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Did .WhiteEPine Gomn0und.

The ,White~Pine compound.
compound was originated. Amember or my
family was AFFLICTED with an irritation Of the
throat attended with a disagreeable cough.
sSR RSRns s BASIS SS ansde
bark OF white pine might be SO compounded
as to be very useful in diseases OF the throat
and lungs, To test the value of 1t in the case
OF the medicine that l had been planning,
and gave tttn teaspoOnful doses. The result
was exceedingly gratifying. : Within two
ed, the cough subsidized and speedy cure
was effected. Soon after this, 1sent some TO
a lady In Londonderry; N. H, who had been
occaktonedby sud- enlcold, and had faiSed
mucus streaked with bl cd. She soon found
relief and sent for more. She took about
Ed, editor Of the Manc6ester Daily MirroT'
made a trial OF the same preparation In the
c1ss OF severe cold and was cured iimmedl-
ately. Hewas 50 highly pleased with theI re-
sales, II placed before the public, that he
finally persuaded me to give 1t a name, and
send It abroad 70 benefit the suffering. In
November, 1855, ! flfSt Advertised 1t under
the name Of White Pine Compound. In Two
years from that time there had been whole
sailed In Manchester alone one hundred doll
lars worth, where 1t took the lead Of all the
cough remedies I'M the market, and 1t still
maintains thaf position. There Is good feas
son for this; It is very soothing and healing
In its nature; ts warming TO the Stomach and
pleasant withal to the taste, and is exceed
ingly cheap. j! liaeIs s5In.y 5 ola
AS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Compound stands pnrivale1. It
WA not Originated flor that purpose; buta
person In using It for cough was not only
cured OF the cough, but was also cured of q
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing. Since
that accidental discovery many thousands
have used Il Tor the same complaint, and
have been completely cured"
The above was written sby DR. Poland In
1850. Since then, as IN Manchester, the
White Pine Compound has taken the lead OF
all Cough remedies, as well aS a Preparation
ioEthe cureof Kidney difficulties, In every city
own Y1lage sapd Nhamlatb thtouRh0nf The
New Enkh4d States rkHi EE y,
Tins remedy Is a safe and pIeaS4htto like
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CoRREcroS.-In oprissue of satur-
dav, we should have said in noticing
the case Of John L. Hargreayes, indict-
ed for assault and battery with intent 10
commit rape, that he was found gullLy
OF assault and battery.
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A deed, made May 18th, 1867, by
Powell Wharton and wife to- Henry
kiel, for Is acres, lirood and "a poles of
land, Joining land of ]. G. Campbell
and A. NJ. Jacob on West Liberty pike
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MORNING. 27la67
.W Vi suE tSaIIs Ell
For5 Sale. 2

"A SMALL BR1cK, DWELLING HOUSE
a on the south side or Quincy St. between
) III and stu streets, with seven rooms, large
and SMALL Every thing about the prem ises
in perfect order. Could give possession the
LIST Of 1ulYs q ~ II IL = -
myM j. IRWIN.
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% . ORGANIC WEARNEss

Immediately cured and null yigor resto,a1
M; d9 11;s elst sheetonf which iFeSder,
penalty paid by the victims OF imnTSTSr t ~
uulgencleA Young persons are t1of Z nj ~ ~,
commit excuses from not being aVSsys X ~ "
sii1ss consequences that may ensue, NOV
VINO tnat understands the subject viii nv
lend to deny that the power OF prOcre1t ~
lost sooner by these falling into imnToTs,
habits thin by the prudent7 JBesIde n b SSst
deprived OF The pleasure OF healty offSnTnS
tne most serious and destructive sym pt6mSS
both body and mind arise. The Sysfsm ~
comes deFa1ged, the Pt ySicial and -NenISI
Functions Weakeped Cd, i ySSS Of IPToeresIISS
Power. Nervous Irritability Dyspepsia PAM.
t "a OF ne Heart Indigestion, Constellation
Coasa, oopspnPti ton, Decay ana peat6S {
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ID. DAVIS.

