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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

san FRASclsco, May 81.
The steamer Tennlson, fifty three DAYS from
Hong Kong, has arrived News unimpor-
tant.
British residents are greatly exercised be
cause China has given the American firms,
Augustin, Hard 4 Co., and Russell 4 Co, +,
the monopoly Of river steam navigation, the
first firm controlling all steamers to Canton,
and the latter all steamers to Yangtz. APP
peals were made to the British pride to alter
the state Of things. They admitted tha, the
American style OF boats cannot be competed
with successfully on the former river, but
claimed that in the Yangiz the water was
deep, admitting of screw steamers, whose
cargo capacity, cheapuess of running, &c,
exceeded the American steamers, which have
walking beam engines
Hengki. Madarin we'll known from his
association with foreigners, died at Pekin.
sir Harry Parks, the present British Ambas
sador to Japan, was indebte ed to his influence
for his escape with bis life when captured
with Bowlby and Brabazon.
The Imperial forces in the province oi
Shontemung sustained series of reverses
the army was cut to pieces and the General
captured.
A piratica junk was seized by the Hong
Kong authorities, which was fast sailor and
thoroughly armed. The crew were impris-
oned.
The annual report Of the harbos master oi
Hong Kong shows a decrease in trade for the
year 1866.
The French Ccnsul at Barkok Siam sued
the Recorder newspaper for libel. 1t stated
that be oficiously interfered, in the King
presence. with the review of native troops
The case was tried by the U. 5. Consular
Court and a hundred dollars damages award
| ed to the plainlif.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEw YoRK, May 81.
The Erening Express announces that Erss-
tus Brooks has purchased all Of 5. 7. Clarke 5
interest in the paper, the long standing diff
Guilty being amiably settled.
The failure of Frazer, Trenholm 4 Co., Of
Liverpool and Charleston, is announced for
81 900, 600. The Southern banks are repor>
ted to be heavy sufferers, and as their bills
have been current to some extent here, some
New York houses will suffer.
WIN. Bishop Carr, a citizen Of Brooklyn,
was murdered last night by ex>police Ser
gesnt w. t. Skidmore, by shooting with an
air gun. The murderer has been arrested
Skeleton keys we're found on him, indicative
Of an intention to commit burglary.
Senator Stewart, Of Nevada, and Justice
Field, of the Supreme Court, sailed for Cali
fornia to>day.
JEFF. Davis and family left for Montreal
to day
A writ Of habeas corpus was granted in the
Prussian ex.radilion case of Phillip Helm
rich, sent against the Mutual Benefit Life In.
surance conn an, Of New Jersey. TO recover
policy Of $lu,vO0, with interest for eight
years, decided for the plaintiff. The compa
ny had refused payment because their agent
in the city received payment of premiums
after the time therefor bad expired
A circular from the Comptroller Of the
Currency established the fac, that no unlaw>
full construction Of registered b nds into
coupons have been made by authority Of the
Department.
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NEWS FR0M WASHINGTON
JEFF. Davis Departed for Canada.
Boston Aids the Cretans.
Murder i'm Michigan.
Burning Of the Steamer
Hilbert Pearee.
Earnest Bombardment OF Vera Cruz
Began.
.HarimiIias Ia be Shot arhem
Captured.
Severe Gale ON Lake Michigan.
workingmen's State Convention
I'm Chicago.
Heavy Failure of a Charleston and
Liverpool Firm.
Gen. Grant Returned to
WiHshingfom.
Heavy Failure of Charleston and
Liverpool Firm.
Gen. Grant Returned to
WiHshtmgtOm.
GOLD CLOSED 1877 1-8.
FROM CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, May 81.
One OF the severest gales that has beer
known here for months is raging on land and
lake. The wind has been growing in fierce
ness since morning, and is now blowing al
most hurricane No vessels have been able
TO leave port to-day. The steamer Sea Bird,
which cleared for Milwaukee at o clock this
morning. was forced TO return after battling
with the storm Abou, three hours. Her Mas
ter, Captain MeHenry, declares that he has
not encountered so severe blow on lake
Michigan for many months Several in-com.
ing vessels are lying off the harbor vainly en-
deavoring to come In. Some Of them are in
perilous situation. The shore is lined with
excited spectators watching their struggles
with the waves. In the meantime il has
rained almost necessarily lace last evening,
and the lowlands heresbouts are flooded.
We Lave, as yet, heard of no serious damage
being done, however. either by rain or wind.
The anniversary meetings Of the Baptist
denomination will commence TO morrow
evening at p. N. Representatives from all
parts of the United States will be in atten-
dance.
At least three thousand persons will be
called together by these meetings, coming
from Canada to Texas, and East 10 West.
The delegates arrived in large numbers
10 day.
The Workingmens' State Convention is in
session in this city to-day, but they set with
closed doors
Six lives were lost yesterday by the burn
ing Of the 1ngham county Mulllgan Poor
House.
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FROM " WASHINGTON.
NAsHIxgrox, Nav p

