Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-09
Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, 1848.

TWO full sessions Of Lectures each year, com.
l mcncng the first of October, and continuing un-
til April. The Disscctug Rooms open, and
private lectures and quizzcs 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-
sttuting one full course Of lectures. TX mination
Of candidates for graduation will occur ut Tie end
of each session. -. ~,
Rreu,slrns ron tf:4rAnros The rcquis,s
for graduation three sessions of :lectures, end
three years study; or four sessions, including two
years spent at the University. 49,"
TIE system or MhDicISE TKuGHT.-The Cnis
vcrsity is liberal, medical school, in which al!
! branches of medicine and surgery are taught in
Guiding the preparatory studies. without regard to
any sec,nrinn views. Hence, while they dcprecate
| the excusivencss Of Ahopathy, Homeopathy, Ec-
lec,icsm, lIydropathy. ETC., they believe that all
'"'"cpl"s e cure and theyapeuticai agents should
! be taught in a %cllrcgulatcd medical schools md
that every intelligent honest md thorough rrac-
tioncr is entitled to all the courtcsics and privi
cges of the profession without regard to his pccu-
| liar notions in therapeutics
| FHFs.--rhc fees for all branches, inculing all
the tickets. mntrculation. and dissection. are 500
| II session, or *;l2O per year. Those who purchase
tickets only have to matriculate once. which makes
/, the second session S35. including demonstrators
fees, Or S;ll5 tor full course. To aid young men
Of moderate means, the University has issued five
hundred scholarships. which are sold to first course
4 students. for SI5, and to second course stndenta
and chrgymcn for $50, each constituting the hold.
| CT Il Tie MEMBER. Win the perpetual privileges or
the lectures, and all the teachings Of the school.
The only additional fees yearly dissccting
and mariculaing ticket, each Of which is So.
| THE ADVANTAGES OF SCnoLARsIiIrs-Th stu
| dent holding scholarship Gun enter the College
at any time during the year, attend Ms long as ho
chooses, nrd ro-cIer the Institution as frequently
| rs desired. .,t
1t requires no previous reading or study to enter
the University scholarships, hence all private
| tuitioh fers arg savcd.
Y; Students, by holding scholarships can prosecute
other business part of the time.
The candidate for graduation present him.
self at any time and receive his degree as soon as
qualified.
In case a student should hold scholarship and
not be'able to attend lectures it can be transferred
to another, thus preventing any loss.
| Parents, guardians friends of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them year or
more before their attendance at the University,
can them by advancing one half the price,
| and 1-paying the balance when the student enters.
| Physicians and benevolent men can bestow great
benefit upon poor young men, by presenting them
n scholarship, and thus enabling them TO obtain
honorable profession.
THE REG GULAR FACULTY
james McClintock, A. NJ, NJ. D., Professor
| of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. ~
Wm. Paine, NJ, d.. Professor Of the Principles
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
Chemistry. Pharmacy. and Toxicology.
f. @. Dalton, a.. NJ, NJ. D., Professor Of
Physiology. .-
il. J: Deuevt, A: NJ, NJ D., Professor of Ma
terra Mcdica and Therapeutics
A. II. Thomas. NJ D., Professor of Anatomy,
General, Special Microscopical, and Pa,hologi-
Joseph S. Longshore. NJ D., Professor Of Oh.
stetrcS, and Diseases Of Women and Children.
E. d. Buckman. NJ d., Professor Of Minor
Surgery.
PROFESSORS or SPECIAL BRANCHES
A. Livczcy, A. NJ, NJ D., Professor of Clini-
cal Medicine. Il
g.. s .Longshoro, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
+. A. ron Moschisker N. D., Professor Of
Diseases Of the Eye and Ear.
r. II. Kline, M. D., Professor Of Malignant
Diseases.
H. Oldshue, NJ. d., Professor of Urine Pathol-
t. t,ukens, NJ. D., D. y. s., Professor of Den,
tiStry.
G. Murphy NJ. D., Professor of Medical Ju-
risprudencc.
W.~M. Cornell NJ. D., LID, Professor Of
Hygiene and Physi Culture. ~.
of Anatomy.
G. w. Marriott. M. d., a. NJ, D. D., Regis.
trar and Supcrn tendent
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