Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
From the Western Christian Adrocdfe.
Indiana Central Medical College

We invite the Of our readers and especially
such interested in medical scence the
meut of the Central Medical College of Indiana. The
location is eligible Indianapolis is the metrOpo-
lis Of a state now numbering million Of inhabitants.
IL Is rapidly increasing IN population and wealth, and is
destined 10 be naud city of small size Already
il connected with the Ohio river by the Madison rail-
road which from the transportation of passengers and
freight, yields fourteen per cent, annualy its
stock. BY this route, and by boats the Ohio il is in
daily communication with Louisville and Cincinnati.
Railroads are, aiso in OF construction from Indi
annapolis TO BeIlconiaine Peru, Lafayette aud Tere
Haute Other Tou.es connecting with these intersect
the sate that very few years each part OF that grow
ing state will be in direct communication with it,
While would say nothing 10 detract from other in
sItutions, there are several reasons why we would
recommend this College to young seeking medical
education.
1. We consider its Faculty able one. With of
them we have personal acquaintance, but several of
the professors we have long known They gentle
Of high character, and Of acknowledged ability.
From their devotion medical science students may
pect unrng efforts collect arrange and communicate
all information which may be OF service to the young
practitioner.
2. Young residing in Indiana by attending the
lectures Indianapolis will have The pleasure Of SEEING
prominent men of The state. The Supreme Court holds
its sessions there, and the meeting Of the Legislature
brings together only senators and representatives. but
distinguished men of every order An acquaintance thus
formed may be OF service IN subsequent lte
g. The high moral tone Of the professors is matter Of
much moment In Of the medical institutes of our
country, materalsm Is Indirectly nculcated. Religion
presented only the offspring Of fanaiicsm, and vice
is Paiaed by sPecous pleas But in this institution all
the professors Of high moral cbaacer-men who
believe and will ncucae the great principles of Christi
anily, far pertains their connection with medical
/ science
A. The College is the medical department OF the Indi
Asbury University, and, such, under the Of
its Bonrd Of Trustees In this respect feel deep in
in its Ii is the first medical department
which has been organized connection with Of our
colleges, in the United Snies The founders of As
bury determined that IL shall sustain the position and
character, not merely Of college, bot of university,
with its departments fully organized We hope that be-
fore long tho law school, long since projected and
time partially organized will be in successful operation.
Finally would commend The interests Of this insli-
tuition the favorable attention of ministers through
the Ii nierferes with other college under
patronage but by its may lead other impor
enterprises. favorable word from pastors aud
from brethren engaged in teaching, may be- Of
service in building and sustaining this medical institute.
The Boston Post puts the following sentiment from
Gen. Taylor, and the truism Of the Atlas, a leading
Taylor sheet. Immediately below They should not be
separated. for the Taylor portion is the text. and the
Atlas sentiment the sermon:
81 will not be the candidate of any party or clique
T. TAYLOR.
The strongest partisons we ever knew were men
who proessed to have nothing TO do with politics.
Boston Alias.