GOuNTY 3s0sT.

LITCHFIELD, JANUARY F, 1927.

FOR THE COUNTY POST.
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THE COUNTY POST.

 [C57 The inhabitants of Litchfeld are notified that an adjourned meeting will be holden at the Centre School house, in West Street, on Friday evening, the 18th inst at half past o'clock for the purpose of com pleting the organization of efficient Auxiliary to the American Tract Society at New-York.

 At meeting on the 25th of Dec. the usual cons,i- tuition of an Auxiliary adopted,and subscription opened, which was filled only to an nconsiderabIe a. mount. Those who have since become members by subscription, well those who were present at the adoption of the constitution are earnestly desired n attend the above notified meeting and to come prepar ed to pay their subscrpuons; as it will be expedient to make q remittance to the Parent Society as soon as possible Those, likewise, who have yet taken part in the object of the Auxiliary particularly re- qncsted to attend the meeting, and by making them selves members aid in the all-m1ortant object of spreading, wherever they are needed, the influence of morality and of evangelical religion. The sums which constitute memberships, are 50 cents annually for adults; and 25 for children.--One half of each subscription is returned to the subscriber in tracts at % per cent discount or the remainder half is pre- sented to the Parent Society, and half appropriated Tn such way as a board of managers may judge best Tn ald of the great cause of Tracts.

 The tracts printed by the Society in N. Y are of n character entirely unexceponabe a acJlo Lore Ne "trnlh osH is in Jesus." They have received already wide circulation, and met with the most encourage ing success. The field occupied by the parent Soci- ey Is large spreading land, South A. merica the Islands of the Sea- and the eastern Con

 nent. Its want of funds for the supply of this ed is ertrenely pressing; and when the interesting ob- ect in view, and the glorious results, which have been already unolded in the circulation of religious tracts, duly considered, is anxiousy desired and con fdentIy hoped, that the people of Litchfeld will not be backward in supporting that object and increasing the best interests of the present e and with the sal vaton of immortal beings in the life to con4e

 The bushes of the meeting, here notified, will be, to state and explain more fully the object and nature of operaonso elect officers for the year and to a. dop such other measures shall be necessary to give success to our Auxiliary.