The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-01
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CoAnfENcEMEET.+The Eighteenth An"
nua Commencement Of the Homeopathic
Hall this morning. Johnson's Band was in at
tendance and enlivenedi the literary exercises |
with strains Of popular music. The ceremonies
were opened with prayer by Rev. George Dana
Foardrnau. The Valedictory Address was de-
livered by A6oiph eeppel, M. D., Professor OF
Materia Medica. The following Is q llst OF tne
graduating class with the title of their the'e5;--
w. L. Arowsmith, M. D.
L. Younghusband, A. M, m. ID.
Francisco Orenga, NJ. ID.
Lewis IL Wi Hard, Yellow Fever 4 d,
Edwin b. Anderson, Eryslpelas,
Isaiah Deyer, Nj d., Examination Of the Sick.
Benjamin g. Woodbury., Purpura.
summer H. Boynton, Hahnemannianism the true
Science Of Homeopathy.
Aqmls B LiIplncott, Dysentery.
Joseph Currie, Typhoid Fever.
81 as griffith, 1he Homeopathic Law Of Cure.
Ziba ID. Walter, PIacenta P@yia.
Jacob Gs. Streets, Physiology OF Impregnation
Rufus L. Bedding, Man and Dkease
George Il. Marsden, Pleurlsy.
Edwin II. TIego, NJ. d. Acute Pertonitis
George Ii. Parse The Liver and its Diseases.
Rev. David Packer, Philosophical View OF the
Milton d. Lichtenwalnor, Proving of Cistus Cana
| denss.
| John E. Barnsby, Embryonic and F@ta Cireula-
| tion.
j. Heber Smith, Puerperal Mania
| Lhare es s. Wilson, Phthisis Pumonalis
r Richard ISlSI T. Harnan, Harm an What What Shall we Eats
Harry f. Williams, Iyphus Fever: -, II
, Rev. Charles ID. Herbert, a. NJ, The Phenomena
Ma%imian Werder, Embryonic and Fetal Life.
Thomas d. Smith, Homeopathy versus Nosology
Charles Arthur, Dystoca.
James b. owens, Al; D, Duties OF the PhYsiclan.
Charles r. Doran, M ID,
Nathan Wiggln, Homeopathy and Auopathy
Contrasted t.-r
Clarence L. Campbell, NJ, D., Anasthesia.
George B. SAN telle, Searlatina.
Constantine Lippe :, M d. Pneumonia,
J. Emory Voai, NJ. D., Our Mission.
David Coon, M. D., Homeopathy.
A. j. b. Jenner, Effects of Climate on Homeo-
The Honorary Degree of Doctor of Medicine was
GRANTED to Theodore j. Ruckert. NJ. d., Hernnutn,
Saxony The SPECIAL Degree of Doctor OF Medi-
, cine was granted DR.. Benjamin Seeker, PotsVlle,
| Penns.
In the same connection we observe that the
4 New York Homeopathic Medical College held
| their Commencement last evening. The par
ticulars are thus sketcheo by the reporter OF the
| HeTdld:-
The exercises of the sixth annual commencement
of the homeopathic Medical College of New York
were held Inst evening Of the Church othe Puritans
in Union square, winch was occupied by large
gathering OF the graduates trends not omttlng q
due representation from the fair
lhe exercises were opened with prayer by the
| Rev. DR. Roaers after winch the
Rev. DIR. Mathews conferred the degrees upon the
graduates and administered the Hippoc -atean OATH
presslFe address as to their Iuture conduct
tiops IN Their newly assumed profession.
Professor BaIow then delivered the vaedictory
address on behalf of the instructors of the COLLEGE
He alluded to their past connection and reviewed
the duties which were to be expected of the gradu
i atts in their professional career.
3. II. Wales Esq, OF the Board of Council, ad
dressed tho students and the audience In six years
the present College had graduated two hundred
doctors in Homeopathy, and there were five thou
sand physicians oil the same branch throughout the
United states. He lcontended that there toe
mach disagreement amoug the disciples of the alo
pathic school 10 make its teachings per
feet as they we're held TO be. Homeopathy had
achieved its victories IN the homes of those 1t haC
| suocored.
1t was only right now that LEGISLATION should ad
NIT to trial IN hospitals and charitable nstltu
tlons. 1t gratifying tact that the science nov
numbered five colleges the United States; but h
commended to their consideration the necessity an(
eminent proprety OF q movement Tor the organiZa
ton and permanent endowment of q college worthl
! Of our CITY and the science. The exercises close'
/ with the Oene0lction.