FANCY DYEING AND SECURING
EsTABLdBHMENT,AfA Market STREET.
~ between Monroe and Quincy, one door
above Hubbard q Bro 8 Auction Rooms. All
kinds Of 6haWls, Dresses and Ribbons, ana
every DESCRIPTION q sshE. WOODEN ana SSs.
SonHble terms. Gait and see Bpeutmsnki
apr4-6m srHnE II TEW
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C1RcbIr CoURr.lTbe Circuit Court
was occupied during its session on Sat
urday with the trial of civil CEASES ex-
The court meets again this morning
at 10 o'clock. 4sF-
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MARRIAGE

redeGt tliatS eui1iId mind andi,ol,j Iaflss,bI
nlost eeessaEy req lsitesto note c6nnu.
plal happiness. Indeed, Without these the
journey through life becomes q weary pIleri.
image; Lhe prospect hourly darkens to the
view the mind become Eha lowed with des-
Relt ana nlled with the melancholy refiec.
t Son mat the happiness Of another becomes
bl4ghted with our own. -, --NTN.-N'.
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MARRIAGE,

M: Married Persons, or Young Zen con,e,,,,.
IInT VIZ marriage, being aware or PbyEinS,as,
Ene eah go O{ganic Debility, DeiormitIss
HeEhoplaees himself under thacsn.o,D-
}, may rellgiOusty confide in his 60n5E u y u.
s essIf ea and confidently rely upon b,H
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Especially, who have .become the v,o,,.,-
Soutary Vice that dreadful and idissISItII!1SS OF
aaolL which annually sweeps t6 an I1nIiSs We
gEaVe thQusandS Of Young Men OF tPs 1nely
T,4sii talen Is and brilliant intellect
Senators with the thunfiers N Az 5 MGSssshlng
Maked 70 estaey the living iyFe, NAV ~ ,GE
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MtaltaI.Il
LOCK HOSPITAL,
EsTABLfBHEn AS a -RE I'M "a 8 s,s,
QUACtRERY, EHSVA
THE ONLY PLACE RHFPF o,n
CAN BE OBTA NED SOHA
} + 1., 1t9;5NsoN has discovered ne

DE: JoHNs6S mas tilscovsfea a. IA mo-
ksnstE i n ,bs sPsss 6l S an Only E6sctG0Sii
Back on Limbs, StrictmesI Gffecfin5 ~ p, ne
h! hlanneys and Bladder, Involuntary nIS1,hhe
ges. 1mmpotsncy, General Debility, Ee1SG6aaEr'
hf FUSION DS ~ Pf3ss, LaSEIor Low spts en-.
IE1Imidlty, Trembling, DimneS of S,s REeaEt1
So 1oin 1e Dts98st OF the Head T6SnSo9r
sos, or Skin, Affections OF the Liver fTioat
SeTI sSSi,, q BoTels.those Terrible 65sSsss
secret and solitary practices mnpa SIIn-
L9slF victims than the song OF 6yFepa iS,I %
MaTiners OF Ulysses, blighting fbs5- Slhe
tIa1,l hope or antlcipations' Fehis +tnS
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The steamer Gipsey is engaged for
the occasion. May the weather be fa-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
yanal ". Il. SEE a! 81. aia!..! d sore

ERENCH ANDGERMAN ACCoRDEoNs;
e ConeertinaA, ,Vl0lins, Guitars, BanJos,
Strings for Guitar and Violin, Bows, RoSin,
Bridges, Guitar and Xioliu Trimmings with
every article in the music line, for sale low at
tanSlpa1 lrr hafgq No. lSs Main Street,
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Member Of thet Royal Colleee or g6hseop.
London, 9Eadhnte oions of the MOS sIninenf
Soltegs ~ the United States, and the greSfef
Pltals OF London, Paris, PhiIhdeI1hia. and
etSeW mere; has effected some OF ttejnlost aS.
!onlSnlng cures that we've ever known. MANY
troubled with ringing! in the mead ana eaI,
Wnen asleep, great neFVOuSneSs,IIe M alarmed
q sudden sounds, baShGulnesa with fre0nent
nl9anlng. attended sometimes With deranpS,
Ensng q fnlnds were cured immediately, : +.
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The Doctors DIPIiOMA hangs in his ONCE,
~ ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS q

