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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

NEw.YoRR ELrcTroN.-The election for Governor,
Members OF Congress- and the State Legislature will
take place in this State to-day The resu, is looked to
with much ntercs, by all parties voice from the
lions could not have been made more judicously and
with Wright upon our side who shall stand before
We anticipate triumph for the democracy, such as
shall make the icderalists look blucr than they
looked even In their biuesf days.
Lancaster (Pa) Intel. & Jour Tuesday
We hope Secretary Buchanan and his cronics
won't feel SO bite about this result as his special
organ anticipates Such raps are not so rery hard
to bear when you once get used to them. After
PENNSYLVANIA, FLORIDA and MAINE, they might
have expected MS much,
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FaraI 4ccident.
Correspondence of The Tribune.

CAEMELvILLg, Putnam Co. n. Y. Nov. =.
Friend GREELEY: melancholy accident oc.
cured in the vicinity OF our village this afternoon
Two boys whose names are Lewis Baker and
Alexander Kelley, both Of parents In quite mode.
rate circumstances, were il boat on the lake for the
purpose Of shooting ducks. When tie middle OF
the lake, Lewis raised III. gun are and bringing il
around il accidentally discharged Inc ball passing
through the heart Of his comrade He died almost in.
atanty. Inc oereaved parents are almost deransed
Yours IN haste O.
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IN 4i7.413 majority. Youns's gain on Flllnores
yo,A 1896. wnsht's majority IN the State
wa, lo.o3e. Young has gained all this and 3,776
more. among the Counties to cone il are Creme,
z)>,arars Otsego, Le,ris and some others in which
We expected large gains
VIM Congressional District Completely
Wlstekester Co.. VIM. Nelson Wing. 80 maj.
Rockidnd do I65
Total in the District ZIG.
Many thanks TO our friends who have scr, US more
letters from this District than We can publish in detail
bat not the less grateful for their glad tdinEs
COLUMBIA CO.
Al the towns in bu: two lGallatn and New
L Lebanon which Will nearly balance each other
usually giving small Wing majority Young has
692 majority. He has probably little over 100
in the County.
Whole Ambient Ticket elected by large maj
DUTCHEss co.
Young 20 majority Three towns to come IN.
which viii be nearly balanced.
Judge WARRES. Wing Congressman. has 700
majority. and is Of course elected.
Whole Wing ticket elected. Mr. G. T. Pierce
viii not find an Assembly to elect him this year
and is worse beaten BY the People than he was
year ago
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BY THE ALBANY BOAT.

O'CLOCK +. NJ "WEDNESDAY.
Gree Ce.-tstskit geo for Young; Coxsacsis
40 do,
Ulster Co.-eeo Tor wrlsA,-a gain Of 49,
Wright hss 50 in Bristol 50 in Kingston Is IN
Hurley; Young 20 in Esopus, Milton So do Rus
sell tLoco Congress- is shead OF this
DUCHESS CO
Sed HOOK Yoanss majority II
Sasne6eck do .-.-...-----.-.....---- 10
Poashksepsie do ...................4SO
WEDNESDAY; Nov. IS O'clock, Pm
THE STATE.
90 counties Prsssy fully heard from. give You've
o,sss majority. The ssme Counties ssvs FVTss:
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NEW-JERsEY wHIG.
Make way for Little Jersey
correspondence OF The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
NV BRUNSWICK, Nor. ith, \. N.
Is there ies,le room IL The Tribune for ioad
talk from tic Old lEddlese1 Rank and File Of
NEsgeryl We have skinned the Locos. You
can't come within hundred yards o; Radical
this morning
o...
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p Il Is with deep regret that we announce the
death OF two Of most valuable and highly esteemed
cIrzsn. Hon. Gideon Hammond, IN the Goth year Of hs
81, AZ 4r Den Esr. .on-tn lay ct the rs: named
deceased, sssd 2S. Wesfpey! Patriot Oc- 2e.
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Business Notices.
PARIS STYLE or HArs-Manufactured aud for ss= 81
KNOX, ia Fulton. ST. Sun Buildings

