New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-25


Tor Cauneila.n: LEVI aART for Assessor G. W. JACQUES
wM sWAhTz and JOHN s KyTcHAM. for I9,psctor:
NIB Ss u Ess1 District: 9Hy Wy s1 TA sd 3D.
vxN BRUNT for the 3d.
For School nni.siCns1 G HULL ip'Pss sgss 9
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-Uniyerrity Of Neutrality-suspicious. DEPART
AhNn-''''''if FACULTY. cult OF MEDICINE; =, -. ~,
The Rev ISAAC FERRIS, D., Chancellor OF the Uai-
VALENTINE MOTT. MD, LII D., EGshta, Profe,1r
Of suT.ery Surgical Anatomy and TX President OF the
MARTYN PAINE, D., LID, Professor of Ma.eris Ned
Ns G f1S 5. BEDFORD MD Professor Of ob.etc.
the Dieas.s Of Women and Children, and Clinical Md
John W. DRAPER, MD. LID, Professor of Chemistry
sp StFREp 9. POST. MD, Professor Of the Principle,
Operations of Surgery with Surgical and Pathological An
WI H. VAN BUREN,, MD Professor of General and De-
' JBHs SETcALFE ND Professor of .he Institute.
CBARLEs Z IsAACs, NJ D.. DsmOnstrstor of Anatomy.
GEORGE A. PETERS NJ D. Prosestor u the Professor Of
ALEXANDER B MOTT, Md. ProssctOr to the Emeri.u.
f. JoHS q o. DRAPER President of the Faculty
Since the last Circular issued Of importance
the cause Of Medical education taken place Ii the ra
izstion Of Dissection BY the Legislature Of Newly
without charge 1t therefore hoped that increased
don will be given study Anatomy which
H the COURSE cStssR e Of i9'iy e; Sp''d
The Courses of Lectures given viii be Anatomy General
dea Therapeutics; Institutes and Practice Of Medcnei
0st, cs and Disease. Of Women and Chdrep Chemistry and
lsciuss day are given. except when Chnques intervene
l. Az GBsTETRIcvcLISrouE every Monday. This cuique
frat established by Professor Bedford In October 1850 and
from that IL has with constantly increasing
More than cases Of
and children have be- presented at So great are the iac
truly b nowhere else do such opportunities exist Tor the
study Of this department
ofPrfsOr Mott Al surgical operations which may be nee
ss are performed IN % Of e no. m. eS9I I
houses under the direction OF the Professor
Professor Mese In tbs cnique every variety Of disease
will be brought before the csss and special attention will Dc
The psepts will be given In charge the senior students
be ATTENDED NJ der the direction Of the Professor.
L. A CLIsIouE FOR The TREATMENT OF DISEASES OF THE
GFTo URIsARY every Thurda under charge Of
Professor Van Buren, The object Of this clnique % afford
to the student full opportunity OF becoming anar win me
yaiou. important diseases belonging 70 tsls class saen as
sgacc.L CLs'4vE sytry Saturday under the charge
RTGEIa ri F6R TE Terms o. Zee VGREs 6e
The Lectures Monday the 10th of October and
The Examinations for Degrees will about the LIST
Of March and will be continued daily until the candidates shall
The following are the acquisitions for the Diplomas
The candidate mast be t~enty-on year. OF see
he have attended two Coues Of Medical Lectures
which be delivered in the Medical Department Of
the University of New York.
The candidate have studied Medicine for three years
he Of sendns Lectures being included in these)
der the direction Of respe table Medical Practitioner
He write Medical Thesis, either in the English,
Latin OF French language
Two Commenceenis tale place annually in the University
either OF which candidates who have compiled with the
above acquisitions may gisdnate - -
The f takes place early in the month Of March and the
other about the OF June The great body VI the csnd
dates will doubt graduate At the Spring COMMENCEMENT
but those who wish TO postpone will have the opportunity Of
The examinations Degrees conducted in private BY
FEES FOR THE WINTER COURSE.
Full Course of Lectures
Zee for Instruction by tie NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Graduation Fee is $50
East 4th Irving place and Sd and inquire for
the JsItor Mr. PoLMAN, who will provide them with board
Letters may addressed to Prof DRAPER, President of
tho NJ, dcsl Faculty University, New York.
,Iutes. In the New York University The folosus sub
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York, Oct 10. 1854 JOS. c. STILES, General Agent
kidder's t;as ReGulafor.-ssvns Is per cent? with a
M.xHAIr.s Gas WORKS, Oct :, 1852
The Gas Regulator Of Dr. kdder is in opinion the most
valuable instrument for regulating the TOW Of to the burn
1t in principle and viii accomplish admirably the
object. for which IL de,gned.
IRE AZ ne %ets BY hi. instrument reduced considerably
below that on will enable the
for the e.. the pressure which consumed the
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Engineer NJ. Gas Light Co.
Orders received the Gas Regulator Co.'S Oee No. 30
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