The many, thousands cured Il at this estab.
!IShment within the last twenty yeAIai and
PetIOImed by DR.. Johnston; Witnessed by the
IgrlefF QfEa9ie Sun and many other p4peTI
nouce3 Of which have APPEARED again and
again before the public, besides his standing
G gentleman OF character and respecta'
olllty ID a sufficient guara ntee to the AFFLICTED.
SKIN pBEasEs SPEEDILY CURn.
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l4b1D R.eJO HNBTON

Offlce, No. 2 South FrederIelS Street..
Len hand side gong from baltimore strSet
teM doors nom the corner. Fall not 70 ob.
serve name and number. I'd T.
no Letters Feeeived unless post paid and
SSonEsHnlng astamp 70 be used on the reptys
Persons writing should stats a1eI and Send
portion OF advertisement describing syhp-
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RERLoDEONs1 IN WALNUT AMBROSE
Ul-wcOd cases, portable and plano style,
carved and plain, new and second-hand,
jansl W%. Il. sHE1Bs Music store
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D
d. ]. Address an those WHO have Injured
themselves by Improper duIfaIicA md s1Sf
tafy habits, which ruin both BODY And mini
uniting them for either 6hSine s, study. 81.
ciety or marriage, y COZ s-TViFY S,>'>]'' 'o'
These are some OF the sad ana baslanchoIv
enecis produced by early habits OF youth. VII.
WEAKNESS OF the Back and LdIlfS PainS In
the Head, DimneSs Of Sight, Los Of Nuscn.
lar Power PRlpatation OF the Heart. nv.
PepSta, Nervous IETitabIllty, D6ranHemento al
EsIns QlgeAtlVe Functions, Genaral Debility
symptoms Of Consumption DC. - - -.
MENEALIH.--The fearful efsets ON tba
nlind are much 70 be dreadedsf Loss Of Mems
ElTn tofeboding1 Aversion to 6oclety. ReIf
D1strnst3 Love or Solitude, Tmldlty, "a. aIe
some OF the evils produced. Hoes Esis ; 81 -
thousands OF persons OF all ages anIiibv
Iuage what Is the cause OF their declIninp
heaI losing their YigoE, becoming 1ysaf.
Paie. nervous and ema9 iated, having singu:
SymptomEof Cpnsum ptiofl - -
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"a syai ,a9aedtGal. ,a.ae s...as.l..,...r
White Pine COMPOUND

Is NOW OFFERED TO THE AFFLICTED
i throughout the country, AFTER having
been proved by the test of eleven years, in
the New England StateSS where It's merits
h9yebeeome as well known IS tile Tree from
which, In part, 1t derivesits Virtues.
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DECLARING AND TUNING oFPIANOs
III Organs, MelOdeonsy AecordeonE, Flut1nRs
carefully attended TO at
jan8l WILLIAM II. sHEIBBi Music Store.
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PASSENGER TRAINS W1LL Run BY
the following schedule on and after May
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Way Nah East of Cum!
berland, Md....a.. 4. .........
Way Mail West OF Cum
berlRnd. Nd, ..............,
PaEkeBburg and n. W,
Va. Il. R..,,,.....,.. :. e
Western Through Mail
{ for Cincinnati, Column
bus. GAINESVILLE and
Louisville, (
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Eastern Through Mall
viaC&PR r for New
England States, iEas-
tern New York and
Eastern Penna.........
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The White Pine COmDOund CuFe9

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptheria,
Bronchitis, Splitting OF Blood, and Pulmon:
aEY Adeeli ions generally. 1t IS TenRrkatls
Rsl1edy for Kidney Complaints, Dtebelssl
Difficulty OF VoldlnR Urine, bleeding nom
the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel, and other
I'M
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Ror Sale.

