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"Reminiscences ofthe Tract Sociefy.--
The Rev. DIR. Woods, of Andover, Vice
President of the American Tract Society,
apologizing for his absence from the late
anniversary at New York, says,


- take this occasion TO express my IN
creasing impression Of the usefulness of
the Society, and my entire confidence in
the wisdom AMI integrity and untiring di-
ligeuce of those who manage its concerns.
Ii is one Of my comforts that ] had part
in the first planning and early labors OF the
Tract Society; and recollect with unut-
terable satisfaction the time when we met
in Boston Committee from the city of
New York to deliberate on the best way
Of promoting the Tract cause, and when
we knelt together in the parlor to seek Wis
dom from above, and our dearly beloved
DR.. Milnorled us in prayer. The Lord be
praised that that excellent man, ,hatfriend
to all that is good, was continued to US so
long, and that by his labors and prayers,
and his holy example, he did so much to
promote the prosperity of the American
''Trac, Society" Chrisiian 0bs.