The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-02-25

order was never received. But the Tracts
have been forwarded, n t...,,.,., ~. N
VIM. @. Ferguson, New Holland, o., five
more names and S.. This is the second
from the brother this week. "A
few such Persevering brothers as this, and
our list would scOp reach the Hltimotpn Of
our wishes-fve thousand subscribers to
the Organ II
Bro. O. E. Perigo, Toledo, o., ear names
and IS. The brother says, he intends to
send usa few more names soon. Glad to
hear it. The reception Of" drops, (" whether
few or many, is always acceptable, as it'isi
a sure indication that we are not forgOtteno
Bro Garrett Irwin, Columbia Division,
Hamilton county, o., 81 for Organ. cn,os
Bro. Jos. ]. Kelley, Gratiot, o., sends US
the following, which speaks for itself;
This is to inform you, that ] do not wish
to be considered subscriber to your paper
for the second volume. / will say, how
ever, am strong temperance man, and
wish your paper success. We have flour
ishing Division here" We are extremely
sorry to part with such Hstrong temper,
ance man and hope he will reconsider the
matter, and send us bis name, &c,, for the
ensuing vOlume-for the good time is com
ing, and we would like to share our rejoice
ings with his. We are much obliged to
him for his good wishes There are a very
large number of temperance men In Ohio,
that could express their wishes in similar
way-but we are doing well at the hands
of our friends-and such announcements as
the above does not discomft US.
Bros. s. W. Milburn and R. King, Xenia,
o., ten names and $40. In his letter the
brother says: eve are endeavoring to
move on the temperance car in this land Of
distiIleries, and we know Of no better way
than TO give your paper wide circulation.
The Organ was not taken in this neighbor-
hood by any one except myself, and as we
want to prepare the peoples minds, that
we may elect a temperance Legislature at
re next election we have set down our
stake to give it as large circulation as We
can" We hope our friends win impress
this upon their minds for, if they wish to
triumph in the good cause, (and who does
notH) they must " circulate the doCu-
ments," as Congressman say about election
time.
Bro. j. Beers, Washington, D. c. $5 for
paper and advertising. 1t would not be out
of place here, to recommend Bro. Beers
Hotel to the favorable notice of such Of our
friends as may visit the Capital 1t is a
most excellent, well regulated House-and
none partake Of its luxuries and accommo-
dations without leaving it with reluctance
/ Bro. Z. G.. Van slyke, Columbus, O.,
Il $1 50.n0H I3iifl Ht3H3H aA POI ".lN
Bro. A. R. Wright, Springfield, O., 50
for Organ. The letter containing the re-
mittance for the Tracts, did not come 10
hand. ~ "' '' ''' ''- .'
| Bro. U. N. Merriam, R. s., Division No.
5S4, So for printing Constitutions. The
brother is informed that we cannot make
out complete list of the Divisions in Ohio
1t is the next thing to an impOssibility.
Bro. VIM, Stephenson, Cleveland, O., So
Bro. j. II. Freeman, Richmond Dale, o.
four names and SO. The brother gives
rather gloomy picture of his village but
perseverance, assisted by the Organ, will
triumph We hope the time will speedily
come when the last rum hole shall be fore
YER closed, in your otherwise respectable
town. 5.fs.g 918igg12 Tirl p yaam
Bro. T., B, Hood, Smiley's Corner, Frank
lin county, o., sends six names. All right
brother. We hope to hear from you agail
ere long. B aj aa ) lHaaa
Bro, Elijah Day, Van BuEen county, Win
chester, Iowa. Your request shall be com
Piled with. We are mover unmindful o
past favors. We hope you will hand tn
Organ round among your acquaintance i
II your new home. 10 gg8 .esg nov g9dP
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