The Lincoln County herald., 1867-04-05

PHILADELPHlA UNIVERSITY OF
Medicine 4 Suryery.
OrSasissl n le4O.
Chartered ty The Leyisiatvre FEB. 26 1858
Amendmsns to Charter Fsb'ry. Is 1860,
and March Is 1865.
Two fsi, sessions Of Lseturse each year CON:
uencius the Arst of0ctober. and continuing until
April. The Dis:ee,ins Room: are open, ana . pr.
tire year. The Arst sssson continues until Christ.
mss or for three months, and the second untn the
6rst Of April, o. three months; the two constftut
ne one full course Of lccturess Examination Of
candidates for graduation will occur at the end
Regwisass for Gradssion. The requisites for
graduation are three sessions Of lectures, and
three years study; or four session., including
two years spent st the Uniyersity.
" 10 liberal medical school, 10 which oil branch
o. Of medicine and surgery are taught, including
the preparatory studies, without regard to any
sectarian viows. Hence, while they isprecaie the
exciusivensss Of Allopathy, Homeopathy: Et eI;
ei.m Hyd.opa.hy. e:s.. they e;:vs :nSs .ssnia =,
Be taught In oil we'll regulated medical schools,
and that every Intelligent, honest, and thorough
practitioner 10 eatitied to oil the courtesss and
privileges Of the profession without regard to his
peculi'r notions 10 therapeutics.
the tickets, mstrieu;ation, 4 dissection, are 900
session, or Sl?0 per year. Those who purchase
tickets only have to matriculato once, which
makes tho second session $55, including demon.
s,rator'' fees, ~$lls for full eGgr;s. ~ S'a
Issued foe hundred scholarships. which arc cold
to arst.courss students, for $75, and to second.
course students and clergy foe $50, each con-
stituiing the holder q lilo member, with the per-
pctuai privileges Of lectures, and all the teach
inRs OF the school. The only additional fees are
yearly dissec,ins and mstriculatins ticket, each
The AJraatsses Of Seholarsh;ps.-Ths student
holding . scholarship can enter tho College at
any time during the year, attend a. long a. he
chooses, and ro.snter tho Institution - frequent
| Is rs desired.
II rcquircs no previous reading or study to en-
ter the University on scholarships. hence all pri.
vatc tuition fees are saved.
Students, BY holding scholarships, can prose-
cute other business q part Of tho tiino.
The candidate for graduation can present him
self at aay time, aud rcc.ive bis degree as soon
as qualified.
In case a student should bold q scholarship
and not be ablo to attend lectures, II can 10
transfc red to snother, thus preventing any loss.
Parents, guardians or friends Of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them. year OF
more before their attendance at the University
can secure thcm by advancing one-half the price,
: and paying the balance when the student enters.
Ply sicians and benevolent men can bestow great
benefit upon poor young men, by presenting esen,
o scholarship, and thus enabling them 10 OBTAIN
; and honorable profession.
The Regular Faculty.
JAnEs McCLINroN, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor o
the Principles and Practice Of Surgery
WV. PAixE, N. D., Professor Of tho Principlsl
and Practice Of Medicine and Pathology.
C.S. GArxrr, A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor Of Chem
= istry, Pharmacy, and Toxicology.
r. q. DALroN, A. NJ, u. D., Professor Of Phys
iology.
II. !. DorcGr, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of Ma.
, teria Mcdica and Therapeutics.
A. II. THOMAS, NJ. D., Professor Of AntamOny
General, Special, Microscopcal, and Pathological
JosEPH s. LoSGsHORH. NJ. d., Professor Of OBJ
o stctrics, and Diseases Of Women and Children.
Q L. y. DrcknAS, N. D., Professor Of Minor Sur
&C Professors of Special Branches.
a; lvKzrr' An, NJ. D.. Professor Of c'iniea
J.s LoxGsnosr, NJ. D.. Professor Of Clinica
Obstetrics.
J. A. MoxscnIsxER, N. D., Professor Of Dis
= eases Of tho Eye and Far.
X. II. KL.SE, NJ. d., Professor Of Malignsn
Diseases.
. l.. OLpsnrs, NJ. D., Professor Of Urino-Pathol
> I. LrKESs, N. H., D. D. s.. Professor Of Den
tis;ry
G. MURPHY, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical Juris
". N. CoRSEtL. NJ. n, III. D., Professor
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
X. b. WEAVER, A. NJ, NJ. H., Denoustrator
Anatom'.
o. ". MARRIOTT, NJ. b., A. NJ, D. D., Rogi,
8 trar and Superintendent.
ID NEW BOOKS.
'e P.ines T+nc,;c. Of Medicine.-The work Is .,
complete. 1t is q royal octave Of one thousan
\. pages, and contains full description Of all dis
eases, including those Of surgery, and Of wome
and children, together with their pathology, his
y tory, symtoms, and treatment, and is claimed
b. ono of the most complete, elaborate, and ex
r. ensve works upon these subjects ever issued fror
!, tho American press. Price, seven dollars post
!, age, 80 cents.
- NEw cnooL RENEDIEs.--An octave, contain
=, ing iul description Of all the concentrated an
~ new remedies used by all schools Of tho profe'
sion, and complete alphabetical Inateria medic'
- Price, i've dollars. To those who order bot
" books, ten dollars, postage prepaid.
10 University Journal Of Medicine 4 surgsr
70 4 Semi.l .lloathly Journal Of Medicine, Sarysr,
o. Piysiolo0y, Hygiene, and General Literature d.
., so'ed to Me Iroiss'ion and the People,
,, l.hed every two weeks st tho University Build
!" ing, Ninth Street, south Of Walnut.
single copies, 90
Five copies to one address, ass
Ten copies; 7 so
Fifteen copies, $50
Twenty copies, 10 90
The getter.up Of tho club shsl, have one cop
gratis. 1t IL also the cheapest advertising medl
um 10 the world. as II reaches nearly all physl
, clans and druggists, besides having largo popu
lar circulation. The price for advertising is to
ceuts per line. seven words making line. N
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