my4 !. IRWIN.
.yshi 10 For Sale. asYbA
GECOSD HAND PORTABLE AND STA
y uQnary Engines from 6to 70 horse power,
in mplsts running order. also, OIL Tools,
Ropes, Tanks, Betting. Tubing, Burning, In
bftcatiDS and Painting OILS, dc.
fFSI si2tTl ig CORNELL & CH1LDS, li7
Sc S@l II Ferry Beaver county Pa
Trustees Sale. .srl3 4.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
d executed by w. G. Carman to me, as
trustee. and recorded IN Record Book .B,P'
page lis, In the Recorders ONCE of Stone
county, Missouri, shall, on the 18TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1861, atiten O'Clock of said day. on
the steps OF the Court House Of Ohio county,
In Wheeling, sell at public auction TO the.
highest bidder, the south half Of section 90
SIX, Township t2I) twenty-four, of the mn
principal meTid tanS che same being situated
In the county OfStope, and state OF MiSsouhs
TERIs-one.haIf to be paid at the time Of
sale, the remainder in ninety days with COED
security, = / VIII convey only such title IS b
vested In me by said Deed OF Trust, which Is
believed TO be good. II 6i l'el tIlL,i &: p
.Byis.1m bn4 sos r. u h4A fassese.
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IURIsPKUDESUE.



TIE Committee on Masonic Jurispru-
dence have had under consideration the
decisions of the NJ. W. Grand Master,
upon the questions of Masonic law, and
report the following which we recon-
mend for approval by the Grand Lodge:
lat. An Entered Apprentice or Fel-
Fellow Craft is not entitled TO a certifi-
cate from the Lodge in which the degree
or degree have besh conferred, stating
that the degree or degrees have been con-
ferred upon him.
ID. The word candidate" +" in Rule Is
of the Grand Lodge for the government
OF subordinates, and the words appli-
cant for the degrees" are synonymous,
and mean a candidate for the +. A.
degree.
Sd. An E. A, OFF. c., may, by the
unanimous consent OF the Lodge in which
the degree or degrees were conferred
upon him given by ballot, petition an
other Lodge to receive the rsmaing de-
gree or degrees, as the case may be, be
fore residing one year within the juris-
diction of such Lodge. And such Lodge
may, on the receipt of such certificate,
receive the petition and confer the re-
naming degrees upon sdeh applicant /:
Provided that the petition must be re-
eeived at stated meeting and lie over
until the next stated meeting as in other
cases. This rule is only applicable to
Lodges in Ohio. An E A, or f. c.,
from Lodge in another State, must re-
side one year within the jurisdiction Of 3
Lodge IN Ohio before the remaining de-
gree or degrees can be conferred upon
him by the Ohio Lodge.
4th. A Lodge cannot by its own
wrongful acts acquire any right When,
therefore, Lodge cOnfers the Z A. de-
gree upon a person residing within the
Jurisdiction of another Lodge, it does not
acquire the right under section xiv. OF
the code to finish the work thus wrong
fully begun.
5th. When dimitted brother applies
for membership in Lodge and is re-
kDoPtA that the Imperial had got on
founding at Dauphin's Rapids, and was
h her way down the river full OF half-
tarved passengers. Inc Deer LOuge
Get tbe Renton sixty miles below Fort
devsnsoD, She reports the Cheyenne
lyer full Of floating joe, ~ TRel lhGaa0E, Is
S a.rr1t. Membership in q Lodge from
first to last, is voluntary.
9Th. When a Brother objects to the
comforting Of a degree upon s. candidate
elected to receive il, and afterwards with
draws the objection, the Lodge may
proceed to confer the degree without
referring q new petition; but the ". NJ.
should, at a stated meeting, notify the
Lodge OF the withdrawal of the objee-
ton, and inform the Lodge that at the
next stated or some subsequent stated or
special meeting thereafter, be will pro-
ceed to confer the degree, unless there
are further objections made. These
facts should be set forth on the minutes
Of the stated meeting at which the
objections are Withdrawn. The degree
must not be conferred sooner than the
next stated meeting after the Lodge has
been informed of the withdrawal Of the
objection. ...-...
sth. Where an applicant for the de-
grees is rejected at any stage, be must
present a new petition at 8 stated meet
ing, which must be referred and lie over
to the next stated meeting before ballot
can be taken.
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L.. Bro... GEO. FRAxk Con
DINiTR,

