New-York tribune., 1867-03-15
COLLEGE or PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

The sixth annual commencement Of the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of the Medical Department OF
Columbia College was held yesterday evening at Stein
way Hall The degree OF NJ. ID. was conferred on 90
graduates Of the class G lsG & as Sh9 I4S%s SS reo
Indiana John W Baldwin New Yo CITY, ogevsD Ball O,go Co.
Herbert ct G. Bdsa ms.asSeseis cis. NJ Billings 4 M
n V GI5srt H. BueE A. b. SesYori Cy; Cha, buckley New
Ycys City; Chss A Carrie wsyne Co. n y Frank Carter Maine
S J.S. W. e to6Stf 1sfAfS, s.S1 W. FED csS Sos ssqs
sPSs p Ds!s, s9e' Co., L.. b. , 5S . xP;! D ss. ,gb
DsbE9w, NevJerey; Francis Du Boz j. A b. Brooklyn y y
Relsstaer CO. n ~ Pred W. El5ieg A. ~ Ohio wm Eiy A.
MOsOe Co. a. r. BeG6e MoESsIs Eyer, ETHf F.,s Sssl"F. Gy
Co, n u David 7. Fsiter, N. D.; EeTYork CITY Win R.
EdS FULLER Maine Burns Gilman NJ D. vermont zegb Gilman
" Vermont FIsd Gnaet CounesiSg Harry Cove New BIgn
Gy %sIsiI Rssaa 5' ONO IJc5H : Hi, p Sss{oI tiy
NOyaSecta Auey Hase A. NJ, Bookn " Henry Henderson
Richmond @ Co.. G.' Of" Il HSS SsrY6 H SS C pS Dn
saS'cI ss M a. fTs To,s5soS C 3d b Thor Hun b. Ain} &
Jersey Samuel Johnson EeEJesey Henry Jordan b. Maine
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M9 Geo " " Mss %scG N a. ds RsT T. II Mor Muir i,SS. SS,
Henry oven A. B. New York City wm H. Psmer b. Connee
J.; WD H. B. Pratt A. D. EeFlork City Albert Randol New
Jersey Remssa NewYcrk CITY Nathan RCber; SevY
wsyps SSS CO. Y''e'i Y e. Rdt@en M XssYcs CITY Albert s.
sSs ss:.o Ssns' o. Co. ONO + ohs. hs.Rs Ersd
ysssy r. sidney Scales b. hs,PR Ws"es SS9oO1o,s o.
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sggg North CaoaA Thomas Terrell Li keTJeSsey % Henry
Bsrian vss h9a,sn NeTYorS City James D. Van Hs, a Nj
ntSerseyi Richard Van WICK Duichess Co. n IL WIN A. NJ
WGn"rgh, b. kssioTk City, HI Warner CCnDseeTt George
Wells j. hsrnd Peter Wheeler Chensngo Co n J. john WINS
low d. Ma1aehuses sss o. Wherbee Kentucky w PsrLer
Wooster, A B., New loTk CITY
The annual prizes then granted the Harsen prizes
for the best written reports OF the clinical instruction in
the NewYork Hospital the first for $50 and the second
for S5 being conferred Ackeinan Coles OF Newark
~ j., and ID Valentine Lynch Of New-York The Faculty
prizes for the best two graduating theses presented dur
ing the year one for $50 and the other for s2O
ferred on Albert H. Buck and Ira Remsen OF New.YOrk
The Rev. H. W. Bellows then delivered an address 10
the class In which he adverted 10 the three learned pro
fessOns dfprecatng the tendency let down the bars
10 uearned persons especially In the legal and clerical
professions; but medicine he thought had not yet
yielded 10 this spirit OF demagOgsm and drew within
the profession the best talent Of the country The
rasm that alarms the clergy IL favorable the prOfes
sion OF medicine. The age is practical and engineering
mining and the art OF healing have absorbed the Young
men Of our colleges. In cOncusOn he paid high tribute
to the medical profession during the late aud said II
would take half century 10 realize the good results Of
that experience
The yaledictOiy address was then delivered by William
H. Palmer OF Connecticut, Of the graduating class