List Of the COlored Temperance oc ieties,
AddreGSed In the Nnrfhor., 80. a11.a@
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Jane b. Jackson, President; ~ members,
OF which Is are subscribers for the Star.


Hudson Female Gerritt Smith society,
Mrs. M. Jackson President.


The Hudson Washingtonian society, L.
Tillmen, President Vice President, G.
Van Husen; secretary, ]. Jackson; IA
subscribers for the Star; members, 100.


Catskill Total Abstinence society, B.
Foot president, M. Cross secretary; 81
members, and IA subscribers for the Star.


Pittsfeld, Mass, Total Abstinence socie-
ty, president A. Potter, d. Thomas secre-
tary; AZ members, 90 subscribers.


Lenox, Mass, Female f. G. Delavan So
ciety, Miss J. Hubert president, Miss M.
Hall vice-president, Miss j. Schermerhorn
secretary; % members.


Lenox Male G. S. Morton society, ].
Schermerhorn president, ]. Houghtail Sec
rotary 80 members, 18 subscribers for the
Star.


Lee, Mass, S. Myers society, Samuel
Smith president, T. Vanderpool vice-pre-
sident, A. Jones secretary; 80 members;
l9 subscribers for the Star.


Buffalo Union society. 1t numbers 2l5
members 33 are subscribers for the Star.
A resolution was passed at one of their
meetings to the effect that the society would
use its influence to sustain the Star, the
only colored temperance paper in the Uni
ted States.


Cincinnati, Ohio, the two societies num-
Der $50 members.


Cleveland Ohio Temperance society,
142 members.


The New Y ork Temperance Moral Re-
form Debating Association is increasing in
number fast. 1t is now one Of the best So
cieties in that city. Its members are en-
terprising men the president and officers
are devoted to the interests Of the associa-
ton. heard Messrs. w. P. Johnson, Y.
G. Campbell, and H. Johnson, address the
society on abolition and temperance most
ably. Such speakers are an honor to any
society. Colored subscribers ia New
York City, 81.


The number of white persons who have
subscribed for the Northern Star is 2l3.
Y. G. Campbell and H. Johnson will act as
agents in the city Of New-York, to obtain
subscribers for this paper, and will please
forward the names and money to S. Myers,
Albany, Northern'Star office, and their pa