We sometime since had this case sub
mitted to us for cur opinion, and we
state it here in the hope that the Ma
sonic press elsewhere will express its
views upon it.
Some fourteen years ago, A. applied to
his Lodge for dimit, and beiEg clear Of
the books and in good standing, the d.
NIT was granted by vote Of the Lodge,
and its action recorded in the minutes.
A. did not remove as be expected,
and never applied for certificate Of di-
mission. He occasionally visited the
Lodge and regularly paid, and the Lodge
has regularly received, his dues, up to the
present time. |
II be now wishes his certificate, is be
entitled to 1t without any new action on
the part Of the Lodge? Can the Lodge
revoke the grant Of the dinit and refuse
him the certificate? Has he ceased to
be member of the Lodge, or is he to be
deemed still a member
We thought that he ceased to be
member Of the Lodge at the instant
when by vote Of the Lodge, his sppliea
ton to be permitted to sever bis connec-
ton with it was aeceded to. The certiti-
cate, whenever issued, would be but the
evidence OF that action, and he might
apply for it sooner or later, as be pleased,
or, if he had no special use fOT it, might
not ask for itat all. Its issuance, whether
by the Secretary alone, or by the Master
and Secretary, would be but a ministerial
act, as to which they could exercise no
discretion aud If he chose not TO apply
for it for twenty years, no new action of
the Lodge would be necessary. The GER
tificate would (or ought tol simply state
that on such day he requested to be
permitted to withdraw from the Lodge,
and the request was granted, whereupon
he then ceased to be member.
We thought, also, that, after having
once voted the dimit, the Lodge could
not revoke It's assent, and refuse to per-
NIT him to have the certificate.
But what is the effect of the payment
by the party, and the regular receipt by
the Lodge, OF his dues, from the time OF
the granting the dimit until now? Sup
pose the party were now to die. Could
the Lodge refuse him Masonic burial,
as an unsffiliated Mason? II it makes
returns to the Grand Lodge, must it not
regularly return him as q member? Can
it now be heard to allege, after receiving
his moneys so many years, that be is not
a member? It is q principle Of law, be-
cause it is q principle OF justice and equity,
that when one man hath so contracted
or dealt with another, that it would bs q
| fraud on the latter for the former TO allege
q particular fact, or claim a particular
right he shall be sstopPed to plead the
fact, or make the ayerment, however
true 1t msy be, or to set up the title. We
think that the Lodge is, in the given
case, estopped to deny that the Bro. !.
member, and that the Grand Lodgt
would, as a judicial tribunal, presume, 4
It we're necessary, that the action Of tht
Lodge bad been resoiDded, the applica
ton fer 3 dimit been abandoned, ans
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COURSE oF STUDY.

FIRST SESSION, JUNIOR CLASS months.
Walkers American Law, Eent's Commenta-
ries. BIsnop on Criminal Law CsTuthsrs His
tory OF . Law suit, stephens Pieadings.
SECOND SESSION OF JUNIOR CLASS
months
Parsons on Contracts, Parsons on Notes and
Bills, 5reeuIeaf on ETitsnce.
FIRST SESSION, SENIOR CLASS.
Adams Equity Jurisprudenee, Adam s Equity
Pleading, Redneid on Wills, Hilhard on Mort
gage, Parsons on Partnerships
SECOND SESSION. SENIOR CLASS.
WsshbuFn on ReatP P oPerty. Taylor on Land
lord and Tenant, angel q Ames on Corpora
rOns. Story's Onfiict o. Laws. Parsons on
Maritime Law, COnklin's Z. >. Treatise.
Rscitafiens and examinati ons each day at 4
o'clock Moot Court once each yEeek. aud Ap-
peilate Court once each month, presided over
by the Professors all together.
-tudeDts permitted 10 enter any Class but no
Diploma given except TO those going through
whole course.
Terms IS per RessfOn, payable in advance.
Entrance Fee, IS per Session.
All Students OF aw can attend Tree Of charge
the Lectures Of the College, including Lectures
on Elocution and explanation Of Latin and
French technicslities by the President.
Arrangements viii be made 70 board and
lodge Students at IS per mouth. APPLICATION
should be N aGe early. selO
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On Tuesday, November go, 1867,

