New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-19
SCHOOLS.
TROY FEMALE SEMINARY.


healthy and reurei. Although within City, lie grounds
arc sopuy 'psees 20 Z ~ ns. ~ o.,
res high has before vei Of smelly ysTiesaied ,rees.
as'eny arranged IN groups with Sewers and shrubs IN
the open for exercise IN the air vel ncosed
on The north BY the main building and the ives, by
smaller one. which Is devoted 10 The teaching and pfsece
Of Music and painting oil and water eoors, and 10 such
exercises interfere with the quiet order Of the study and
class An apartment thy feet square il In
the main building for Instruction grace Of Department, and
IN dancingwhchi mosiy prsciced Ia ~iaisr evenings
This l. used FOR daily exercise IN Tad weather and fur.
rished with such gymnssic apparatus 10 useful Ia pro-
noting physical health and symmetry.
The advantages u this institution the result of the &C.
eumuaied facilities Of the thirty Eve Of It's onward
The school year consists Of ~ weeks divided into two
terms OF p weeks eschihe one commencing on he ,hrd
Wednesday ofSepienber the other the thid Wednesday
Of February the close Of which there IL vacation OF
eight weeks.
connected with H. such room-reni washing fael. hight
Sc 500 per An additional charge u msdv for Mu.
sc AMI the other ornamental branches Of Tensile education
WHERE FIXED SUN Il PREFERRED, $50 PER ,SsUN t$5o
PAYABLE At TIE COMMENCEMENT OF EACH rrssl WILL sE
sEcEEo AND Fos n THE PUPIL ENTITLED TO All TIE .p
Pupils entering any period OF the required to
This Institution sfords facilities for thorough course Of
useful and ornamental education The Principals
sisted by eighteen Professors and Teachers.
ltis furnished with valuable Library and extensive Phi
Osophicsl Apparatus, well selected Cabinet Of Minerals
sud Shells, Maps Charts, Globes Models. snd choice col
Every facility i sOrded for the thorough study Of the
French Language. The French Teachers reside IN The
family md adapt their system " instruction 10 the use Of
the language IN conversation.
Extensive courses Of Lectures annually delivered By
Professors on Chemistry. Nsmrsl Philosophy. Geology
Botany. Astronomy. Eiocunon and History.
Pupils from distance received into the family Of the
Principals and regarded with parental wstchfuness, the
vglan attention being given TO their health and the
cultivation Of heir morals and manners They occupy pr
vae rooms-two in eschhe rooms Of the hf,een female
teachers rnd that Of experienced nurse being among
those Of the young aides.
Circulars containing more particular information may be
.ua ri
and Sarah L. Willard, Troy N Y sul1 2weod'
ECLECTIC MEDICAL INSTITUTE OF GIN
LCINNArl--CfRCUL 1R.-The next Fall and Winter
Course Of Lectures In this Institution commences on the nrs
Monday In November end continues four months. which
immediately succeeded by the Spring and Summer Course
which also continues four months grstuous, Psemin-
and continue one month
L. Hill, NJ ID Anacmy and Operate surgery Tlckettlo
j. R Buchanan N D. Institutes OF Medicine, Physiology
sud Medical jurisprudence. ..............: 10
L L. Jones, M D. Msteria Medies, Therapeutics and -
T Y. Morrow. MD Pathology, Theory sud Practice Of
A II Bsldridge. MD otstetrics and the Diseases Of
Women and children 10
James II. oliver, MD Chemistry and Pharmacy go. 10
W. Beach, D. Emeritus Prof of Clinical Medicine
Z Freeman. N D Demopstraor Of Anatomy
Marculaton Ticket, 50 For use Of Library, - Gradu
alton Fee $40. Demonstrators Feee s5-opuonaL
Any student by paying 800 10 advance, VIII secure The
right 10 attend as many necessary for the
completion Of his studies graduation aud marculaon fees
This nsuluon wss chartered by the Legislature Of Ohio
in 8 and under the control OF efficient Boa'd OF us
who, In conjunction with the Faculty have full powers
all the Degrees that conferred by any Medical
College n the United States
lis Glasses have numbered as follows. In 1880, 81 In
1861 III in lsi7s 20 being now the leading Medical
All the departments OF Medical Science thoroughly
taught by Lectures and OF regular critical lnefro-
cations in rotation. by each Professor daily embracing
everything of value that aug Old Schools accord
ing TO their standard authorities as well as the Reformed
les in the Maers Medca and In the various modes Of led
caon which experience has demonstrated TO be useful and
important These doctrines and methods OF practice pre-
much Of what's novel and peculiar as 10 give arew
aspect TO the science of Medicine and to qualify the pro
toner with many diseases which often bsfe
the OF Medicine Not only does the course OF IN
.ucUn present the results Of the original investigations
and discoveries OF the Faculty Of this College IN the Theory
and Practice OF Medicine Materia Medcs Surgery and
Physiology Il also embraces their selection from all vaua
bic In short the Of instruction and pracc-
In Inc Institute il what its name indcates-EcLEcTic Sc
ecng from and every such remedies and modes
Of practice renee shall have shown To be worthy oil
Adnnfon being in That selection governed by the gea
leading principle In Ececicsm OF using only those medi
cines and which not ishle under the
ordinary circumstances Of their udicou application TO pro
duce Injurious effects on the constitution OF the patient
which principle excludes the preparations Of Mercury, An
mony and Arsenic well rs general depletion by the
lancet and many other dseterous agencies no" IN eom
mon use. 80
be given daily Interesting Of disease VIII frequent
y be exhibited 10 the class and students will be occasional
~ exercised in clinical examination aud prescription, and
have the privilege OF frequently witnessing interesting aho
important surgical operations. -
The theory and practice Of Homeopathy and also OF Hy
dropahy will be discussed by the professors Of the Theory
| and Practice and Of the Institutes.
Candidates for the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine must have
attained the age Of wentyone years and In addition 10 the
preliminary sudy attended ~ courses of lectures on each
Of the departments Of in this some legally ncor-
pOraed Medical School, the last Of which shall be In this
and shall be competent sustain thorough examination
before the Faculty Four years reputable practice and an
attendance full Of this Institute also enuues
| the student TO become a candidate for graduation.
One student from each Judicial District In the State OF O1o
will be educated grstousy ishe duty of the President
Judge Of the District desig poor but merorious
Young gentleman for this situation, who Will be admitted
free and charged only for the ticket OF mancuston which
Is three dollars
Students are recommended furnish themselves with one
or more Of the following books Wisar, Homer Wilson
on Anatomy Oliver Edwards or Dungison on Physiology
Beach, Ebee Wood the Theory and Practice Of Med
icine Turner Chemistry Meigs on Midwifery. Beach
Ebere and the United States Dspensary, etc on hstena
Medics and Cooper and Gibson on Surgery, A. well az
other standard works.
Good board may had for dollars two dollars and
fry cents per week.
Students arriving the city will please call at the reel
dence of the Undersigned first door west OF tho Methodist
Chapel on Ninhs Those desiring farther Information will
~ "'' T " MORROW, MD
aug 2aw2w Dean OF the Faculty
MECHANICS SOCIETY sCHOOL.-This
lvI Institution situated AZ Broadway and extending
through 10 Crosby-st will be re0pened MONDAY the