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w HIS X f II $

AND
NJ L $ T a G. II E S I!
EORCED TO grow upon the smOothest face in
a. from three to FIVE weeks by using DIR. Sc
yigne's Restaurateur Capillaire, the most
wonderful discovery in modern science, acting
upon the Beard and Hair in an almost miracu-
lous manner. II has been used 10y the elite of
Paris and London with the most fiattering sue
cess. Names of all purchasers will be registered,
and if entire satisfaction is not given in every in
stance, the money will be cheerfully refunded
Price by mall sealed and postpaid, 81. Descrip-
tive circulars and testimonials mailed free. Ad-
dress BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
No. 2S5 River ST., Troy, n. Y, Sole agents for
the United States.
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o. A YOUNG LADY snt.rnino.

o. A You've LADY returning to
her country homeafte a sojourn of a few months
in the city, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place of coarse rustic, flushed face, she had
soft ruby complexion of almost marble smooth
ness, and instead of twenty-three she really APP
peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the
cause of SO great change, she plainly told them
that she used the Circassian Balm, and con-
sidered it an invaluable acquisition to any Lady's
toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentleman can
improve their personal appearance an hundred
fold. 1t is simple in its combination, as Nature
herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in its efficacy
in drawing impurities from, also healing, cleans
ing and identifying the skin and complexion
BY its direct action on the cuticleit draws from
it impurities, kindly healing the same, and leav-
ing the surface as Nature intended it should be,
clear, soft, smooth and beautiful Price 81,
sent by mail or Express, on receipt of an order
by w. L. CLARK, & Co., Chemists,
No. West Fayette St, Syracuse, \. Y.
The only American agents for the sale ofthe same
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All that can be Desired
This preparation
We Challenge the World


to produce an instance where the Restorer has
failed, when used according to directions. 1t is
used and recommended by the Clergy and Facul-
ty The proprietor is aware of the many who
have been disappointed nv the high soundingpre
tense of the numerous hair preparations with
which the market has been filled for few years
past, but such entire confidence does he place in
the merits of his RestOrer, that he offers in all
cases TO refund the money after thorough trial
oft bottles if it fails give perfect satisfaction.
Mothers whose children's hair is harsh and wiry
or thin and scant, will find by using the ReStorer
1t will Immediately improve, thereby laying the
foundation for good head of hair, so desirable
in after life. A single trial will convince the
most sceptcal of ITS merits. Once use it and
you will always use it. Call for DR.. Clocks Hair
ReStorer, and take no other. Sold by druggists
everywhere at 81 per bottles
DIR. F. B. CLOCK. Proprietor.
Manchester, n. H.
HUNTLEY & HALL, Dealers in Dry Goods, Gro
cerieS, Yankee Notions, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps.
&C., &C.. are agents for Newport, Vt.
VIM JosLYN & Sons ,ApOthacaries g. Druggists.
Dealers in Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
Fancy Goods, Perfumery, &C., &C., are Agents
l. Tor Barton, VT, ll-33yl
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0NREENBACKS,'' Rifles, Reviewers, and
" other splendid gifts mot Lrass) FREE TO
ALL. No blanks, no hurnbug. A gift TO EVERY
BoDY. Send two stamps to "BANNER." Hins-
dale, n. H.
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HEATS and Cap always on hand of the latest
j Z styles. direct from New York, all bought at
a discount from fall prices, Tor sale at
Hall az Joslyn's.
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REPARATOR CAPLLLI.

Throw away your frizzes, your switches, your
wig
Destructive of comfort, and not worth fig
Come aged, come youthful, come ugly and fair,
And rejoice in your own luXUriant hair.
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NEW sCORLIss, ENGINES FoRsALE

ONE IA inch cylinder - feet stroke, II foot
" pulley, a inch face, Is horse power.
One II inch cylinder. 3 feet stroke, ii foot pull
ley, IS inch face, so horse power.
Two, each 10 inch cylinder, feet stroke. ID
feet pulley. Is inch face, 25 horse power.
One inch cylinder, 20 inch stroke, 6 foot pull
ley, II inch face, Is horse power.
Circulars giving the result of the working of
the Corliss Engine, substitutes of those of 9TH
er construction sent upon application. WIN. A.
HARRIS, Builder of Corlss Steam Engines,
ll3 Eddy ST., Providence, f. l.
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RICH AND SUBSTANTIAL GOODS