between the hours OF 10 and Il O'Clock am, n
frOrt OF the Law Court reoms. IN the ely uf
Memphis sell at public Outcry, 10 The highest
bidder for cash 3 leasehoid iu ere-t Ia the fol-
lowing described lot o. ground, IN the city of
Memphis and county and State Aforesaid Be
ginning AZ the infeIsecti n OF the west line Of
Second street Witr the north line Of Beal
street. thence running west with Hcai street
sixty feet more or less 10 the Bybee lot. thence
north parallel with Second street forty dve feet
W ore or less 70 the wall Of The old Uhton Houss,
thence east paraI el with Beal street xty feet
more or less 10 Second street, thence with ~ao-
ond street fOrty-hve feet msls or less 10 the BE-
ginning. The Sc q ieasehOld interest is he q
under and described IN = lease exseu-Fd % he
said Hughes by 8. A. and A. y. Efmouds. and
recorded in The said Reg ster's Ofics IN book
No So part 2, pages s72 SO and 50, for thst rm
Of eight years commencing on tie fZth cav o.
May, B65, the said lessee TO psy the sum OF
three hundred dollars on he l2th cay o May
and of November in eseh and every year Dur
ing the said term, snd 70 pay all taxss and
chargrs 10 be assessed on the said lot or TIE
improvements on the same by STATE, comfy.
city, or any other authority, ana the ssia lessee
TO be paid At the termination q the lease he
value OF the bulldogs ne might erect on suid
lot, to be ascertatued by referees. The EQUITY
Of redemption is waived in the saia d. I'd OF
trust The sum Of 81 269 IS Is cr5dHe ed on the
l8ih Of Novsmber. ls66, on the Indebtedness
mentioned IN said deed Of trust The tue Is
believed 10 be good, bot will convey only IS
trustee. JAMES ELDEh,
nos IDS Trustee,
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Az DIN mAsoNIu soNG.

n
When Masonry expiring lay
By knaves and fools rejscged,
Without one hope, one cheering ray,
BY worthless fOuis neg aected,
Fair virtue He'd,
Truth hung her bead,
O'erwhelm'd ia deep confusion;
sweet friendship, too,
her smiles withdneW,
From thIs best Institution.
Columbia's sons determined then
Free41asOnTy 10 cherish;
They reused her into life again,
Ana bads fan science tOurIsh.
Nov virtue bright,
IIUth rooUd il lignt,
With friendship nither hastens;
All go in nahd
10 bless tue band
OF upright Cornish MAsOns-
Since Masonry 5 revived once more,
Pursue her wise directions;
Lei circumspeetlan go before,
Aud virtue "a usare your actionsi
Unite your hands
In iriendrhip's bands,
Supporting one another;
With honest heart
Fair ruth lmpSrt
To every faithful brotner.
Let coxcombs gria and critics sneer
" hills we are biiths anu Jolly;
Let fools despise the badge we wear,
We laugh at ali LneIr fOLy.
Let empty fcOls
DssplSe our rules,
By JoYe, we ne'er Will heed them
say what they VIII,
" ere MasOa = stii
And viii support cur freedom
Bot may kind heavens gracious hand
sstill regulate rs acslOn:
May every Lodge securely Stand
Against the orm of factIon:
May love and peace
zach day ipcrsass,
Throughout LnAs haPPy nation;
May they extend
Iill all shall end
In one areat confiaaraLlnnI
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