's name
TO THOSE WHO THINK.
Have you never noticed the striking narity between
ent namcs9 And has it never occurred you thai
edy might be prepa,ed which should be equally applicable
RE LlNIMENT which docs not insult your unte
by claiming to have beet found in some burning
or MEXICO mighty of The eGTLP but is simply Inc
0yysrRIxG SGIENcEl being mild and simple int action
yet revealing in its effects pOwcr almost
-reachne the most hidden sinews or beast
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than the largest besides g more than GonF finn ss n
strong; offer 1t to you with pride anu colt
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be unprecedented size tnwich tho Nonrarcil Linment
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makes it impossible pay for the printing OF the
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for itself
We would however refer those afflicted ones who have
so guled by certificates and big assertions
the following nanIes being but lew OF the many per-
sons whose character for candor and veracliy needs no
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IN the different diseases which it is recommended are
prepared TO speak OF its merits us It deserves . u
Sold Wheeling by baker, hells "a Caluwcli,
Logan q Co, TYR Mckee, Patterson a Co.. and by Tho
principal Druggists OF Virginia. and Pennsylvania
= ~
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can equal iIscurative powers II contains 10
HITTIRs, ACIDS, OF NAUsEous pRuos. ~ 70
al cca6o 10 the TASTE and may be taken by tho .,os
feeble patieGts who cannot eat wafer pSin
is NOT DRUG. -.-.,... - ...,,.. ..,Ifs
givng Iarpe InOunt or SCIENTIFIC EvIDRNcE, from Lie
Rigs Animal Chemistry; r. Combe's Physiology oil D
rcsion. IIr PeTeTa on Food and Deti DR. john " ORA
Ser of Now York University; Prof DunSson's fhysno
20: prof Siilima, Yale Colleges Dr. Carpenters thys
iOlOgy ETC., together win reports olCuRES az pa
UTthe United States - 49,. ,yUpuIJNc
1,ihn n. and Retail igent nar26-,9w1y
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THE TAPE WORM.

This is the difficult worm to destroy OF all thai
inrest the human systen II grows TO an almost ndcnne
length becoming Coiled aud fastened i'll the tntcstincs
and stomach ccCting the health sadly as TO cause 81
Vius Dance Fits, That those afflicted scuOml ever
suspcct that il Tape Worm ;hat is fastening THEM
TO an early grave In order TO destroy this M very
energetic he pursued, ltwould therefore nc
~ oper TO take fmy Liver Pills, so as 10 lennHc
all distractions, that the Worm syrup may act ulTeCt
npom the Worm, which must he taken III doses oil Two Ia
bic spuOnluIS times uy These directions followed
La We known 10 fail i'll curing tue most oDst
nate case OF Tape Worm.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
And Won cannot be indifferent TO tins appeal human
ity calls upon you do dty II Is only one out O
tile many thousands who has seen its wonderful cHcCts
DIR. ]. N. Hobcn Observation-Disclosures 10 you, the ~
venor highly valuable medicine, prompts this lunlo
cstinlon, favor, being SAL" genlc' yet power
fully cfcctual remedy for Worms Having had much cN-
nc, fence knowing tho effects OF various
my Ivi,c, who well skilled in .iisteIng 10 chuIel
in distress; it the best she had ever usct anu
would use other willie yours could be had dangll,
were alarming, her mother at once sought Out rene
DIV Tor Worms Having obtained yours, by the time she
had taken bottle, OIL Sir, tic JOY gave an clccto
ate mother to gee the Improvement i'll her Child she he
ing about five years old She passed an incnse
quantity OF Worms, he siCkty coutenanCc now bghten.
cd, her spirits returned and III short time lovely
child threatened with decline death, now gave prom
sc OF health Thanks a kind Providence whose bleS
sing attended your Syrup, restored tho Child coni'
dcIcc it to all cuts whose Children arc
suffering with Worms. -. -,
JAS. T. BOWEN, Minister OF the Gospel,
Late Pastor 1.-THE southampton baptist Church.
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LIVER, il serving iitercr to purity the blood, n
giving tie proper TO the bile so that any wfTns
system and results variuuSy in Liver Complaint Jauli
dice, Dyspepsia, etc We should therefore, Wateh every
nntUm that might indicate wrong action oil TIC LlVet
These Pills being composed OF Roots and Plants FURNISHED
6y AZURE to heal sick, namely; list, ESpeCtfal,
which from the Pulmonary mucns
enIbrae promotes the discharge OF sccretGd matter
M an Alternative, which changes i'll some lneXIcaole anu
scnsibn manner certain Did action Of the system
3D. Tonic. which gives toncand strcsthto the nervous
~ renewing health vgor To all parts OF The body
4ih Cathartic which ucts In perfect harmony Win Tie
other irs cdicnts aud operating on the liowcs ana eNpe
purifying the blood, which destroys disease ud restores