Southern planter., 1832-04-21
ONO REFORMED
MEDICAL COLLEGE.


TIE public are res2eclfulty informed that an in
stulion IS established and in successful operation
in the city Of New York. denominaied "'The Re
formed Medical College," under the jurisdiction Of
the Reformed Medical Society Of the United States
that this institution has arisen from is own in
irinsc merits, Notwithstanding the opposition Of
illiberaiand interested physicians 10 an eminence
which has exceeded the most sanguine expectations
Of its friends.
Animated by the dourishing state Of this Col
ege and feeling an ardent desire still further 10 dis
seminaio the valuable system Of practice therein
taught second schoolofthe same character as es-
tablished in December 1890, in the town Of Wor-
hingfoH, ,denominnied "1'he Ohio Reformed Modi-
cal College" This college was chartered by tho
state as literary institution; and, subsequently,,
the board Of trustees adopted the above Is the
medical branch Of their institution where all the
various branches Of the healing ART are taught on
the reformed system. number Of young men
have here commenced their studies, aud numer-
Gus others have applied for admission. Ils locality
presents the greatest advantages to facilitate re-
searches p medical botany; the surrounding coun-
try oboundng with great variety ofmedical plants,
land vegetable productions
II Is situated near the centre ftho state, on the
he'stone river, miles north Of fColumbus, on tho
northern turnpike, and is ono Of tie most healthy
and delightful villages in the western country.
Inc ground attached 70 lhe college ccniainse every
variety olsoiIiora botanical Garden. The noces.
shy Tor an institution pfths kind under the direc.
ton Of competent professors, must be strkinqly ev
ident to al who have effected on the subject Of
medical reform. Here q system Of practice Is
'aught' qliogcther superior 10 that taught in 9TH
OF schools, or pursued by other physicians; the
kingdom. .sa'I -, - so'"S'e
Inc efficacy ofthspnctice has been moved. for
more than halfa century, combining The imnyove.
menss Of tho most distinguished reiormers of' ibe
present or any other age -Itssuperiority has been
20 repeatedly demonstrated as to satisfy the most
waverng and scepiical. II has been tcsted in eve.
y variety and form Of disease; and its salu.ary
effects witnessed where the mercurial or miner.
a. treatment has been pursued without any benea-
S,ul euec'' out 70 tho great injury ofthe cOnstp-
The benefits TO be derived by an at,endsrcs, =,
hls institution will, wo trust, Be Truly apUrecis,ed
y !hose who wish to acquire correct fnowledpo
NE healing ART Here the student will be taught
tn me modem practice which is deemed necessa.
y IN addition to the botanical, and in conseouenco
OF pc reading near ths institution and pur.,ino
sysiemape course Of studies, combining eUcb ~
inc departments Of medicine, he NAV scnnirr !.
knowledge ofboth in short space Of time, and a,
very small expense ia comparison 10 that az o,her
medical institutions. 1'7 y SS'-'N-'
!, 4 The reguls! hll spd winiss course Of lectures
~ MS institution VIII commence on The ;n.1 NJ |
day In October and continue sx mop,bs or lonno.
during which time full course oflecture. r. ali
.he ainerent depallm Of medical science ,s;II
30 delivered, with daily examinations. c-.-1s,
on Anatomy and Physiology, ed. Maiera Ai,.i;c. |
ana Pharmacy Sd Theory and Practice ~ ph,s
ic and SnTgeryi 4th. midwifery, 6th. Chem;s,s,
ON. Theoretical and Practical Botany: 7lL Medi' |
eai 1unaprudcnce, &c DC The spring and ann
me. course will be more appropriated 10 botany
na'e.la medca, comparative anatomy, and clinics
There being an in6rmary connected with the
~ sne students will have the benefit Of Gin
Che ,'l II ~ which the practical part Of medi-
VT Every student on entering worthinp,on Col
ras0I. IA oyoore an honorary member Of the Re
whom he will receive Diploma. and an A,nui nonI
report OF all thedoings and discoveries or ~ Az
e1ens mem bers, and be entitled to all ,s os,;,,'
lional privileges and benefits 30 'onsu'u- :
.neIe viii be no specified time 10 comnla,.
-o.l1s o. s'udes but whenever student i,nnaIisoS
= PosS an examination, he will re ceiye diplomn
REGULATIONS ron ADMISSION.
=. q cenincaiee at good moral character A
'ood MOfal Education '-' S"-''''i' q a O.
LsHAs The price Of qualifying rorso, -
saS.lce ana access 10 all the adysntadcs oc,Lo al
will be $3.50 in advance an3 s,ss - N n
y clo.e o. his studies. Every advantage g;ven y y
~ some allOwancemade for those h ;nd;cen, Y
'SSu,ul1.ances Board may be had al psr ,so
- yooHs ~, AZ the western city prices-1be nr;c5 oi
Diploma, will be $40. ne p'ice ~
W lnose wishing further inGorma6iD ,.;u &c
ss.e address letter (pOst pad) too Col q M W an
,a",; or'he undersigned, shall receive pro,n, n
THO. v. MORROW, p,e,+ ifl g
NoTE- Editorspublishing the above -
~ s'lai receive as compensationa cirtica,e sa
s, 'uo Dea[eI to tuition gratis, or an eouiyasn
- nas SUN $3.50 in medicine, advice ~ s,,a.J d
Ss, from Us o. any Of our Society rSas a''en1 -
n'ng Il 70 times, to half that co,,,o, Sso puo- Sr
'O5e VINO published the other Circusr ~ a. "a
I, 1.sIC'mea Medical College, by discor,in e -
\ enu inserting this, shall be entdsS y, He
,ge \, nereln SET forth and the time racOas ali
!. ,le commencement Of the former NS'.a He
ssnsnls, IN this Institution, render tbjs eI,.a per
a 'nolspensably necessary. '''' '''e'a' pen
T, v. MORROW gal
~ ne connection between this instn,o, "a c.a
~ oeng dissolved, all persons arc eoues,sd SS ~
NIamnm