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The ornnre Obligation.

At request ola friend, who desires to
show that nothing In the oath taken by
OraDgemen Is inconsistent with their du.
ties rs American citizens, we print the
obligation In full, rs given in the "Constl-
tuition and General Regulations for the
Guidance and Government Of the Loyal
Orange Institution OF the United States Of
America" M rT a. |u rm,
!, A. b., do declare that entertain .
sincere love and generation for my Al
mighty Maker, q firm and steadfast faith
In Jesus Christ, the Savior Of the world,
and the only mediator between God and
man, and reliance upon the power and
grace Of The Holy Spirit; and / engage 10
propagate and maintain, 10 the utmost Of
my power, the doctrines and precepts Of
tho pure Protestant Religion, Of tho Old
and New Testaments. And | further de-
clare that will, 10 the utmost
Of my power, support tho laos Of
these United States, as long as they
maintain civil and religions freedom, and
that will, as far as In my power lleth,
aunt the Chief MdgiStrdte and all other
loyal authoritieslin the lawful execution
Of their several duties 10 maintain order
and peace, II called upon so to do, /
swear that AM not now and that never
shall be a Roman Catholic or Papist (;
neither will marry Roman Catholic
or PapiSt vile, knowing her to be such;
nor educate my children, or suffer them
to be educated In the Roman Catholic or
Papist faith If In my powder 10 prevent
It. Iswear that will be true and faith.
full TO every true and faithful Brother
Otangeman in all just actions, neither
wrongiDg him or knowing him 10 be
wronged or injured without giving him
due notice thereof, and preventing The
same, Il In my power to do So / sweat
that have never been rejected, suspend.
ed, or expelled IRON any Lodge, Society,
or Institution that has borne the name
Of Orange, or that was understood az
such. lswear that am not a membei
Of any Society, or body Of men, who are
enemies TO the Protestant religion and the
Orange Institution. swear that l will
not knowingly propose OF second The
IpIOpOoluOu VI any pcIbun UT pbIbOub ~
a member or members Of the Orange In
stltutlon whose sentiments do not agree
with the principles OF this obligation and
Institution. swear that l will never dis
close or reveal, either in part OF
parts, either the whole or any
paft thereof, Of the signs, symbols
passwords, or lecture Of this Orange de
gree, either to a member Of the Pfotestan
| Association or any other person or person
except to those Of the heretofore men
toned, who shall become legally cOnsti
tuted Orangemen under this Orange In
slitution; and | further swear that | will
to the utmost Of my power, carry out tn
laws and ordinances and obey the officer
Of this Institution, and do further swea
that | will obey the all regular sum
! monses Of this Institution, and pay all jus
dues, II In my power 10 do so, wilhou
damaging my family or myself, and vii
ever hold sacred the name Of the GlOriou
Deliverer from Popish intolerance ant
, cruclty-Wiliam OrOrNnge--and da hero
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sp.,e,csialI RotIces.
MALApIEs,

REIDsUMMER MALADIEs. nj.
The hot solar nays that ripen the hArVcsts gen.
crate many distressing diseases. II the liver Do
at oil predISpossd 70 Irregularities, this 10 the
season in which bilious attacks may no antiei.
pAted. A weak stomach, too, 10 weakest In the
summer months, and tho loss Of Vitality through
the pores by excessive psrspirNuon 10 90 great
that wholesome tonic, Combining also The pro-
pertlss Of dlfIaSiye StimulAnt and gentle exhil'
arant, 10 In many cases necessary to health, and
under no circumstances should be dispenaet with
by the SlcEly and debilltAted, oiall the prepaE'
atlons intended thus to refresh, sustain and for.
tIfy the human frame, there 10 none that will
compare with Hostetter's Celebrated Stomach
Blttors. They have been weighed in tho balance
Of experience and not found wanting; have been
recommended nom the Grst as great medicinal
specific, mot as beverage, and In spite OF inter
osted opposition nom innumerable quarters,
stand, AiteT . twenty years TRIAL; a. the head Of
al proprletary mediclpee Intended Ut W. pFSII
the stomach, the liver, tho bowelb And tho nerves
In the unhealthy districts bordering tho great
rivers OF tho South and West lIostetteR,s Bitterh
may DO ciAsBed Oh the standard ono for every
species Of Intermittent or remittent fever Tae
people who InhRhit those diatIicts, place he
most implicit confidence In the pteparatl pn1-n
confidence that 10 Increased every ycar BY the 70
Ault9 Of IL operation. w F - sl A..".
"a bittgrSs 90 called, Of tho most perniclonl
character, arc springing up like fungi on every
side the public 10 hereby t0F6Watnod against thG
dram. shop frauds Ask for Hogtgtter'B Bltterb
soc that the label etc. are cOsTaoe and remember
that the genuine article 10 never sold In bull, bu
IN bottles oniyJ'T jyls
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. AUeHLINs INFANT CORDIAL,

