Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1846-12-10
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STATE OF VERMONT
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE
AT RUTLAND. VERMONT.

The Winter of Lectures Mt this Institution com
mcnccs the second Tuesday The sth, of December and
continues four months, which Will be followed b! the
Spring and Summer course, also o' tour months.
FACU lily.
A, ESSEN, NJ D., Ohio, Chemistry MGIertd Hedcd and
b. l.. HILL, NJ. D., Ohio, AnatOmy, Operative Se,sdy&
Physiology.
G. y HILL ". D., Ohio, Therapeutics Pharmacy, and
R. Il. ruRALL, Esq, Medeai ' Jnri,d,sito ;,'''
J. Is. lllBBARD, NJ D., VI. Pathology, Theory and
| Practice Of MeiicRe and Obstetrics,
MairculLtion fee 80. Terms Tor course S25.
i rIhe Faculty pledge themselves to confer LEGAL d.
dREGs to their Students when properly qualified
large and CommOdious Lecture Room with suitSlie
Rooms tor Dssectng. stud ying SC &C., have been prop
rry arranged and fitted up in the second building north
Of the Court House. Good Board in public houses AID
private families, can be obtained from 80 to 81 Fer
| week.
This Institution will he organized on the day of tho
lSrRuDUCroRY LECruRE-tle 9Th DcC.-by thu uppoiul-
ment Of President Vice President Secretary and Treas.
utcr, and an efficient Board of Trustees. The course of
instruction Will be fW and complete In each of tue do
parmenls embracing every thing of much value known
aud taught in the ON MEDICAL COLLEGEs MS well AZ
the REroaMED and Botanical Schools of Medlcne There
will be six or seven Lectures daily with rs many cSam
nations Interesting OF disease will frequently be
exhibited to the class mud students Will be exercised in
cncle examination aud prescription which is peculiar
rhe u,eges Of The Eclectic schools. Homeopathy and
Hydropaihy will receive due attention, adin iHCt al
theories and parts Of systems in vogue viii be tv-
amned the full understanding of the STUDENT that ho
may have la chance TO select from each what Is consist
tent with science and philosophy to practice the healing
Student. recommended TO furnish one or more of the
following text books: Wstar and lorner or Wilson on
Anatomy Magcndic, Bronsss or Rcherand on physiuog
EeaC and Ebcrle the Theory md Practice OF Medicine;
Turner on Chemistry; Mcgs on Midwifery; Beach, Eberle
and United States Dispensury etc., Mutera Medlca
ana Cooper ana Gibson on surgery, as well as other stan
dard works.
Candidates for the degree of Doctor Of Medicine must
have attained the age o y years; and addition to tho
preliminary y,ucnded Two ofectucs each
Of the departments of the science in this legally
Incorporated Medical S>hool, the last OF which shall he
this, and shall lie competent to sustain thorough exam
nation before the Faculty Four Years reputable practice
and attendance Of full OF this institute, also
entities the student TO becomea candinaie for gladuu
ton
We wish TO have ii distinctly understood by the public
nj large that this Institute In the theory and arplica-
on orcmeila agents 10 the human system, is identified
with Ohio Eclectic Medical Institute, in the Ironulgs-
ton OF Eclectic prnc pies snntiyey and in fact we ass
for stronger reference our Almmater, built IN
the claims we 50 strongly urge intelligent puLr to-
give fair and candid trial, prove that we have in-
pravenents to give the world that cannot be obtnmel at
Castleon or Woodstock, where particular laeory ~
taught TO the entire exclusion cf liberal and enlarerf
system that science would dictate rs the only true course
On all preliminary studies pledge TO give the WHOLE
aud in practice we will give all the theories and prnc
tice of tie day, to their fullest extent Ill at nnr students
may practice on ANY system. We claim to be The only
class Of physicians who 90 through all theories and iraa
menis of systems aed we stand ready TO prove H. no,
only IN SCIENTIFIC iheor; but in practice in the care Of
hundreds OF cases given up by the old school theory Us
ncnrale
We would say to the student Of Medicine who nov
proposes To embark In the profession that there is every
10 adopt the principles Of the Eclectic School
lot only for principles sake, but To satisfy the ma ory
" the people, who are loudly calling for scientific pracl
oners in every town and neighborhood. There is mo-,
own but what hW ReIormer would vet one half tAe
'slness to say the least nnd while perhaps halls dozen
,entecI noSon mongers were starving to Death bewanH
'e remdying the ills caused by the DOCTORS and diseases
when i'esh ~ properly heirt TO- pdd at the sane time
aging ~ M honest sum for old age Almost sgery town
me sae has lrom two 10 six doctors OF the Acputh
Schoollwre as man! as is needed To produce discusses
nlo uneS as many rs the public waRi;-aad they ure
perHe' noaH 10 lhe prblic aceouai Vt the manner
hoy Ske 10 OBTAIN hVsines by inpositoas of every de-
cfipion' we viii guarantee to ANY capable, honest,
c..nu heuImer and indencndcnt man, n business the
" yor nl lfac' zoe, from $3.50 $1,000 in any princ
III Town IN Nc'mon and from the fact that the ue pc
perfectly assased with the dructitioners they have
{ the Allopathlc school wy