WAsHISGrox, May 2l
Gen Grant has returned here.
There seems 10 be no doub, iha, the Juss
tices who denied The fling OF the amended
bill in the Mississippi case. did so on the
groun Is that it had no resemblance to the
original bill, and was not supported by proof
that Gen. Ord intended to sieze the property
Of the State, and besides. it was considered
that if such q course should be pursued by
Gen. Ord. a remedy would be in the sp2lica
ton OF an Injunction, apart from the consid-
Grafton connected with the Reconstruct
tion act.
A Treasury circular announces that Dep
uiy Collector has been appointed, to reside
in Duncan City, Mich, for the purpose OF re-
ceiying and certifying the maniiests OF vessels
entering Lake Michigan through the straits
of Mackinaw.
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BANKING HOUSE.
Eatfooa1 Rank Main st-hst IA 4 An
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FROM MEXICO.
NYw YnpY NJ,

NEw YoRK, May 81.
A ncayune correspondence, dated Orizaba
the I'd ult., says The City Of Mexico is SUR
rounded by twenty thousand Liberals, and
the bombardment has commenced in earnest.
The garrison numbered nine thousand men,
under Marquez, who announced his intention
to resist to the last. He had impressed all
water carriers and posters. No officers are
to receive quarters from the Liberals Orders
are issued that Miramon, Marquez, and Max
imilian are to be shot, If captured.
Since the surrender of Puebls, the Im>
perialists have not over sixteen thousand
men, all told.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEspHIs, May 81,
The ST. Louis and yicksburg packet, All
bert Pierce, passed here Saturday morning,
with six hundred tons miscellaneous freight
for Vicksbnrg aud the bends, took fire yes.
terdsy morning, near Lake Providence, and
was consumed. The boat and freight is q
total loss. She was owned by Dan and Bart
Able, Peter Feldman, and others, and val
ued at $4,000. Insured in st. Louis for
$50, GOO. No lives los,.
The City of Alton turned over the horns to
he |
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FROM ROCHESTER.

ROCHESTER, May 81
In the General Assembly of Presbyterians
to>day the appeal of Silas Miller from the
decision of the Illinois Synod elected much
discussion.
The morning session was mostly occupied
in receiving the Irish delegates.
Drs. Hall and Denham. DR. f. R. Adams,
of Philadelphia, and DR.. Ii. NJ. Field, Of the
New York Eranoelist, were appointed as del.
egates to the Scotch and Irish Assemblies.
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FROM DETROIT.

DErRorT, Nay 81.
There was murder committed to-day in
the town of Columbus. ST. Clair county.
Two Young men, named Cariey and Mccall,
had quarrel of long standing, which culmi-
mated IN the latter being shot through the
head By Curley. The murderer was mot ar
rested ct last accounts.
The Fenians have mass meeting 70 night.
Speeches by P. J. Mehan and Col. Walsh.
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MILLIN Err

MARBLE WORKS
ohm Bawden ............... Third strest-near Main
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IOWA COAL. g. OIL CO.
49,. ........... I,eyee. bet Main A Johpsel
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

all, Armitags a co...~....eor Ninth a Johnson.
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FROM ST. LOUIS.