WONDERFUL CyRESi
DIR. URAN, of Boston, who has made SO
many Startling Cures of cases considered hope
less, will be nj the
HOTEL, IN NEWPORT,
on the
oath, 25th, 26th and 9th of March.
Inyalids should improve this opportunity of
seeing him. l0-w3 !
I'D UFFLINGS. Portmonies, Bill Folders, ex-
a ira fine Shawl Pins, for sale at
Hall d JOslyn's.
rgyO those who have extended to us their liber-
Z al patronage, in commencing the new year
of 1887 we cordially invite you TO continue it, as
we believe we can give you more goods for the
same money than can he got elsewhere. All who
are indebted to us on book account are respect
fully invited to call and settle.
Hall a JOSlyn.
NICE Dried Apple for sale at
Hall d Joslyn's.
| GREAT bargains in Ready Made Clothing,
/ VE and all kinds of woClen goods, at
Hall n JOslyn's.
q LARGE lot of heavy Overcoats-can be
/ a sold below all competition, ut
Hail q Joslyn'5.
gIvANCY Dress Goods at a great discount from
! d former prices, ut
Hall & JoSlyn's.
STONE Ware and Hollow Ware in greater va
- rety than at any other store in the place, a
very large stock, at
Hall q Joslny'S.
DIAPER Hangings and Window Curtains,
l. full assortment always on hand ut
Hall d .Joslyn's.
A LARGE lot of Flour and Salt always on
u hand. We buy our Flour at the mill and in
large quantities, consequently can sell at closer
figures than it can be bought from third or fourth
hands. The usual discount made to those who
buy to sell again. Call at
Hall & Joslyn's.
EN7E keep a large and choice stock Of goods,
Wv such as we believe the people of Northern
Vermont require, and our prices we make as low
as can be found on the same quality OF Goods IN
Hall & Joslyn's.
EXTRA Fine Drawing Pencils. Toilet Soap,
- Table and Pocket Cutlery, for sale at
/ Hall d Joslyn's.
ENABLE and Pocket Cutlery, nice BalhhOral
, 4 Skirts, Bed Cords, Clothes Lines, for sale at
Hall d JOslyn's.
"ORSTED Yarns in all cOlors, for sale at
0 Hall & Joslyn's.
A.
!, FINDER Shirts and Drawers for sale at
# Hall g. Joslyn's.
r Z AIDES and Gents Rubbers and good as
i e. sortment of Dress Buttons. for sale at
,es Hall d Joslyn's.
'. LASSWARE and Crockery at prices tina
" cannot fail to suit purchasers, at
Hall d Oslyn's.
- NOOD Flannels at a great discount fin
SE all-wool Fancy Check for 80 cents, such a
have been sold for 70 A fine blue mixed for 3
s. cents, ut
id Hall & Joslyn's.
s. HNANCY aud common Cloths sold at a grea
g e discount. Heavy gray, such as have bee
IL sold for one dollar and fifty cts now sell at 81 ~
NJ Heavy double and twisted Harris caSsimeres 6
=, Sl,75, at
10 Hall & Joslyn's.
ILL., EEATS and Cap always on hand of the late
IA STYLES. direct from New York, all bought
,of a discount from fall prices, tor sale at
on Hall IL Joslyn's.
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BERGER, SHUTS & Co., Chemists,
2S5 River ST. Troy n Y
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Log DMELLING HOUSES

one two aories high with good cellar, about
"a By 30 feet, well laid of and sinashed, the
other u stories, and suitable fers small
family Agood Stable, Hog Pen, and otls-
or necessary outb,nldines. There isa good
well aud pump under the porch Of the main
building.
The band has been lately we'll lined and
improved there is plenty Of young Apple,
Pear and other fnsii in,es, some just Begin
ning to bear and ID every respect il is de-
sir1lble plsresuch as not often 10 be had.
A good bnrgais aad reasonable terms will
be given ON application 10 the subscribcrf
living near John Bege's ON tlse lisslestpwp
Turnpike. Persons dcsirous of sMing the
property viii be shown the same BY Robert
Arthur living thereon. II not sold by the
is..i OF January next il will then be for rent.
oetsl2n ELLEN BEARD.
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nALTnMonE MARKnrs.l

