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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
And are now manufacturing every variety of
FAIJ. ANN WINTER WEAR,

And are now misunderstanding every variety Of
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
Which they will sell as low as the same quality o.
goods and work can be purchased at any other estab;
9ishment in the city. Their clothing is Manufactured
under their own supervision and is consequently su-
perior tothat which is brought from other places.
They have also on hand, a beautiful variety OF
CLOTHS, ckSSlMERES. vESTINGs. &C,
Which they arc prepared to manufacture to order
They have in thcir employ the best Of workmen and
are at all times prepared to make the best fit and in
the latest STYLES. Al their ioOrk tDaLbe tCarranted.
The public are respectfully solicited to call and ex;
anime their stock, and while thankful for the liberal
patronage they have enjoyed. they assure their OLD
customers and III others that they will laborto give
general satisfaction both in the quality and price OF
their goods and work. SPRINGER TROUT.
Lancaster. march 81, 1853 49,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Nsw IsrERocEAS,C RoUTE.-Mr.E George
Squier has been negotiating in Central
America Us the agent Of a company formed
to construct a new line Of travel between the
A tlantic and Pacific, across tho country,
from the Gulf of Amptiquc to the Bay Of
Fonseca. The route is saidto be Z days
shorter than any other projected.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

OSE OF THE Does.-The Albany Knick-
erbocker gives an account Of a wonderful
dog, belonging to n of its carriers. The
carrier falling sick, sent out a boy to deliy-
err the papers, who, being u%nacquainted
with tho round, was followed by a dog. v no
stopped at the door of ever subscriber. never
missing one in u lis, of six hundred. At the
door Of the subscribers who had not paidin
q long lime, the dog was heard to howl.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

6TWe performed the job and charged
upon our books lao quires, at one cent per
quire--ONE DOLLAR and FORTY
GENTS.-Elgs-G dtphin organ.
But you Jorgot ~ to tel! US that you at
terwards received one hundred and forty
dollars for the same work.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

TSDWARDL l.. SLOCUM, having purchasethe
Nentire Stock Of Drugs and Medicines Of
Oeorre q. Beck NOW offers thesameforsale together
with q large and well selected new stock atthe Old
be found alarge and complete assortment ofDrugs Me-
dictnes and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye. Stuffs Glass
Ware aud Window Glass, Brushes, Groceries, Fancy
Articles, &c., which WILDE sold Wholesale and retail,
upon as reasonable terms as can be purchased in the
city EDWARDL. SLOCUM.
lancaster April %, 1881 d&w61
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
CLOTHING! CLoTHINGI
$4,000 Worth Of Spring, Summer and Fal
Clothing, and Furnishing Goods,
NOW ON HAND At THE oLD
~ aforQ. t

" STVTTTTH0T UHVT = VI - $3.50 II
~ NOW ON HAND At THE oLD NOTORIOUS
Checkered Store. vi
w e are now prepared to clothe the Hutng .sptrti
w of our country. The Farmer, Mechanic and
day laborer, nor forgetting the profession-the Law.
va. Doctor and Preacher; also, the gentleman Of
leisure. The Artist and even down To- the most tam
tastic exquisite, can be accommodated with every
thing in the furnishing line, from topic toe, we
mo many articles in our line. But certainly 1t Is an
item in the history ofold Fsirfeld county, that moth
ing in the clothing llnehas eyerbeen offered in this
eify that the most dlstantscomparison ! 1.-THE
Ssv haf5ye Won. for YOUR inspection. Every article
in our line Is warranted, Youths and Boys clothing
on hand. Nse8 ~ W
Mayt2, 1853. $500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

A CoHvERT.--The Catholic prints an
nounce the conversion of the Rev. Mr..
Pope, an English clergyman, at present re-
siding at York, and nephew TO the Arch
bishop Of Dublin, and two of bis sisters.-
Mr.. Pope has gone to the Jesuits' College
at S~tonyhurst, to prepare himself for the
nriesthood.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

MAIL FoUSD.--We saw to-day at the Post
Office a dilapidated looking mail.bag and a
number OF wei papers and letters, which
were found by some boys whilst fishing In
the river opposite Paint street. The rob-
berry must have been committed three months
since, and the mail- bagland its contentshave
laid in the water until now, as the bills are
mostly dated at Maysviiie the 9th Of Au-
gust. and the writing on the letters is almost
defaced. This Is the first intimation we
have had that a mail had been missing
Ancient Metropolis.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