ST.. Louis, May 81.
A private dispatch from Lake Providence,
La, says the steamer Albert Pearce burned
near that place this morning; no particulars
given. The boat was valued at about $780,
OOe.,
The Philadelphia School Board Left this
evening for Chicago.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, May 81.
Hinde 4 Porter, Commission Merchants,
have failed, caused by cotton operations and
bad Southern debts. Liabilities, SIT 900.
The river has risen six inches eighteen
feet and three inches in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer CO barom-
eter 28: 80 and rising.
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FROM BOSTON.

BosToy, May 81.
The cash contributions to the suffering
Cretans amounts to SIS, 500, besides large
quantity of clothing.
There has been no diminution in arrests for
Drunkenness since closing the bars.
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FROM SPRINGFIELD.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Ma

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May 81.
An indignation meeting has been called by
the prominent citizens. for 70 morrow night,
to determine what action The people will take
to suppress the unmereiful cruelty, wanton
barbarity and other heinous crimes in p1blic
schools.
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REAL ESTATE q INSURANCE ACTS.
Ten Eyek-...... .........second street
Vim Fulton ........,.s..s2 Main street, (up stairs)
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FROM CHARLESTON.

CHlRlEsToy, May 81.
Gen. Sickies has issued an order prohibits
ing the distillation of spirits from grain in
the second Military District. Offenders are
declared liable to punishment by Military
Commissions. Reasons assigned for the or
der are the scarcity Of food in the Caroiinas
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FROM CANADA.

PoRT CoLBuaN, C. W, May 90.
On Saturday night man named Mino
Grey6el shot his brother-in law, John Wal.
lace, through the heart, and was shortly af
terward shot himself by his own brother,
Samuel Greyfel.
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Magnifying Glasses & Microscopes.
s @ Bridges Nos az Fs.es House
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GAssArRAs-sARx.-so lss. frs.h c,s,a bers
- ~ sAis by WILkIxeoa, DARrLR1f 8 Co
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CONGRESS- WATER !!

lust received fresh supply of the above,
~ direct from hs Spsings and for sale by the case or
bottle at 81 Main street. kHRR kULLBR,
msy16-diw
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cRooKERy a auEENswARE.

Vencill Jones 4 Co......cor Third 4 Main streets.
Hess, Stern 4 Co......-cor Second 4 Main streets.
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES
American Question will be
Settled.
Plot 10 A ssassinate the King
of Prussia and Count
Bismark.

CoSsTASTISoPlE, May 81.
The Sultan goes to the Paris Exposition
early in July.
LONDON, May 81.
1t is reported that Fenian Burke, recently
convicted, is lying SO i'll in his cell that his
life is despaired of.
LONDON, May 2l-Eyening.
Earl Derby says officially that the Ameri-
can question will be amicaby adjusted, and
the proposition made some time since TO ar.
bitrate the whole case, has been refused.
LIVERPOOL, May 2l-Evening.
Frazin, Trenholm 4 Co., cotton merchants
ofthis city, it is said, have suspended lis-
bilities large.
BEREls, May 20.
horrible plot has been discovered in
Hanover, having for its chief purpose the as
sassination of King William and Count Bis
mark Several notables, residing in this city,
are involved. Several arrests have been
made, and it is thought that the scheme is en-
tirely frustrated.
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CLOTHIEss.

CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 40
John q Conalin "a Main stree
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Clocks Wholesale q Retail.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
w Sturges 46 South Leyee.
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GAS a sTEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son n........-J ohnson street, bet Sd 4th
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FURNITURE

Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges Nos / 4 Estes House
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Goths SilVcr u 1fe.
Bridges. ...............Nos 4 2 Estes House.
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David u Lowry Second street
NJ WWestcott...........Msn street--near Fourth
Ed Carter Co.....................s6 Maiu street
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DRUGS -wHoLEsALE q RETAIL.
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Che Gate. .Qitp.
A.. W. 3 III e l. DON,
pnoynIKroR. C@f<Rt
KEOKUK DIRECTORY.
ATTORNEY VS..

Mooar Knowles. johnson st--in Tepfer House.
James II. Anderson .............cor Main a I'd sts
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HUUFs q sHUES-HET TAEL'
Stewart A Dean..........e cor Third a Main streets
Husksmp Matless Main street.
Huiskamp Bro Main street--bet 4th 5th.
Hart, Agt.......... lbs Main street
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ws DEPOT.

