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SURGERY, which is generally sadly neglected.
yet vastly Important to the country Pract;-
ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.


ANATOMICAL DEMONSTRATIONS.
The Dissecting Rooms will be omen for tho
use OF Students Oh or before the 2otl, of Octo.
Der, under the personal supervision of ill.,,
Der1onstrntor f. ). NUM-, NJ. D., and continue
open % until the following Spring Dr. Num-
ical Anatomy during the term, to which r.
Students will be admitted free from all charge
beyond the dissecting ticket.
LECTURES.
The Lectures of the Professors will bc .,,;
nently practical throughout, and each course
Will cover the entire ground of the subjects
assigned to it.
At each Lecture, the Professor will tecap;t.
uintc ana examine advanced Students and
such other members of the class us NAV ]es;rn
I" be questioned on the subjects of his preyous
Lecture These examinations will be optional
with the Student, though he is advised that,
in declining them he forcgoes a great advan.
tage he might obtain in having the successive
points OF the course impressed upon his mind.
On the other hand, by attending these examin.
ations, he affords the Professors an Opportunity
OF deciding upon his claims for a degree of his
scdulousncss in study. and the extent and so.
lidity of his requirements, in a manner which
might exert very favorable influence upon
his admission to the Doctoratc.
I. THE COLLEGE HOSPITAL
| Will afford the Students of this College, au
| opportunity of witnessing the treatment of
Medical and Surgical diseases
| COLLEGE CLINIQUE
Will be held daily at the College Building,
to which patients will resort to be prescribed
FOR Incorporated upon before the class. Ar
engagements have been made for advanced Stu
dents I" attend Obstetrical cases, so as to be-
come practically familiar with the conduct of
parturition. The Faculty have been assured,
| 10y some OF the most respectable practitioners
of the city, of their willingness to afford, when
ever practicable, to the Students of this Col
Icge, an opportunity Of witnessing ObstctricaI
| eases.
BENEFIcIARY FOUNDATION.
The Faculty believing that many worthy
and talented young gentlemen, are to be found
in the State. who would gladly enter the ranks
and contend for professional honors and emol-
'lmerts, but who are deferred by the want of
pccun;arv means, have determined to receive
one such person from each Congressional Dis.
trct Ill the State, free from any other expenses,
than the Naturalization ticket five dollars and
the Dissccting ticket ten dollars.
The sons Of Physicians will have the first
choce-all other things being equal next, tho
sons of Clcrgymcn-al other applicants stand
ing on an equal platform. Those desiring to
avail themselves of this foundation, will be
expected To exhibit to The Dean of the Faculty;
County i'll which they reside, as to moral char
actcr, requirements, etc, etc.
PHYSICIANS,
Graduates of other Institutions, where tho
requirements are the same as III this, will be
admitted to attend all the Lectures. oil paying
the Matriculaton fee (s5) to the Dean.
/ PREMIUMS.
AS stimulus to exertion on the part of our
i candidates n pf f1,a o0f
dollars, or n set of Surgical Instruments of
equal value, suitably engraved will be award.
ed to that graduate, whose Thesis shall have
been adjudged most worthy the premium, af2
terra careful examination by three respectable
| Physicians of Savannah, disconnected with the
| Faculty of the College and to that Student
who presents the best Anatomical preparation
to the institution, similar token will be
| awarded.
EXAMINATIONS.
The examinations will be conducted pr;vatetu
Each Student will be examined alone. Mt the
offices OF the respective Professors or at some
other place of their appointment, and the Pro.
fessors will meet after all the Students have
been examined, and vote on their respective
examinations In case of the non recommends
ton of candidate for the Doctorate, his Di
pl"na fee will be refunded. and he will be en-
Titled to another examination on the first of
July following.
The candidate for graduation must be of
good moral character. He must have studied
medicine under n respectable Practitioner for
three yenrs-terms of Lectures included: he
must have attended two full courses of Lee
lures, the last of which must have been in this
College, and he must present to the Faculty a
Thesis in his own handwriting, on some sub
Ject connected with the science of medicine:
and lie must exhibit to the Dean, the oertifi-
cate OF the Demonstration of having disseoted
at least ono entire subject.
Fees for tho full course, sl5 to each
Professor, sIo5 90
rees ior the Demonstration $40 10 90
Fees for the Matriculation, IS (paid
once) -..,, m
Fees for the Diploma. $40 ''s an m
These fees must be paid in advance
Students may take the tickets of one or more
OF the Courses, and pay accordingly.
80 SESSION. . n
The regular course of Lectures will com.
mence on the frat day, of November, and ter.
inmate about the frat day of March. Prelim-
mary Lectures will be delivered from the twen.
tieth of October, until the regular session com.
mences. - IEr 8 49, - 49, =
Good Board can be procured in. the city at
from So so to 81 90. -,
s-e MUSEUM. -
The Faculty have been so fortunate as to
secure one of the largest and best selected col
lections OF Natural History to be found in the :.
Southern conntry.in addition 10 this their col
terestiDg to Students. -
CHARTER. d..
The Faculty will either connectiwith d Lite &
naA N-I4 a IL