, 1860-01-30
CHICAGO. MONDAY, JANUARY 30. 1860.

Notwithstanding nil these untoward events.
The Institution has continued 10 extend and per-
feet its organization, and to ndd to its means OF
instruction. which ute now superior to those it
has ever before poss ;ssed- Its alumni now
numbers near 500. scattered over ail the We st.
crn States Among the number in this city
nny be named such Physicians Is hrs. J. ".
Freer aud j. II. johnson, who fll Professors
chairs with credit, and in nenrly every village
and city Of the Northwest are to be found 9th
crs. who if not teachers, are equally qualified,
and occupy as practitioners rank equally bon
orable.
The officers of Rush Medical College are, q.
the present time as follows:
paAsp or 7Errr1xs,
E.ss'ss;-S,1as .s9saS!!',sa Sds9s 2 3t1*; Is: E..
K%et'iT i: T=JhS IRE. y ?; 5sha u E. En-
tit S:I sass e. IT
81 ras: i: b B. te rte;s { ceiise % ia: @ '''
EAcc1T.
Daniel n,s Ym r!s sF;efs Psf n ~ hta.v cmh1
Aas%. u r reS of r9fsf :.
fc IT, ~ 81 ssa = aea
ed @ Ma!sss y r F. s1sf e. T. fz's
% & I'D Wes II lERa;
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D.. Deraonsitstor Of AHattmy.
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT or LIND UNIVERSITY
Tie Masters Of the University organized this
department in March, 1859. In the selection Of
| gentlemen in the medical profession known to
| unite with their accomplishments, industry, and
an earnest devotion to the science, and who will
make every effort 10 place the young Institution
in the front rank Of the colleges Of this country,
| they have taken the iniiatoty step towards Ito
| .o"d reputation Of The school,
| They haye furnished for use elegant and vel!
adapted raonas 10 the fourth aud tsth stories Ut
I.inl's Block, comprising Laboratory. Ii.p1-
| aary and large Lecture Room, on the first foof,
and Amphitheatre, Museum, Library. Disscct-
| ing aud Faculty Rooms on the upper huor. At
tue enI Of thsee years it is their Intention to
| have ready for use, iu tue city limits, G large
building which will aifard the hmptest accou,-
| mediation for bvth the Medical and Theological
| departments
The Faculty devo.e all tic fees above the cur
rent expenses to the purchase Of means Of Illus
| tration, such as Museum, Library, Labratory,
etc and their already well filled cases ofcheui-
| cals, chemical apparatus. books, expensive
| plates, and preparations for the Anatomical
department, are an earnest Of what will be done
| in tho future.
The course Of instruction in this school diff
fers from the ordinary one pursued By others,
| in the increased number Il lectures aud ITS
heightened session, by th:, lcsseolng OF the
| number which the students tire obliged TO attend
| each uaT, by dislolnGG lIe sauAtu@s ta1o *etn
| r}s1stfs, MD combining the Attendance OF each
class to three lecture. most sastatle to Asr Pro-
Ec:44cy by the dli3y examination Of eacll upon
The subject Of the lectures. This work is more
ensily accomplished by the increased number Of
gentlemen constituting the number Of FRO
| fessors.
Ihe arowed object of the school is to do its
duty towards ra,ssng the standard OF medical
education in the Northwest, aud if facilities for
learning, and iutlefatiga5e efforts and c0nsclen-
tious discharge Of duty on the part Of those
whose province it il to teach, Is met BY IN equal
desire 10 excel, on the pntt Of its patrons, we
feel assured the end vii. be gained.
The number in attendance is thirty, Of which
nearly one-balf are OF the senior class FROM
| proper appreciation Of the Importance of 4
| thoroagh knowledge Of Anatomy to the success:
| ful student, this class Intends two anatomical
lectures daily, consuming three hours, the an-
atomical department appearing in more than
ordinary force, by free courses Of lectures upon
Descriptive Anasomy, Surgical Anatomy ano
the operations Of Surgery upon the Cadarer.
which Inter are prucfi,sd By tue senior class,
under tLc instruction of y: tne Professor.
| The departments Of Midwifery, (lnc!udl0g
special lectures by the Emeritus Professor:
Theory and Practice Of Medicine. Materia ;fcd
1ca and Therapeutics, and Surgery are taught
by gentlemen long known rs successful teach
T: er5.
i 4 Spring and Summer course Of lectures will
commence 4. the close Of the regular session in
March, which, iu addition to other subjects, vii
| embrace practical anatomy, analytical chen1:>
Try, clinical medicine unl surgery, and surgicn
| | anatomy.