MILLINERY e. BONNET sLEACHEHY
Mrs Bowman. .Ith st--bet Main Blondeau.
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Sam q Bridges Nos 4 Estes House.
Ayres, Mann Ayres..... ..........67 Main street,
B Hammer. Main street-bet 4th 5th.
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P Pond a co............cor Main a Ninth street.
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GRoCERs-RErAtL.

Hydrometers, I Thermometers, saehrom-
eters
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IiARDW ARE

HARNESS a. SADDLES.
A Hsgny Main street-bet Sd & 4th
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CLOCKS, WATCHES q JEwELRy.

BONNET BLEACHERY.
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BOOTS a sHOEs-wHoLEsA
Hambleton 4 Huiskamp. Main street.
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LIQUORs-wHOLEsALE.
IONS 4 ia Main str
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Gold, Silver. and ivory Mounted CAMS
: r. Rrilgas Nal 4 Esfe. Honse
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IRON.

JEWELRf, f,Iyx Gotp)
g Bridges es..................Nos 4 Estes Hous'
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Gold Pens. Pencils. Pocket Books.
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S G Bridges. | 4 Estes Hous
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CHERIFPS SALE.

.OSamuel W. Sigler VS. John II. Clark and Mar
tha A. Clark In the Court of Common Pleas
Trumbun Co. o. By virtue Of an order of sale
issued out Of the Court of Common Pleas OF
TrumbuH County, in the above named case, and
to me directed and delivered, / shall expose 10
public sale at the south door Of the Court House,
in Warren, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 22d day of June, 1867.
between the hours of and o'clock. D. m. Of
said day. the following described premises, ts-
wit: Situate in the County of Trumbuil, and
State Of Ohio. in the Township Of MesOpOta-
mia, and being part of Lot seventeen, I'D and
beginning at the northwest corner of land con-
veyed to William Ives, in said Lot II, thence
east on said Ives north line to the northeast
corner thereof. being the east lot line thence
north on the lot line to the north east corner Of
said Lot; thence west on the north line of said
lot to tn he northwest corner Of the same. thence
south to the place Of beginning, and Containing
one hundred and fifty Q50 acres of land. be the
same more or less" Appraised at =
E Terms. cash In hand. on day Of sale.
-.--- =. S. NJ LAIRD, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office. Warren, o. May 2. Is67-5t
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Three Things Can't
DO. b..

There are three things woman
can't do. First, she can't sharpen .
lead pencil. Give her one and Bee.-
Mark how jsggedly she hacks away
every particle of wood from round the
lead, leaving an unsupported spike of
the latter, which breaks Immediately
you try to use it. You can almost for
give the male creature his compassion
ate contempt as, chneking her under
the chin, he witches ii from her aWk-
ward little paw, and rounds and tapers
it in the most ravishing manner for
durable use. wish to hear no more
on that point, because when 1 once
make up my mind, "all the kings
men" can't change it.
Well then, secondly: A woman can't
do up a bundle. She takes a whole
newspaper to wrap up paper of pins,
and coil of rope to tie it, and IL viii
come undone at that. When 90 shop
ping-whieh is sometimes my lot 10 do
1 look on with the fascinating gaze of
of bird in the neighborhood Of SER
pent, to watch clerks do up bundles.
How the paper falls just into the right
crease how deftly they turn it over.
and tuck it under, and tie it up and
then throw it down upon the counter
as if they had done the most common
place thing in the world, instead of q
deed which might-and faith does--
task the ingenuity of angels !" 1t is
perfectly astonishing. stT
Thirdly-I may aliude to the fact
that vuoroor, oanpok oor-,T a n, -. hraJlS.
or rather 10 the very peculiar manner
in which they perform that duty; but
l won't. l scorn to turn traitor to a.
sex who, whatever may be their fsults,
are always loyal to each other. So I
shall not say as might have said, that
when they unfurl the parachute al
luded to, they put it right down over
their noses-take the middle Of the
raking off mems hats and
women's bonnets as they 20, and walk
ing right into the breakfast of some
unfortunate wight, with disregard of |
the consequent gasp which to be un-
derstood must be felt, as the offender
cocks up one corner Of the parachute
and looks de6antly at the victim who
has the effrontery to come into the |
world and hazard the whalebone and |
handle of her "umberill P' No, won't
speak of snything of the kind besides,
has not a celebrated writer remarked
that, when "dear woman is cross, it is
only because she is sick" Let us hope /
be is right. We all know that it is not
cause of mans crossness. Give him
ais faVorite dish, and you may dine off
aim afterWards-if You want to,
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GR#FENBERG s-
FAMILY MEDICINES,