TrrspsY, Noseiiber ~, 1897,
FLorn.s-lIpward Street. Sarpr and Cll
Extra nsiinSi0 %; nuwerd Street Ex,ll
shipping 10 5asi 90; Howard IIigi
Grades ils6aaSl2 90; Hevard Street. Famil
" IL a0AS II 90; Ohio, Super and Cat, Ex,
Ira 0 50asi0 90 per III. Ryc Flour ! 5Os
81 rs per hhi. Com Neal CITY Mills Sc 30
per Dbl. ppckgheat Flour No, per 100
lbs. \ 25a55 ~. =, g.,sis. .sae,ae iis ..ss,asi
Gns,x. Whrai choice wlila at 2 TIA
50 20; pine red 2.GiaS2 20 per hpshol, n
Corn--new white, as condition, frpra ~ els
10 81 IL; now yellow atsps cts, a S l0S per
bashel. Oats 7-for good 10 prime 74a7 cts.
PROVOST paos.s,sss. We s,,ote s6eaiiour, At isl
al3l cts, rib Sides l6l eesta. snlesu rib llis
ali cts; Hams, new city cared iga2D c,s. !
Aexl ltal3l cents fqr CiiysgH ~ - ~
NOS s-r clqFer ipaSSs ThpOthy 2 Ooa
per bushel. 3
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The radian Eminent,

A a relief. ever ready asa Killer Of Esin. tn
Ken iDwardiy, or oulw afdly applied has no
tqaal, For the relief aud cure of Rksrnafie
aud .NssraiTie .ibtciioas. .Spraihs. Br@i.s., DR.
II IA une1ualltd u is also most eficacieas, la
ken iuwardly. in the cure Of Ukaieca. Craaps
and f''iSs ~ he Siosasi. Dinrhosa, Dy,sais-
~, GAoieru NlTbH., CLelqod IsJe,siA,m. DE. 8
aud il " without exception tue most teoRderfWl
Paaacea THE world asords. No. FAMILY
should be Without il. Every TRAVELLER by
lsud u sea sisoaA have a bottle. MINERS and
FARMERS residing at a distance from Physi-
clans should Keep II copstalilr On hand. In
case of Aeefdcnts. and shddtA attaekai of Stom-
aeh Complaints, It's saInc egpnp, IL estimated.
Inquire Tor Mfr LINES INDLfN I'M
.HE.vT. oad iaks ma oiAer. PRICE. 80 Gu. per
bottle for sale at wholesale and retail BY
nc,nss Barne' 4 Co., 2lPark Row, \. "; CaIe
4 l,obesqn, $50 GrccnNickrsl, II. VI Y. q.
Wells & Co, ~ Ful,on.si,, n. r.; Chas. n.
Ctittcndyn, y GA Ave-, \. y, anil " rsspee-
table Druggists throughout ihe world. None
genuine 0nlcss igaed by InnN TMos. Lass. and
cmioicr,ignrd D. ]. 7. LANE 4 Gu. proptic.
tors, los Drpadaay,.N. \. Send ios Circular.
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PRIVATE SALE.

YTHE Subscriber will sell Al Private Sale,
thai very sssuablc little property which
she owns, r,tsatcd in Jaionsewn pislrice
Carroll epunty. sbcut geaFsar ofs milu
from the road lending from, Westminster To-
Taneyiown, nj John Arthur's formerly
Rhodes Tavern adjoining lands FIJI. r..
Webb, Jacob Hartman and Sami. Bear, con
tanning Two ANp HALF AcrEs or land,
mere or less. whcreon are erected two good
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Bail0n'S OntlIy Magazine
~ % ~ ef ieu isss,
Enlargcd b ome Hundred
bns..ss

Tbs circulation eBALLOr'S MAGAZINE
liRviag Increased Ainr 1861 nearly HffesH
tA'sf.aad copie, and krc1 bcin. ~ pr5sntrnns
asatprcSent tie Iaii.hrrs are therrby In.
dgevd TO illfartifsrlld tn ia 'ralue by en-
Tagging each 1nfaber Que hand'rd pages
Although ulir yrlargtent Involves an a.ldi-
tiarai exYepse Of seun,Ss 900 a wear; vet iheTe
VIII w. M decrease In Nprire.
: NOW Is TiIH TIMEb GET UP CLUBS,
twelve eapics, Si5.0n. ID a COW graft. ons
yearto the person setdia n club OF twelve. Il
single hntnbcr. Is eents. send stamp for .pee,
imen copy. The ciraRt Magazine 10 the
World Address
ELLIoTTr TiloMES 4 TtDOT, Bosion Mass.
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/ aENfs MAXrEp roR IN. !

