Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-07-06
Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ondANizED, l848


ORGANIZED l848.
CHARTERED by tic Legislature, ESb. &c. 1858.
-l"'c"t"c"Fs to Charter, Feb. 15, 1860, ana
Murch Is, 1865
TWO full sessions Of Lectures cncb voor oo,n-
L mcncing the first OF October. and continuino nm
III pm. The Dissccting Rooms are open. and
private lectures and quzzrs continue during tho
en'lre year. The first SESSION continues until
Christmas, or for three months on ha seco,d ,,n
I'll the first of April or three months; The Two con-
stitut'rg one full course OF lectures Exumiuotion
OF candidates Tor graduation will occur M ,o cni
OF each session.
REeutslrEs ron GEADuArtoN-Th rcouisites
Tor graduation arc three sessions Of lectures md
three years study; or four sessions including two
years spent At The University.
IHE. SYSTEM or AIEDtciNE TArCMt.-Thc Cni-
rcrsity is liberal medical school in which all
hranchcs Of medicine mud surgery nrc taught in
cln"ihg the preparatory studies, withoGtregard to
my seotaran views. Hence, while they deprccnie
,he exclnsivencss of Allopathy. Homeopathy, Ec-
iec'icIsh, lydromthy, etc, they believe that all
principles Of cure ruh thr)npcuticui agents should
be taught in all / regulated medical schools and
that every Intelligent honest, md thorough prac-
tltioncr is entitled to all the conrtcsts and prv-
lrgcs ofthe profession, without regard to his pccu-
liar notions in the .ancutca.
/ FEfs.'rho fees for all branches. including all
the tickets matriculaiion, and dissection are SGO
II session, 81 20 per year. Those who purchase
tickets only have to ntricuntc once. which lnnkes
the SECOND session sos. including tpmons,rat org
Fees or 81 . for n full course. 10 aid young men
of moderate means. the University has ssuct fxe
hundred scholarships. which arc sold to first course
students for S75 md to second course students
and clergymen tor $50, each constituting the hold
or II life member with the perpetual privileges of
The lectures and nll the teachings of the school
The only additional fees arc IL yearly dissectinc
anu matriculating ticket. each Of which is So
lHE ADVANTAGES OF SciioLARsHIps.- The stu
dsnt holding F." scholarship can enter the College
t'any time during the year, attend ns long ms ha
chooses. and ru-cnter the Institution as Frequently
rs desired.
ltrcquircs no previous reading or study to enter
.he University on scholarships, hence ull private
| tuition fees are saved.
Students by holding scholarships, can prosecutc
other business n part Of the timc.
The candidate Tor graduation cnn present him
sell Il! any time and receive his degree ns coon as
qualified.
In case student shead hold scholarship and
not he able to attend lectures j. cnnbe transferred
TO nho'h'r 'hus preventing my loss.
Parents, guardians or friends of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them year or
more before their attendance mt the University
can secure them by advancing one half the prfcr.
nnd paying tho batnuce when the stadcnt enters
lhys.c'ans ana benevolent men can bcstow great
heheist upon poor young men, by presenting them
u scholarship. and thus enabling them to obtain nm
honorable profession.
THE REGUL-sR P1C'ULTy.
James McClintdck. 4. NJ, NJ. D., Professor.
of The Principles and Practice of Surgery.
Wm. Paine, NJ. d.. Profcssorof tho principlcss-
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
g. 5. Gannt, a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of
chemistry. Pharmacy, and Toxicology.
H. G. Dalton, a. NJ, M d., Professor of
| Physiology.
ii. J. n,ueet, A. NJ. NJ. d., Professor Of Mn.
tcrin Melica anl Therapeutics.
y. II. Thomas, M. d., Professor of ANATOMY.
General, Special MicroSep 2is,sJ, and Ps,hoori.
cal.
Joscph $ L"nsshorc. NJ. D., Professor of Oh.
stetr'cs, and Diseases of Women and Children.
T.. II. Anckuau. NJ. D., Professor of Minor
! Surgery.
PROFESSORS or Sl,ECTfL BRANCHES
cal Medicine.
j. S. Ir'ngshore, NJ. d., Professor of Clinical
! Obstetrics
+. a. Won Mnschiskcr, NJ. d., Professor Of
Diseases of the Eye and Far.
! L. Gidshuo, ". d., Professor Of Urine Pathol.
|. Lukcns, NJ. d. D. D. S., Professor Of Den1
tistry.
G. Murphy, NJ D., Professor of Medical ou-
| risprudencc
W. NJ. Cornell. NJ. D., LID. Professor of.
Hygiene md Physical Culture.
r. Is. Weaver A, NJ, NJ D., Dcuionstratoy
! Of Anatomy. =
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$40, postage prepaid.
university journal OF NK e<llCIs.e and
Surgery.
Scmi.monthly Journal oG Medicine. SurGerv,
Physiology. Iygicnes aS4 General Literature,
devoted to tho Profession and the People :,
Lhe cheapest medical papor IN the world, pub.
iishod every two weeks ut tho University Build.
ing, Ninth Street, south Of Walnut.
| Single copies, =: {: 8! s Il 90.
I, Five copies to one address, 4.ss
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