GTAnd after this bid had been put in
and our determination to do the printing free
gratis. Eagle alphin organ.
We never knew, until we read the above
in the Eagle, that 'Jree gratis" signi6ed a
"hundred md forty doLlars!" D! Crackee!
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
Erecutor,s Sale,

nERsoNAL property belonging 10 the estate Of
Roht. Cannes, deceased. consisting of several head
of ane herses, aquantity ofcon in the crib, wagons,
Harness, and household and Kitchen f%urnlture; VIII
be sold at vendue on Saturday the 9th day OF mo-
vember. 1858. the late residence ofthe dc ceased.
sale to N at 10 o'clock AN. Credit OF
months on sums over 81, on note and security.
80 $50 ~ ~ John D. MARTIN,
Executor. oi Robert Carnes, dec.
October 10. 1859.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Com IN MExIco,--The Department Of
Guerrero has communicated TO the Govern.
ment Of Santa Anna the recent discoveries
of gold placerson the Papagallo river, neal
Acapulco. This is in addition to previous
discoveries reported, some weeks since, as
having been made onthe Mescala river.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

To Directors ofschooi Districts.
TSHE various School Officers are hereby notified
l. that the School Lap and Forms, are now ready
or distribution, you are requested 70 call aud obtain
sch a copy, WM .JEFFKlFS, hun,
Aud Office Fairfield CO.. = Nov. 6'loo3.
Eagle and Telegraph copy eeh7ftak4G . seGS1g
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

FRAUDULENT NOTES.-THE National In
telllgencer has been shown two dollar
note, forwarded from South Carolina, pur-
porting TO. be on the Mechanics Bank of
Georgetown, d. C. 1t is not necessary to
say that such anote is fraudulent aud worth
less, there being no bank OF the ubove de-
scription in the District. Persons at a dis
tance may, in addition, require to be told
that by law there are no bank issues in the
District Of denominations less than FIVE dol.
lars.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

IRisH GRNERostrY.--For the mere pur.
pose Of emigration, there has come 10 the
knowledge OF the English Commissioners of
Emigration that. from this country there
was sent, in isA5 f46o ,0O0sin iSA9, R640-
600; in 1880, f967 900; in 1851, E997,DoO
--f2,947,o 900; near.,y eqpqltc $l6, 100000.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

LATER FROM MExioo.-Dhtes from the
City Of Mexico to the nth ulllmp have been
received.
One Of tho dividends Of the English Debt
was sent to the boudhulders by the last
packet.
The merchants residing In Mexico are
required to ipscribe their names at the buy
rean Of the Department of Commerce, In
default OF which they viii DO subject to a
fine Of from livo TO one huidled dollars,
"A communication from the Patent Office
at Washington has been received at the
Capital, proposing to exchange specimens
OF seeds and plants peculiar TO both the
United States and Mexico. ~
We perceive that IN the Mexican theatre
they announce the performnncp Of a grand
drama entitled "Ths Yankees In Mexi.
cor l} sal aH. atj m.
A decree Of the government provides
that no Mexican car, travel from Que city
to another in the Republic, $i.acst a pass.
port.
The ravages Of the.Indilns on the from
tier States are more horrible than ever. In
Zqcatecas and Durango, these wretches
torture their victims with an Internal inge-
nuity Of. mullce. On one occasion they
lscnIped a female sixty years old, and then
abandoned her, leaving her to perish BY pro-
tracted aeoptes.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Ex,PrEslpgsT VAN BusEv, 4 Is stated,
has received from the Administration an
appointment Of umpire on behalf Of the
United States, inthe mixed commission as
~ssmbliug in London 10 settle British und
American claims. 49,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

A New AMERICAN vooAbsr.--It is stat
ed that private letters from Europe speak
highly Of the great progress made by Miss
May, OF Washington city, who has been foI
two yeRrS pursuing a severe course Of study
with a view to become an operatic singer.
1t is supposed she win make her debut in
one Of The European capitals at tho next
musical season,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

6-On Friday last, 1900 hogs, deliver
able in December, were sold at Louisville
at S4,97.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

A srRiKe AGAINST SEWING MAcmNEs.--
Among the bodies striking, or on the eve Of
stfikine, 10 Londons may b e,nnmbersd the
female cloak ard mantle makers, They
have held n meeting to express their oppo-
aition 70 the American sewing machine.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

FoR LrREMA.--About twenty colored per-
aons, freed by the late will Of Mr.. Cross, Of
King George, Va, left on "Wednesday morn.
ing Tor Norfolk, where they will embark for
Liberia. Another lot from the same estate
preceded these n short time since.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Hos. HESRY A. WISE, we see It stat
cd, was to have been married lust even
ing, ut Richmond, Va, to Mas Mary Ly.
ons. Attorney General Gushing, his
groomsman, left Washington for R edmond
on Monday,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

