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! TE1O LET-For business purposes, the whole
or pa the premises No ~ Woosers, with steam power ret
oli also ROOMS to LET with power the buildings Nos 81, -
aud 81 GreeBest Apply 10 4. BRADY, No 80 Greenest
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6ouses an0 farms nJanteo.

NVANTED-A CHAPEL or HALL suitable
w for a SABBATH SCHOOL LECTURE ROOM between
Fifteenth and Thriethsis Address FERRIS No. ls5 wshngton
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MIL PROPERTY, also a FACTORY SITE,

Va Tor SALE-At qtouyie Orangc Co. " Y. fouring
Plaster M watcW heel between hem nearly new Y feet
itch depot NeWburyh branch OF Erie Kali
v; one VI the localities f business In the county good weer
expense Of teauing all done with truck Also HOUSE
families II not sold b. March % viii be offered AZ aue
" " ~ So - DAVID WRIGHT.
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V'O LET-A three story brown-stone HOUSE
coupccy furnished Second place Brooklyn for year hOI
Anil 20 Ilgllrc q No. - Plaits.. NeNiork
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nor SALE-Magniiicen FARM of % acres.

tEscs goiLss tfaLke1
walls shri' '.rr. shade tree. fonnta'n, &c - 49,
aa u orn oeka County FARM of6? acres, eCict lard,
rttsirht huAlies. Gc
COUNTRY STAT Al PsoksAin; extra Gns Improvements
J. W. BOCERT. No 93 Iihtrtrst
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several FLOORS the building OF C0uandt and Washing
tus or the engine will be sold the FIRST floor viii make
re oee hind Of business Apply to FRANCIS
HART Co.. o the premises
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oae mile Bedford llousr Wesclesicr County 20
aud timber LAID Good schools churches arc
,t.f,s ir the village Apply 10 J.. :. TYLER
AtG W. Moore's No 30 BroadvaT.
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NOR SALE-That valuable FARM in Pix,

'out P,au the Syvania Assocat known
oTs Ml 80 10 improved; she premises are "f
siu.f casf gr sawa very isrgc taIns ana
bsrlsuth shop property distant from Newlork city ll3
miles Depot Ere Railway, rom v'h
d1t nile. The remarkably HEALTHY, eli an Iorsn
10; ai.erng in trort streams Apply 70 l. F. BiRNkN
Z Malst. JannreI lnGrt. " y.
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~ miles from Rye station, Of mie from Port Chester on the
Railroad Mansion House large. Ia good
order with necessary Of Land The place
purchased abou, the price would TO erect the buildings
Full particulars he had Of T. BULKLEl No - Wa Jnney
~ q III y. Is NENLb1
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Tonntrp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE.
FINE FRUIT P4RM.
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rI'O LET OR FOR SALE-A first-class 4-stO
mo I,ET AT RS-Furnished-

whose family will spend the Summer abroad would let for
months Of the deli htf and healthy
Hudson fully anG elegantly furnished Carriage house
e gas; hot and cold splendid lawn aud garden al
m pes.,ct e unsurpassed FOR beauty scenery Apply
WILLIAM S. DUKE, No n CedaT-.
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lease Of GARDEN south.west Of CenraI PARK, n
Cranes Currans Backberrs Pears Cherries Greenhouse. &c
favorable Apply to THoS WOOD S5 Nassaus y stair,
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NsIcy Northern Railroad mile FROM depot one hour
nom 10 wood the agb state 81
Atu' y seeded GOOD house and al oaihu
iuf, WL o. rHc $2D one d the lest
hru Hor-ea April inquire premises o. JOIN y
RANpFL ~ II uu BANDELL SAlrt Manufacturer No 90
EFi NtrN
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NIONTCLAIR, n. IA fine COUNTRY
vi gESDRNtE, with al the requisites for comfort and esans
tin ia. minutes an railroad terminus Four IT highly
cultivated and lind Of fruit aui ornamental trees IN great
ry AMI profession House g. modern and capacous, built BY
p,ut for his The entire furniture or part can he
Al r the house particulars inquire ~ w H. HAkRl> op
ros the Dpo, Montcar OF H. PRATT No 6 Chsuberst
HOUSES ant FARMS in MobtolAiT hor sale by $500
~ IL
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EARM for SALE in Oneida County, OntalnS
90 erp. FOOL lard partly cultivated balance timber good house
and sra CONVENIENT railroad and canal Price 20 CASH JAR
DINE 80 lI Chanhefrst
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NOR SALE ut South Omngc-A neat COT
TAGE three Minutes walk from depot eight rooms ha auSere Of
land abundance sud shhbe ph,e, sJ)s baTgan Arpp
" JAMES ~ TAlLQR 80, Wines
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MUNS0N's COMPLETE PHONOGRAPUER
w ktf sysg IsiIguyp"
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TTNHE RICH HUSBAND.
The RICH HUSBAND, BY Mrs J. H. RDDyLL author Of George
eebD maxwell Dreg" The Race Tor Wealth" "Pheme
LEI Complete large duodecmo volume Price
ysper ~ 10 cloth
Addles 81! o.ters To- tie above 70
T. p PETERSON BROTHERS
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L'0R SALi.-In Elegant RESIDENCE at

