The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
OUR MEDICAL COLLEGES.

New York Homeopathic Medical College,
Inaugural Address by DR.. y. IL. Barlow.
The New York Homeopathic Medical College was for mai
~ inangurated last evening. This institution new
one. In Us design differs from ordinary medical COL.
lcges In the extensive scope OF It's Instruction and the
fundamental law which underies is teachings Tao con.
trolling principle Of the system the law OF rilsa
similbrs ctrdnur'-the law that " Ike causes Ike, /,
which was promulgated BY the distinguished Hahncmaun
The Hom@opathcsystem OF mat1ia medica founded on
that law. In establishing It's efficiency, certain medicines
when ven In concentrated forms and quau
titles found TO produce particular effects upon per-
fecty healthy subject Thesympions exhibited In certain
diseases ai,eusvey wherein they we're
asce,aucd to correspond with those su2crndu by
particular medicines given TO healthy persons then the
same medicines were administered In aitenusted forms 70
the dsordered systems and found be unfang rene
des. Thus the homeopathic school differs from the ao-
pashic sshoo Of medicine.
THIS New York Institution has been bat recently lncor
roraed having received charter with liberal provisions
from the last legislature. Having thus obtained legal
existence, beard Of managers Immediately appoint
ed, with CT Mayor fiemann President By them a
faculty OF instruction chosen cons ing OF Dr. acob
Bakley, Professor o. Surgery and Dean OF the Faculty
Dr. J. n. Ward, Professor Of Obstetrics; Dr. VIM
Pyrc, Professor OF Theory and Practice Of Medi.
enc, Ut. frarklin Hunt, Professor Of lAnsrnl
Medicine. M Matthew ss,rrlo px.,o,.ox :, ,,,
-. - -. F'N' = SNe'o'
hu!' IT 'oon he - sontasue, Professor OF Anatomy;
Or. james A. CARMICHAEL, DCnnnsYn,cr Of Anatomv and
Dr. VIM W. Eodman, Professor Of PhY s,oIocy Ia
Bcakley, Ward ami amYle. have hal seven Vea-sf 80
pertnCe IN Institution on the came charscter ~ ph
delpba, where they taught with hesnoslcged ,biI,,v
and the other gentlemen ar abin nyorrs.,,. u, ny
spcctivo deparfmeuts Amer lie sf'cers wees arrtns
BTrbpE weEc perfected for tie peruaneat c.ts
lshutnt Ct the ton ard The practical aisaerir.
tlon Of s principts building vas leasea Ia Txe,ii.h
street Gear The northeast corner 81 the rhI,d ana
Il tour stories hfh and has tat zen lifted m M, ,h
feceptOn Il spdsrts ,h,rty i've ef xhaca az sirc.
found uTon the ro The nrst eoor 4 10 be srvo.ss =,
disp,nssry: % tie sccard i l.lorator, ~ lsctgrs
students Tie third = ~ H. nited mn ss rSsse,r.
6nd tie fourth ruphnhylre ard dieaoct NJ taon1
The regular ~ ecturs viii commence tnls morn
ing 1T occgk and viii be coutlrued 10 the Il, an
The ensuing March The course az srstructou viii en,
brace al the cycle of neai.a kuowlsdge An the
brsrcits q TIE old schon all ~ tsnohl nv iser 70
sgtctve Chairs superadded 20 ~hlca The students viii
b, Thoroughly Instructed IN the airc.v
alluded to- which IA resaried a. Inc hass az ali m 49,.
krOWedgc
Tlt lecture rom was prettv yer hnes hv n rer~t an
dtrco 81 adde's and qeutl,rcp L., svetrr ~ ,hs IN
suIuraton sserciqet IN raxor Keenan, - P,eetdent
q tie Board ~ Directors made low ,tro,ne,orv -e
marks. Thty had et b. said not 70 irsururs,e new
sctrcs~fOr le science or torocrathv had been known
fcr many ytars-bp, 80 insagaFale a new in