=
T AUGHLINS INFANT CORDIAL,
IL for Children Teethlng, soitens the gums,
allays the pain, redpceg Indiana Ion, controls the
bowels, curing SIMMER complaint, dysentery,
DlarFhea. DgIyUD
Children of delicate constitution. are apt TO
sufTer more than the robust, because denttiOn 10
protractgd and eaFlyeuttihk oil the teeth more 70
be feared than lStg. Much IA y beepprehe ended
rom looeeness or the bowelA, that y OF an ex
cessivs character. Moderate loOeeness often re:
moves moro dangerous alictiopsI but when y
becomes excessive, attended With T9mit ting AND
great prostEatton, Then II should b. kept Up con.
ffoi Ard lor dis purpose w remArk, that the
IaGdht 0bfdlaIib pdrticuhfly AdRpte and when
used will Aotwlth th0most happy effect. geII,,
MoEhets Il apd Y vSE YeIHa T The e9 sa
waRGnp eh6Btfalp ktppJ and legllna b6thIOTtab
w g0anntse each bottleO and VIII tefnndl w
price OF every bottle mot doing ABwe represent
PtlcO - cent? BET bottle Sold by all drhBgtstt.
LAUGHLIN BROTHERS 4 co, Props
ApB -.-.-7.--Wh Wheeling, W. Va.
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by engage, If in my power to do so, to as
semble with my Orange Brethren on the
18th Of July in each year, If thus spared
by the Almighty, 70 celebrate the great
victories achieved on behalf Of civil and
religions liberty, and the Protestant re-
liglM In general aIIJ
81 help me God, and keep me steadIast
in this my loyal Orange obligations.
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DIED.

BODLRY.-sundAy, July 10, 1871, joshua, in.
IAnt son OF John and Mary BOdlbN aged : months
and day. 9a2a0I1E illiH
Funeral from residence. on 5phn 1trUOt. this
morning at O'Clock iFriSndS TeapVCtfullyin
VltCd. N N
MARTIN-MOndAy, l1th Of July, ls7i, IN this
city, al ~ p H., JAM, infant daughter Of Wm'
and Rachael Martin; HTf iN
Funeral At4 o'clock to-day, the 18Th, from the
rOSIdenco Of liz parents, Southwest corner oil
ChApllue and Division streets, Centre Wheeling,
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UNPARALLELED SUCCESS
" r.. .HB Ia.i TnH .HH 40 .
OF THE ......
GRHAT REMEDY,

KRAFT'S DIARRHGA COMPOUND
For Diarrhpa, DyseRtery, Flux, Cholera Morbgs,
Simmer COmlpalnt, and all arrangements Of tile
Stomach and Bowels.
Keep thIs medicine In your house during tho
Summer months. Every traveller should be PRO
yiied with ibis remedy. Sold with guarantee
-tho money refunded, II no benefit derived from
itS use. AK for ''KRGHr's CoMp0UApN q
For sale by oil the Druggists In this city, and
by dealers IN medicines generally PriCe Fiity
0'"'' P'' '''"' MoCABE, KRAFT 3 CO.,
jyl ProprletorS, Wheeling, W. Va
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AroHELoRs HAIR DYE.

