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 HOLLAND, May %, l829.

 "On Monday of this week COuuy Temperance Society was formed in Holland. Many from neiRhbor. ing towns attended :-upwards of ninety men signed the constitution, and twenty-five women. MT. Hew- it preached on the Sabbath, and again on Monday. Our retailers refuse to sell ardent spiritsand makes a mighty noise among our Fum-drinkers; and even of our sober kind of men manifest spirit of dis appreciation and resentment. It was proposed thal auxiliary society should be formed in every town in the county. Some are very zealous for it; come are much opposed to it. They are hit on a darling point and cannot bear to give it up. The signers form much the most respectable class. think no man who values his reputation as much as he ough, to considers the influence of example, will be will ling to be left behind"

 Utility ef Temperance SOcieties.-Hugh Maxwell Esq District Attorney for .he city of New-York, iu his late eloquent and powerful speech before the New-YOrk City Temperance Society, "urged the nc cessiy of associations simiAr to those which have been recently formed ia the community. He had one, been incredulous, and doubted whether any good wa to be effected by societies. He had discovered his ms take, and was glad to have an opportunity of estyin, his beliefofthe efficacy of such associations" B.