INOR SALE. EXCHANGE or 10 LET, FUR
NSIiEB %. TSFrRNTSIED The hnest COUNTRY RESIDENCE
II the all modern improvements; hot and 'od
lathe A. No Sagthst
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Or SALE Or no RENT.

4 TIlE PAVILION HOTEL At iSLIP. j. l.,
ar shout u land The Hotel completely furnished
trog houi auI viii accommodate about 2 guss For particulars and
terms. spp!s 10 BRADISH JOHNSON No 423 West SIeenthst
EARM FOR SALE, JGi acres, in ONEIDA
County STOCK included. Price tl5N Terms easy Inquire
o!W H. STILES, No ~ SNth ave, IN the Trunk store.
HUDSON RIVER-For SALE, near depot,
n inmate, from 1rl,tst beautiful RESIDENCE With mod
EN- ,ayeue,f view, desirable neghorhooi the
vegetable garden choice fruits trees ana
-''''' '' WILLIAM 8 DUKE. No - Celars'.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

~ all the many maladies, and many human ills
lhat rack the frame and fire the blood in spite of
drugs and pills, i
The one that takes the deepest root, and gives the
greatest pain,
And makes the patient venomous is scandal ON the
brain.
Biting, sneeking, trying, pryiHg, seeking spot and
stain,
These the sure and rapid signs o scandal on the
brain.
There's Mrs S., the poor old soul, she never thinks
of self,
But keeps record of her friends, quite handy on
the shelf;
And when she's nsthing else to do, she takes the
volume down,
And enters all the scraps and bits of gossip round
the town.
She dresses up and goes to church, with face so long
and prim,
And meekly SAYS her morning prayers and sings her
Sunday hymn;
But just as soon as church is out some shady nook
! she'll gain
To her mind and treat her friends TO scandal on
the BRAIN.
Says Beam to Mote, "Oh have you heard the strange
! aud shocking news
How Mr.. Milf aud Mrs. Milf have taken separate
pews?
And how the artiul Patience Gale was seen, (now
don't you tell,
Out walking with married maH-I know him very
well.
"And there is much horrid talk about that Nancy
Buggs
They say she really went to ride with Ebcnezer
Noggs;
And when the young man started off. TO leave the
forward Miss.
The neIghbors heard faint report-it must have
been kiss.
snow don't you think last Monday flight, when
went out to walk
met my friend, the widow b., and we had splcn
did talk.
She told quite heap Of news, and told her
you sec,
The awful case about the Fints that live at No. g.
And then you'll 6nd in this small town, that SOM
will talk aud pry,
And seek to have Il finger in some other body's pie
But never mind they're to feel themselves, th
sharpest PAIN.
When suffering with the dread disease, of scanda
1 OH the brain.
SYMPTOMS
Now when you such persons nod and wink, All
whisper ON the SLY,
About what Uhey) say the might Qhey) and end
with sigh,
Just set them persons down ut rabid, f
tits plain,
They've got the most malignant type Of scandal {
the brain.
DuCK CREEK.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

the South, assured, and they LETT the army in
crowds to return to their homes What might
havelbeen done could the panic route have only
been stayed for halt an hour-what years of
battle might have been spared had our sol
diers only known that day how near they were
to victory-it is hardly worth while to con-
slider. The effective force of the Confederates
after the battle was about q, 900, and during
the next six weeks they received not more than
Army; Army of the Potomac, I on the 9th Of July,
1861, our forces in and around Washington
numbered $1,000 We don't like to fight
against dead generals; but if Mcclellan has
any little reputation left, should not this fact
be enough to finish t?-N 7 TriLMne
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

