Southern planter., 1832-05-05
OHIO REFORMED
MEDICAL COLLEGE.

the Reformed Medical Society Of the United States
that this institution has arisen from its own in
irinsic merits, Notwithstanding the opposition Of
illbera and interested physicians, TO an emlnence
which has exceeded the most sanguine expectatiops
Of its friends.
Animated by the Aourishing state Of this Col
lege, and feeling ardentdesre still further 10 dis
seminato the valuable system Of practice therein
taught, second schoolo ofthe same character as es-
tablished in December 1880, in the town Of Wor-
hiHgton, ,denominated erhe Ohio Reformed Medi-
cal College" This college was chartered by the
state as literary institution; and subsequently,
the board Of trustees adopted the above as the
medical branch Of their institution, where all the
various branches Of the healing art are taught on
the reformed system. A number ofyoong men
have here commenced their studies, aud numer-
Gus others have applied for admission. Iislocaliy
presents the greatest advantages 10 facilitate re-
searches in medical botany; the surrounding coun-
Try aboundng with great variety Of medical plants
and vegetable productions a'a.ra
Il situated near the centre Of the state, on the
Milestone river, 3 miles north Of Columbus, on the
northern turnpike, and is one Of TIE most healthy
and delightful villages in the western country.
The ground attached 10 the college contansevery
variety ofsoil for Botanical Garden The neces.
sity for an institution Of this kind under tho direc-
ton Of competent professors, must be strikngly ev-
idont to all who have reflected on tho subject of
medical reform. Here system Of practice is
taught, altogether superior to that taught in 9th
or schools, or pursued by other physicians; the
remedial agents being derived from the vegetable
kingdomi aa
The efficacy ofthispractice has been proved, for
more than half century, combining the improve.
ments Of the most distinguished reformers Of the
NJ ofhov lie l,al 4
so repeatedly demonstrated, as to satisfy the most
waverng and sceptcal. Il has been tested in eve
ry variety and form of disease; and its salutary
ELECTS witnessed where the mercurial or miner
alireatment has been pursued without any benof-
cial eec but to the great injury of the constitu-
ton. fas..
The benefits to be derived by an attendance az
ms institution wall, we etrust, be truly appreciated
by those who wish TO acquire a correct knowledge
Of ohealngart. Here the student will be taught
all the modern practice which is deemed necessa-
ry,In addition to the botanical and in consequence
Of his residing near the institution and pursuing
systematic course of studies, combining each of
he departments Of medicine, he may acquire
ofboth in short space of time, and at
very small expense in comparison TO that of other
medical institutions.
The regular fall and winter course Of lectures
this institution will commence on the first Mon
ay in October, and continuesix months or longer,
urng which time full course of flectures in ali |
he different departments of medical science will
Q delivered, with daily examinations, &c.-1st.
n Anatomy aud Physiology; Cd Materia Medica |
nd Pharmacy; Sd Theory and Practice Of Phys. |
and Surgery; 4th. Midwifery; 9th. Chemistry |
III. Theoretical and Practical Botany; 7th Med- |
al Jurisprudence, &c. &c The spring and sum
Ter course will be moro appropriated TO botany, |
lateria medica, comparative anatomy, and clinical |
ractce, &c
There being an infrmary connected with the
'ollcge, the students will have the benefit of C6n
,al Practice, by which the practical part Of nodi-
inc will be acquired with the theory.
or Every student on entering Worthinpton Col
ese, will become an honorary member Of the Re-
ormed Medical Society ofthe United States. from
ghom he will receive Diploma, and an Annual
report Of all thedoings and discoveries of its diff
erent mem bers, and be entitled to all its constu
lonal privileges and benefits.
There Will be no specified time 10 complete a
curse OF oistudies, but whenever student is qualified
pass an examination, he will re ceive diploma
REauIsrTIoNs FOR ADMISSION.
l, certificate of good moral character. 2. A
ood Moral Education
Terms The price Of qualifying persop ~
iaeuce ana access 10 all the ADVANTAGES of tho
institution, will be $3.50 in advance, and Slo5 at
no close oil his studies. Every adyantaue gver
nd some alowancemade for those In indigent
circumstances. Board may be had at Il per week.
no books at the western city prices.-Ibe pr;ce 5
! diploma, will be $40. >
Gc- Those wishing further informat;inl v;n .
lease address letter (posi pad) too Col. &. n !
Iswod' orihe undersigned, shall receive pronnnt
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mes snail receive as compensation,a Certificate on
ulng the bearer TO tuition gratis, or an eouiyolen, D
1hai sum Is 1907 in medicine, advice or a,,onJ, j
zee, iron US urauy of our Society. Thosf MN
,,hing II 20 times, TO half that conuenso,,;ou
nose s, who published The other Circular Of tbo ~
0 "Jora'ea Medical Cofiegc. bv discon,inn;n, :
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