The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-19


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H Forrest Green. Chill iCoih D., 81 for
Organ. Brother a makes b following
aofn6v ebment. Il n nv good fortune
td have th8 pleasure 81 oWledging the
receipt of fen dollars. which you have
awarded ne, however unworthy, as pre-
MUM Permit mo 70 Say. that am amply
repaid for waat little labor j nay have cost
he to spread The Organ, IN witnessing
the cheering results that are accomplished
by it everywhere. Be assured, sir, If the
people Of Ohio, have not fully appreciated
and seconded your devotion and self-sacri-
Gee IL the great and good cause, the time is
coming, and now is, when they will do SO.
/ hope YOU may not Be without your re-
ward You labor in the cause Of truth, and
vour efforts shall Be robed withher strength;
they shall Be mighty to the pulling down Of
the strong holds
nTruth crushed 10 earth shall iise again, 4
The eternal years Of God and hefa,P 4l,
Victory win come, and viii not tarry. II
Conquer we must, for our cause is just;
This being our motto ID God Is our trust" /,
| Accept for yourself, our +" Organ, and our
cause, my most ardent desires for success"
4 W. Blair, New Hope, Brown CO., $l.7O
for Organ. .,t .4a. ~
John H. Mercer, Mt. Pleasant, jefferson
co., O., 81 for Organ. Trusty Brother n,
1 informs us that the whig candidate for the
Legislature is in favor Of the Maine Law;
and the democratic candidate refuses to
/ pledge himself. Make him stand up to
the rack, fodder or no fodder, or drop him.
\ A. S. Proctor, Quaker Bottom, o., 81 for
Tracts.
A. Gastin, - 81 for Organ
]. S. Cutler, Upper Sandusky, WyandOtt
! CO., O., 81 for Campaign Organ.
\ w. ]. Peck, IrviLe, O., 50 for Tracts.
GO. Townsend, GAINESVILLE, o., 81 for
Organ. #s
A. Palmer, Albany, O., 25 cents for
Campaign Organ.
H. ]. Fox, Port Washington, 0. So for
Campaign Organ.
]. L. Thomas, Winchester, o., 50 for
Campaign Organ. The Brother says: "The
\ ball has Just got in motion here; the people
are waking out of their sleep, and they be-
\ gin to see and feel that something more
must be done than to persuade people to
quit drinking and selling the accursed liquid
I fire. So you may look out; and after the
smoke of the battle has passed away, you
will find Old Preble right side up on the
4 temperance question. We will send
Maine Law representative to the next Legis
I lature, and no mistake"
s. E. Howard, Ruraldale, o., 81 90.
John Greiner, Columbus, o., 81 90.
WV. Kirker, IrontOn, o., $500.
j. W. Davis, Hamilton, o., $500.
j, Banister, Miamitown, o., $500.
J. G. Schaeffer, New GOttingen, o.,
$l,OO.
J, W. Davis, Hamilton, O., $500.
A. o. Howell, Cleves, o., $l,00.
John Russell, Westyille, o., 81, 90.
VIM, Jay, Fidelity, o., $500.
We are indebted to Bro. A. A. Stewart,
the successful State Agent, for the follow
ing liberal clubs;
James Love, Toledo, o., 100 Organs,
J. F. Price, Fremont, o., 100 do.
J. j. Kerr, Tifin, o., 100 do.
Vim. Taylor, Finley, o., 50 do.
r. G. Jameson, Kenton, o., IS do.
/. C. W. B. Allison, Bellefontaine, 50 Or
gans.
s, l. Taylor, Milan, o., 100 do
Robert Johnson, ClaysVille, Guernsy co.,
O., SO for Campaign Organ and Tracts.
John Jobling, GAINESVILLE, O., So for Organ.
William Young, Washington, o., 81 for
Organ.
4. Haselden, Urbana, o., 81 for Organ.
A. R. Wright, Springfield, o., 50 for Or
gan.
James W. Ross, Perrysburgh, o., $5 for
Campaign Organ.
S. Riener, Anderson's Store, P. O., O., 50
for Campaign Organ.
VIM Legue, SOmerville, o., SIG for Or
gan.
George s. Fuller, Harrison, O., 1920 for
Campaign Organ.
S. Ewing, GAINESVILLE, o., 81 for Campaign
Organ.
John Russell, Westville, o., 81 for Cam
paign Organ.
A. A. Stewart, NOrwalk, o., orders thirty
more Campaign Organs.
Another Argument.
/ In Cuyahoga county there were TAB
persons committed to jail between the
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