s.SDs's SARsAPARnLA.-lt has been truly said hats
sound mind in sound bodyis Of the best of Heavens
blessings. But ii the body be sound, the mind will
rarely be in perfect heathfor each synpahizes with lbs
other Perhaps there is class Of aaades Irritating
to nd and body than those which affect the skin Tbs
itching, burning, ngng sensation and ofentime seus
pain which accompanies erupons and nfammaons OF
the skin is harassng and facilitating In the extreme-
When thus afflicted let the sufferer instead Of resor!ng 70
opates for relief relying upon topical remedies hays
recourse at to Sandss Sarsapsrla, which reaches 5!
the seat Of disease and neuailcs its very elements
In The circulation Such at least has, under Proyideres,
been It's effect In the innumerabe which have been
voluntarily placed record by the patients themselves
Prepared and sold, wholesale and RETAIL by a. B. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, 100 Fultons, corner Of
Wi!smsl 10 Broadway, and II East Broadway New.
York. Sold also by Druggists generally Throughout. tbs
United States. Price 81 per hottie. bottles for 81
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IssTuuTroS OF MEssn,. ABBOTT FOR IHz EDrcArios
OF YorsG LADIES. liz Houston. a.-Principal, Jse's
John 6. c. a. Charles z. Abbott
Mt VERNON SCHOOL Fos BoYs, a Bieeeke,a.-Pris
cpsls, J. Fl. Patton T. A. Morgan The ensuing tern u
these Institutions will commence Monday Nov. a.
Circulars may be found at the store OF Marx Newra.s
ssxton & Miles and Rec Lockwood, on Broadway.
D .I.,p.I
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CRITICAL posirioS OF SIXTY BLACKWELL ;
ISLAND CoNv!crs,-Durinc Monday night, MS t
party of criminals. released on parole of honor,
to 60 to vote in the several Election Districts of
this City We're crossing the River raft the tide
and wind bearing too heavy upon them the raft
drifted almost upon reef of rocks in Hurl Gate
The poor criminals seeing their danger began to cry
for help, alarming the whole vicinity around 10y
their cries and had not Mr. Dunlap the keeper OF
Hurl Gate House, came to their rescue. most OF
them If not all would have evidently persisted Aid
Benson, o. the Third Ward, had many Of them ar
rested at : Howard.st. aiterward.
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SUFFOLK co.


Brookhayeu, Isip and Shelter Island not heard
from they gave Wright together 3l3 majority. Hi.
majority now will not exceed 80 in the County
II was OIL in 1919. One of the Wing candidates
for Assembly is elected The County has elected
Locos and nothing else formore than twenty years
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ET- 1t is utterly untrue that any complaint has
been made against Charles Cook for his manly con.
duct at the Third Election District Of the First
Ward. He was attacked by gang Of DULLES
known as the Blackwell Island Club, and his dc,
fence of hims eli was justified by all who witnessed
it, 1t is unjust to Mr. Cook therefore, to represent
that he was wrong in the matter
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Total eq4

0VII!ItI -IrItcNl = ~ T11VFI''
q The Wards estimated above may reduce,
,ui We think cannot annihilate Corners mojority
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congressman Elected.


