The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1837-10-03

TINE SESSION OF THE MEDlIAE DEfhRi
i MEN-r Of this Institution. viii commence on ne
last Monday Of October and continue until the last
day Of February X.
THE FACULTY or PHysIc ARE.
II. Wins bailey, NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and
Pnysiology.
HExRY HowARp, VI D. Professor Of Obstetrics. and Of
the Diseases Of Woncn and Children.
MicHAEL A. FINLEY, NJ D.. Professor Of Pathology,
and Of the Practice Of Medicine.
RoBEKr f. DoRsEY. NJ D., Professor Of Maiera Me-
dica, Therapeutics Hygiene, and Medical JursPra.
dence. ...'
and Pharmacy.
JoHs FREDERICK May, NJ D., Professor Of the Pm
ciples and Practice Of Surgery. IT,
ELLIS HUoHEs, NJ, D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
In making this annual announcement the Trustees re-
speetfuIly state that in addition Medical Faculty Of
yrear ability having high claims public confidence and
Department Of the University Of Maryland
offers other and peculiar advantages 70 Students for the
acquisition OF Medical knowledge Placed IN the most
favorable climate for attending to dIssectons and pos
sessing comodious for that purpose the UNIVERSE
y OF Maryland commands uneqlaled supply OF Mate
rial for the OF the study Of Practical Anaiop
SUCH indeed the abundance OF Subjects, tina, tho l..
essor OF Surgery will afford The Students opportunity
Of performing a<msetres under his direction, eOy Sg'-
eaI operations great practical advantage not heretofore
furnished, in any Of our Medical Schools
This University has also Anatomical Museum,
founded the extensive collection Of the celebrated Al
len Burns which became its property by purchase, al
great expense and 10 this collection additions
have been annually made and, OF late many very valu
able preparations have been procured from rance and
itayshieh together afford ample TO make great
variety Of illustrations Of healthy and diseased structure
The Baltimore nfrnary, long and favorably known
an excellent school q prctiee connected with The Ne
the practical calculation OF the principles taught by the
Professors Of the Practice of Medicine and Of Surgery
who, besides their regular lectures will npan Clinical
instruction. al the lnfmaTy, al stated periods, IN each
week during the Session. .I
The Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus Of this
University is Of great extent and value, much Of having
been selected Europe by the late distinguished Pro
fessof DE Butts. And 10 Laboratory, provided with
every thing necessary for Course Of Chemical nstruc
on united the and varied articles required
illustrate the lectures Pharmacy and Maeria Me-
dica- H..
Neither expense care has been spared TO for
the University OF Maryland the facilities necessary for
the acquisition Of a thorough Medical Education
THE EXPENSES ARE:
THE FIRST COURSE.
For attending the Lectures Of six Professors,
For attending the Dissector and Demonstration, 8
/ For attending Clinical Lectures and instruc-
ton AT the Infrmary,
slos
THE SECOND COURSE.
For attendance on the Lectures Of six Profess
sors, 800
Graduation and Diploma, 20
$40
The whole being only 2l3 dollars. ,.@
But Students who have attended one course Of Lee
another respectable Medical School, may gradu
here after they have attended full this
UnIvcrsy-wherc the course OF instruction Is com
pete that OF any other Medical School-each Profess
being in this Institution required 10 lecture every
day-and where, from the facility with which SUB
JECTS procured Dissectons be prosecuted with
and at less EXPENSE than at any other place
here too, good boarding be engaged, cheap
terms in any other Atlantic City.
THE OFFICERS ARE, ... IL"
His E1ceency Thomas w. Weary Governor of Ma
ryand, President Of the Board Of Trustees.
The Hon. Roger B. fancy Provost
THE BOARD or TRUSTEES.
Nathaniel Williams, William Gwynn,
Vice President. Dr. Hanson Penn,
John Nelson, James VIM McCuoh,
Solomon Etting, Henry V. Someryle,
Isaac McKim, Dr. Samuel McCulloh,
DR.. Dennis Claude, and
James Cox John G. Chapman.
.... By order,
Lid. JOSEPH b WILLIAMS, Secretary
Baltimore, 26th August, 1897. twtlN5