This superb Hair Dye IL the best IN ne World
Perfectly Harmless, Reliable and 1nstantane-
eiof'spieasAnt 0doF. The genuine w. A. Batch
splen Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY Q
slaindid Black OF Natural Brown. Does not
stain the skin, but leaves tho Hair Clean, son
and Beautiful. The only safe and perfect Dye.
Sold BY all DrueEists. Factory 10 Bond street,
New York ,,,,,,.ti.,lat--,..,la nfIeouAW
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Nav AdYertlsellAIl Y

A NAN COMPLIANT TO TAKE
"A charge OF Bar and Billiard Rooms can
learn OF situation, with Ab1lIi N
making application at Oiine % llsilalla oltt
Hotel satisfactory refeEsheel EiIl n TlgPire.
WheaIina. ialY Is, la7i. 49,
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sewing Machines.
81 "THE NEW"
& Wilson
..... +. :. /. ~
lNHa. 1uuJ
I'D. u"D "a
.. E... ~
SEWING MACAINE.

After twenty years expe-
rience the Wheeler q Will
son Manufacturing Compa-
ny have remodeled their
Sewing Machine, and by
many marked improve
ments, in addition to the
"New Silent Feed" renders
the Wheeler & Wilson still
more superior for FAMILY
SEWING, and secures to it
the pre-eminence it has so
many years maintained as
the Leading Family Sewing
Machine Of the World. ~
All are invited to call
and see it in operation at
our office, No. IS Monroe
Street.
We recommend John Clark, IT,, q Cos beet
Six Cord Spool Cotton, on Black Spo0ls, "Thom'
a. Russell,' Sole Agent. And full supply on
manu. ~A1ns aUInuMra a ~
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1. Preparatory course Of one year. ?. Regular
Literary Course, including the Ancient Lam
guag6s, for the Degree OF Bachelor OF Arts. .,
Literary and Bcientlhe Oourse, for the Degree Of
Bachelor OF Sciences. 4. Tho Courseior Master
OF hFts. 8, The Course for Master Of Sciences.
@, Special Courses 10 Practical Chemlsuy, CIVIL
Engineering, So Detailed Information aB 70
thcsc Courses will be found In cur Catalogue.
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Tuition has been reduced from $50 TO $40 per
session. Boarding from - 70 IS per week. Ui;
fFVe tuition 10 sons Of Ministers Of the Gospel
OF oil denominations. lg'I I.a
For further particulars apply for catalogue Ia
Prof.. @. L. Loos, SECRETARY; or, 70. ........
W. K. PRNDLEToN, President,
ivi7 III Bethany, west Virginia.
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AMPLE ACCOMMODATION
coURsEs OF lNSTRUcTloN.

are provided for both public and private board
Ing and unfurnished rooms will be lot 10 students
WHO wish 10 board thembelyes
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The thittleth session Of this Institution will
commence on fH.. u.arrs 1901.
Monday, 26th September, 1871.
and termlbatc on the 18th Of June, 1872. It Is
r0mAnticAlly situated In the midst Of the beanti;
full and healthy hill-coqnty OF The "Panhandle,,
or river, and surrounded with the most favorable
influences for student life. II has q property In
endowment, Buildings, Apparatus, Library, &C.,
OF over $3.50 900, and ID thus enabled to sustain
faenlty and furnish facilities for thorough edu'
cation of the very first order.
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DICE-5O BAGS PRIME QUALITY
LII RAhgOoa Rice just received and for eale By
myh 4lEl N. REILLY.
DAw sUGARs.--SO HHDs. PRIME
LII 10 strictly ehofcs DomRafa sugars. Just
received and for sala By
myS .IrTr r..-n n. REILLY.
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APPARATUS AND MUSEUM.