l-Sutok & Queens frederick II Lord, Loco.
2-kinss& Richmond. Henry c, MtrpSy. do.
,'-City lower Wards Henry Nicoii, 80.
+-po. Ess, side .... Hn s. .uaclas, do.
5-Do. West side. FREp, 4, TALLMApGE. Wig.
6-Do. up town. pdriG 5. Jackson, Loco.
West. S Rock .WrLliAM NILSSON Whis gain.
s-putchess * Put. .CoRNELivs WARREN Wing, rep
9-orsnse * sullivan D. 4. ST. JOIN. Whgs.
l2-Rcnsselser- GIDEON Q. REYNoLpS, We. &AR.
lS-.Nbany .....-...-Jp john !. SLINGERlASp, do. do
ll-Wssh. n Essex,- ORLANDO u. hEILoGG, Wing
l6-Sarsioea, &C.. HuGH WluzE, Wig reelected.
l.-Hsrk: Monts George Petris, bunker and Wing.
N-onei6s, Timothy jenkins, Tariff bunker
2l-o'sceo and Scho. .EBESEzER RLAKEIEY, Whs. rep.
.S-Osweso & Msd -WILLIAN DuER, Wing gain
A-onondass. ....... DANIrr Corr, Wing gain
sS-Cayuss n Ccrt.. HANNAH 5, CcNGER Viii, gain.
Se-Caemung Sc WV. LAWRENCE Whis prob gain
"5-Wsyne & Sencca. JOHN N. HclLsr, Wig
se-Nonroc. ElltS +. HOMES, Wing rceleci
el-ontsrio & Liv... .RosERr L. RoSE, Wing,
S-Allcssny 4 Stcu, DAVID RrHisyY Mig prob gain.
Sl-Caaut 4 Colt. -DrpixY MARvIN VIII:
,s-Erie. ....-...... NATHAN X HALL, Whis
>S-Genesee &Wyom HAKvEr fvrNAM. Wing.
St--oyleSns & Mag WASHINGTON Hum. Wing reel
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ALBANY, Nov =. T. NJ
The excitement and enthusiasm here on the part
OF the Wings, is intense The whole city is one
dense mass OF smoke and glare of fame with the
bonires while every street is light as day from the
numerous Nominations. The Wings are in an ex.
tacy of Joy aud are now busy preparing for grand
salute OF one huad,ed guns in honor Of their vcto-
ny, in the election OF John Young, who is conceded
on al! hands to be elected by from sEvES THovs
AND to TEN THOUSAND majority There is nothing
else OF interest to telegraph, every thing being
merged into the election results.
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additional Rep0rts.

Htyas has give joins NJ. HoLLEY Wing Con
gress, 800 maj. He is pretty surely elected.
OaoDiaso Co, Wing Congress to 400 maj All
the Wing ticket probably in but Sheriff and Treas
urer.
WILLIAM DukR, Wing, is believed to be elected
to Congress from Osweco and Madison
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

HARTFORD. Conn. Nov. 4;h-a o'clock P "
Wing State Convention assembled AZ Hartford
at 10 o'clock
Hoa- ". W. BoARDAAs. President.
Judge BIssELL was nominated for Governor
C.J McCuKpr Lieut.. Governoy-vot. IA Gu. 81
ga. subsequently ansninoss.
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Morris COUNTY, MgsOHAM, N. J. Oct 70, 1915.
DE-. SETH w FowLE-Dtdr S,r. This may certify lhs!
am about seYenyye years Of age born and have a.
ways resided in this In October 1915, TOOK cold.
and for six months afflicted with the influenza, and
the worst cough have experienced during my whos
life Myself friends, had strong doubts my re-
covering go, bottle Of schencks syrup, done ne no
good then applied physician, who prescribed io'
several times but did Al last, my pays
clan advised take Dr. Wstars Celebrated BsIss Of
Wd Cherry, which has performed many remsrksbls
did 49, and believe that saved my life my cough
left entirely, when had taken single boule. an
enjoying good health. II ever again have .iuii,'
att4ch any Of my family shs! Immediately fesoh:o
DR. Wistsrs Bssam VI Wild Cherry. The physician who
recommended this BasslH me, induced 10 do %
from his personal observation and experience in ustns
it. One very strong Of cure Of young occuta
in this immediate vicinity Of which Dr.. Holman In9rast
EPHRA1N SANDERS.
,Nohe genuine unless signed |. BUTTS the wrspps,
Sold BY A g. D. SANDS, 100 Fulton.,. corner Of VIZ
liam, New York. r33 5000
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v.,r, ~, Frrrss OF Yesterday.
From our Extras OF Yesterday
The State is Wing.
John Young is Elected Governor.
PROBABLY a WIG LEGISLATURE AND
CONGRESSIONAL DELEGATION.
BIZ EXPRESS AND BY TELEGRAPHiC CoMMUNI
CATION TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