BULLS OF GENIUs.-A contemporary, gives
a list of bulls of genius, one half Ofwhich, now,
ever, cannot be correctly so classed lhfee
ont of six, by DIR. johnson, are genuine
"Turn from the gttcring bribe your scot"'"' ~
Nor sell for gold ,chat gold can neoer Ouy'
Shakespeare has not only shown 9G,''aii nt"a. "a
ture as it is, but as it ,ooutd be Jof%m"" IL ''
ton to which it cannot be erpoSct hocomo in
The Scottish dialect IS llkc'ys'J y ,LcmsIrcs. ="
half century, prOri"c,,dt ere" -
.S;I.n.. onI horror fill the place around;
1le"ee " an ana motfsc scarce repeat the SQUAD"
T FOw man call the following lines, by Milton
server oisen themselves though mute spoke loud 'h
docr."
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

A Yankee genius out West conceiying that
little powder thrown upon some green wood
would facilitate its burning, directed small
stream upon the smoking pile and not posses
sing hand sufficiently quick to cut this off at
a desirable moment, he was blown into pieces
The coroner thus reasoned out the verdict =
" 1t can be called suicide, because he didn't
mean to kill himself; it wasn't visitation of
he didn't die for the want of breath, for he
hadn't anything left to breathe with. It's
plain lie didn't know what he was about, SO |
shall bring in, Died for the want of common
sense '"
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

1t is said that some m, therS have grown SO
afectionate that they give their children chloFo'
form previous to whipping them.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

ARTEM,S WARD.-A correspondent of the
Boston journal says that the late Charles F.
Browne was for number of years local editor
of the Cleveland H,,inoleCtIcr, and that it was
in that paper the first articles of his, signed
" y. Ward, appeared. Mr.. Browne inform
ed this correspondent that one night he found
an empty space in the localcOlumn and moth
ing at hand to fill it. lie wrote sufficient mat
ter for that space concerning an itinerant show
man, and without the suggestion of any one)
at hap p-hazard he dashed down the signature
- \. Ward. " This is the history Of the first
Of bis famous articles
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

Another Indian massacre is announced. r.
Fort Buierd, in Dakota Territory, at the point
where the Yellow Stone falls into the Missouri
river, was garrisoncd by eighty soldiers, under
command Of Colonel Rankin. Hostile Indians
had for some time been seen in the ncighbor-
hood. and recently force Of fiom 2O1O to 1000
of them surrounded the fort, and, after Sc,
we're contest, in which the Indians were several
times rcpulscd, the garrison was ovelrpowercd
and every man put to the knife. Col. Han
kin, his wife and child are among the victims.
1t is thought that the Colonel shot his wife to
prevent her being captured. 1t Is reported
wounded This, and the massacre some time
ago at Fort Phil. Kearney, show that the sava.
res ON the frontiers are thoroughly hostile, and
that the troops in that region ought to be rein
forced to prevent future massacrcs.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

TIE WoRKINGMEN.- strikes in New
York and Brooklyn among worklngmen are at
tracing much attention. At a meeting OF the
house painters of Brooklyn on Monday night
it was determined that after Monday next that
trade would demand $50 a day and eight
hours work on Saturday. 1t was stated at
the meeting that the employing painters would
nav the increased wages asked by the work
men. In South Brooklyn some Of the employ
crs are already paying the increased rate.
The blue-stone cutters and tlaggers, who have
struck for an advance of fifty cents a day and
eipht hours of work on Saturday, 1t is report
ed, have secured both. The carpenters struck
for 81 day; and 50 many persons have altea-
DIV agreed to pay the advanced raie that the
strike is regarded as a success. The coop
ers. who asked an increase of from 81 to
S3, have had it conceded. No bOisterous OF
offensive demonstrations were made by any OF
the strikers, but they all conducted themselves
in quiet and orderly manner. The result OF
the strike of the Brooklyn labOrers Society,
which asked SO day, iapot yet announced =
On the first Of May the masOns horse -shoerS3
and several other trades in New York, intend
to strike
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

A little boy asked his mother what blood re-
lations meant She explained that it meant
near relatives, etc. After thinking moment,
he said, Then, mother, you must be the
bloodiest relation I've got.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

