The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-29

out the Organ, hence, this subscription for
another year.
Brother John Scott, Rushyille, H., form
erly Of Poland, o., desires as to change the
direction Of hisp paper. Bro. 8. gives avery
bad account Of the state of the cause in the
Sucker State. He says he has seen more
Of the evil effects Of the traffic in his new
home, during his short residence, than
could be seen for one year in Ohio. Bad
state of affairs. Would not general circu-
lation Of the Organ in vicinity remedy the
evilf Try it, Brother.
Bro. M. s. Williams, Urbana, O., 81 for
Organ. Bro. W. informs us that there are
few in his village who still encourage the
right to buy and sell the ruin Of life but
he thinks the citizens will look after their
\ true interests, and adjust the matter. Their
Il late corporate election was gratifying to the
friends of Temperance"
Bro. o. B. Boon, P. NJ, Montpelier, Black
ford CO., Ind, request US to send few
copies of the Organ, as he would like to
,'haye them circulated in this dark corner Of
| King Alcohol's domain" Sent.
/ Bro. M. M. Edwards, Agent, sends US 81
from Salem P. o., Columbiana co., o.
H Bro. George F. Fuller. Harrison, Hamil-
ton CO., O., 81 for Organ. All right. We
are always glad to give publicity to pro-
ceedings of Temperance OrganizatiOns-that
Is part of our mission. We thank the
Brother for what he has already done for the
Organ, and hope to have the pleasure Of
hearing from him again.
Bro. Marshal Pepper, PlattsVille, o., 81
for Organ. DR.. J. c. G. Laughlin'S paper
was changed to Williamsburgh by request
of Bro. ]. H. Sharp.
Bro. G. W. Baxley, RaymOnd's P. o.,
Union CO., o., 81 for Organ. In his letter
Bro. B. gives us advice as follows, viz: "GO
ahead in the good cause fear no danger
do your duty, and trust to Providence. -
We intend to do that thing, and nothing
else but we would like to add to the SEN
1 tence, "and the people of the West and
l South (OhiO especially for your reward" !"
Bro. John S. Carmony, Agent for Zane
Division, No. 493, S. of t., and D. G. W.
e P, Lena, Miami CO., 0. The paper refer
l. red to is sent to W. R. Smith, Aliens P. o.
r 1t is the easiest thing in the world for a
n printer to mistake Lima for Lena.
n Rev. Bro. Hamilton, Circleville, O., $lC
e for Organ.
l. Gen. s. F. Cary, College Hill, O., So fol
re Organ for G. @. Eaton, GAINESVILLE, o., G. P
st Burwell, Cleveland, O., and VIM. Clay
le pool, Springfield, o.,
ID Bro.H Carey, Xenia, Ohio, 81 for Organ
a. Hon. David Willett, Manlyville, Henri
lS Co., Tenn. requests uk to send him speci
men copy of the Organ, and thinks he cal
/, secure US "4O, so. 60, or even 70 subscrib
ers in his county" We hope he will sue
Or ceed in doing SO; for nothing would encour
age us more than a good list of subscriber
d, from that part of Tennessee.
r Bro. A. S. Felch, Columbus, o. We vii
R. endeavor 10 be more careful in future. Sc
Is editorial page for terms of advertising.
Bro. G. Fox, P. M, Guadenhutten, Tus
i. carawas Co., O.-$l for Organ. The bro
n, ther says he wants this copy for the pur
in pose of lOaning it out, SO as to awaken a
D. interest in behalf of temperance. This is
in good idea. and if some of our warm friend
ID who are able to follow suit, would do sc
W better state of affairs would soon show il
We self. Try it, brethren, it will do no harm
,ir but may result in much good.
a Bro. Il. Chance, Sparta, Morrow Co.,
We 81 for Organ.
to Bro. L. Booth, W. P. Edinburgh, o.,
,e, for Organ. The brother says the cause
Dis fOurishing with him, and especially 81
r. since the late corporate election, wher
ay the rummies suffered severe defeat "tO Il
be tune of two to one." He says that it is
cd hard matter to find rummy now.
Rro A q Gardner. Rutland. MeiQs CC