Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-27
Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
OR0ANIzED, 181!

Chartered Jy tie Legislafu,c. FEB. &c, 1853.
amendments to Charter, Feb. Is, 1860, and
Murch Is. 1866.
Two full sessions of Lectures each year, COM
i mcncing he first Of October, and continuing un-
til April. The Dssecing Rooms are open, and
private lectures and quizzea continue during tho
entire year. The first session continues until
Christmas or for three months. and the second un-
Ill tho first of April, three months the two con-
sttuting full course Of lectures Examination
Of candidates for graduation will occur at the end
Of each session.
REQUISITES FOR GRADr,TIoN.--The requisites
for graduation arc three sessions Of lectures. and
three years study or four sessions, including two
years spent 1T the University.
The SYSTEM OF MEDiCINE TArGHT.-The Uni
vcrsy is liberal medical school in which all
branches of medicine and surgery taught, in
ci"d'ng tug preparatory studies without regard TO
the cxclusivcncss Of Aliopn.hy, Homeopathy, Ec.
lecicism. Ilydropnthy, etc., they believe that all
principles OF cure and thcrapcutcal agents should
he t"ught in a well regulated medical schools, aud
that every intelligent honest. and thorough prnc-
ioner is entitled to all the courtescs and privi-
lcgcs of the profession without regnr to his pccu-
| liar mott ions in therapeutics.
FEEs.-Thc fees t"r all branches. ncln ling MI
! the tickets matricuaton, and lisscction arc SGO
| session, Or Sl2O per year. Those who purchase
! tickets Only have to mnricui,c once. which makes
! the second session %55. including tlcmonstrntor'a
| fees, or $llo FORA full course To mid young men
hundred scholarships which are sold 10 first course
students, for SO. and To second course x,udcnts
and clcrgyinn for 500, each constituting the hold
cr life member with the perpetual privileges Of
the lectures, and all the teachings of the school
The only additional fees nrc II yearly disscctinp
and nntricu'ating ticket each Of which is So
| iHk AnVANrGES OF SCHOLARSHIPS, ,--rhe stu
! dent holding II scholarship can enter the College
at any time during the yenr attend as long ma he
! chooses. and rc-cnler The Institution us frequently
ns desired.
| 1t requires no previous reading or study to enter
the University on SCHOLARSHIPS, hence ali priyntc
| tuition fees saved.
| Students. hy holding Scholarships can prosecute
other business n part of the time.
| The candidate for graduation present him
sr'i at any time ana receive his degree soon as
qualified
| In case student shonlh hold scholarship and
not hr mile To attend lectures. it can be transferred
! I" another, thus preventing any loss.
! Parents. guardians nr friends Of students wish
| ing to purchase scholarships for them year or
| more before their attendance at the University,
can secure them 10y advancing one half the price,
| and paying the balance when the student entera
| Physicians mud benevolent mon can bcstow great
| brnchl upon poor young men, by presenting them
scholarship, and thus enabling them 10 obtain m
| honorable profession.
TIE REGULAR FACULTY..
James McClintock a. NJ, NJ. D., Professor
OF the Principles and Practice Of Surgery
Wm. Paine, NJ. d.. Professor of the Principles
an, Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
9, s. Ganntt, A. NJ, Nj. d.. Professor Of
Chomistry, Pharmacy. and Toxcology.
i. q. Dalton, y. NJ, NJ. d., Professor of
Physiology
II. J. Drucct, A. NJ. NJ. D., Professor of Ma
tcria Nl"dica and Therapeutics
a. II. Thomas. NJ. d., Professor of Anatomy.
General, Special, Microscopical and pn,hol,si.
cal.
Joseph s. Longshorc NJ. d.. prnfessnr Of Oh.
stetric>. nntl Diseases Of Women md Children. :
Il. ID. Buchanan. NJ. d., Professor ur Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSORS ar spEcl.lL BRANCHES
a. L,vrzey, a. NJ. Nj. d., Professor Of Clin-
cal Medicine.
j. 5. Longshore, VI. d., Professor of Clinical
Obstetrics
i. a. Won M,schiskcr. NJ. D., Professor Of
Diseases of the Eye and Ear
H. Oidshnc. NJ. d., Professor Of Urine Pathol-
!. Lukens, NJ. D., D. d. S., Professor Of Den
tistry.
C. Murphy. NJ. d., Professor of Medical ju-
risprudcncc
w. NJ. Cornell, NJ. d. LID. Professor of
Hygiene and Physical Culture
x. Is. Weaver y. NJ. VI. d., Dcmonstrator
OF Anatomy.
NEW hooks.
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New ScnooL RgMrDiEs.- An octave contain.
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new remedies used hv III schnnls of tho Srnfes-
sion. and complete alphabetical mnteria medi.
ca. Price. 50. 7" hose who order both books,
$40, postage prepaid
University journal of NJ edicimc and
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a Semi. monthly journal Of Medicine, Surgery,
Ihysi"l"gy. Hygiene, and Genernl Literature,
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The cheapest medical paper in the world, pub
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Single copies, T: s 90
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