Lawrence Hart, who murdered a little child,
four years of age, near Warsaw, Ind, on the
I4th of February last, was arrested at the resi-
dence of his sister, in Independence, Ohio, on
Friday. The boy had been taken by him from
ed. Hart told his mother, who inquired for
it, that il had been given away to man resid-
| inr in Ohio, but she being dissatisfied caused
a search to be made, which resulted in finding
its body, shockingly mangled, in an old we'll
The testimony before the coroner shows that
the tortures to which it was subjected during
| the short time it was in Hart's power were
| brutal and cruel in the extreme
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

A laboring man in Providence, II. l., had
been fined and sent to Jail for ten days, for
falling asleep in church. The Journal thinks
the minister ought to be fined for not preach
ing so as to keep him awake.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

The common phrase OF giving person a
good hiding" is as old as the foundation of
Carthage. Dido paid tor as much land as
could be bound by the hide of an OK. She cut
the hide into thin strips, when it circumseFlb-
ed the dimensions of city. The natives, ia
ken in by this bait, acknowledged themselves
bcaten-honce the phrase in question,
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

Bridget, how came you to burn the bread
SOP"
"Och an is it burned it is? Sure, then,
ma am, but it's no fault of mine, for WASN'T
you after telling me the last thing afore you
wint out, large loaf must bake one hour an
| made three large lOaves, so | aIed EN- three
hours jist; for what else should do!'
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

The Cattle Plague. Flies
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

ed attacked the watchman at the office OF the
Paymastcr of the Jeifersonviile, Madison, and
Indianapolis Railway, at Jcffersonville, Ind,
early ON Friday morning of last week, and al
ter throwing him down, tied and gagged him.
Two of the men then stood watch over him,
while the rest entered the office, blew open the
safe, and took between $4,000 and $4,000
Most of the money was done up in brown en-
velopes, ready for delivery to the employees
of the road, chose names were on the cnvc'
lopes. A reward of $1,000 for the arrest O
the thieves and the recovery of the money IL
offered, or 81, 500 for the money and the same
| for the thieves.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10

A Bachelors Epitaph -
At threescore winters end | died,
4 cherries being, sole and sad
The nuptial knot | never tied,
And wish my father never had.
Smyrna times., 1867-04-10
PO EFT r Y ~
For the " Smyrna Times"
Scandal on the Brain.