THINGS IN PHLADELPHIA .--Phe printers,
publishers, editors, reporters aud authors,
heldn msetiRg on Tuesday evening and
adopted preliminary measures ia. erect q
monumentin honor Of Benjamin Franklin.
a lot Tor the pursose has bcen rendered in
Woodland Cemetery. hs hss IS. gel
On Monday a numb r Of white BARRIERS
we're fined Cor per(osUing manual labor on
the Sabbath. In most cases coloreds BARRIERS
were the informera.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

FREsHsA RRE ALI
II HAVE Just received and offer COR snle At reduced
Il prices. for cash or copntry produce. sH ets-et
ALARGE AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF,
GROCERIES,. NOTIONS &coi ys5s9s
Consisting In part Of Rio Coffee, Orleans, Loaf and
Lump Sugar; N. Orleans and Sugar house molasses
Golden Syrup VARIETY OF1FEAs, stsrchs Pep
per and spices, ground and in the grain; Mustard,
Fishing Tackle and all other articles usuaily keptins
an establishment of the kind. ia,.s& ~ tgEf
ITAshbrook's Whiskey by the barrel, choieeLi-
guam Lancaster April Il. i i 3 JAooB cLY.
aTFEaele and Telegraph eunv fpr. Q montha ~ a.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
MEncMANT TAILONs.
SPRINGER & TROUT,

Soa SPRINGER & TROUT, i.
M TVAvE received at their CLoTItrNu EsrAH
Nf = A.LIsuMENr In Giesy's building, between
The Hockinc Valley Bank and T, W, Tallmsdge'sE Elk
change Ofiee, and Gave stopened a large and exteu-
si,-a sssottment of H4 iHH
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

G-The loss BY the ere at the Ohio PEN
Tertiary on last Saturday was about S25r
600. Hall & Brown 10000 aud the balance
o the State. a I.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

ys Lose Partingtpn says she never cared
much about grand spectacles. OF other
sights; but there are two things she would
like to hare ~spsn--the inorulation OF Frank
Pierce and Corporation Of Queen Victoria.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Tae Dspos.-Last evening, in company
with a friend. W. paid visit to the Intended
Depot in this city Of the C. W.&z. Rail-
road, and found our old friend, Jonathan
Coulson, busily engaged in preparing the
timber for the freight house. which is to be
forty by one hundred and twenty feet in
size. Messrs. Coulson and Cook are the me-
chanics ehgagedto put up this building. and
we feel confident the work could not have
been placed in the hands of better or more
experienced workmen. What they do is
well done, astheif work all over the county
will amply prove. I,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

TIE LARS PRlzE FreHrs-Gov ClTord, of
Massachusetts, mas opened correspondence
with Gov. Seyn incur or New Y0Ekgin ~folation
to the brptul prize fight az Baston Corners,
with determination TO use every means 70
bring the parties concerned TO justice.
ohiciul copies ofhig letters TO Gov. Seymour
have also been sent to the sheriff and sdia-
trict attorne Of the district with that view
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
LOCAL INTELLIGFNCE.

Baak Falares.-Ne are indebted to Mr.
T. w. Tallmsdgo for 4 list Q fthe following
Banks which have failed within ehepass fsw
days: MsFrhsass' Hsak. BuFslo, N Y;
Pra,t's do Whites DO. Patehia dol chaiq-
que CO. blk, IN. State. Lewis co. bk, do;
Orange CO: do Erie aud Kalamazoo R. R,
blk. Michigan; Farmers Joint Stock CO.,
cauadas Old Bank OF Bfassifon, Ohio; The
following are under suspicion; Bank of os'
N. Y. State; Bank Of MacOmbe CO.,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
LACKSMITHING

1CD1HFTtHE subscriber, ct ,his chop en Chesnpt
TX street, Immediately East Of the Old hrRT.
Mind Church, 10 prepared TO- DO ali kinds OF work
connected with his business In the best Ihnnner. ~
FOR THR sHoEING or HORSES ~
IL M N his employ one Of the very belt NV
vSorImen. WHO Is not surpassed In this branth ofthp
buainess. Prices win be msderessonabte fhe Pc
trnnaee Or the public " respectfnlly selieitedxs &
lancaster, March 3. 1888. ", HENNlcB.n
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