''uiewsN,oy rHs SgcssISrRyigg,1
rs Gen u. F.BtKEt The aEnnlinr rove.
lItinns anil startling diselh.nrt stiaie Ia his
waeh arc creating The mp,t int.p desire ia
tie niials 81 tho r,sspleito abiaml iis n1icisl
ciias Ntrr and ready sale. conbtd Min, an
tnereasrd c,m,Hissioa, mako it Il best sub
s'str,lra book ever puhpbrd. Sid FIR cir
ct.iors fnd sec uat tstsD,, aBt Why Wells faster
than nus oter enik. Adde'S. T.. tARBETT
a CO., 502 Chc-,uut 81. fbimdeiIll.
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.GANrASsEls fAN,TIEDIi,,.,

NSylf we ~ vaataf GAvASTIyG Asgxrs
% fnf BpVNTNis lbstS - rms Navy.
tAssmn-tieie gait iliasbaiedtoik ever Issued
IN this pr ary sanutry. ips t6t Circular 10
Ra.AYl,liEftN & CO., iss Ms broadway,
NEw YORK. w. 1'f
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s'onsnnsptIo,s eau be Cured.

TUE True issaredy nc last discovered. up
HAM'S FRESH MEAT CURE, prepared from
thu formula Of Prof Troassesu Of Paris. cures
Consninptiun, Lung bissssns, ,lroscbttis, Dys.
perkia. Nn1sfius, ttsrneral bebilits nnd oil
Morbid conditions Of The system dependent on
deficiency o. Vital farcc. itis pleasant % TASTE,
aud .ingbthottlc via couyincu the tsast sksp-
teal Of It's virtue ~ de great hcsline femedy
" the age. 81 abuttlr, orsix bntfirs for Sir
Sent by kxptes. snld by ). q. suPHAM, No.
No. Is south Bigbtl,ast. Philadelphia, aud
principal Dtuggistg. Circulars sent free.
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81 ANnsED.

In washingloa Cay, pic. On thekllf
lust, BY Rev. J. g. BaiIcr, Mr. Wittu
II. II. GsArry, 10 Miss SattiE o. fuwSE,
both Of WassminsfeyG ysslnii1 -
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TIE HIGHEST MAN IN THE
WORLD. 4.af.
Extract ',s ola Letter from Baron solomon no'A.-
FAnis. sub April, I5GI,
q Rnc Faula,, ~ Uounr .

ss-.f Is Rnc fauby, st IIonore.
WIZ you be kind enough 10 have Forwarded
10 INC here 200 bottles of Your Indian Linipent;
Il You will send attte same tine tlis aecoani
will forward YEN the amount through Messrs.
BrtNpSr 4 Go, New York. |
BtHaN SuLos0S RarnssHILB having recon.
mcnded To- many Of his fricnds Major LANES
LlSIhENT, and they. being dcsirous to pro-
cure IL. he should advise liim 10 establish de-
pot Ia PATHS. p
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We ARE COMING,

Az MI present To any person sending us a
sslniin OUT Great One Price Sale, Of Dry aud
Pans Ooodt az, a silk Dress Pattern, Piece
of shcung, Watch 4c,, fl,ee Of cost Catalogue
Of gods, and ample. sent % any Addfsss free.
Address J. s.lAWEs 4 Co, 80 fiahcsct Sd.
iiostn, Mass. N. 0. box 5l25.
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~ Physiological View Of Marriage
Tif Chc'pet Bank erer Published.
taniainiRE acarlyi gN,ree. bugdsss pages
. And IN Ahsip plates and eagrasaihvi nftbe !,
Anatomy Of the ilpnan QsEsns Ia a s,atc Of
Health aud DHc ssc. MIA q n sstiss % E.siis
Eirots, IL Drpfbrable Consequences upon the
Mud ahd body, with itiir Authors Film OF
l'reaiment--tbc only rational aud successful
tode Of Cure, as'sbSwn ny the report ~ eases
fatcd. truthful rdvisAr 10 de married and
Use contemplating marriage. who entertain
debts OF their physical condition, Sent free
o1osfage ta any address, oarcecipt bfs5 cents
lntaEps orp0stel eurrcncr. by addressing
Dl IA ckoiX. Nos n Maiden I.asc, Aibahyi
M. The author may he ropsulted npon any
of a. dises7cs apda sltici bis bookueats, esili-
Irr Fasonally or by mail Aedicines sent 10
lhny isut Of the world.
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pms IL N HuMBpC I--py sending 90
j c'nis. and skrs,. with age. keigai, color
ofeyei snd Lair.fap will receive, by return
mail acorrect pitnfe Of your fntafe husband
Or MIS- with nam and daie Of marriage Adj
dr.ss MINNIE CDfTos,P. 0. Drawer No. 8,
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YRS; J:orisnsc Ropas