INsLe : q good timc com,ag. RoY.
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Wing majority i34 Clsy's majority :9i- Gain, lao
Old Somerset-Whig majority for Van Dyke for
Congress, 3l2. Wing gain l0t-
How are you Bobby Walker
gIFo IS James X. Polk Yours, H.
z S-old Morris is o. X. Huzza for Henry
Clay Wing majority iO4
IEA Congressional D,str'ct
Middle.ex ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ ma
somerset. -.-.--..-.-..-- JI1
Morris ....----.-.-....---...-.. iOi
Total. ...................l 1853 whs MAJ
Whewr Isn't that tall talk
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CASSIDY. Loco.

majority.
Pcssaic CO. all Wing but Sheriff Es>er, Hnd
son, .uddieser, Somerset and Morris Counties
Wing throughout except the Sheriff Of Passaic.-
BERGEN Loco entire
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vA Dia,ie.

The County is pretty surely Wing NEWELL
elected by large majority, no doubt
Truly yours
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BUsiae.= CcCrespoudsacs
Sote 10 Suuua man 10 MATT al sArisbt
As-oE HcrSx, Nov. 1. 1915.
DEAk GREELEY:
IS enclosed LEVI D. Slam
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MONMOUTH co. WHO /.

FREEHOLD, n J. Wednesday NJ
H GREELEY Below | give all the returns we
have up tc this date said be official No doubt cor.
root Newell ~ Combs /.
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RAILROAD ACcipENT-DErESrtoN Oh THE
WESTERN MAILS The train Of cars from Cumberland
due here on Monday evening o'clock, did NOT srrys
until yesterday afternoon about hsltpast o'clock !.
left Cumberland at the usual hour and after proceeding
rs tar as Dough Gulley Tunnel encountered aland slide
which threw the engine and two cars on tho track
causing detention of between five and sN hours. After
removing tina, obstruction it proceeded on IS sr as n.
Opequan bridge when it found that the reshet ed
washed out the ,resselmcs and WAS deemed Pruden;
make exchange OF passenger. with the usin nom
Baltimore, which the opposite side
The train then proceeded on to Balnmoebeln obliged
TO travel very slowly III consequence OF land slides
washed culverts, drifts. &c. and had arrived Mt Wood
bine about 3S miles from Baltimore, when It suddenly
CAME III collision with the train for Frederick tbs
engine III. downward train being forced through tbs
baggage car which slmos, entirely destroyed Both
OF the engines badly broken but we are hsppy 10
add that no person WAS injured. This accident would
have been avoided hsd the conductor OF the extra Fred
erick train obcyed the explicit orders OF the Company
which required him account 10 pass beyond Eli
COTS Mills until the downward train had arrived at thai
point or been heard from But the train being delayed
SO long he persuaded by the supervisor OF the road
to proceed onward thus causing the collision. We IN
derstand that the parties concerned III this violation OF
orders promptly removed from their situations By
the President OF the Company.
The Western Mail Agent informs us that the rains
along the line the railroad had been very heavy and
that the streams were much swollen
The train from Cumberland due here yesterday eve
nip- had not arrived at r late hour last night
Baltimore Amer NsSH
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MurrNY Of BOARD BARK PcNS.-rhe bark Pon.,
Capt. Chcyuov, arrived OIL Newcastle yesterday morn
Ing in forty four days from Malaga and Gibraltar
A letter from the Captain dated yesterday forenoon
that the bark then above New Castle the en-
nro crew state OF mutny and having control Of To:
vessel, and he prisoner by their authority
Assistance dispatched to Captain {. last night
upon receipt OF the intelligence by MI Edwprd Mile.
owner OF III Pons
The mate of the vessel up to the city By the
steamboat Express in the afternoon for the purpose OF
making OF the facts the part OF the crew
before the Mayor His honor however, referred him to
the United states Marshal the proper officer to take
his deposition As the captain will also be- IN the city
this morning the statements OF both parties will re
heard.
carried Monovia with eight hundred Africans
Philadelphia Ledger. ith.
70 Steamship Great Western, from New York
5th ult tor Liverpool passed l7th at night lat IL.
Ion 30 by the Eliza Warwick, at Boston Tuesday.
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We have no; yet heard Of recl Loco. Fo,
GO Congressman elected shove this City.
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vvEsTCHEsTkR co.
G-n
1874
WEDNESDAY. Nov. I'll ?. N.

