Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-08
Philadelphia University
Or
MEDICINE AND SURGERY

amendments to Churfcr, Lc6. Is, 1860, and
.MtycA Is, 1865
TWO full SESSIONS of Lectures cnch year COM
i mcncing the first Of October, nnd continuing I'M
I'll Apr The Dissccing Rooms are open and
private lectures md Gnizzcs continue during tho
entire yenr. The first session continues until
Christmas, or for three months md the second nm
Ill the first Of April. three months; the two con-
stiining one full course OF lectures. Examination
OF candidates for graduation will occur II, the end
OF each :, sson.
REQUISITES roR GRADUATION rcnuis;tca
for graduation are three sessions Of ect,,res, md
three years study; or four sessions, including two
years spent AT The University.
TIE system or MEDICINE TAUGHT The MI
vcrsity is II liberal medical school in which ali
branches Of medicine and surgery arc taught, in
cndinG the preparatory studies. without regnr, to
any Any s|''"r"n views Hence, willie they dcprccato
lec'iclSm. liydropa'hy, etc., they believe that all
principles or cure nnd thcmpeutcnl agents shoull
he taught in all well regulated medical schools aud
that every intelligent, honest, and thorouoh nrac
tit"ncr is entitled 10 all The courtcsies and priy
irgrs OF The protcssion without regard TO his uocu
liar notions in therapeutics
J FsEs.--ihe fees for MI branches. including al
the tickets mniricnaton, and dissection arc S6O
II session, or 81 20 per year. Those who nnrchnuo
tickets only have lo mariculnc once which makes
The second session 500. including tcmons,rator.
ices, or 81 10 for iull course. TO aid young men
! ol moderate ncanS, the University has issun 6vo
hundred scholarships. which are sold to first eonrse
students For $50 and to second course studen,s
and clergy men for 500. each CONSTITUTING tho hol
erh lie member with the perpetual privileges Of
he lectures. and MI the tcnchinrs of tho school
| The only additional fees arc II ycarlv disscc,inr
ana malrculating tickc. cnch Of which is So
| iilE ADVANTAGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS The stu
dent holding scholarship can enter the College
ut any time during the yenr attend ,,s long ns ho
chooses. and rc-cntcr the Institution as frcuncnlr
desired.
II requires no previous reading or study to enter
me University OH scholarships, hence MI private
tuition fees nrc saved.
Students, by holding scholarships, cnn prosrru,e
other business +" part OF the time.
Ihe candidate for graduation can present him
self at any time and receive his dcorcc no soo,, 30
qualified "
In case student should hold scholarship md
not be able to attend lectures il cat, bo transferred
1" nn"'hrr ih"s preventing any loss.
Parents guardians or friends Of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships TOR then, n wear or
more lriore their attendance ai the Uniycrs;tv
can secure them hy advancing one half tho price
AMI paying the balance when the student cntcr.
'hSSie'n''s and benevolent men can bcsow crest
hchc1 upon poor young men, by presenting them
scholarship, and thus enabling them 10 oh,ain an
i honorable profession.
THE REGUiIH FiCUTL1'I.
James McCI,ntock a. NJ, NJ d., Professor
Of the Principle and procticc Of Surgery.
Wm. Paine, NJ. d.: Professor of the Principles
and Practice Of AIcdirinc and Pathology.
o. Hhnn''' y. W. ": ~ Professor Of
II. G. Dalton, a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor of
Physiology.
II. j. D"ucet, a. n NJ d., Professor of Mn. /
terra M"lir" and Therapeutics
a. X: Thomas. NJ d.. Professor of Anatomy,
General orcc'a', Mieroscopica and pn,hologi-s
Joseph S. I.'ngshorc. NJ r., Professor Of t)l,-s
stctrics. and Diseases Of Women and Chil,tys,.
f. y. Bae@mnn. NJ. d., Professor of NIlor
Surgery.
PROFE.SS0H!S or. .SpNrIIL BRANciES
q; =; l',v"zey, A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor of Cini.
j.. $. Longshoro, NJ. D., Professor Of citiea,
Obstetrics. I'M
i. a. Won Mosclisker, NJ. D., proccsbr Of
Diseases Of tho Eyo nnl Ear.
l.. Oldslno NJ. d., Professor Of Urine Rthol.
!. Lukcns NJ. D., D. D. s., Professor Den4 r.
,stry.
G. Murphy, NJ. d., Professor of Mcd9 9.l ia
risprudcncc.
w. Nj. Cornell, NJ. D.. LID, protssor oj .
iTs'fS:" aaal ,eh,vsieal ,Esp ,Esp!nrs;. 4 /,
Of Anatomy. 'P'SssEN
NEW nsOous.
!, rAaSE,s pnAnrirr or MEnflSE, EThe wo
Is now complete. 1t is n royl o:tavo Of OF
tG"nsand pages, and contains ,ful dcscript(
OF all discusses including thosef surgery, nj
OF w"men and chIdrnn, togcthc, with their n
!"o,"Gy' history symptoms and tcatmcnt, ns
Is claimed to be one Of tho most cmpletc. clM
crate. and extensive works upon hose subTed
eyer eve issued from the Amcricun pbss. Prid
- postage so cents. "
NEw ScnooL REMEDIES. An octave. contain
ing n full description of all tho conoontraiaalay
new remedies used by all schools of tho profd
SION md II complete nlphAhnai ical maeria med
ca Price, S5. Tothose who, order both book
$40, postage, prepaid.
University JOa,,rnlnOr Medlcf,,s, mi
Surgery.
Scmi.monthly journal Of Medicine, Surpor
Physiology. Ifygienc,.and General Litoratuf
devoted to tho Profession and tho Pcpnle.
;. Ihe' cheapest mcdic,tl paper in the worIl, p,i
!ishcd every two weeks. mt tie University Bil
ing, Ninth Street, south Of Walnut
Single copies, 81 M,
Five copies to one ad,lrosa, So So,
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