The Institution has complete Gel. Of Phllo.
sophieal Apparatus, and students who wish II
arc trained In the use Of Field Instruments
4 thoroughly fitted mp Laboratory for practical
Instruction and work In Chemical Analysis, and
an ample Museum for the study Of Natural His.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-01

IHE FERRY-BoAT HoRRoR.-The despatch.
es received during the day yesterday give some
additional particulars in reference to the terri.
BILE affair.
"A man named Nelson had seven children on
poaro Inc Westfield af the time of the explos-
sion. one of the children is missing; another
is dead at the Morgue, and five have been re-
coVed and are now at their residence SO badly
scaled that they will not recover.
oh7rlh Madden of Brooklyn was among the
wounded. He has since died.
Dr. George Willard, Boston dentist snys:
l went on the Westfield about 30, but just
o7ioie the time for starting l went ashore to
euy some peaches had only got few yards
from the boat " hen the boiler exploded. The
passengers rushed forward and many jumped
overheard. While dozens were in the water,
some passengers and deck bands began to
throw overheard the loose tmbers torn away
by the explosion This operation was the
cause OF many fatalities, for the planks and
otner struck the people in the water, even
wniie they were being drawn up over the
ST es OF the boat by their friends.
L saw two heads to which no bodies were at
tacned. Women ran about the ferry house
with the skin scalded from their bodies. Fol
Inree quarters of an hour they had no care
Inc policemen paid no heed of them until DR.
onine, coroner, came upon the ground and
otuered them to be attended to- There are
three little children at No. State street, now
| IN my Charge They were all wounded by the
explosion but nobody has as yet come forward
| to claim them.
Large as the list of wounded appears, it does
| NOT repreSent nearly all OF those who were
seated and otherwise injured Numbers OF In
| lufed persons were taken into the drug stores
| oy their friends and afterward removed to thei
| homes and their family physicians summoned
| 10 attend them. Others were enable to pro
ceed home directly, although scaled on thu
face, neck, or hands, or bleeding fcom cuts ant
Commissions. Many were able TO walk ava,
with the assistance of their friends. ant
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-01
Domestic MARKETS..