Of all the many maladies. and many human ills
That rack the frame and fire the blood, in spite of
drugs and pills,
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CONPASY'S
L THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave pier AZ North river OF Canal street.
12o'clock noon, as folows:-
JUNE l.-uCEAN QUEEN, Captain H. P. Conner, con-
Meeting with MONTANA. Captain J. Sutton
JUNK 1l--RISING STAR Captain A. g. Gray connecting
with SACRAMENTO, Captain Caveriy.
JUNE 2.-ARlZONA. Captain JEFF Maury, connecting
with CONSTITUTION. Captain -.
100 pounds baggage allowed free each adult passenger
Medicines and attendance free.
All departures touch Acapulco those Of lat and 2st
Panama with south Pacific ports;
LIST and 18th for Central American ports, and those Of LIST
tonch at Manganllo
Departure Of 18th OF each month with the
steam line from Panama 10 Australia and New Zealand
Steamer of June IL will at San Francisco for
Japan and China. See advertisement below.
tickets all further Information apply at
the office the wharf foot OF Canal street. North river
New York f. r. BABY, Agent
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- - As~SA AsNHAs = - an 031xxSs
NrORrH GERMAN LLoYD-ExTRA TRIP.
J, c; Meyer, win leave an EXTRA IkfP for BREMEN
w. 80 SATURDAY,. JUNE a. AT II H..
S TSNpos hxeSE %SD sisExEs
usual rates. Isa Co.. a gGosd street.
ONLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND AND
ssa puSs 4:
si f y sas sa g
States maLs from PIER y North river at noon hefOlow-
ARAGo ........ H. A. Gadsden Saturday, june s 1867
MISSISSIPPI Ml,s sumner Saturday. June 2 1867 7
F rpLnpN H. T9 Tsn s,. J%y q I lsS7
IRAso T. adsd d'ss Saturday. Aug isS
s'ey Rates. dess Of fn Passage, Payable in Gold
FIRST class sly
Through Tickets to London IS extra
An experienced Surgeon board
The Go@paaes win not be responsible for specie or va
Soi !, Ha soHsTSes fsi 4 ana sa Co.
- '''' = '' ~ 81. cemsTe pas,, AGENT
"a woTTEN. Havrc, General Agent in Europe.
RErURS TICKETS TO c,. rAs sso AMP AND BACK.
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN;
The Inman lne sailing sem-weeky. carrying the United
fprsh 81 saau1ssyJ I%ss i
CITY or wAsiaafoN wednssd %ay' june
and Succeeding Saturday and wednesday.
3, nc mai. R s.ss. or s nAss sssqy Saturday,
FRS, 5aDLn II GOLD s,o see FABLE y
e London. il e Ieadoa........... = Z
Passage by the wcnedy steamers. .e rs cabin sc
'ieerags s3o payable in United States n,.r
&c; a, moderate rates
rensy tickets can be bought here BY persons sending
Is Broadway New York,
ran Chestnut street. Philadelphia
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
- From New York only s25 steerage.
MlNN ESQ Saturday June y
c.s,a ,j From gsT Eas. ryeT -. o,s
Passage New York and remitances to ireland at low
Apply to WILLIAMS 4 GUIoN. 20 Broadway and So
7 ONION AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
J. Tssnss os9n BTss S Sc $50 saasasy
oapsn 41n r from s New yo yek Juns
WI PASp cap.S ,pom ro SnY New YORK %
M4 1 IRON from Nw yk %y 20
Rer Nc 3Norh river FOR LONDON calling at Brest SAT-
the this line wiz sa
PARIS nres per less Than regular " %
Freish, viii be taken and through bills OF ladng given to
Afs1H cIakR Ra
'0' i'ssN' Apply Hoa foaa eafsr1swALL Agents
IlxCURsION TO PARIS, ITALY, GREECE, CRIMEA,
u Holy Land Egypt &c.
The magnificent sidcwheel steamship
QUAKER CITY,
having been elegantly ehed is a. her berth pier
East Wall street. will with
excursion on SATURDAY June at O'Clock T. N. The
ship will visit ST. Michaes Gibraltar, Marseies, Genoa
Leghorn Caprcra Ciyta veccha Naples, Palermo Athens,
Gorinth Consantnople scbast9po smyrna Holy Land
m,da and the party VIII have ample opportunity to visit
Paris Lyons all the points of interest in Italy, Swtzer
land and the Holy Land also England and the Rhine.
Applications for the few remaining staerooms must be
C. g. DUNCAN, III Wall street
As the whole ship for the accommodation
the passengers, no cargo will be received.
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Reserved seats for ali theatres. concerts, -, CA
si"ss' " e Theatre Ticket Once.
Nos Il2 and ia Bresdway.
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A LARGE AND PDREMPTORY SALE OF LEAF To-
"A bacco and Cigars, Friday, June q Mt the Tobacco
Trade Saesroom 81 Broad street. commencing at II O'Clock
D. DOUGLAS, CAULkINS& co. will sell large and gen.
sra assortment Of Connecticut Ohio state and Kentucky
Leaf Tobacco Also imported Havana and domestic Cigars
DC The attention of the trade respectfully called this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

UCTl0N notice.. ROTH, AUCTIoNEER.-
a An extraordinary opportunity for housekeepers and
The trade Magnificent household Furniture, elegant
wood Pianoforc cost $60; Works of Art Oil Paintings.
&c THIS friday MORNING. June at II O'Clock pre-
rsey at The four story house ll9 West Eighth street. few
doors from sixth Jefferson Market consisting
II rosewood Pianofone beautiful Paror SUITS Gov
cred In French satin crimson maroon gold
sErceasel' marble top Tables Et.geres Curtains Clocks
and hair Mattresses Bosters Pillows Lounges Sofas and
Chairs in harcloth and reps, Glass China and Silver
Ware Fable Cutlery, &c Salo positive.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

UCTION SALE OF FINE HOUSEHOLD FURNI
IA ture, Mirrors, Pianos, by NJ. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer
ON SATURDAY. June 8 at l0h o'clock, at salesroom ~
Nassau street Rosewood walnut mahogany and oak
pArlor Dining Room and Library SUITE large French Plate
hTors Rosewood Panofortes three Billiard Tables Velvet
and Tapestry Carpets. &c. Sale peremptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-07

T,HE MAGNIFICENT IRON CLIPPER SHIP PORT
a, LAND win SAIL from Pier 10 East river on 18th June
LOT hcibourne Australia has splendid accommodation for
passenger Apply 70 Il. W. CAMERON % South W illam