Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-05-25
Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, 1848.

1 mcncing the first of October, and continuing un-
til Ar,il. The Dsscc,ing Rooms are open, and
private lectures and quizzrs continue during tho
entire year. The first session continues until
Christma. or for three months, and the second un-
ill the first of April, three months; the two con-
siitutng one full course of lectures. Examination
Of candidates for graduation will occur at the end
of each session.
REQUISITES FOR GRADCATIoN.-Thc requisites
for graduation are three sessions Of lectures, and
three years study or four sessions, including two
years spent at the University.
TnE system or MEDICINE TArGIT.-The Uni
yersity is liberal medical school, ir which all
branches of medicine and surgery caught, u-
cnding The preparatory studies, without r. ,nrd TO
any sectarnn views. Hence while they dep. cato
! the oxclusiyencss Of Aliopa,hy. Homeopathy, tc-
lectci,m. Ilylropahy etc, they believe that all
principles Of cure and hsrapeutical agents should
hc taught i'll all well regulated medical schools and
TINT every intelligent. honest, and thorough Lrao-
iii"ner Is en''ad 10 all tho comr.csies aud pri4i-
leges OF the profession, rithou, regard to his psuu-
liar notions in therapeutics.
FEEs.-The fees for all branches. incn ling al}
tho tickets, matt iculatiun and asecion arc St;,!
n session. or $40 per yenr. Those ,.ho purchase
tickets onlr have to matrculate once which makes
the secun'l session $40. including demonstrators
fees or ) 10 fora f"ll course. 70 aid young men
OF moderate means, the University has issued five
hundred scholarships. which sold to iirs, course
students for $40, and TO second course students
an'l cier"ym"n Tor 500 each constituting the hold
er lilo member. with the perpetual privileges of
OI.
Th, only additional fees are " yearly lissec,ing
nn mm'riculans ticket. each OF which is SO.
IL" ADVANTAGES or SCHoLANsltrs.--fh stu
den, holding sch"!.tship can enter tho c Collcpe
nj any time dmri,g ,h. year nt,cnl rs lone Ms Lo
chooses ar ro-cmi cr the Institution rs frequently
desired.
! 1t requires previous reading or study 10 cutor
I the University -rhui.rSiiUs hence ali nriyn,c
| tuition fees saved.
| Students, by holding Scholarships can prosecute
! o'her bss'ness art OF the time.
| The ca"i"t & for graduation present him
s"if at ANY tins and receive his degree IL. soon MS
| qualified.
| In ease student should hold scholarship and
not be able to sten lectures, it be transferred
e" hhother, thus preventing any loss.
Parcnta guardians or friends of students wish
| ing to purchase scholarships for th~m ~ yoar or
more before their attendance at tho University
can s"nnre them by advancing one half The price
| ana paying hc balance when the student enters
| rhyslclans and hcme"olent hen can Les,o,Y great
hrnrht upon poor young men, by presenting them
!! srh"lars'ip. ana thus onab!iny them to obtain All
| houorGole profession
THE REGTLIR F.iCL-LTY.
| .!nmes McClintnck 4. NJ, NJ d. Professor
| OF the Principles and Practice Of Snrrcry
Wm. Paine, NJ. d., Professor of the Principles
and Practice IF Medicine and Pathology.
G. ). Gamntt, a. NJ, NJ. d.. Professor Of
Chemistry. Pharmacy. and Tnxicologv.
p. G. Dalton, a. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology.
II. }. Druec., a. NJ, NJ D., Professor of Ma
! t"riH M"!cn anal Therapeutics
a. H. Thomas. NJ. D.. Professor If Anatomy,
Gcneral, Special, Microscopic,l, and patholoci-
un
Joseph s. I.ongshore, NJ d. Professor of Oh.
Ser'rS. and Diseases of Women and Children
+. y. Huckmnn, NJ. d.. Professor Of Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSORS or S!'HcTiL BENCHES
=; lLvez'y. a. NJ, NJ. H., Professor of Clint
cal Medicine.
J. $. fongshore, VI. D., Professor of Clinical
Oh-tctrcs
+, a. Won MnschAkcr NJ D.. Professor of
Diseases of the Eye ard Far.
l.. Oidshue. Nj d., Professor Of Urine Pathol-
/. Lukens, NJ. D., D. D. s., Professor of Den
G, Murphy, NJ. D., Professor of Medical )u-
rsprudcnce.
W: NJ Cornell, VI. D.. IT. D., Professor Of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
H. R. Weaver, y. NJ, NJ. D.. Demonstrators
Of Anatomy.
EE3Y gsGDMs.
PAfSEs PRACrIc. or .,ieDrCfSE.-rhc work
Ia now complete. II il Il royal octave of one
ih'nsa'i rhSca a:.n contains sal description
OF all diseases. including thn-e of surgery. and
"f women and children, together with their pa
| tho!HGy. history. ymrtnIna. and treatment, nnd
~ claimed TO be one Of the most complete, clab-
orafe. and extensive works upon thc>o subjects
ever issued from the Amaricnn press. Price,
81; postage 80 cents.
NEW ScuooL REMEnrEs.-.tn oc!nro. contain
ing full description of all tho concentrated and
new remedies used hy all schools Of tho profess
sion, and complete alphubaticnl mncria mcdi.
cn. Price. $5. TO those who order both books,
$40, postage prepaid
University JOurnal OF Medicine and
Surgery.
a Semi. monthly Journal Of Medicine. Surgery,
Physiology. Hygiene, and General Literature,
devoted to the Profession nnd the People.
Tho cheapest medical paper in the world. pub
.'shed every two weeks. at the University Build
ing Ninth Street, south of Walnut
single copies, I 90
Five copies to one address, 4 3s
Ten, '' 7 so
Fiftccn," 4" 80
Twenty. Z" 10 90
The gettcr up of the club shall have one cory
gratis. 1t is also the cheapest advertising mo-