Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

TIE Co-.Eth Cross City, Of the 2lst iHst.,
contains tae following Gathering, though just
notice Of tie u-eseat positi u and 70 ure pos
poets O. .be Memphis medical college. The
writer, az ve learn, is hinss,f q physician,
and t gives u5 pleasure to be enabled to add
our fail sanction 70 al that he SAYS with re-
gard 10 The csPscft5e7, learning ard scientific
requirements Of ta= various prof ssors.
We viii remark Furthermore, by way Of ry-
face, tn t.t gives rs pleasure to see the In
tsrsst manifested in our city institutions bT
Others t1sa hose Of our own citizens. The
citizens Of Nsnrhis have q large stake ia
fostering our institutions Of learning. Even
in a ps5alisry point o. view, TIE subject is
worthy o. high cons d~sratiou, as We have been
frequently Informed tie revenue derived By
Philadelphia through her medical Institutions
slsBe, amounts 70 more than six hundred thou
sand dollars annually.
BIZ: a stnI higher consideration exists IN the
fact thss by encouraging our home %l1slita-
tioas, We DEPRIVE sI persons o. TIE pretext Of
TIE necessity Of going North 70 irish an edu-
cation or complete ;he adde's Fl a protest. a.
The Cross CRY says:
It viii be rsroIis-tri that we Published.
several months ago, tie alrsrfisrment Of ue
excellent medical Institution. the name 0f
Ehicl forms 0uf caption. We are now graft
fed 20 be able 20 stae that. The said school.
having commence its session on t8r first Mon
DAY RI this month. has already a class ~ ztl-
de1ts twice as .arr- a. it was az this time last
year, ard iniced the lsrges- ever DO the col
leEe a. sIF time.
We learn that the professors, most o. whom
are comparatively FouIg uCu, are marfulr
and enerEsueaiiy doing their whole duty. Ar.
rapidly winning the sfrcti7us ard She simira-
tioH ~ ufir Tgqis-
DR. Msrarir, professor o7 anatomy. IL said
fo De- see u tae best anat-m sts Of ihe dsv
and g freBt, pleasing i~--tgTe-. Added 20 hIs
ether fne qusitsss he s. wthsia wo1kia.
man, bis whole goal being enlisted .u ,hs col
leza.
d.. SsUndsrT, professor Of slr.a-T. is rep-e-
srntrd 90 r0sgsss q 1Isni, Impressive delivery.
and 70 svin-s, both Ia BIZ clinics and Dis re-
uiar class lectures, a thorough kaoVietse %
Biz profession. As IN operator. b. is cool.
expert, and jalicl0as, sEi bids fair 60 rice
soon 20 eminent Distinction zs p practical Eur-
geon.
Or. Erskiur, Professor Or Obstetrics, IS char
scte---3 az 0no Of thos, conscientious men
who always fscaarEc, 10 the gfEost Of their
eHlit-Ff ra.-t ta-l aArf AaAef-aEHr aG4 WIN .
Die lle, manly voice, excellent srls~. thorough
training sUd ls51noas application. Be- is re-
ported e. delivering as fine Q c1urss On the im-
rJrtaHt branch entrusted ts Dis cbsrge, ~ " I
Be delivered, it is confidently thought. iH arv
medical school ID cur c5auty daring this
8ialer.
Or. Williams, professor % pkvsialogy, ia
indorscl TO az ~ a finished scholar ard an un-
weary nE student, whose opportunities ana
privileges f0r acquiring a kn7wleigs % his
profession. have been tie very best, and who
has made The very best use % those oap0rtuaf-
ties and privileges. A. a lecturer be Il giving .
eminent satisfaction 10 hs class.
DR.. Yanisli, IT., professor OF mstcris medics
and therapeutics. wtom we referred 10 IN former
notice ~ t1is school as 2 Young man Of ua-
common promise, We are glad TO be assured, is 4
surprising even .he most ssnguire expcets-
tons Of bis friends. His voice is Represented
20 be u~acomm0rly fine, end biz manner o. lee
turing 20 be remarkably free and essy-giyng
the earnest that De viii not lower she hirh
standard Of ei0cuiionsl excellence erected ty
those Of his family who have preceded him in
the professors chair. Wiihsl, AID which is
TIE best evidence in bis fsVor. he is a faitbful|
worker, and Genes in for a full share Of The
popularity enjoyed By bis young eoworkers in
he school
Tie veteran Professor MilliHgton, we learn.
is delivering a capital course On chemistry.
He is acknowledges to be among The very best
i@ectureTs on that branch, anywhere 10 be
found. Our informant assures rs that he
(Prof. NJ is retaining his faculties ss well as
Old John Adams, Franklin, or Humboldt did
and that bow, be, though al octoEenarian.
shows all the vigoy and activity Of a man in
the prime Of manhood.
DR.. Yandsii, ST., professor Of tie principles
and practice Of medicine, and dean o. the fac
ultv, Of whom we spoke ia detail, On z Trcvi-
Gus occasion, we viii Just add, IL lending al
the tireless energies Of his powerful t~sleutas 10
the re-Oggsnized school which has been 90
brilliantly ~iBsnguratsd, and Which promises to
take 50 high a stand among the first medical
institutions Of the country.
: We regard the Memphis Medical College no
longer as a probationist, but ss an scknogi-
edged success, and We shall not be snrprissi
that its class OF 81 and g shall be eouEted By
The hundreds.