Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-01
] Philadelphia University
OF
MEDICINN AND SURGERY. ~
\" ORGANIZED, 1878. Nss ~

TWO full sessions of Lectures each year, COM n
mencing the first of Uctober and continuing I'M
til April. Tho Dissccting Rooms are open, and 7
private lectures and quzzcs continue during the
entire year. Tho first session continues until
Christians or Ior three months, nndthc second ,in-
I'll tho first OF April, or ihrco months; thewo con-
siitutng one full course OF lectures. Examination
of candidates for graduation, will occur at the end
of eoch session.
REQUISITES FOR GnADuATloN.--The requisites
for graduation three sessions Of lectures, and
three years study; or four sessions, including two
years spent at tho University. a s .-,.s &
Tie SYSTEM OF MEDICINE TAuGT.-The Uni
ycrsity is a liberal medical school. in which all
branches Of medicine and surgery arc taught, iii-
cludins the preparatory studies, without regard to
any sectarian vicws llonce, wl,ilo they depfecae
the cxclusiveness of Alluput,y,g foinCppatiy, Eo.
ccticsm liydropathy, etc., they believe that all
principles oi cure and thcrmpeutical agents should
he taught in all we'll regulated medical schools, and
iat every intelligent, honest, and thorough prac-
itioner is entitled to all the cuurtesics a,id prisi-
eSes of the professions, without regard TO Ills pecu-
liar noions in therapeutics.
FEEs.--rhc fees for MI branches, Including All
tho tickets, mn!rioulnion, and dissection. arc 500
a session, or $,20 per yenr. Those who purchase
tickets only have to nlatrcnlatc once. which makes
The second session S'55. including den,ohstrator's
fees, or Sll5 fora full course. TO aid oung men
OF moderate mcans. t,c University has issued tiyo
hundred scholarships, which are sold to first course
students, for $50, and to second course students
and c'crgyn,n for 500 cacl, constituting tc hold
rr n h'c mcnlhcr. with the perpetual privileges Of
rhe only additional fees arc yearly disseclnp
AMI 'n.tricnl"ting ticket. each OF which is So.
HE ADVANTAGES OF SUHoLARsI!I rs. lie stu
dent holding scholarship cam enter the ollere
al any time during the year, ntend ns long as ho
chooses anu ro.cntcr The Institution as frequently
| as desired a5
II requires no previous rcnding or study 10 enter
the University ON SCHOLARSHIPS hcnue ali private
tuition fees are saved. ~
Students. by holding scholarships, cnn prosecute
oher business part Of the timo.
The cnn''ilnic for graduation can present him
sell at any time and receive his degree as soon as
qualified.
In n stu'lcn, should hold scholarsl,ipiand
not be able to attend lectures. it be transferred
to another, illus preventing my loss
Parents, guardians friends Of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them n year or
more before their attendance at tho University,
can secure them by advancing one. .,alf tho price
nni paying the balance when the student enters
Physicians and benevolent men can hestow great
Dchch upon poor young men, by presenting them
scholarship, and tl,us enabling tlicm to obtain an
honorable profession.
THE REGUL.tR F.iCULTI.
danes MrCiintock a. NJ, NJ D., Professor
OF the prlncip'cs and Practice OF Surgery.
Wm. Paine, M. d.. Professor Of The PRINCIPLES
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
G. 5. Ganntt, a. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor Of
Chemistry, Pharmacy. and Toxicology.
n. G. Dalton, a. NJ NJ D., Professor Of
il. J. Dsuoct, A. NJ, M. D. -prcfosscs, Of s1s.
TORN SiSsa 'effs psn sIcs '
A. u. Thomas NJ. d., Professor Of Anntomy.
General, Special, Microscnpicul, and Pa,holuei.
cal. : -''S', q =
Joseph S. Longshnrc. NJ d., Professor Of Oh.
stctrcs nnd Diseases Of Women and Children.
{, H. u. Buckman, NJ D., Professor Of Minor
Surgery.
PR0 0FE'sS0RS or sfEcLiL BRANCHES
a. Llvczoy, A. NJ, Nj. d., Professor Of Clint
cal Medicine - oo'''
u. S. .L'ngshorc, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
Obstetrics
+. a. Won Moschiskcr NJ. D., Professor of
Diseases of the Eye and Ear.
IT, Oldslnc. NJ. d., Professor OF Urine Pathol
l. Lukcns, NJ. d., D. d. s., Professor Of Den
istry.
G. Murphy, NJ. D., Professor of Medical ou-
W. NJ. Cornell. NJ. D.. LID, Professor Of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
H. Is. Weaver, A. NJ, NJ. d., Demonstrators
OF Anatomy.
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