Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-04-20
Philadelphia University
OF ..,y M,
MEDICINE AND SURGER
ORGASIZED, 18d8,

March Is, 1865
f'WO full sessions of Lectures each yenr, COM
l mcncing the first of October. and continuing un-
iii April. The Dissecing Rooms arc open, and
private lectures and Iuizzes continue during the
entire year. The first session continues until
Christmas, or for three months and the second un-
I'll the first Of April, three months; the two con-
stitutng one full course OF lectures ExnmiDation
OF candidates for graduation will occur at the end
Of each session.
RLeUlsirEs FOR GRADrATIoN. requisites
for graduation arc three sessions Of lectures, and
three years study or four sessions including two
years spent nj The University.
TnE S,srEM OF MEpICINE TAuGHT.-The Uni-
versity is liberal medical school. in which oil
branches Of medicine aud surgery arc taught in
cluding the preparatory studies, without regard to
uny arctnrlan views. Hence, while they dcprccate
the excusivrncss Of Allopaily Homeopathy, Ec-
lec'icsm llydropnthy, etc., they believe Tint all
principles oi cure and thernpcutical agents should
bc taught in NIL well rcguut cd mcdca schools and
thar every Intelligent honest and thorough prac-
litio,mr Is entitled To all The courtciea md r,iv-
lcses OF the profession without regard to his pccu-
liar mol ions in therapeutics.
ES.--Thc fees Tor all branches. including nh
the tickets, mntricnlnlion, and dissection, nre $50
u session, or %l2n per year. Those who purchase
tickets ohly have io mriculatc once which makes
I'll" Srr"nd session 500. including drmoustratory
fees, or Sil5 for n full course TO MD Young mon
of moderate means. the University has issued five
hundred scholarships. which nre sold 10 first course
students. Tor SO, and 10 second course students
and clcrgym'n Tor 500. each constituting the hold
er n life member with The perpetual privileges of
'hc lectures. aud all the teachings of thr school,
Tie only additional fees nre II yearly disscc,ing
and ma'rrnlatine ticket. each o whith is S5.
1hE ADVANTAGES OF SCHolAESlrs.-1hr stu
dent holding scholarship can enter the ollvpe
at nny tmc during the year. attend rs long ns lie
chooses. and rc-rn,cr The Institution as frequently
rs desired.
II requires no previous reading or sn,y to enter
ihc University scholarships hence ali private
TUT ion fees are savcl
Students. by holding scholarships can prosecute
other business n part Of the time.
The candidate for graduation can present him
SELF NJ any time and receive his degree as soon as
qualified
In ease student should hold n scholarship and
not b" nhc to attend lectures, il can be transferred
|" nn"thcr, thus preventing any loss.
Parents. guardians friends Of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them u year or
more before their attendance at the University
| can secure them hy advancing onoh III tho price
| and paying the balance when The stu lent cntcr.
Physicians and benevolent men can bestow great
benefit upon poor young men, hy presenting them
n scholarship aii,l thu, enabling them to obtain IN
| honorable profession.
THE FEGLIlR FICITTl.
James McClintock A. NJ, NJ. H., Professor
Of the Principles and Practice of Surgery.
VIM. Paine, NJ. d., Professor fthe Principles
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
g. $. Gan"tt a. NJ, NJ. H.. Professor of
i. G. Dalton. A. NJ, NJ. H.. Professor of
Physiology.
II J i,,ncct a. NJ. NJ. D., Professor of Mn
tcria M"iira and Therapeutics.
a. r. Thomas. NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy,
General, Special, Micr@corcai, aud pa,holosi-
J,scph s. l. ng<hnrc. NJ y Prufr>snr of Oh.
Sc,ic>, and y -rn>e> 4 Women aud rni,drru
+. ID. Buckman. NJ. d., Professor of Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSORS or erEc1.iL RRANc11ES
a: Livezey. a. NJ, NJ d. Professor of Clini-
cal Medicine.
J. S. Longshorc, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
Obstetrics
l.. "a. Won NIoschssor NJ. d., Professor of
Diseases of tho Eye and Enr.
l.. Oldshuo, NJ d., Professor Of Uri ,c Pathul-
/. Lukens. NJ. D., D. D. s., Professor of Don
G. Murphy NJ. D.. Professor Of Medical ,>u-
, ri-rrudrncc
w. NJ Cornell. NJ D.. III, D.. Professor of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
r. B. Weaver, A. NJ, NJ. d., Demonstration
Of Anatomy.
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