NEW YORK, July 3l-Evening.-Cottopi in ,iobt
n uehaa at 4G decline sales 7Sa blles Middng
Western heavy and a IOc lower; superfine State
: 90 o. g -; round hoop Ohio so q $50; western
! % @ 90; Southern 80 g 900. Wheat heavy and
81; Winter led and Amber Southern 81 "a 13.
Corn opened "a &c lower; sales 21G6OO bush. com
"a 66c. Oats quiet; Ohio at 65 60 zoe; Western q, M
63c Pork more active; mess 10 81 "a 10 Is: prme
II 90 q II So Lard duh at 81 q 1O4c. Butter steady;
Western iree 96c. Rice quiet; Carolina n "a Sic
Sugar dull Muscovado 81 "a 10c lair to good refining
-Spnlts Turpentine steady at 5st a 5sc; Rosin
quiet at 81 ioI sraned Petroleum easier; crude lie;
refined InS;d 25c Tailow quiet at u g 9lc.
Freights to Liverpool stronger; Grain SD.
NEW YORK, July 3l.-Cattle market.-Receipts
for the week 1853 Cattle, 2G9S Sheep and Lambs.
23.367 Swine. The low receipts of bseves depressed
Monday was established Western advices report
heavy shipments OF stock to this city, which aids i'm
keeping the market down and gives buyers practical
good and tat Luz q lie; choice 1i3 a. I2c average
101c. Sheep and Lambs generally lower in con-
sequence OF large supply though good sheep in
taif demand a: about last weeks prices; common to
fair sheep A q 5ac; extra a 6Jc; choice 20 81 "a
81 q &c. ~
CHICAGO July 31.-Flour quiet Wheat declined
&c; No.2 SPRING. 1 05 Corn declined 1sc; No. Q
Mixed "A q 45c. Oats declined a &c; No at SEC
Rye easier at So a 54c Tor No. q Barley STRONGER:
easier at 10 ST. Live Hogs steady at 90 "a $50
Cattle easier at 4 so % 5 37i
Reeeipts-2O00 bbls -four, 10000 bush wheat 334 =
bush corn PA 600 bush. oats, 81 900 BUSH rye 1000
bush barley, 1900 hogs.
Shipmenis-2OCO bbls. -four, 10000 bush. wheat
$4,000 bush corn, 124 900 bush. oas 10000 bushrye
1000 bush barley, 5000 hogs.
CINCINNATI, July 3i.-Pork in fair demand and
lower at 10 CO. Lard 9ic Tor new. Bulk meats un-
settled; shoulders 5tc; sides &c. Bacon unsettled; ;
shoulders pc; sides q SIC. Live hogs dropping at
3 i5 q CO. Cattle heavy and declined 4c.
TOLEDO, July 31.-Flour steady with moderate
demand. Wheat declined l a &c; No. 1 White Wa
bash As; No. do 50; No. White Michigan | "a !:
No. Red Winter "a. Com declined "a &c: bipR
| mixed SIC; Michigan soc; White So Oats declined
| &c; No. at 4'c; old 44c; No. &c. Michigan 49,
CHARLESTON, July 3l.-Cotton dull; Mddlipg
| upands 100.
! Miudling uplands nominal a. ls1c.
MOBILE, July sl-Cotton dull; Middling uplands
| 1sc.
NEW ORR Fans, July 31.-Cotton nominal: low
| MiddinpS 171c. - NV
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-01
Portland, Rutland, Oswego and Chicago
Railroad.
ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the Stockholders
held at the Company's Office, No. II Exchange
street, Portland, on Wednesday, July 26tb,
1871, at 10 o'clock a. M, John A. Poor, Presl-
dent, occupied the chair. John Neal, Clerk,
read the call for the meeting.
The President submitted the report of the
Directors, which, with its accompanying docu-
ments, make pamphlet of So pages.
The President then stated, that the contract
of Union, which the directory had hoped to
have presented for adoption at this meeting,
had not been fully executed for want of time
The New England and Oswego Railroad Co..
not being able to perfect their legal organza-
ton, as soon as they had hoped, and called on
Hon. Cheney Ames of Oswego,for il formation.
Mr.. Ames gave a history of the enterprise, and
of the measures necessary for the legal organ
ization of the company in New York, with a
glowing picture of the bright prospects of a
through line, and entire harmony of sentiment
along the route; concluding by presenting cop
les OF an engraved chart of Oswego harbor and
the improvements now in progress
Hon. Gilbert Mollison of Oswego, President
of the Lake Ontario Shore Railroad. and Di
rector in this Company, confirmed all the
statements of Senator Ames, and gave account
of the progress of the Lake Ontario Shore road
to be completed through to the Niagara river
in 1872, 55 miles of which had already been
placed under contract and the work of con-
structon to be Immediately entered upon
The L. o. S. Railroad would give the Trans
continental line an extension to the Niagara
4 L. e nx.I 4hn
feeder of the line from Oswego to Portland.
The President remarked, that the following
companies were interested in the carrying on
of the line between Portland and Oswego:-
The Portland, Rutland, Oswego and Chicago
Railway Co. of Maine; the New Hampshire
central Railroad Company, the Boston Concord
and Montreal Railroad Company, of New
Hampshire; the Northern Railroad Compan,
OF New Hampshire, the Woodstock Railroad
Company of Vermont, the Rutland and Wood
STOCK haiiroad Company of Vermont, tn,
Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Comnanv
'onu,ns from Rutland to Fort Ann, and tn,
new Hngiaad and Oswego Railroad Company
Hon: y. Il. Fowler of New H.mnsh;,o o.,
Hon. VIM. HI. H. Mason of Monitpp su,io an n,
H., explained the condition of the entarnr;S
IN n. H., showing that 80 miles cross p,ho
State, an put 70 miles were provided for Inv az
rang EN- Ner, msse with the b. G. & M railroa
ing all along the line was not nn,. Inc 1eel
but enthusiastic, and the means for bp;lSiHs
the 26 miles unprovided for, could be ou,i ni.o
along the line, several towns having ai, ase
voted per cent. of their valuation. M,
Hampshire was declared to be in live Ho,
Prosper Merrill of Woodstock, explained III
position of the line from White River iunetio
to Woodstock, already graded, and they we,
raising the money for the iron, etc.
John Cain, Esq, President OF the Rutland
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-01
TELEGHAPHITEyIs.

