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Harrisburg, Pa, June p.
\ despatch from Hanover junction dated
this morning gives the following particulars
IN regard TO movements Of the rebels The re-
bel pickets are within s miles of Hanover
junction. One Of our scouts was killed at
Gettysburgh yesterday and several taken
prisoners. Information has been received
that the rebels ran the ears on To the Rock
Creek bridge and set them on fire. Colonel
Jennings regiment Of Pennsylvania militia
in that neishborho0d was routed BY the rebels
and some 40 oi them taken prisoners. The
Curtin troops under Capt. Murray had a
skirnish yesterday in Walnut Bottom near
Carlisle at Stone tavern. The troops lost :
men The authorities expect that the
bridges on the Northern Central r. r. in the
nelghborhOod Of York and Hanover June
ton viii be destroyed to-day, thus cutting
Of 81! communication With Galt.Mosp-
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\ special correspondent Of the Ln7mrer
from Frederick, Nd, writes that Gen. Lees
whole army, 10000. strong Is massed at
Winchester. The number Of Lees army Is
doubles very much exaggerated. ENell's
corps of 10000 men with twenty-three
pieces Of artillery is marching IN two col
umns into Pennsylvania with very long
baggage train Of camp equipments. 6c.-
They have destroyed large portions Of
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad and the
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal.
The same paper has special dispatch from
Washington, stating that there was no fight
ing on the part Of Hooker's army yesterday
or the day previous.
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NV NoRK .Tnne %

NV 1oRA, june .
The Herald's Washington dispatch saws
the rebel authorities decline to exchange or
release either officers or civilians who .all in
to their hands, although they express Ter
feet willingness 10 receive such Of either
class as we have been disposed to surrender
to them
Maj. Gen. Hunter left for his home this
afternoon to remain for few days 1t is
understood that be is soon to return
to active service, and will, probably. be
sent TO the Southwest to continue the work
OF organizing the eolorcd regiments so sue
cessfully commenced by Adiutant Gen.
Thomas The rebel Gen. Stuart is reported
by prisoners 10 have had a very narrow es-
cape during the fight OF Sunday. \ shell
from one OF our batteries exploded directly
over his head killing several persons in his
immediate Wei iity.
The Times dispatch says General
Pleasanton has been appointed a Major
General. Maj. Oscar A. Mann Of the L. 5.
artillery has been appointed acting assistant
Surgeon GssAssl Ct New gs#gsbiss.
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During the whole of the night and up 10
the present time long trains of wagons laden
With goods and household furniture have en-
tered ibis city. Farmers l)ckiug in with all
their horses, also any number OF contrabands
of all a--s and both sexes. There are about
COO cJutabanis between hero and Carlisle
on the way. jews and many others are pack
Ing their goods for shipment The matter of
declaring martial law l. under consideration
u prevent able-bllied men from leaving the
city. This is considered a- the only made
of compelling hundreds Of persons whose on
~ desire is to make money out Of
the misfortunes OF their fellow creatures
o remain and defend the city.
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L known all over the United States
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BRYAN
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RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTE,
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Wv York. June Of


The TINES FREDERICK Nid) dispatch Of
the 25th says there Is n5 doubt that more
than half Of Lees army is on Maryland soil
and advancing in three columns into Penn
sylvania. Each advancing column is follow
ed by immense wagon trains most Of which
are empty.
Extra Billy Smith, reported killed at Win
chester. Is in command IF % brigade in Ewell's
corps
Foragins PARTIES arc securing the country
in every direction -eizin- I'D t'e horses and
cattle they can lay their lands ou. Most
the cattle have been driven acr=. The river
into Virginia 70 feed. 4 portion Of Ices
army is still on the other side
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d.r~v Tho .croflIour contamination i Va
riop.ly- caused bv mercurial disease. low
living. disorlcrcl digestion from unhealthy
food. impure air, filth and filthy habits
tho depressing vices, and, above aii' uS
g.. vcnereal infection. Whatever he IT.
o-ieiu. 70 is hereditary in the constitution
descending from parents to children un'o
the ti.ul ard fourth ..reraticn; indeed II
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an. kin. cruptiyc and cutaneous affections.
These, al having the same origin, require the
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Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
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Frederick Nd, june >


Gen. Lee and Longstreet were both at
Winchester on Friday last, with 10000
men. They intended to cross the Potomac
in two days. Large rebel trains, provisions,
tents. &c, were moving through Hagcrs-
town. Alartinsburg and Boonsboro', north. on
Sunday last. Gen. Rhodes rebel division
10, GOO strong left Hagerstown on Tuesday
for Chambersburg. Gen. Johnson's rebel
division 10000 strong crossed the Shcpards-
town on Sunday.
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NEW NORE- lime o.

