The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-04-03
PhiIa deIphia Univ ersity Of
Medicine and Surgery. :
8 ORGANIzEp. 1913

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Chartered By the Legislature Feb. &C. 1883:
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, Two full sessions of Eecsgres each year,
commencing the first of October, aud con-
tinuing until April. The Dissecting Rooms
are open, and private lectures and qaizzes
continue dnrfng the entire year. The first
session continues until Christmas. or for
three mouths, and the second until the first
OF April ofthfee months the two eonstitlts
ing one full course of lectures Examination
OF caudidatesEor graduation viii occur at tha
end Of each session. So; G 3tffs.E z5lH
REQUISITES FOR GRADUATION, The reS
quiSifeS for graduation are three sessions of
Lectures, and three years study; or four ses-,
sions, nclading two years spent at the
University $ s. x & . ssssEsssSs7
The SYSTEM OF MEDICINE TAUGHT.-
The University is q liberal medical school, in
which ali branches of medicine and susgery
are taught, including the prep aEatoEy stuiiest,
without regard to- any sectarian views.
Hence, while they :depreeate. The exclusive
ness of: al Alopathy ,Hom@apa EelecticismS.
HydrOpathY, etc, they beheeei iaat al prfn~.
cipfes of cure and tferape peatieal agents ssbouid
be taught in all well regulated medical
schools. and that every inteIIigents honest.
the courEesies and privileges OF the profess
sion, without regard to his peculiar notions
in therapeutics. - : =. -. = s.-s$....s< -.
FEES. - Fhe fees for a IlbraneneS ifcIudfRg
oil the tickets, r1atricniaiion, and dissee etions
are $50 a session, Or $f20 per year. Those.
who purchase tickets oaly have to matricn-
lafe once, whichmake .The second session
S55, iueludiug demobstrator S fees, or S115
fora full: course. To aid young men Of
moderate means, the University has issued
FIVE hundred scholarships, which are sold to
frstscourse students, for SIS and tD second
course Students aud clergpnlen For $50, each
constituting the holdeF a life mem Der with
the perpetHaf privilege of the leclpres, and
all the teachings of The school The only
additional fees are. a yearly dissecting and
matriculaIiDg ticket ,seachSof whiehsis IS.
s TIE ADVANTAGES OF ScHoLARsHlPs.-
The Siadeut holdIug a scholars hip can enter
the College at, any. time during the year
attend as long as he chooses and re enter the
Institution as tr' Que0rly as desired q
Itpquire.S no previous ye ding or study to
enter the University on scholarships, hence
all private tuition fees are saved
Students, by holding scholarships can
prosecute other business a part Of the time.
The candidate for graduation can present
himself at any Hulse, and receive his degree
as soon as qualified - = - 81
I'm case astudent should hold scholar
Ship,an not be able TO aEead yGc-ureS, it
can be transferred 10 an0ther, thus prevents
ing any loss - - = 49,.
Parents, guardians .oi. friends OF students
wishing 10 purchase schol olarship for them, a.
year or mere before their attendance at the
University, can secure them by adyaRcing
one-hsIf the price and paying the balaBee
when the siudent enters. Physicians and
sbe9evqient men can heSfow great benefit
upon poor young men. by presenting them
a scholarship and thus egiibdng them se
obfain an Honorable profession -
raE REGgLsR FACULTY. -
James GcCl Clintock,i A Si' ID Ds,l Profess
sofof the Fl ineiples aud Praetscca OF Sur-.
gery.y4 - .SslEzS
Wm. Paine, N. d., Professor Of the Prin-
ciples and practise of Medicine and tPatho-s
&c. s. Gauntt, A N m D. Professor Of
Chemistry, Pharmacy, and Hexieology.
= 3 6. Dalton, A. NJ Al d. Professor Of
! Ii j b0ueet; "a. NJ. NJ d. Professor Of
MdfePia Medic.i and Therapeutics
? A. r Thomas. NJ D., frefesSor OF AnatsS
my. General, Special Microscopical aAd
Pathological: < = 81 z = ~ = g.
: JOSEPH S. Longsbore, II D: Professor of
Obstetrics, and Diseases Of women aud Ghii-
dfen ..s5<.y - - - 49,. - s.
d Bucknan, " d Professor of Mis-
nor surgery, s. :.
.PRoFEssoas OF. SPECIAL BRkEcHRs
A. Liyszey, An. n. d. Professor Of
Clinical Medicine. = rg-:s-.t. 49, 49, :.
j. S. Longshere, NJ d. Professor Of CIini>
cal 0bStetrie<. = -
F. A. Won loSehzisker. u: D., Professor
of Diseases afthS Eve ami :EG2ar.s
R. II Kline, ii d.. Pfofesser Of Malfg>
/, o!dSnae. MD Professor Of Urine. Pas
thology. l ~ + D. s: : ~.
c. Murphy. NJ M:D5 Professor Of Medical
JuriSprude ~ + u E
W. II. Cornell, Al D., LID, Professor
Of f-lFggiene and Phi, icat Culture.
r B Weaver, a NJ, n d., Demonstra>
tor of Anatomy - - - ~ - - 49,
:, G. w: Marriott. MD:s AM. DID,
Registrar and Supertnten ndent.
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