81. l.pyis laos MorSrHS RuL Roach.
S.sfp pee ssntH iatercst. February 4 Allt.t.
Ihtrt liouils cover i.nalof Of milrs, Gkh
"a hthn -. Louis 70 Pilot k.ob and Ia tt
lehkll firm fila;g tSnob to Bcl,nnt, now reh
" tsfistf ttisy Oh whicrslis frncet4ls ofthse
bsats arg IN ~ ascd ms king through rod
ioln ~ l.-sglstn Nps 'itlraRs by rail. IA
csrniaes hi Qr' ~ nil II Rrc sGOa, 900 yeaIt
The n,N pteHts now. afs rpfisieni L. pay the I'll,
tfcstiit Vi entits an;onni bft6nds. were thsl
aHtsncf, The ha.is nj security Is believed q
d os'sond that of any olhet boajsnow nilissed
tNyriy q, The Ollr,' II lhr Cainpeny, SIT Al
Wsil--i.. 70 II. @. MARQEANn. ,vice.P resi-
dent. OF 10 CLAKkE, DODGE < CO. corner
% Wall and willlahi-sS, Srw York City.
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1 nVEaTlsERs GAZETTE y, YoL--
: 4 P'icc adfaHerb ,tp & ilpar srsrii.lyspcr.
single eopis- aJSts %. y. MOW M A 90. /.
fHblisheIs, cusfLTTE Lisrs Of u Ngws-
r,rrFs nj AIfHin.,S aud WtscdNkiS intoye,n.
hrr nun licrs Aish complete list Of IA REs
t'eiHt' NiNssSre syh ANGELICA 81
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Boots and Shoes,


Ts77dFe q BdN-Tf HtNlTIt 20 q.
NOTICE Is hcrcirftlsus st.nt nc sab
in scrilrr has ol.liS1e in,m tirsO rJmns'
Court of Carroll ennnty l,.iicrEsf n dHriir =.
tiou on the l'ersos',i k&;rr 81 Ihllzer
Minicr, late Of Carroll casusy. ND 4. IN
persons having cla;Ens Observation-Disclosures ,arc
hereby warned " sSihlf tf,e same Within
six ,rontlk fahHfi,k datea e,urw5sex iAcy
niay be ssSclhah hnm ~ beneiis. ~ sai'i
Esaie. liInsei iadeael are requested TO
p,,kc ;mlGuiia;e isa rient,
~, iFSi'ls \, slI I ,,Is, ;,S,,sg { I
odbii iaf.s,ls AdninlIralpr,
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n Nv SulGRIBERS FOR 1869 to the H..
LlsfhAtD PitRES of.UGitAL JOUR
r,.sA u. a. s5R ssr. will receive Nov. ard Dee
w; ihia seer ~. Address :. Il. WELLS,
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LEVI VALENTINE,
oct2I.it Clerk.
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A Ore cccurtc,i % Thursday nfhtAt
Sedalia, Missouri, which destroyd sev.
eral stafnss f1ho loss is estimate att
betwcensne hundred Thousand aa two
hundred thousand dollars.
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TO Suudry Officers ard persons
for holding inquest oyer dead
body n 6eo. X.eichenhien,
To sopdsy 0ifcerz and pcnons
for holding Inquest over dead
sbpdy a Nm. Ackermsn,
Foe ths Redemption Of oatstsni-
ing county Cef1xczies,
Fisher 4 Sch1elI<f. f6r services
~ counsel 10 Board county
{ Commissioners.
Calvin Z, fAlentins. for sersicss
as Janitor At Court House,
For the pASnlep. pf Interest on
Outstanding county Certificate
issued Gar bounty TOR SoIdiers,
jtti {&looij1o. u rsr< 49, Gu.,.
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Sheriff
Jacob D. Hoppe, Tor Boarding
aand Washing for Prisoners
at Jail. - 2 ssslsa 2,I21 81
Bill for Legal FsssE TgH b eas o,
And serving iorsigp suhpec- $50
mas 70 removed cases, 1 = s n O.
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LIGHT AHEAD!