THe SfxPeSNvSAvr BASK. lit is stat-
cd that this has become one Of the most
houFisling banks 10 the city OF New York,
a fact sufficient to showghe utility and pruc.
tlcnbility Of the new institution. The a.
mount Of sixpeRny deposits have reached
the surprising sum Of $4,000, and they are
sull increasing and will in u very fewpyears
make a respectable capital. Besides the
smalIness OF deposite there 10 still another
great ENCOURAGEMENT that 10, the six per
ceat. interest is paid on the juvenile depnsi.
tors' Accommodations. The Express Is In!
formed that these bare-footed, ragged ur-
chins, look forward to deposit day with great
pleasure. II Is undoubtedly new way 'OI
reforming children, but Is a sare one, unt
willsaye many. from ppyerty. idleness, an'
wastcfulness, and latterly from becoming .
burden upon city institutions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

Returned. -esamuel McNeAl has returned
to bis home, ID this city, from California.
This is the second time that Mr.. McNsal
has visited the gold region, and we learn
that he has returned with a plentiful sup
ply of the eyellow boys."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

An EarEkpRE zs 40 sHD9sKn Pfivato let
tiers from Gsnoas BY the last stsamergit e
said. state that the Transatlantic Steam.
chip Cemaany. thashadp capiialofsix mill
iionp Or dollRrs,t u abopt 70 abandvn tho en-.
teTprjze. .S7g9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
JUNE 40. HANG

JUNE 30 1886
- eceived this day At The cheap store t~cpPcsi,en
AOShaefef's Hotel) q largevariety ofkeney Dress
Fig'd 3erages ofmany styles. and cheap some very
handsome, at only l91 cents a yard. ,,r,sr
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

BaEApsrUEFs bfPoRrEen isro GREAr
BMTAtM-The English Board Of Trade has
furnished The amount OF grail, and hour I'm
ported fato Great Rrf din during the year
1889, by which II Is uscertaRed that the
largest Imports of four was fronl the I'm.
tied States, the amonnt figuring as 2,42pr
O60 cwt., and Of wheat 4s3,5G9a qnartera.
0nd olhergFaips 1891 quarters. Rpssie
has furnished the laFgest quantity Q fwheet.
reaching TO 1854 quarters. and Of ali
grains 1901 1853 quarters. The totals of
grain imports for 1889 figure as follows:
Flour. 1886. ne cwt.; Wheat, S.e60,26e
quarters other gtains, 3,5sI,4B quarters
total grain. 8.6ll, 72a quartera.t 7Palfe
The eEaip Of other descriptions than
wheat comprised ia The above quantity oil
a5ef,47fdharters, consisted Gs follows, viz
harley, se25.54o quarters 'oatR 9ss.as7j
rye, 9.e87i pease and b7aps,47 .3o6i Ind
ian cqrH,s I,47l,271p backyheal, sos
Quarters The Indian corn was obtained
chiaav from Wnliacia and Moid4yia, RussiI
and The Unttpd States.
- A.1 IN". ~ AMHM ~ III
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

65-Iu consequence Of the hurry In get
ting the Delinquent Last in type for thispa.
per, we are necessarily compelled TO leave
out several new Advertisements, as well as
other matter Intended for our paper to-day.
-EigE-- GaIpain organ.
No wonder thelhonest taxpayer feels a
reluctance in paying his taxes. and waits for
his name to be placed upon the Delinquent
List, when he knows tina. the money he pays
into the treasury is used by political knayes
10 act the ssatsalqn with. If the editor Of
the Eagle would reduce his prieesfo for county
printing about one hll6 it would doubtless dc
much. towards decreasing the number Of
names on the delinquent list whieh"comPels
him ia leave out several new adv er'ise-
ments" and other natter ofiutercst.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

6TThe am6onk,n { or 3alaf per qqire the
Gsseiie charges Is with having received is
ia the Treasury; -therefore this charge IS
a wagFa, malicious itss GdIphfn Or
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10


gan
It would seem IRON the above, 'hattne
er.fa az? mt ne editor q me Bye re'e
cd Tor printing the Assessors olanSs OPP
rates on his pocket q cool deal IN tue Sa"
maAaer IN which tne f~renenmans
opesateq on ms tomasn-"VerS sooo
tar, nf' Z Won't stcss
S9the eSsfa amount yoa ,eee -
the Treasury, en- Wsis so"t
how same u tneres 80
you were eomps1ea = ,Iss
order e save you. 's'spa' '"s : = NO. -,
know yoa 80 rscs'0s m''e yS
tract price, am you a'so A"'
tract was maee WIN '"y 800 80
Of de'raunhs us s"'.'.
out q She psginns - .as
You knsw 'nas you rscs,ysu mo'e ""a1,
d'uele tAe auoua 'Rs lcyeaP' :
to % the WORK -. s w,s
IL rs enoasA lor vs. 20 Know e"s' ny
fraud was 10 reallty cemnssses, anu wa
more nan sne ~SShpass Pe,cs was
PAID a aOt o. r9ass'ny money ena
you were never eat tiep e. poes "'' " ''
least ada einnocenc 0, me tfensa"
. were wen eSlua'niea WV" :"
WHY s.g.L.
JOufnat SHOWS, ConclualVely3 bndt YOU WO''
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
Tae.aar nyenlne. Nov. 8. ISIS.

