Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-06-22
Philadelphia University
dDE
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, 1918.


ChaHe'cd hy tic Lryi$luiure, Ftb. &c, 1853.
amendments to Cha'fw, Ltb. l5, 1860, and
M,rcA l5, 1850
TWO full sessions OF Lectures eacll year, COM
mcncing he frs, Of October md niinuiug nm.
I'll April. The Dssccing Rooms nrc open. md
private lectures and uuizzcs continue during ihs
entire year The first session continues until
Christmas OF for three months and the second uu-
ii the first of April, three months; hc Two con-
situting one full course OF lectures. Examination
of candidates for graduation will occur at lie end
%! each session.
REQUISITES ron GEAnrATroS. The requisites
for graduation three sessions of lectures and
three years study: or four sessions, including Two
years spent nt the University.
TnE SrsrfM OF MEDICINE TArcHT.-Thc Uni
rcrsity is liberal medical school, in which MI
branches medicine and surgery nrc taught in
rnlinr tho preparatory studies. without regard to
| any S1ctnrian views. Hence while they tcprccate
the rxclusivcncss of AEopathy. Homeopathy, Ec-
lcc'iciSm. Ilyltora,hy. etc, they believe ihnt nll
principles ut euro and herapcuticnl agents should
''e taught in all well regulated medical school. md
hat every Intelligent honest. and thorough prnc-
tili"ncr is entitled to all the cour;csics and rrivi-
lrgcS OF the profession, without regnrd to his pccu-
liar nOtiuns in therapeutics.
FEES. THE tros for all branches. ncln;ling nll
the tickets, nntrcula'ion and dissection, arc SGU
a session or : 20 per year. Those Who purchase
tickets only have to matricnlatc once which makes
The sec"nd session 500. including demonstrators
nj moderate mrnns tho University has issued five
hundred scholarships. which are sol,lto first course
students for $50, and to second course st utents
and clergy inrn for $40 each CONSTITUTING The hold
cr n l'ie member, with the perpetual privileges Of
ihc lectures. and all the teachings of The school
The only additional fees are n yearly disscctinc
and matricnlning ticket. each OF whit il is IS.
TIE ADVANTAGES or SCuol.atsiIIrs.-Th stu
dent holding Il scholarship can enter the College
NJ any time during The year. attend nS long ns llc
chooses, uS ily
as desired.
II requires previous reading or study TO enter
me University on scholarships, hence all private
tuition fees arc saved
Students by holding scholarships can prosecute
other business n part of the time.
Tue candidate for graduation can present him
sell at any time and receive his degree as soon MS
qualified.
In case student should hold scholarship and
not be able TO attend lectures il can be transferred
I" another ihu$ preventing nny loss
Parents, guardians or friends OF students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them, n year or
more ht'orc their attendance at The Univcrsty
can St cure ilcm by advancing one half the prcr
ana paying The balance when the student enters.
PhyS'"i"nS and benevolent men can bcstow great
""nN' upon rooT Young men, by presenting Then,
scholarship. and ihls enabling hem 10 obtain mn
hon"rablc profession.
TIrE REGuL.lR RAcu171-
lanes Mcclintock. a. a., NJ. D., Professor
Vim. painr M y p,"fn.s,r Of tho princinlcs
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
c. S. Gnnmt. 4. NJ. NJ. d.. Professor of
Chemistry. 'hnrmacy and Toxicolory.
Z. G; Da!,,n, A.. NJ, ~ d., profesor Of
Physiology.
IT, }. H'nrct, a. NJ. NJ D., Professor of Ma
tcria Mrtii"a and Therapeutics
y. K. Thomas. NJ D.. profrssorof Annton,v
General, Special, Aiicroscorical, and Pa,!uogi-
cal.
.Ioscph S. Inu,c>hnrc NJ. D.. Professor Of OBJ
St.'rirs. and Bsca> es Of Wn.ncn and Children.
Il. ". buckmun, Nj. d. Professor of Minor
Surgery.
|hOfE SHo"S OFS SPErIlL BRANCHES
~, !, ,I!'I"y' ~. NJ W. d. Professor" Clini-
! : Jnna,no VI n y. ~,
,hs,otrils q '' . ~ ~ if"'cSSof "l ohH'cat
r. g., N,,: ~,
D.o,.n. ~ IL" wr,I !, n' ~ lfolessor OF
+, 0l,,,,,, W. " TX ~ ~" w., r.''r or
,,. ' "''''"'' '' ~ Professor "' urine i"thol-
~ ,, /, y r
.;.,ry .''Ke''' "' p'' D. -. Professor Of Dem
o. Murphy, NJ. D., Professor Of Medical )u-
risprnIcnce. '
r. w. M Cornell. Nj. d., LL d., Professor of
llSTIcnc and PHYSICAL Culture.