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, N Tnus f. yilie. Il. s.. rrofe.<os cf An.toay
y: q. slv'l-er. ~ D., Psofts~o- of raslc!osy Al
T., !: hss,n. N. D.. Professor ot siaer'a as''1=
E 81 K. T.y o.. H. D., Professor Of GeEesal patholog
aai fTne h 'fGxhs r. rro,,.xor n, ,c,,fs,rx and tn,
coioEv
4. An1Ie~H II. r., Professor 4 Principles and rra
'fc a oilae m rlsfs;sal of sura1e, ,u,t,m
: =nI Operative surgery.
nys!d nj n II; 4; sg o'e*s' 'f o9s'tsc' ene u
y. S. Dav.., NJ D. FFs'c:..r Ut Principles aud ffa
:, tee Of u :dlclue, ?ad Clin!s.l Yell iEe: 49,.
D. s"spp''s' Il' 'F''S'see VI 's''''
Il. wa1Incr. u. p. nsmo:s r,.os Of .Anaseuy.
= THE chltAGo lA" scllo"h.
: We have elsewhere given, in some detail, ii
=. | history OF tue University OF ChEago. 4 mo:
l. important event in its history was thc fouudln
~. 'H ~; arns - - th;s r;.r hod ~ ''a .d.
:. suLscr:ntiun oftiye thousand dollars for tue pu
&c ,nsr rariv in tho nrorress Of lie cn,crnrisc.
nav he cnt;rc an,uus ia nronerty. nrttl,.ctjy
L. ~ ths awonnt nf len nor r.nt. ,sr aunun,. a
the nr;nc;nol sim, if The rnana,c1s wuulI
r. omen ,,t ,ha dcnartmrnt in nur1atinn. r. h
u ,nnn;;iccnr" NJ we'll as In h;s nrrseycrint r,
- nrov xxnS nr}rcinr1fr dine the carly cnnsuffs
r i'm If t],is iranortant measure. The depor
= rnent vas formally established br an act Of tt
J, no,rd of Trns,ers. ju!y e1st. lsio. 4 Hourd
). csmrse]Iors consistin:, Of twelve Of the mo
,,s,;nr,;s1,ca man nf fhe hencl, an.1 har of II
IL St.,s ,roa choaan .nl cntr,tai with ,hr INN,
st 49,. ,,,,r,ro,nen. ~ H. sct,oni ! C"mm;tt,
r ase r"s amo;n;ed of whci, Mr jjo,u. wa cha;
d. @ r. r'n"i;n,. t,,a ,ac,es.-r ,,;nv;<;on fnr !;
1e naa -. - ,E.osa rn,a,"a;;1n Facni,v
CT I.r- ,.,1 ofa,tcd ro,si~f;n,v If linn Hen,
re !:a" "1s cteeAS0' ~oHsr- =. S. 80.
lsooth, late Professor ~ Elementary -" ltea
H. School, New loEk, and lion. Jonn IL; !'so
Il ana :. no" "F"n' o'oo''e"' ~ VIC oso~' - >"
e ,,,,;.,u au.. -, o;
~ ~ of s4nts,nhsr Inst with m aIifess bv the Ilo
&c. David Dud1cy Field, o. New York. in the PR
be ence Of large audience, IN when we're lar
o' NUMBER Oh me olst'ngu'suta seSa. Su.eh
~ ~ hreu most rratifyin-. some fi(ty students
r. vee. ' f. .rn"t o,as,,,~ ~ orth
&c rs III 1."aa.;s;,., at.s.u .JI III Ia arerc;Scs
T.. e'''sD $40. 'e " w.. w.. .n,,.
cd | .nta ~ &C.. - .;o.f ~, .+.s,