The new steamer California has arrived at
San Francisco via Calao, from New York.
Newport, r. l., has a female house breaker
in the person OF q well known shop hitter nam
ed Ella Thurston, was arrested, had her house
searched, and large quantity of stolen goods
found. She is thought re the person concern
ed in all the HOUSEKEEPING Jobs.
During the month of July 1131 patents and
trade marks v ere issued. The number of APP
plications were 1872
The small pox has abated so much in Brook
Ign, N. Y, that more than half of the number
of inspectors have been discharged.
Catherine Rider, of South BROOKLYN, N. Y,
was beaten to death by her husband last even
ing.
SOLVER Logan is announced as among the
arrivals from Liverpool by the steamship At
lantic. What will the gentle Olive say to
that?
The stock for Paducah and ILL.,, railroad
bridge over the Ohio at Paducah has been al
SUBSIDIZED.
Counterfeit 500 bills on the U. S. Natona
Bank of Washington, were put in circulation
in New York last evenining
The Mississippi Republican Convention
will be held Aug. Both at Jackson.
Charles Selden, the author of Seldeu's Con
densed Accounts, died in Indianapolis Ind.
Sunday.
Lieutenant General M. S. Korsachkoff, Gov
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-01
Supreme Judicial Court.
LAW TERM

MoNDAY.-Sarah P. Miller, Libellant, v. Nathl
j. Miller, was begun but not concluded. After the
verdict of the jury in favor OF bellant, counsel fol
the respondent filed exceptions to the charge of the
presiding Judge, and also motion for new tria
alleging that the verdict ought to be set aside Of
against evidence. The exceptions and motion were
argued by l. b. bennett and Joseph Baker in their
support, and by A. A. Strout against them. Mr.
bennett contended that new trial should be grant
ed because the presiding Judge did not instruct the
jury that adultery the part of the libeant would
constitute bar to the divorce; because the Judge
did not instruct the jury sufficiently on the subject
OF recriminaion; because he did not direct them to
find specially whether not the divorce should be
granted for the fault OF the respondent soley be-
cause the writ was amended by striking out the
co unit charging adultery the part of the respond
emit; and because the Judge used language which
indicated an opinion and consequently influenced
the verdict OF the jury Mr.. Baker, for the respond
ent, had not finished the closing argument when the
Court adjourned
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-01
OHIO.
The Suudav Law.


CINCINNATI, July 31.-A meeting called to
give expression to the sentiments of the friends
OF the Sunday law now sought to be repealed,
was held at Pixies Opera House Tonight
Fully 5000 people were present and upwards of
1000 more who sought admission could not get
in. Addresses were made by prominent citi-
zens and clergymen and were enthusiastically
received. Resolutions were adopted declaring
that the Sunday laws, State and Municipal,
wise, judicious and wholesome enactments,
aud in complete harmony with the State and
Federal constitutions, the genius of the gov
eminent, and the moral convictions of the
founders of our institutions, and announcing
their opposition to any change of policy that
would repeal; that the demand for repeal was
upon religious grounds, not coming from the
tOiling multitudes nor from those engaged in
legitimate and honorable trade but from
pleasure seekers and dealers in Intoxicating
beverages, whose business tended to lawless-
ness and crime, could not be regarded as the
voice of the people, and should not influence
lawmakers; that the preservation of the civil
Sabbath, as now regulated by law, is indis-
pensable to the moral and physical welfare OF
the la5oring classes, and is the be st and only
available means of protecting them from CAPT.
talists and securing to them regular stated
day of rest imperatively demanded by nature s
laws. They protest against the proposition
for the repeal OF the Sunday laws and would
labor to maintain unaltered the time honored
policy of the government in regard to the toll
Grafton and protection of religion.