Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-16
Philadelphia University
MEDlClNE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, 1918


IKIrch I5, 1865. $50
TWO full sessions Of Lectures eaci, year, COM
mencing the first Of October, and continuing un-
til April. The Disscc,ing Rooms nre open, ami
private lectures and qnizzcs continue during tho
ch'rc year. The first session continues until
Chrs'msS, or FOR three months :,, the second un-
I'll the first Of Aprl three months; the two con-
s'itu''g one full course OF lccur,;. Tx mination
Il" ca'i'idnies for graduation will occur ut the end
Of each session
REocislrHs ron GnApuAr,oN. N.--~Thc requisites
for graduation are three sessions of lectures and
three Gears study: or four sessions including tive
years spent at the University.
THE SYSTEM OF MEptCiNe FAuc,IT-Thc Uni.
ver'iiy is q liberal medical school in which ali
hranches of medicine and surgery arc taught. in?
cn""s the preparatory studies. Without regard Il
the cSclnsiycmcss OF Al;epmlhy, Homeopathy, Ecr
lcc'inisn. liy'lr"ra'hy etc, the, believe that MI
principles OF cure md icrapcutira agents should
hn taught ia all well regulated medical schools and
that every intelligent. honest. and thorough h prnc-
iilion"r is cn'cd to MI the cnur,csies Md priyi-
lrgeX OF t,r proic~so: without regard to his pecu-
liar notions III Therapeutics.
FAEs.'-The fees tor nil branches Including ali
the tickets. matri,um,ion nnd dissection arc SGH
a session. or 81 - cr year. Those who m,rrba.e
iickc'S .ly have - mntrrnlaic once which makes
lhr second session 500. Including ,ic,onstrntcr's
ices or ) 10 for fun canrsc. 70 aid young men
| .; moderate means tic University has issued fye
htlrc1 scholarships. whiyh are sold to first course
students !or $40, and 20 sccond course students
and rlnrgIm"n FOR $50 each constituting The hold
"r n ''ir member with The perpetual privileges Of
The lectures. ani.nli the tcaninys oi the schc,l
The only additional fees are !. yearly disstctiua
"n, Misunderstanding ticket, each OF which is So.
I IfE ADVANTAGES OF SEuoLAnsIips.- The stu
drn hodin. scholarship can enter the Collcyo
~ any time during the ycmr, attend rs long as hg
ch"oscs. a! ru.ntcr tbs Ius,itutun as frequently
as desired
! 1t rcnuires no previous rcnliny or study O enter
| the Uni vcrsiy schu,lrahips hence nll prixntc
| tuition fees shrrd.
S'ndpnts. by holding Scholarships can prosecute
other husincs- palt OF -" tirc.
| The candidate for graduation present him
SELF -, any time md receive his degree rs soon as
| qualified.
ln ca.r n student should hold u scholarship and
nof i ."i" I" attend lectures. it can be transferred
to an"''"r thus preventing any loss.
| Parents. guardians friends Of students wish
| ing To purchase scholarships for them wear or
move before their nttenlance al The University:
can secure them hy advancing one half the price
.nd paying the hslnncc when ,he student enters
| Physicians and benevolent men can besiow great
he""k' nYon POOR young n.yn by presenting lhem
scholarship. and thus enabling hem to obtain An
honorable profession.
THE REGUiIR FlCL'LTY.
'!amcs M,C!int"ck 4. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor
Of the Principles aud Practice Of Surgery
| Wm Pni"e. NJ d., Professor "r the pies
a"! Pr"cticc Of Medicine and Pathology. Z.
! G. s. Gnnnt,, A.. NJ NJ. D., Professor of
Chemi.'ry. Pharmacy. and Toxicnlngy
ti. Dalton, y. NJ, NJ D., Professor Of
! Physiology.
J l,"cdt, a: M., NJ. D., Professor Of Ma
tcria N",lica and Therapeutics.
| a. r, Thomas. NJ D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
General, Special Microscorical and Pathology.
cal.
Jo,crh s. Lons+hora. NJ. D.. Professor Of Oh.
stc'ric3 and Diseases "f Women and Children.
e. ~ Buckinan. NJ. D.. Professor Of Minor
snrS"ry.
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