Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-02

| WO full sessions of Lectures cncb ve,r .or
mencing the first of October md CONTINUING nm
til April. The Dissooiing Rooms ora onrn an,
private lectures ana quizzcs continue during tho
Christmas, or for three months ani The .ccn,,, n"
III the first Of April, three months: tho Two con.
s,itnting one full course Of lectures. Ex minnt;on
of candidates fo- graduation will occur n, M .UI
| of each session. wy Gu"
hEQtIslrEs foR GRhDUArioN-Thc reou;.;t..
ior graduation arc three sessions Of lcciures and
years spent at the University. W.
The system OF MEpIcHE TAUGHT ,,n;
yersity is a hbernl medical school in which al,
| branches Of medicine and surgery arc taught. in
o,"aing .ne rreparn'ory studies Without regard to
any scctnran views llencr, while they deprechts
the e%clusiyeness of Aliopalhy. Homeopathy, Ec
lrc'lcism, iydropntly etc, they believe tint ali
principles OF cure and thernpcuical agents should
ht taught in all well regulated medical schools nnI
| tlmt every intelligent, honest, aud thorough nr,c.
ttoner is entitled TO all the courtcsics md nriy;
i"ges OF the profession, without regard to his pccu
liar notions in therapeutics.
FEEs.-The fees for all branches ncl, ,;,, ~
the tickets mariculation and dissection ors sc..
session or Sl2o per year. Those who purch,xe
.icke's only have to malriculac once. which mnkcs
| the second session S55. inclmlinp dcmons,r.ton.
fees, or 81 Is for Il full course 10 MD yonna ~an
OF moderate means, the University has issura 6ys
hundred scholarships. which nre sold to frs, cnnr,s
students for $40, mud to second course students
| and clcrgymcn for $50 oach consiutiuo th. hnIi
cr life member, with the perpetual priv;laoss ~
me lectures, and all the teachings OF the seboo,
ihc oh,y "auit!ohnl Tees are ycnriy dssec.ing
nnI mntrculating ticket, each Of which il So
IHB ADVANTAGES OF ScIloLARsirs- at,
dent holding scholarship can cn,er tho Co}.oo
at amy time during the year attend MS long 81. Rs
chooses. and ro-cntcr tho Institution as FREQUENTLY
desired. a''
1t requires no previous reading or study to ontcr
the University on scholarships hcnc. Mi nr;x,,.
tuition fees arc saved
Students. by holding scholarships cnn prosecute
other business part Of the time
The candidate for graduation can prcscnt him,
sell al any time ird receive his degree as soon "a
qualHed. 40
IN case ssu'lrnt should hold scholarship and
not bc able to attend lectures il can be trnnsfcrr.
to another, thus preventing any loss
Parents, guardians friends OF students wish
ing 10 purchase scholarships for them u year or
more before theM attendance nt The University.
ean Scc"ro them by advancing ono half the prc.
and paying the balance when the student enter.
ihyscians and benevolent men cnn brsow great
oehcht upon poor young men. by presenting them
scholarship, and Illus enabling them 10 obtain an
honorable profession.
THE REGUL.tR FACULTY.
James Mcciint"ck a. NJ, NJ. H., Professor
OF the Principles and Practice uf Surgery.
Wm. Paine NJ. d. Professor of the Princ;ols.
and Practice Of Mrdicinc and Pathology.
Z. ). Ganntt, n. NJ, NJ. d., PrufSssor OF
Chemistry, Pharmacy. and ruxie,lney
~ Fl. e. Dalton, y. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of
Physiology.
II. J. Druect, A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of Ma
terra hledica and Therapeutics
a. H. Thomas NJ. d., Professor Of Anatomy.
General, Special, Microscopical, and pn,holosi.
Joseph S. I.ongslorc NJ. D., Professor Of Ot.
| setrles, and Diseases of Women and Children
r. d. Buckman. NJ. d., Professor Of Miner
Surgery.
PROFESSORS OF,srEcXIL BR1ycIlEs
a. Livezty, a. NJ, NJ d., Professor of Clint
cal Medicine.
e. ). L"ngshore. VI. d. Professor of Clinical
Obstetrics
+. 4. Won Moschi~acr. NJ. D., Professor Of
Diseases nf thc Eye and Ear.
II. IL. Kline, NJ d. Professor Of M,lignant
Diseases.
l.. Odshuc. M. d. Professor Of Urine pnthul-
|. Lukcus. NJ. D., D. d. s., Professor of Den
tistry.
rsprudence
w. NJ. Cornell. NJ d. LII D.. Professor Of
Hygiene and Physical Culture.
Is. b Weaver, AN, NJ. D., Dcnlonstrator
| Of Anatomy.
CIV; Marriott, NJ. d.. A. NJ, II. D., Regis
rar and Superintendent
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