Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1831-05-20
NEW YORK
Reformed Medical College.


Thc public respectfully informed that on Institu.
ton is established, and in successful operation, in tho
city of NowYork, Eldrdgs street. between Grand and
Broome, denominnted the " REFORMED MEDICAL
COLLEGE," under the jurisdiction Of the Reformed cd
cal Society OF the United States that this Institution
has arisen from its own intrinsic merits notwithstanding
tho opposition Of iberal and Interested Physicians TO an
cmnonco and celebrity which has exceeded the most san.
guine expectations Of its friends.
In this College, system Of practice is fought alto
goIher superior TO that taught In other Medical Schools,
or pursued BY other Physicians the remedial agents being
principally derived from the Vegetable kingdom. Isef
fcacy has been proved for III half century COM
binng the improvements of the mosi distinguished Med
cal ketormers OF this any ether age. II has tested
every variety and form of disease and its saataYy Of
fecs witnessed whore the mercura
had been pursued without the ent effect except gfoat
injury TO the constitution. Its superiority has been
repeatedly demonsFaod 10 satisfy the most wnvernR
and ucopticnl and il is chiefly owing 10 ihs success
that We are indebted for the elevated character and re-
Pulation ofour Reformed Medical Colleges. In short
tho system of practice teach like the Dore Column
stands simple, pure and mGese having fact for its basis
IHactfon for its pillar, and truth alone for its capital"
The necessity Of an Institution of this kind, undor the
direction of competent Professors, must be strkingy
evident to all who have reflected upon tho subject Of
Medical Reform Tho prevailing practice fPhyaic and
to the health and lives Of mankind. MERcuRI, tho L4H.
CIT, and the KNIFE, tho mesng chiefly relied
upon for the removal Of almost every disease nOento
the human body, notwhs andiDg their deeterious oocts
universally known and experienced
The benefits TO BIO derived by an attendance at this In
su,on will, trust, DO duly appreciated by those who
wish 10 acquire correct knowledge of the healing ART
ere the Student will be taught all She ordinary rouir Of
practice that 10 deemed necessary, addition the DO.
lanca and in consequence of his residing IN tho Ia.
sution and pursuing systematic Of study com.
bning each Of those departments, no may acquire a
knowledge of both in short space Of mo, and al vory
small expense, in comparison with that Of other MedCa
Colleges.
The following branches taught both on the old and
modern, or Reformed System, by lectures Rotations
and suitable text books.--
l. Anatomy and Physiology.
?. SIntcra Medica and Pharmacy.
?. Theory and Practice Of rhysc and Surgery
4. Midwifery
5. Theorcal and Practical Botany.
@, Chemistry.
I. Medical Jurisprudence &c.
Fhcro being an nfnnary connected with tho College.
me student will have tho benefit of Clinical Practice, by
hch the experimental, oEpraciica part Of medicine will
20 acquired with the theory.
There will be no specified timo 10 complete
Of study, but whenevera student qualified pass an
he will receive Diploma Some will re-
lulrc one year. others two years, complete
course Of studies,
Students will have opportunity of attending ths Nvr
FORK Hospital in addition to tho lahrmary, whore many
hundreds OF medical and sntgca daily exhibited
md Lectures delivered Operations performed, Sc. with
ho benefit Of an extensive medical library
For tho information Of some, wish that this
system ofPractiee has no counoxion with that dissem
lated by DR.. Samuel Thompson.
REQUIsITIoNS
Tito Qualifications for admission into the School will no
- a SuIuheale u good moral character. 9. A good
TERMS.
Tho price for qualifying person 10 PRACTICE including
'oatd and all the advantages of the Institution will be-
Il the reduced price Of $3.50, payable in advance or
sl5O in advance and $3.50 the time Of graduating
some allowance will be made for those in INDECENT cir
umS.Sneos Tho price Of Diploma will be ten dol.
Every student will be expected to supply himself with
od and bedding books, fuel &C., which may DO purchas
ID in this city at very small price.
We have the pleasure to announce that our School in
successful opei alton there having boon about thirty
aduaioS during the present spring and that thore Is an
penlng ana demand in every section of tho United
ates for those educated in its Principles and Practices
Those wishing further information, will please addr, Is
letter (post psid) to the undersigned.
Tho public arc cautioned against tho REPORTS and mis-
presentations of interested Physcans, who arc unac
TAINTED with tho System Of Practice and the Principles
which il is founded.
Students may enter the school at any period, but the
prng, or Fall, is preferable.
10 Editors who insert this Circular one year will be
1iitled 10 the Eratutiouf tuition of one Student
W. BEACH, NJ ID. PTineipaL
." Ponh Reformed .Vsdieui College, Nay 1881