Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-07-15
SOUTH LOWELL Mall ACADEMY
MEDICAL SCHOOL
Orange County, y. &.

Orange County, y. &.
q , EE. J. P. BAGbf, a B., Principal.
IA Mr.. Joseph II. Speei, A B., Associate.
M. 4 c. Hssby, Assistant
Mr. Edward N. Scott, NJ. D, Principal of the Medical
I'll. Fall session of ,he Male Academy will commence
on ne ioh day Of July. The corps OF instructors has been
increased The character Of our school is go well known
iAat exceeded comment is deemed unnecessary. suffice
II 70 EensEk taa; iisivcaiity compares iavor"bly win hnv
10 the State. both III regard TO health and morals Both
Trustees ANA Teachcrs feel it heir dIfy 70 incu,ttte e"End
morality and correc. general views o. rci. ION, yet. at tine
's"e ::ne, theS win 'aae espSei.l gre that a":hing 10
going over the same ground u-uaii III trst eIlss Ac-detnies.
they dcea, il 0, mucn mnre Importance that ibc T in-true,
nc made to induce fopinrss Tor study: aud TO check vi.
cious Propeusit'es.
| T Ion in the English Department sic 50; aid !u the
Classical ais per se.-irn.
a ccutingrn, Zee OF 81 is required of each student.
Good b ard can be obtained, convenient! 10 the Acade'
my. al 81 50 per month.
.'arvlins, and u gradua;e Of HuLnpdenS ydaey College Va.
Tb- Principal is u native Of vr yiuis, and q grudrnse Of
Randolph Macon College HIS brother. toe Assistant,
comes hisnly recommended, tom tie luFior Class CT X.
". Col!e:c.
Tne Mcdica, School will commence on the 18th Of JAY.
Th. mode 0, ip4,ruc,iop will be b. lec,ures, exum!pations.
AZ medical couversa,l rs f:acE student VIII be required,
writ, essays on tie various branches OF medicine, and VIII
he prsc,;red in applviar ~banisess Tor fractures &c' aud
in the use OF Surgical Instrument. .
Or scott will ex liU!t and explain the various kinds Of
surgical ms ruments and also pp"rs uS ;or the adjust
men, OF fractures aud uislocatlOu-, anu, as oScubiph IS'
cures, drawings and CHARTS tor illustrations ~ ANATOMY
aud Ia tue Practice Of Medicine. y
Ia winter an opportunity will be- given for exercise IN
Practical Acatomy Instead Of speaking more fuitI OF our
Medical School. VIC append i" motto? Of I IS u. Richard
Blacknnli, whose well inoYn character as a physician Gu
aoles lin 10 appreciate the importance Of such facilities
for medical instruction rs We propose 10 o3er. Proper mo-
raj deportuicu. will. OF courso, be expected OF gentlemen
who uttend the Medical School.
TENS:
The usual rates fixed by tho Medical professionalism
Dor ouuum. Rn'es of Board ~ above stated.
REV. JOHN 4. McMANNES, Chairman.
Rev. II. ARNOLD,
Mr.. john Is. LEATHERs,
Mr. WINS. Harris,
Col. D.. G. PAHIsK, Secretary.
y. II take pleasure in recommending Doctor SCOTS
Medical Class TO young men who may wisi, 10 read ,ncdi'
cine.
Or. Scott Is a native Of Orange CORY, y. {. .e les
been for several years Demonstrate; Ii-c he,iunsl Med.
cul College, Z. c., wke.r. OF coTfea, b. hHa all The sdvan'
.ages of becoming erIiuently quslilied for taking charge
Al a medical clues.
'Dr scots class, on account Of the opportunities aSord'
ed by him for exercises in practical AnHt"mr. wal b. in
advance OF those who take the ordinary cwirsr before at
tending lectures for graduation, astbe ANATOMY OF the so:,
narts. or Practical Anatomy. 10 generally neglected.
.June 23-cw2m RICHARD LACkNALL, VI. u.