Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-05-04
Philadelphia University
TDIOI1NH N1ND DVItUHISI
ORuANIzgp, l848.

MuFch 10, lSO5.
TWO full sessions Of Lectures each year, com.
meucng the first Of October. and continuing un.
til April. The Dissccting Rooms IRE open, and
private lectures and quizzcs continue during tho
entire year. The first session continues Until
Christmas, or for three months, and the second uu.
Ill the first Of April or three months The two con.
situting one full course of lectures. Examination
of candidates for graduation will occur ut the Gnd
Of each session.
REQUISITES pon GRADuATlos.- REQUISITES
for graduation are three sessions Of lectures, and
three years study; four sessions, including two
years spent Mt the University.
TmE SYSTEM OF MEDICINE rAUGIIT.-Thc Uni.
versity is Il liberal mcdcnl school. in which all
branches OF medicine and surgery are taught, in
cu,linX the preparatory studies. without regard TO
any soc,arun views. licncu, whilo they deprccate
the cxclusiyeness Of Alopa,hy. Homeopathy, Ec-
lccticisn, llydropathy, etc.. they believe TINT all
principles ol cure and thcrapculcnl agents should
be taught in all we'll regntc,l medical schools and
thai every Intelligent, honest, and thorough prao-
titoner is entitled TO all the court cacs and privi-
legcs of the professions without regard to his pccu-
liar notions in therapeutics.
FEEs.-Thc fees for all branches inclulng all
the tickets, mn,ricuuton, and dissection are $50
n session, or Sl20p per year. Those who purchase
tickets only have to mnricnate once. which makes
the second session 500. including demonstrators
fees, or $ll for n full course To aid young men
Of moderate means, the University has issurd fve
| hundred scholarships. which nrc sold 10 frs, course
students FOR $50 and to second course students
and clcrgymrn Tor $50. each constituting the hold
era life member with the perpetual privileges of
the lectures nnd nll the teachings OF the school.
The only additional fees nre IL yearly diasrciing
an, mntriculniing ticket. ench Of which is So.
IlIE ADVANTAGES OF Scno.,nsnirs.-The stu
dent holding n scholarship can enter the College
Mt any time during the year. attend MS long rs ho
chooses. and rc.cnter the Institution rs frequently
rs desired.
|, requires previous rca,ling or study to enter
the University Scholarships, hence all private
tuition fees saved.
Students hy holding scholarships cnn prosecute
| other business part OF the time.
The candidate for graduation cnn present him
sell ut any time and receive his degree
qualified.
! In case student should hold scholarship and
not he able to attend lectures il be transferred
to another, thus preventing any loss.
Parents, guardians ar friends OF students wish
| ing to purchase scholarships for them n year or
more before their attendance ut the University,
can secure them by advancing one. half the price,
ana paying the balance when the student enters
| Physicians aud benevolent men can heso ovr grent
| benefit upon poor young men, by presenting them
u scholarship, md thus enabling them to obtain an
honorable profession.
TIE REGLL.fR FICULTT.
! James McClntuck. y. NJ, NJ. d.. Professor
Of the Principles and Practice of Surgery
Wm. Paine, NJ. d. Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine aud Pathology
c. $. Gauntt A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor Of
Chemistry. Pharmacy. and 'mxic"logy.
! i. G. Dalton, a. ~. NJ. d.. Professor OF
Physiology.
II. j. D'meet, A. NJ, M. D., Professor of Mn.
teria Mcdica md Therapeutics
| a. Il. Thomas. NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
General, Special, Microscopical, and Pnthologi.
cnl.
| Joseph S. Longshnrc. NJ D., Professor of Oh.
| stctrics, and Diseases Of Women and Children
F.. ID. Bucknlan, NJ d., Professor of Minor
Surgery.
PR OFESSORS or Si'ErIIL BRiNCJIES
A. Livczey, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor of Clint
cal Medicine.
J. 5. Longshore. NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
Obstetrics.
f. a. Won Moschiskcr NJ. d.. Professor Of
Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
| l.. Oldsl'uo NJ. d., Professor of Urine Pathol.
| ogy.
I. Lukens, NJ. D., D. d. s., Professor of Den
| tisry.
cMurphy NJ. D., Professor of Medical ou-
risprudenco.
w. NJ. Cornell, NJ. D., Ill d., Professor Of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
| Il. Is. Weaver, y. NJ, NJ. D., Dcmonstrator
of Anatomy.
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University Journal Of Medicine and
! Surgery.
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Somm"nthy Journal Of Medicine, Surgery,
Physiology, Hygiene, and General Literature,
| uprOte1 TN thn a.