Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-03
WOOD!
Wanted at This office in.n,e-
diately. None will be taken
impairment for the Age unless
it is drawn by Tuesday, next,
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE
AT RUTLAND, VERMONT

The Winter course Lectures nj This Institution com
mcncCs the second Tuesday, the 9Th Gg December, unt
continues four months, which will be followed by The
! Spring and Summer course, also of four months.
| FAC u LTY.
A. ESSEN, NJ. D., Ohio, chemistry, Materia Medica ana
Boidny.
b. l.. IIILL, NJ. d. Ohio, Anatomy, Operatirr Scrgrfy
Wysioi0gy.
G. s. NIL, NJ D., Ohio, Therapeutics, PhaTmocy, ana
institutes Of Mcdicne.
n. THRALI, Esq, vr.Mcdica Jurisa,ctjon.
| J.B HIBBARD, NJ. D., W., PDtV0ihgy TheOry and
Practicc ot Mcdicine amt ObStcrics.
MulriculltiOn fee SO. Terms tor course G2j.
1TThc Faculty pledge themselves to confer Legal De.
GREEs to their students when properly qualified
| large and COmmOdou| Lecture Room with suitable
Rooms tor DisSecns Studynn, &c, &C., have been prop
cry arranged and fitted up IN the second building north
Of the Court House, Good Bourd in puddle houses aud
private families, can be obtained from $ 80 to 81 per
week.
This Institution will be organized on the day Of the
INrRODuCTuRY IECTuRE-thu 9Th Dec.-hy the appoint.
men of President Vice President, Secretary and 1rGs.
urcr and IN efficient Board Of Trustees. The
SrIcnOn VIII be iuU ant cOApiete IN each OF the de-
parImcnls embracing every thing Of much value known
and taught in The OLp MEDICAL COLLLGEs, NJ well as
the REFORMED, aud Botanical Schools of Medicine There
will he six seven Lectures daily with many exami.
nations Interesting cases of disease will frequently he
exhibited to the class, and students will he exercised in
clmcIo examination and precrpton. which is peculiar to
Thc uiugcs Of the Eclectic Schools. Homeopathy and
lily drOputhy will receive due attention, and in fact all
theories and parts OF systems now in vogue VIII be cX-
amncd to The full understanding of the STUDENT that he
may have fair chance to select from each what is consist
tent with science and philosophy to practice h hCnlng
art.
Students recommended furnish one more Of the
following text books Wstar and Iorner Wilson
Anatomy Magcndc, Br0usSiS or RChcrund Physiology;
EcaCh and Ebcre the Theory and Practice Of Medicine;
Turner on Chemistry; McGS on Midwifery Beach, Ebere
and United states DhpCnsury ETC., Materia Medcu
and Cooper and Gibson on Surgery well AS olh1r stan
dard works.
Candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medicine must
have attained the age of q years. and In addition to the
Of the departments oItr science in This legally
Incorporated Medical School, the last of which shall he
this, and shall be competent sustain u though exani-
nation before the Faculty FoGr years reputable practice
and attendance of one fall tourcc of this institute, also
entities the student to bec0meu CaDdDatc for sradua-
ton
We wish to have it distinctly understood ly the public
ut large lhn this Institute, in the theory and nppca-
tiOn Of rCmedia ugenN To the human stem, is identified
with Ohio Eclectic Medical Institute. in the promulsa.
ton 0i Eclectic principles sntYelyi and in fct we ask
for stronger reference our AmmHter, 10 build mp
HE Claims we 20 strongly urge Tor an intelligent public to
give M fair and candid trial, prove that we have i'm
pravcments give the world that cannot be obtained at
CnstlctOn Woodstock, where particular theOry is
taught 10 the entire exclusion ri liberal and enlarged
system that science would dclHeas the only true course.
On all preliminary studies pledge to give the WHOLE,
and in practice will give all the theories and prac-
tice Of tie day, 10 their fullest extent that students
may practice on ANY system. We claim to he the only
class Of physicians who 90 through all theories aud rg.
mens Of )! stems, acd we stand ready To prove ill., not
ouly in scientific thcor hut in practice in the of
hurdTais OF cases given up by the old school theory
mCurHbie.
We wand say to the student Of Medicine who now
proposes to embark In The profession that there is every
nduccmcnt to adopt the principles Of the Eclectic Sctnnl
not only for principles sake, but 10 satisfy tie majority
of the people, who are loudly calling for scientific prac
tiancrS in every town and nrghhorhOod There is no
town but what hUe Retormcr would get one half the
business. the lctst and white perhaps half dozen
gentccl poison n1ngcrs Starving to Death he wOnd
rcncdyrg the ills caused By the DortorS and diseases
which flesh i. properly heir to-, and at the same time