=
GIVE ask you as an honeat mechanic, II
our changes are not Reasonable and fair
Come speak out like an honest, upright me-
.chanic. Esgk-Udlpkfn orgdn-
And ss an honest mechaniS we answer
NO: Your prices for county Pfinting
are neither fair NOT honest, and we will
obligate ourselves to print the Assessors
b~lanks,for three years, for one halfthe amount
yeu have been receiving. You but tell'the
truth when you say that we standfuP for
good prices. We not only demand good
Eprices ourselves, but pay good prices 10 all
who work for us. We can do both and
then DO the county printing for one hat the
amount you have been in the habit ofcharg'
ing. And We can make money a. that.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

CHOCOLATE CoLon, a cheap anddurabie Pain
" for outside work just received at
ssntember y. KAUFrMAN g. co
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

GKs. HIsros.-The California correspon-
den, Of the ClevelsnaH ereAd, gives the fol-
Iowine particulars ofthe alscharge Of Gen
o. Hinton from his late srfests q golngin,
~ the Is. s. DtslriEt Ooipi. the FIRST man /
saw was Gen. % Ainsop. Of mil Deg noto.
REV. Ia seems thAtht had been arrested
~ DE vicinity Of Lns Angeles, BY. q stage
driver, who knew and recognized him
The testimony failed, AID Judge Hoffman
discharged him. Judge N. C Reed, Col,
Weller aud George c Bates, ESQ.,, appear;
ed Cor Hinton. an their client looked needy,
and care wern, and haggard. must say
that felt gratined at the result, for DO
think Hinton has bern severely punished
Already. A friend informs me that Hinton,
under the assumedsRame OF Gordan. was his
felluw passenger from Panama o this port;
that be had u Storage ticket earned w,th
ssr,ices ON the Isthmnss Ruilway.tthat he
had been sick with the fever, and repsessni'
ed himself as alawyer, 40.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10
ONE MORD MORE.

Lancaster, Nov. g., 1853.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1853-11-10

II would seem from the above, thattn ~
era ans mt he editor u ths Esqs receiv.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21
New PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1883.

-
NEW PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 8, 1853.
DEAR Bro. CLARK: Pardon me for
making a suggestion. 1t seems to me
the cause of temperance would be ben
Gifted, and your interest materially pro-
noted, if a specimen copy Of the
"Organ' were sent to a few leading
or, if not leading-6rm Temperance
men in each township of each county
in the Slate. Aicommittee from each
Division car give q believe will givel
you the names and post Office Of such
men, if you desire it. Your ten copies
which came to our Division are doing
great good. But if this is attempted,
it should be done soon, for 4'time waits
not" Yours, Fraternallyyut .H
u GEO. RIKER, d. CIV. P. b
We thank you, Bro. R., for your
kind suggestion, and concur therein
If the committee referred to, will for
ward the names Of a few of the firm
friends ofthe cause in each township,
we will cheerGully transmit to them.
specimens of the Organ. We believe
there are scores in every part of the
State, who only wait for an intimation
to that effect, from us, to start SUBJ
scription list, and thereby advance
the good cause in their neighborhood.
Send us the names of such, and they
shal! have an opportunity to do some
thing.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21
Ministers taking the !" ORGAN. !,

Last week, our efficient agent at
Xenia, o., Bro. H. CAREY, sent US the
names Of twelve ministers Of the Cos
pei upon one list, as subscribers to the
Organ, We rejoice to see this hon
orable and respected class of our fell
low-citizens lending their influence to
encourage paper of such vital i'm
portance to religion and the destiny of
souls, as that of a Temperance journal.
Temperance is the fountain-head ofalI
good morals, as is intemperance of
every species of crime; hence minis
ters begin to encourage the press in
its work of restoring the poor drunk
ard, and placing him in situation in
which he can reach his Maker. If
this was universally the case, and they
would also lend their influence in in
ducing those with whom they associ-
ate to do likewise, they would soon
see the fruits of their labor in the in
gathering of souls to sacred Commun-
ton, who, before, had been deemed as
lost to themselves and society. =
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-01-21

traAicked in silver shrines, objected to
the Christian religion because their
craft was in danger. But was it
sufficient reason for rejecting Christ
that men engaged in fitting up idol
temples, would be compelled to seek
other employments?