soMERs. Wcstchester Go. Nov. 4,h, 1916
DEAR GREELEY Wcstchestcr is Wing Lock
wood Wing County Clerk is elected by over 800
majority Bates, Wing Sheriff by about 200 ma.
iority Beers und Underhill, Wing Asscmbymen
by abou, loo majority. Nelson, Wing Congress
man. has over 200 majority Young's majority is
probably not over 100
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Yours truly IN haste,
ROCkLAND co.

Clarks,own e5 mai for Nelson, Wing Congress
This town gave in IL Clay 80, Polk $50 Folks
majority ~ Rather gain
Report that Rockland Co. has given Nelson
majority aud elected him
Ramapo has given mai for Young 10 for Mel
son. Wing Congressman.
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AIRANY. Wednesday-n ?. NJ


Nounc's majority in Cayuca. 5s9 Senator about
600 Cobbs. Wing Clerk, majority about zoo Our
candidate for Congress elected-slso ]. NJ Holley
OF the Wayne Congressional District Erie it seems
gives tat i459 for Young; Niagara gives Young 49,
Genesee Youngs majority is 1900; Onondasa
Young $50, Wing Clerk. Loco,Foco Sheriff and a
majority OF the balance Of the ticket Wing Os
weso small majority fer Wright and 800 for Duer
Rumsey, the Wing candidate for Congress in the
Soth District soesin,p Aleshany with 200 majority
and the Wings have elected their Sheriff Yates
600 for Wright, Wings have elected their Sheriff
and Clerk, rest oi the ticke, Loco Foo; Steuben
Wrishs's ma osi,y cannot exceed 500. Duer of Os-
weso, Wing. is elected 10 Congress. Got,, Wig
IS elected :rum the eth. II 5 Conscr, Wing is
elected from the 18th District. Ramsey, Wing IS
elected in the 3pth Saratoga Wig Sheriff. As
sembly elo Governor 500 Warren is 800 Loco.
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ISAAC KELLOGG. y. Hartford Cenn
HENRY l. B. LEWIS. - Walkcrst- \. York.
JOHN B. KELLOGG. = WaIker.st " York.
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CITY
s.0- 2i.1I
Vote for CIerk-l Nearls CempLe.s.l

Majority for Wright 100. Do for Gardner 81
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PoLIcE.-Henry Allen Was arrested for attempt
ing 10 vote Illegal. He convicted in the Court OF
Sessions on the Sd OF August and sent the Penntsry
Accused stated that he discharged from the Pen
Tertiary, but by whom ne did know. he brought
across the river in boat With others conducted 10
house in the Ninth Ward where ne supplied with
crackers cheese and brandy and offered lodging the
night which latter profer ne declined accept but
made MS way 10 the sixth Ward Station House
and slept herewas detected the Polls as above stat
ed where be represented hmseli as seaiaring man
Just returned from Mexico M John Conger carver Of
No. y Marion haying heard MIN make certain adrnis
sons relative 70 MIA real position Ms being convict
followed nun 10 the sixth aud there mad hin
rested and taken before Justice Roome where he made
in confession and was committed TO The
dead body Of male infant found in Eighthst ap
parenty having been Stranded directly after birth
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PH.LAprLralA. Sc Nov.-s y.