Saturdays sayings and doings in tho House
revive and strengthen our hopes that the
XXXIXth Congress Will not disperse without
having acted fully, decisively, on the absorb
ing subject Of Reconstruction. The speeches
of Messrs. Banks Raymond and others, fully
Justify the inference that the President is now
ready to meet Congress at least halfway, and
that desire to act decisively and comprehen-
siveIy is rapidly gaining the ascendant in Con-
gress.
We do not confidently assert that the Presi-
dent is vet ready to unite with Congress IN
giving effect to such a measure OF RecOnstruc-
ton as ought to be framed and enacted; we do
say it is the duty of Congress to frame and
pass such a measure, whether it shall or shall
not be signed and executed. Even though 1t
were certain to be vetoed and killed, such a
measure should be passed, having first been
rendered as unobiectionable as may be. There
need be no surrender of principle; there
must, at all hazards, be protection Sc
cured TO the loyal inhabitants, White OF
Black, of the South and we strongly feel
that now is the time to perfect and pass blll
under which the States now unrepresented Ill
Congress shall be reconstructed on just ana
LOYAL basis under conditions that secure to all
their inhabitants their just and equal rights.
Thus far we believe every measure of Recon
structiOn emanatng from the majority in Con-
gress has commanded our support, though none
of them has been all we could have wished
it. Neither Of Mr.. Steyens's two bills OF
this session - one providing for tho re-
Mobilization OF the disOrganized States; the
other for the protection of their loyal people
was precisely to our mind yet we have sup
ported them "a steps toward the desired end,
and. at the worst, better than nothing. Fan
better that Congress should fail in an effort
at Reconstruction than that it should fail to
make the effort. We entreat the responsible
majority in either House not to close the
session without having passed Reconstruction
bill that ought to be accepted and which pro-
yides for its own execution. Do not say,
at will do no good but Try.
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THE DRAMA.

"a Dangerous Came" which keeps the stage Of
Wallack's Theater, has been cut and condemned 30
that now passes off smoothly and in less time
than at first Great credit is due to Messrs. hher.
wood and Evans for the elaborate, picturesque pas.
toral scene which they have provided for the
opening of this play. The brook the rustic bridge,
the grassy banl S. the overhanging branches OF the
old trees and, in the distance the Barons villa make
up very pretty and pleasing spectacle. Nothing
new is TO be said i'll reference TO the acting III this
piece. Full justice is done to somewhat heavy
comedy.
The Tcket-of- Leave Man" viii be brought out
tonight at the York Theater 1t has been SO often
played in this city that the reader may safely be pre-
sumed TO know all about it, Messrs. smith and Baker
have effected an engagement with Lady Don, WlieOi
the late Sir William DOn who Will make her tlfst APP
pearance at the New York Theater on Monday even
ing next, the 18th inst
S-The new play of "Clairvoyance," for some time
in preparation at the Broadway Theater, will be
brought out there tonight. Two weeks hence the
engagement Of the Worre Sisters, at this house, will
be concluded They have, thus far, attracted good
audiences. On tue 18th inst. Mr.. and Mrs Barney
Williams will hang their green banners on the out.
ward walls of this theater, and strike the Harp OF
Erin. Their engagement is to last five weeks.
Mr.. Barnum announces that upward of3o00O per-
sons have already witnessed the representation OF
"The Christian Martyrs at bis Museum-a fact
which clearly enough indicates the popular success
OF that singular work.
Arepetition of La Papillonne" will be given at the
French Theatre tomorrow night. The French come
dams manifest both taste and energy in their man
agement and they merit the fullest success.
-Messrs. Griffin and Christy's Minstrets, who are
now regularly installed at the Fifth-avenue Opera.
House are attracting large audiences The perform.
ances here given pass Oh brisky presenting, so to
sneak an ever-ehanging panorama of mrth. The
Minstrel company is a large one and full of talent.
Mr. George Chrsty, Mr.. Oscar Burbank, and Dir.
Charles Benedict are its principal members.
The down town Minstrel Hall, that of Messrs
Kelly & Leoa No 20 Broadway, is also prosperous.
The burlesque of "Cinder-Leon.' with its great
Madagascar Opera Troupe lately. done here, is
one of the ceverest things of the kind that we have
seen. These MnstTels uncommonly fertile III OK
pedients for making money. -