New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-08
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10 University of Newly ork-Medical Depart
MkNI -Pref's soTs Of the Governing Faculty Gran
i've and Surg sal Anatomy Martin Paine NJ. d., PROBES
of Matena Medlca and Therapeutics Cunning s Bed
ford NJ d Professor of Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
and Children John W Draper. NJ D. Professor of Chem
sty and Phsoloey Aired Post ID Professor Of me
Ckmer. 81 d., Professor OF the Institutes and Practice OF
Professors not OF the Governing Faculty Charles a.
Lee, NJ D.. Professor OF Medical jurisprudence w
MacTeady, VI D., Professor OF Hygiene aud IoNlcoosy
Thomas VI. Markoe, u Professor Of Pathological and
Microscope Anatomy, William II Van. Buren,, NJ d.,
] I Mecafe. NJ D. Professor Of Physical Diagnosis and
the Diseases Of the Chest William Darling, VI d., De-
monslra'oI Of Anatomy SeoIse A Peters NJ D. Pro-
The Medical Faculty IN announcing their Lectures for
the session 1881 g. avail themselves OF the opportunity OF
informing the Profession of certain Important changes they
have made IN Their system Sf medical instruction. I'm
pressed with the belief that the time has arrived ior al
foIdng 10 students more extended facilities than have
htheto existed they have increased Their means OF IN
stTucon, by the appointment OF I'VE 'utoi IoiessoIs
The Winter OF Lectures Will be conducted by the
SIX Professors Of the Governing Faculty heretofore
nounced Ii VIII commence ON Oc'oher ~ ahu terminate
the last day Of February and when the examination
shall haze been completed commencement VIII BE- held,
and the degrees conferred On March ID, another course
ofectures will begin, which viii be continued nth Oc-
too,r WHEN the Lectures OF the WINTER session m De re-
sumed This course, which thus to occupy NE spring
summer and Aaumnal months VIII be delivered Dy the
Professors DO Of the Governing and not Govern Facu-
ties The instruction 10 De cohhhloateuo D, the n'ehDefs
OF the Faculties Will be arranged 50 that tao Lectures
will be delivered every day. OF a Chnquo and Lee
ture There VIII he four Chnigues each week W. one
Surgical Medical andtwo Obstetncal The following
y,
and therapulcs, Midwifery and the Diseases OF Women
and Children Chemistry and Physiology. Surgery Practice
oey pa,hocglcai and Mccoscopc Anatomy Diseases OF
the Gento organs Physical Diagnosis and Diseases
Course OF Lectures On the Diseases OF the skin viii be
gwen hy H. d. Bulkey NJ. ID Wide, therefore, obi
cation imp, upon the students 10 extend the time of
their residence the cIty beyond the period of the Winter
session (those who have coy lied with the regulations of
the University beng permitted If they desire 1t to be can
ddates graduation heTotoOTe an extended system
OF instruction viii be continued during the rest of the year.
which all students of the University who have attended
the Winter Lectures VIII be admitted free OF charge. stu
dents who have not attended full course of Winter Lee
lures and who wish eneror the Spring and Summer
Course will be received payment Of the Matcuation
S25 and should they aterward decide to become
pupils Of the University o' the Winter course ensuing the
$50 paid by them viii be credited them taking
their ck for that course II is unnecessary for the
Facult, enlarge the advantages thus presented For
institution 10 attempt to students TO
much more extended course than that required by Medical
Colleges generally perfectly hopeess But the Faculty
believe. that H. without any additional charge, great aud
solid extension oe ed, majority OF students viii be III
which these more highly educated Junior members Will as
sumo IN the profession Will exercise more powerfrl miiu-
enCe than any obligatory regulations The Fac Atty propose
60 confer upon those members of the class certificates Of
honor, evidence OF their having pursued more com
pse Of instruction than that followed by medical
JOHN W DRAPER, President Of the Faculty
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WILLARD l. FELT Recording Secretary
New York. October 6,lS5l
Terms Of Membership Clerks, 81 initiation fee and IL
semi-annua dues, III advance Merchants and others, -
per
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H CIV RIVER. President.
JAMES /. BERTHE. Treasurer oS 81
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