PHtLApEIYaIA ith Nov.-s r ~
The Southern and Western Mails convey no in
senisence OF Importance Salem County, New.
Jersey. gives Wing majority OF l73 Cumberland
&c, do ;si Mr.. Hampton. Whis candidate for
Congress in tia, District is elected BY 4oC majority
Weather still cloudy
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DRowSED.-Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock
Thomas Wallis lseamsnJ native OF Hamburg attached
TO the snip Aoll for Narseies while lying anchor in
the North river tell from Tho main rigging overheard and
was drowned
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The New WoRLD.-Ths splendid ship is TO
leave New-York on the tn for Liverpool We learn
tina, she has only one vacant berth
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~ There is positively nothing but election at
fairs TO be written about talked sboutsnd the best
way is to have it all cut and over. The Locos
appear to be very sorry but there sort of twinkle in
the corner othe eye which TO say that they don't
teeI so rerY bad after all.
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FROM HAyASA-The Galc-Wc have been ia
vored. says the Baltimore Sun with the following
extract OF letter from Il passenger on the bark
Mudara from New York to Havana, addressed to
friend IN Baltimore
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-05

GREGORY. Wig.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-02-10
PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE, Gettysburg
Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania.
Faculty. AND Instructors.
Rev. G. P. KRAUTH, d. D., President and Pro-
fessor Of Moral Science
Rev. III. s. BAUGiIER, A. NJ, Professor of Greek
and Rhetoric
Rev. M. JAcoBs, A. NJ, Professor Of Natural Phi
losophy, Chemistry, sc.
Rev. w. M. REYNOLDS, A. NJ, Professor of Latin,
Mental Philosophy, SC.
M. L. SroEvER, A. M, Professor Of History and
Principal Of Preparatory Department.
Rev. G. A. HAY, A. NJ, Professor of German
Language and Literature.
Herman HAUPT, A. M, Professor Of Mathematics.
VIM HENRY HARRisoN, A. b., Assistant Professor
. of Languages.
DAWN GILBERT, M: D., Lecturer on Anatomy and
I Physiology.
Rev. J. 9. MoRRis, D. Dj Lecturer on Zoology.
WIN. ALBAUGH, A: NJ, Tutor and Teacher in Pre-
paratory Department
H. r. GErGnR, Teacher Of Writing.
The course Of studies In Pennsylvania College
is as extensive and substantial as that of any In
stitution in the country The Preparatory De-
parment provides for instruction in all the branches
of thorough English business education, In addi-
ton to the Elements Of the Mathematics and Clas-
sical Literature. The College course is arranged
in the four classes usual in the institutions of this
country.
The government of the students is energetic
as their circumstances seem to require. hey at
tend at least two recitatons day, and the Faculty
contemplate increasing them to three, Church and
Bible Glass on the Sabbath, and are visited Id
their rooms so frequently as to preclude the dan
ger of any great irregularities. 1t is believed fo
institution in the United States has more exem-
plary young men in connexion with it. They are
all required to lodge in the College edi6ce, special
cases excepted.
The annual expenses are-@for board tuition and
room rent during the winter session S6f 81 I-2 for
the simmersession, $41 81 l-2 washing, SO, wood,
SO OO Total expense, S1I6 rs. Boarding can be
had in town at $l 25 per week.
There are two vacations in the year. commence
ing on the third Thursdays of April and Septem-
ber; each of five weeks continuance.
The summer session will commence on ThursS
day, the 22d of May The annual commencement
takes place on the third Thursday in September.
The Trustees have recently rnadc Various arr
fangendents which will increase the efficiency Of
the Institution. They have increased the number
OF Professors and provided for the most ample in
sruction of the students.
Professor Baugher and Haupt are prepared "a
board boys and to exercise special supervision
over their studies and department and Parents who
may perfcr placing their sons under their care,
will be secure in regard to their proper manage
ment, under arrangements such as pertain to the
family circle. s@
Gettysburg, ,addnts Co., Pa., Mary 3, lsas. nov 6-a