Are prepared under the immediate supervis-
ion of skillful physician, and they may be re-
lied upon In all cases.
The intelligence of the community Is not in
suited by the offer of single medicine which
claims to cure all Diseases, but the Graefenberg
Remedi es consist Of eleven different medicines.
all unequalled IN the cure of the diseases for
which they are recommended, among which
may be selected one appropriate to any of the
diseases incidentto this country and climate
The GrGTenberg PtlLs are better than any 9TH
er kind of Pills in the world. Price 25 cents,
Grgfez5eTg UtertRe CatiolicOR is an infalible
remedy for all Female diseases. Price 81 50.
The Uterine CItholteoR viii also cure Gravel
diseases of the Kidneys. and urinary difficult
ties in males.
The GrdefeaJero SarsGpGriHa is by far the most
powerful and eficacious compound in use-Priee
81, 60. .
Tie Grasfen5ero Dysentery Syrup is a certain
and quick remedy for all diseases Of the bowels
The GrdefeH5ero Pile Remedy never fails to per-
manently relieve this distressing disease-Price
S1.00.
The Graefen5erO Ckildren's Paadeea is an in
valuable compound in all diseases incident to
children.
The GraeIea5erg Fever and Ague Remedy is a
soyereign specific for this particular disease
Price so cents.
Grdefeaberg Green Mosmtaia Otztnent exceIs all
other salYes in its curative efecs-Price 25
cents.
Tie Graefenbero Heakh Bitiers are the most
pleasant and delightful tonic ever prepared
Tie GrSs5enberg Eye Lotion is unparall eled in
all inflammation or diseases of the eye-Price 25
cents.
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Watches at the Paris Expo
...- sftIon.

Among many beautiful watches at
the Paris Exposition is one which ex-
hibits q dial which shows the time at
Paris, Mexico, New York, st. Peters
burg and ConstaDtinople, and the IA
nous chronogrsph or timekeeper for
races, &C., which, by means of COM
Piicated arrangement too lorg to .des.
cribe, prints, 10 the tenth Of second,
on Its face, the time at which great
events arc begun, and at which they
end. A repeater exhibits on its face
an engraving of dog chasing swan.
The dog is an exquisitely trained ami
NAL, and his passions are perfectly I'M
der control, for he restraints his anger
until he feels q slight pressure on the
spring of the repeater, and then he
barks the hour at the flying swan.
A watch for the blind has on the out !
side of the facea moveable RIM of met
al, which. on being turned, stops in
such q manner that the hour may be
known by counting certain little knobs |
that project from the sides of the
watch.
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Ttre sB. g. GhrunitIe.
ROYAL ARCH HYMN.
By BRo. wHIrErrELp.


o Thou. our Scribe, high Priest, and King.
Jehovah, God Of boundless might,
Accept the tribute that we bring,
And fill our darkened minds with light.
From sins dark cell the captive call,
Free him from auperslition's chain,
Where love and truth with Thee shall reign.
When bowed and umbIed in the dust,
With gins and snares encompassed round,
Teach him in Thee TO put his trust.
And feel hetreads on holy ground.
Thy Word sustained Us on the march
Der rugged paths, through gins and snares.
Till, cropping IN the Royal Arch. d
We found reward for all our cares.
Thou led'st the blind by paths untold.
Into rosd till then unknown;
Still guide cur steps. o Lord our God,
Till all assemble around thy throne,
Till death shall bear us through the vail,
Where Faith and Hope are lost in sight;
While Charity shall never fail,
But dwells with Thee, great source oflight.
All true companions then shall find --
The Word they sought with anxious care,
With power in heaven to loose and bind,
On earth has heard and answered prayer.
That he who tries with humble heart
To walk the paths Thy feet once trod,
Exalted 10 anObier part,
Shall reign eternally with God.
so. = li-t -HatiOndE Freemasoa.