Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-09
Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, lS48.

March Is, 1865.
'l'WO full sessions of Lectures oach ycar. COM
mencing the first Of October, nn, CONTINUING nm
til April. Tho Dissccting Rooms nrc open' and
private lectures and Iuizzcs continue during tho
entire yeur. The first session continues until
Christmas, or for three months. und the second un-
Ill tho first Of pril three months; tho two con-
situting one full course OF lectures. Examination
OF candidates for graduation will occur at the end
of each session.
Requisites GRApuArroS.--Th requisites
for graduation three sessions Of lectures and
three years study; four sessions including two
| years spent nj The University.
| TIE SfsrEM OF MEDICINE TArGnr.-The Uni.
vcrsy is n liberal medical school in which MI
branches Of medicine md surgery are taught in
cludng The preparatory studies without regard 10
any sncnrian views Hence, while they derrccnto
the exclusveness Of AIicpalhy. Homeopathy, Ec-
lecicisin, Hydrornthy, etc., they believe that nll
principles ot tire and hcraptuticni agents should
he 'nugh in all well regulated medical schools and
tnt every intelligent. honest. and thorough rrnc-
ttioncr is entitled 10 nll the couucsirs md priv-
legcs OF The profession, without regard to his pccu.
| liar not ions in therapeutics.
| FsEs..Thc fees Tor MI branches. including all
the tickets. nn'riculnion. and dissection. are SGu
| session, or ) 20 per yemr. Those who purchase
tickets only have to mitriculatc once. which makes
tho second session 500. including demonstrators
lees, or 10 Tor " full course. TO mid yorng men
| of moderate means the University has issued five
hundred Scholarships. whc! sold to frs, courhe
students. for SS75, and To second course students
and clergy Tor S5U ench constituting The hold
cr hc member. will, the perpetual privilege Of
! the lectures. and all The teachings OF the school
| The only additional fees IL yearly disStctinR
and mariculaling ticket, each o! which s SO.
! THE ADVANTAGES OF ScMoLARsuIrs The stu
! dent holding scholarship enter The Collrgs
at my time during The senr. attend MS long AN he
chooses and rocntcr the Institution es Frequently
| MS desired
1t requires no previous ren,ling or study to enter
the University on scholarships, hence all private
tuition fees nrr saved.
Students. ny holding scholarships, cnn prosecute
| other business rnrt Of the time.
The candidate for graduation can present HIM
sell nt my Zine and receive his degree
| qualified
! In case n student should hold scholarship and
not be able 10 attend lectures II be transferred
| to another, thus preventing any lGSs.
| Parcnts, guardians or friends Of students wixlr>
| ing to purchase scholarships for them year
more before their attendance at The University,
can secure them hy advancing one half tho price,
nntl paying The balance when the $tn'lent enters.
| Physicians md hcncvolrn, mon can bcstow great
benefit upon rorr yonng men. by presenting then,
u scholarship, and thus enabling them to obtain
honorable profession.
| THE REGEL.iR F.tCi'LTl.
| James Mct,lintock A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor
Of The Princirlc and Practice "f Surgery.
Wm. Paine. N; H.: Professor Of the Principles
and Practice Of Medicine and Pathology.
! c. S. Gnnntt. A. NJ, NJ H., Professor Of
Chemistry. Pharmacy. and r"xic"losy.
f. q. Dalton, a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of
| Physiology.
| ii. j. Dnucct. a. NJ, NJ. d.. Professor of Ma
| terra Mcaica and Therapeutics
A. Il. Thomas. NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy,
General. Special Microscopical, and Pa.holog-
| cal.
Joseph S. Lnngshorc. M D.. Professor Of Oh.
Stctrcs and Diseases "f Women and Children.
+. ID. Buckman. NJ. d. Professor Of Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSIONS OFSPECIiL BRANCHEs
A..I;vczcy, a. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of Clini
cHI Medicine.
j. S. I.ongshore, NJ. D., Professor Of Clinical
Obstetrics.
+. A. von M,schisker, NJ. D., Professor Of
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
Il. IL. Kline NJ. d.. Professor of Malignant
l.. Oidshuc. NJ. D Professor of Urine Pa.hol-
i. Lukens. NJ. D., D. D. ST. Professor Of Den
tistry.
C Murphy. NJ. d. Professor Of Medical ou-
rSprudcnre.
w. NJ Cornell. NJ d., LII. D.. Professor Of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
Il. B. Weaver. ~. NJ, NJ. D., Dcmonsrator
| of Anatomy.
G. w. Marriott, NJ D., A. NJ, D. D., Regis
| trar and Superintendent
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| University Journal OF Medicine ana
Surgery.
| a Scmi.monthly Jonrna Of Medicine. Surgery.