The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-20
SEPTEMBER 90. l8eO-TRIPLE SHEET.
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS Of NEW YORK.

MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS OF NEW YORK.
The Metropolis the Centre OF Msdical
Education IN the United states.
This city having become with regard to the United
States what Paris to Europe viz the seat Of the col
leges for the study Of medicine and surgery the aen
ton Of the students u directed hitherward as tho
best place where they lure perfect Wedge OF
that upon which they DESTROYS TO be informed The
legazing OF the Of dead bodies for the purpose
dissection illustrating lectures upon amputaons &C.
has given much greater facilities TO the students than
be readily obtained elsewhere and as clinical instruc
ton much better than any that can be derived from
reading number hospitals and the varied nature
Of the diseases, accidents, &C. that must arise In city
Of such importance New York. must certainly afford
additional advantages 10 the scholars, ~ the cases
brought into these hospitals always open to their OBJ
servation.
eges here located number Of special societies who
meet 70 discuss certain Subjects such pathology
gerry, physics botany, &c, &C, TO any Of which
possible for the medical collegian 70 have access. m
The institutions have very nne museums, apparatus
libraries, dc In connection with them, which make
these colleges far superior 70 many others In Amer
and everything Of importance that assist the student
procured, a. far As practicable, ana deposited Inc
Az the for the opening OF these colleges may
be said 10 have commenced we give ehort sketch
bcrs OF the faculty &c The well known talent Of most
Of the lecturers will convince those at distance that
this city the best school Of medicine on this side
OF the Atlantic and that In the future II viii rank second
70 non6 n the world.
MEDICAL COLLEGE AND CHARITY HOSPITAL.
This Institution Is situated on Thirteenth street. be-
tween Third and Fourth avenues, and Is now in the
eleventh year Of It's existence The Board Of Trustees
being fully aware OF the Incompatible advantages Of
practical instruction that Of ddactic lectures have
opened part OF the college building as hospital. Hers
the professors Of surgery may offer operations to tbs
class from which they would otherwise be precluded,
q the sS tSs as
often important the student the operation can
thus be exhibited in its successive stages.
mo following gentlemen compose the Faculty Of this
R ogden Doremus N D., Professor Of Chemistry, No.
J. M Carnochau, NJ D., Professor OF Clinical and 0pe.
rative Surgery, No 45 Lafayette place.
d Meredith Reese, NJ d. L. D., Professor Of the Tneo-
and Practice Of Medicine and Medical Jurisprudence
BI. Raphael, NJ D., Professor Of the Principles and
Practice OF Surgery and Surgical Pathology NO Ia Ninth
A. X Gardner, NJ D., Professor Of Clinical Midwifery
and Diseases OF Females No lsi East thirteenth street
John O. Bronson, Y. D., Professor OF Anatomy No -
Charles A Budd, n D., Professor Of the Theory and
Practice Of Midwifery, No Q West E,gh!esuth street
therapeutics, No SO Amity street.
Bern. l. Budd, NJ D.. Professor Of Toxicology, No 0
X X Browne NJ D., Professor OF Psychology.
n Bradley, N. D., Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy.
Thomas q whitney, NJ. D., Assistant Demonssrator
James H. Brush, n D., Prosectcr to the Professor Of
Surgery.
4. W. wilkinson, n D, Assssan. to the Professors OF
Chemistry and Tozicology.
James T. Steele, A b., Curator Of tie Museum
THE coLLsos OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
nH establishment Is situated at the corner Of
Fourth avenue md Twenty third street, and i. 10 also
,lAsscd as the Medical Department Of Columbia Col
eger In extent This school Of medicine will rank
high any the continent.
From the annual circular for the year 1S60l learn
hat the college opened 'ts present. or yfourth SEES
you under new auspices, and with increased Of
scfuness" also states that while the institution 10
s, recognized part Of the University Of the State OF
New York and under the auspices Of the Regents that
body have beocms convinced thai II would better hoursh
fore spp.S 70 " = ~ .. sson
he college by which she control Of The nsstu
tD which has heretofore been s1srcssd BY shs Regents.
ed the Legislature Of tho proprety Of this change,
that the ample charter suggested By the Regents was
The u.ssss q Columbia toese desiring give to thu,
institution . more complies university oeveopement,
sys .s Os' .nS
leaves ths College OF Ply scians and Surgeons free from
control IN the details OF It's organization secures 70 u the
by whieA II hoped, its sphere Of usefulness win DO
greatly enlarged. Important measurce arcn contempa-
lion by which the united sors o. Ne two institution:
may - made 70 advance the best interests Of sound
learning and general culsnrc.
he facuy Of Medicine Of this college consists Of the
GLOWING eminent praeiitioners;-
Alexander n siepAsns n. o., IL. D., Professor Enc.
Inward DsisssIS, B., Professor Emeritus Q, os,..
trcs.
John rOrrey, n D., IL D., Professor Emeritus 0. Che
joseph Nsihsr Saith, Y D, Professor Of xa.eria Ne
Robert Watts, n. D., Professor OF Anatomy.
willard PASksr n D., Professor Of the Principles and
Chandler r. Gilman, n D. Professor Of Obstetrics the
Diseases Of Women and Children, and Medical Jurispru
dence
Alooso Clark NJ D., Professor Of Pathology ami Prsc,i
John G Dalton, Jr, NJ D., Professor Of Physiology and
samuel s.. John, \. Professor of Chemistry.
Thonss karkoe, NJ D., Lecturer Adjunct 70 the Pro
george 7 Elo,, NJ D. Lecturer Adjunct 70 the PROBES
Henry b sands, NJ D., Demonstration OF Anatomy, and
Robert ,. Weir, N. D., Assistant Demonstration.
William H. Draper, n D. Assistant 70 the Professor Of
Surgery.
Couycrneur NJ smith, n D Librarian
The style Of the studies may be gathered from the
programme Of the fall for $780, which commences
honday the 2sth OF September, and continues four
weeks until the opening Of the regular course In oc
ber This VIII be arranged foliovsrhere vii
be four cliniques 10 each week VIA surgical Cnique,
by Prof Parker Medical Clinique, BY Prof Clark Sur
eica ClnSque BY Dr. Dcsmold Cnique for Females By
Dr. Elliot
In addition special courses o, lectures win be delivered
rs fouows:-0n the Organs Of Special sense, By Prof
Waits Neurology Applied 10 Hygiene, BY Prof 81
john the Physiology Of the cranai Nerves By Prof
DAton Obstetrics, by Geo Elliot, n D., Physician
10 Bellevue Hospital and Lecturer Adjunct 70 the Pro
fessor OF Obstetrics venerea b. J. Burnsteaf, n
D., Surgeon 70 81 Luses Hospital
me spring and fall courses al free W the
matrIcuiates students q the college.
THE UNIVERSITY or NEW YoRx.-NEDrcAL pSrAsZ'
MENT.
The scssiou for lseoo Of this inst,uson vbe stu
aed NJ No lot East Fourtecptn street. win begin non
day Oct ls and w be continued until the 1s Of March