Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1856-08-06
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ORANGE COUNTY, ". C.
Rev. JESSE P. BAGBY, A. B., Principal.
Mr.. JOS. II. SPEED, A. b., Associate.
Mr.. A. G. BAGBY, Assistant.
DIR. EDWARD NJ. SCOTT, NJ. D., Principal
of the Medical School.
THE Fall Session of the Male Academy VIII
ommenc on the 10th day Of July. The corps OF
Instructors Eas been increased. The character of
the School is so well known that extended com
ment Is deemed unnecessary. Suffice ID TO remark
that its local. y compares favorably with any in
the State, both in regard to health and morals.
Both Trustees and Teachers feel it their duty to
inculcate sound morality and correct general views
of religion, yet at the same time they viii take es-
pecial care that nothing is taught that is at all
sectarian. While the Teachers propose going over
the same ground usual in first class Academies,
they deem it of much more importance that their
instruction should be thorough than erteRsire.-
Every effort viii be made 10 induce fondness for
study, and to check vicious propensiies.
Terms: Tuition in English Department, SO so,
and in the Classical, $15 90 per session. A con
tingentf Zee Of $ is required f each student Good
board can be obtained, convenient to the Academy,
for 81 SO per month. The Associate Principal OF
our school is q native of North Carolina, and a
graduate of Hampden Sidney Collsge, Va. The
Principal is n native Of Virginia, and y graduateDf
Randolph Macon College. His brother, the Assis-
tant, comes highly recommended, from the Junior
Glass of Randolph Macon College.
THE MEDICAL SCHOOL
Will eommsuee on the 18th Of July. The mode
ofiEtwSkw kil be by Lectures, Exauinations.
and Medical conversations. Each student viii be
requieed, at such times as may be designated b.
the Principal, to write essays in the various brancl
es Of Medicine, and will be practiced in a%pplyin-
~bandages f,rsfractures, &c, and in the use Of Sur
gical Instruments.
DIR. Scott will exhibit and explain the various
kinds of Surgical Instruments, and also apparatus
for the adjustment of fractures and dislocations.
and as occasion requires, drawings and charts fol
illustrations in Anatomy and in the Paactice o.
Medicine. In winter an opportunity will he given
for exercise in practical Anatomy. Instead of
speaking more fully of our Medical School, we
append d notice of it by DR.. Richard Blacknall,
whose well known character as a Physician enables
him to appreciate the Importance of such facilities
for Medical Instruction rs we propose 10 offer.
Proper moral department will of course be expect
ed of gentlemen who may attend the Medical
School.
TERMS.-The usual rates fixed by the Ncdi-
cal Professi"n-SlO per annnm. Rates of board
as above stated.
Rev. j. A. McMANNEN. Chm'n.
Rev. ii. ARNOLD,
Mr.. JOHN b. LEATIIERS,
Mr.. WILLIAMS HARRIS,
Col. d. C. PARRISH, Secretary.
l take pleasure in recommending Dr.. SCOTS
Medical Class to young men who rlay wish to read
Medicine. DIR. Scott is n native ~ Orange county
n. Carolina. He has been for several years De-
monstrator in the National Medical College, Wash
ington, d.. C., where, of course, he had all the ad-
vantages of becoming emiaently qualified for taking
charge of a medical class. DIR. SCOTS class, on
account of the opportunities afforded by him, for
exercises in Practical Anatomy, viii be in ad-
vance of those who take the ordinary course, be-
fore attending Lectures for graduation as the an
atomy of the soft parts, or Practical Anatomy, is
generally neglected.
RICHARD BLACKNALL, II. y.
June IL, 1855. 2i-42 2m.