Brig George, arrived at New Haven, from
81. Croix June 9Th, reports that ON tlc Sth
inst., from an observatory at Bass End, two
steamers were distinctly seen in tic oiHng
towards st. Thomas, engaged in battle One
vessel suddenly disappeared. It Is Supposed
she sunk. The other vessel steamed out of
sight, and probably proceeded to ST. Thomas.
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Fo- further SDecial.lotices s,e third r-
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The Philadelphia Press says that Gov
ernor Curtin has received TELEGRAPH from
the operator at McConnellsburgh. stating
that the rebels under Gen. Jones had
entered town with cavalry and artillery and
after a skirnish with some troops Under
Milroy, drove them out of the place and oc-
cupied it,
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News of the Week.
Especial TO the Tree Press.I

MONTPELIER, June &c.
The Democratic State Convention has
nominated for Governor, Hon. 7. P. Red
field of Montpelier. For Lieut. Governor,
E. A Chaplin. OF Rutland. For Treasurer.
R. Mex. 0rmsby, Of Bradford.
Denunciatilns Of the administration and
cheers for c. L. vallanlisham divide the at
tention Of the Convention.
The sentiment Of the speakers is most in
tensely copperhcad. Brooks Of the :. Y.
Express will speak this afternoon.
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These feelings which so sadden u, usually arise
from trouble annoyances 0bstructed perspiration1
or eating and drinking whatever l. unwholesome,
thus disturbing the healthful action Of the liver and
stomach. These organs must be relieved, if you de-
sire 10 be well. The Pills, taken according to the
printed instructions, will quickly produce healthy
action in both liver and stomach, and a natural
consequence a clear head and good appetite.
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GLOUCESTER. June %

The fishing schooner Vanguard has ar
rived from the Banks and reports on Tues
day saw schooner Wanderer of Gloucester
on fire on the west end of Georges Bank, at
same time saw two fshermens boats in
sight
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The schooner Monitor from Boston makes
the following report This morning when 30
miles out OF Yarmouth Cape saw an Ameri-
can ship on fire and steamer painted lead
color near her.
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\ feet of well-armed vessels sailed to-day
in chase OF the Tacony, among others the
Baltic, Capt Nicholson.
Newbern advices of the Dol state that
there were no rebel troops in North Carolina
except cavalry.
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:
The Pennsylvania r. Z. Company have re-
ceiyod dispatch dated Carlysle, II O'Clock.
this morning which slys the rebels COM
menced moving at ten O'Clock this morning
and their advance Was then eight miles of.
The rebel column was slowly advancing
this morning at Carlisle
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GOING NORTH


DAY Lf1E. ) Leave Whitehall Daily. sun
From UIhr.lI days excepted,) az 1850 A. NJ.
| 90 4. ny upon arrival Of the Cars from
Troy. 4. ans aud Buffalo, reaching Burlington AZ
direct connection with the Cars for Ogdensburg the
same evening. arriving at Montreal AZ 1880 ".
p. M ur i1 and @I ssaaays eSesptsd f.
az s. 3 = a. upon arrival OF the Trains from New
lori and hurllo, aud suspension Bridge the same
day reaching Burlington at $50 VI, and Platts-
lur-t tt $50 NJ ,-couuectIu- 40 each place with
IraIe AMI ing az Montreal at E, IS 81 and scens
GOING SOUTH.
rAT L'Ez- Leave h9as-,- Point Daily, az
1880 4. u. t.attHurg at A N) on arrival
OF Train from Montreal, via " & Canada Railroad,
connecting with Boats 40 burlington at 1879 A M
connecting no llconterQ-a at 3 p with Lake Georgo
Boat reach whitehall at i5 q, Ia season for tho
Train connecting 40 Troy and Albany with splendid
Steamers 90 The Hudson River. and with
Gigt Empress Train 10 ms T,st.
S1eHr LDE. Leave Rouse's Point Daily
81 =. VI. Except saturday and sundays
on arrival % Train from Montreal und OsdensburLh
arriving O.; Burlington 30 945 80, and reaching
Whitehall at SOD A -, tn time for Express Train
r,aelins New YORK a ~ %, aai only Line con
meeting with the Hudson River Day Boat from Al
bany. al 4 a, reaching New York At " aud
Buffalo and suspension Bridge az Pm.
Al the Lines each way VIII be run via Port Kent
and Piatts1urEh
- 81 this arrangement two daily lines are
formed each way, aaurtiug tiles for parties
Of pleasure OF business men 20 90 and return same
day between different points On the lake.
Passenger. ly taking the steamboat Line will
avoid the annoyance Of dust and impure air Of Cars
during the heat Of the day-wll make close connec-
ncctlus with all the Trains Of the different Roads
-,n tie passage between Whitehall and R0use's
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Scenery a. the Lahe-the Adiroudacks Of New York
and the Green Mountains Of Nemont-wiu pass
near 20 The old Forts Of Crown Point and Ticon-
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est and celebrity IN the history Of the last war At
the latter place passengers % and from Lake George
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on The 7pltndid steamer MiHHehaha.
BEBTHS FREE.
Fare ne t5,r as a.y other route
THEoUGH TICKETS 10y this Line. between the prin-
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Steamers On board Lake Ontario steamers; on
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EiGG4GE CHEChED THgOCGH
Pas myers and Baggage viii lo transported from
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BgsToN. June u

The schooner Albion at Wellfeet REPORTS
that on Tuesday last, Il miles off the South
Shoal, Light saw side wheel steamer Of
about 7o0 tons on fire.
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June llti dlutr
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TuE eculiar taiu' ar
Infection which ~
call ScRoTUIA turks
in the constitution Of
nultitudes Of men. II
either produces or :
produced by an en-
feebled. yitiatcd state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes IN
,cornpetcnt 70 sustain
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leaves the system 20
fall into disorder and