The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-12-29

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s.HILADELPHIA UNIVERSITY OF MEDH-
CINE AND SURGERY.
Organized 1s4sChartered by the Legislature Feb &C.
19S3-Amendmcnts to Charter Feb. 15 196O and March
Is, 1865. ~-
1.-TWO FULL SESSIONS OF LECTURES EACH YEAR.
until April The Dissecing Rooms open, and pri-
vate lectures and quizzes continued during the entire
three months, and the second until first Of April or
three months the two constituting fun OF lee
occur ct the end OF each session.
Requisites for Graduation-The requisites for gradua-
ton are three sessions Of lectures three years study
or four sessions, including two years spent Uni
Tie System of Hez.ene Fnuaa.-The University Is 3
liberal medical school, which branches OF medicine
and surgery are taught including the studies
they dePrecste the e5cusyeness Of Aopathy, Homeo-
al principles OF cure and therapeucal agents should be
taught in all well regulated medical schools, that
% eyery Intelligent honest and thorough p1ao6Honer is
profession, without regard to his peculiar notions in
Fses.-The fees for an branches, including all the
acsets and dissection, $50 session.
to natriculate once Which makes the second Session
including demonstrators fees, Sis for full course
% e. the sd
hrscourse students for s75 and to secondcourse stu
fe member With the pveaes Of 1 te se
tres and all the teachings Of the school The only ad
di9oanl fees are yearly dissectng and matricuaing
re Adyaaages Of Scholar sntps:-The student holding
attend as long as he oses any tg
institution st as frequently as desired.
3 oa 70 sas
Students by holding scholarships can prosecute other
business part Of the time.
The &c candidate for graduation can present himself at
n student should hold scholarship and not be
able to attend lectures it can be another
PARENTS guardians or friends Of students wshine to
@ ecnoarahlps for them year or more before
advancing onehalf the price and paying the balance
when the student enters. Physicians and benevolent
h
to obtain an honorable profession.
THE REGULAR FACULTY.
JAA1Es McoLnSTocK. a. Al.. NJ. D., Professor Of the
VIM PAINE, "a n D Professor Of the Principles and
f15soe e 6 usTT G5 SsEsiRe N md RatboG B. ose,.or
Pharmacy and Tox1oology. ~--:'
e Dalton 1d4oIs MN p. Professor Of Physiology.
Medica and Therapeutics ~- ~~ ..N''o1 'D =
y A. 3; THOMAS. A. d. Professor Of Anatomy, General,
Special Nj Microseepical and Pathological. M
JOSEPH e. $. LoNasHoRE, NJ. D., Professor Of obste-
tr1es and aRGn Diseases - Of ~ Women and Children
f. y. BUCHANAN, ID. D., Professor of Minor Surgery.
Professors or SPECIAL BRANCHES.
"A. LIvEzEY;,A- NJ M. D., Professor Of Clinical Medi
J:s: LoNasHoRE, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical OBJ
e, FA yoN MoscHzIsKER, MD, Professor Of Dis:
q: KLME, N. D., Professor Of Malignant Diseases.
= ~ Professor Of Urino Pathology.
G. MURPHY IT. D.. P1ofsssos d q Medical d % 5rrisprn-
VI N CORNELL: MD.,L.L.D., Professor cs Hygi-
B. BswEAvER, a. NJ, NJ. D., Dernonstrator Of Anato-
q. ". MARRIOTT, M D., 4. A.. D. D., Registrar and
Superintendent "A" t'S'7 :T7' I" ,--'~~. -,