The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-04-01


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prizes is rapidly increasing. The elucky in
dividual who secures the highest premium
win have 70 exert himself more no q AN I he he VI
now anticipates. Thu We ale certain Of
10 judge rom the tenor ana spirit Of the let
ters vs hsFs already received But W do
nOt,Wish 70 let our friends know too much \
about the sxtsntot tthecompetitiOn fOrtheseI
premiums We have promised 70 be silent.
WshOpe our friends win renew their sxsr-
lions q circulate ne Organ ID places where
It doas not now circulate Isl We are doing
ell We can.--but cannot do mach, unless we
have the assistalce and eo-opefatiOn % our
friends. sf'" ~ 'hAN
Bro. AS. FeIch, Columbus, o. two ad-
ditionSl names. lesissg 'sa'o has siilf mon .
Bro. 3, r, Jswett. sandasky, O., should
have been credited with IS instead Of 81. N
Rev. Joseph s. Edwards, Sandusky, O.,
So Cor 0Tgan.ta ~ ,.oi aaqIabaliag n
Bro. James Good, Ashley, Delaware co.,
o., $s for Organ, The brother represents
the cause 10 ., fourishing condition in his
neighborhood. .ssata 1
Bro. i'm 'Gnllough, West JefEersOhs o. y$2
for -Organ.rtaai giaaigW .saoa saoa 2a ssgM
Bro. sWm. 2. Carroll, 'GallipOIis, o., ga
for Organ, aa a.....'' s,, .sas' s'las'ss oaa ao
4 Dimmitt, R, s., Boston Division, No, /,
$50, 81 for Organ. s& ,s,s,eaio,
We are extremely sorry to inform ABrO.s
Cooper Glenn, Of Urbana, Oh, that our edi-
tiOn Of the number he desires Is entirely
exhausted, ourlarge edition "goes off like
hOtcakes." qna iaapoF d'aaT s'uo.saal dee
Bro. H. Forrest Green, .sWilliamsPOrt,
PickSway CO., o., $40 for Organ We have
nOtiCed the efforts Of this worthy brother
In another column; but there Is 50 much of
therightkind oftemperance about him, that
wecannOt let him pass withOutagain recon-
mendiug him to thefavorable notice Of our
readers, and as model for their imitation,
He promises us a club Of ten from every
township in which he forms an Alliancei
and We hare every eppfdenee that heNiltg
succeed He has Our sinoefo thanks fori
what he has already dohS for the cause and
the Organ. OF course. we will say |" yes. =
Bro. j. q. Reed, Mt, Vernon, O., 81 for
Organ. ,aUts3 a3i ioi srbsa siasaf u9
Bro John S. Lytle, Huron, o., 81 fer Or.
gan. Z
Bro. j. II. freeman, Richmondale, Ross
CO., o., 81 for Organ. All right now. I'D
Bro. o. P. Stephens, Redwood, Union
co, O., 81 for Organ. A AsOlB.a
Bro. NJ. J. Leese, Powell's Foundry, Gin
cinnati $40 for Organ. This subscription
is made up Of the operatives in the above
named foundry, through the agency Of Bro, /
L. They are all, of course, sober aud in
dustrious mechanics, and read the Organ
carefully, and with satisfaction and profit
And when the voting time comes on, these
"men Of irOu," will deal heavy and eRfec-
tive blow upon old king Alcohol Bro. L.
has,our thanks for his exertions. We feel
proud Of the patronage of such men, and
would be glad that the Organ was circu-
lated in the other fOunGries of our city. r.
Bro. Robert Young, High Hill, O., 81 for
Organ, a. # t. y laa :" a't,s
Bro. James odell, Dayton, O., 50. The
request about the Garland was duly at
tended TO. Esi.tg ,aatrlGI
Bro. Henry w. Psnnock, Marlborough
Stark CO.. o., 50 for Organ. hyVG U5bt|
Mary LafFerty, Asst. P. Nj Monterey P.
O., .CermOnt, o., we have forwarded the
specimens, and hope that they will have the
desired effect. " ..'' n, 5a .,, 4, '- ~ i
Bro. John R. Williams, for city, four
names and Sc. 81 tsaa' ..i,a
Bro. Jno R, Wilcox, Allensville, o., 81
LoEOfgan. 5H sa yl bsaG4.e sxaag aFT Is e
Bro. VIM. M'Gaughy, Mt Liberty, o.,
$9for Organ. /. sa.aaas,a4l gsaiIal4os
E It appears by the annual re-
port of the New York State Engineer
and Surveyor, that 5l3 apeFsonsrhave
beeT1 Eilled and ta1 iniY,.a II ~ ifba