Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-02-23
Philadelphia University
MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
ORGANIZED, 1913.

Mtrch Is, 1865.
'F"o full sessions of lectures each year, COM
nlenciny the first of October. and continuing ur-
Ill April. The Dssccing kouns are omen nuL
private lectures and Quizzes continue during thr
entire year ,Ehc first session continues until
Christmas or for three mont ,l,s and the second mn
=! 'he hrst OF April or three months; The two con-
stinng one full course Of lectures. Tx mnation
OF ca'd'ntcs Tor graduation will occur al the cn,r
Of ench session.
REoutsirEs FOR GRapuATtoy. rcinisit s.
for graduation arc three srsyions OF lectures nnd
three years study four sessions inclu,linpt Two
years spent NJ the University.
The system or MEDICINE TArGur-The Uni.
vers'ty Isl liberal medical school in which all
branches OF medicine anu surgery orc taught in
clnding the preparatory stn,li = without r.onrd 10
my scclarian views. lIencr, while they det,rccnte
the excusivene$s OF Alopahy. Iom.spntLm, Ec,-
lcc,icism. llydropathy, cic they brlir,. NJ, nlr
princp Of aud ,hcrn pcu,ica, nvrn,s shnnli
he tnughnih all well regulated medical schools. md
tlint eycry intelligent honest, and ,hurouoh nr,c
',ioncf is entitled to nll the cou,,csirs and privi
lcgcs OF the procssiou without rvea,,l ,v lis n,,n
liar notions in therapeutics
FEEs-Thc fees for nll branches. inclu ling all
me ''chS's. ma'ricuif'on, and dissection. are $50
a. session, or Sl2o per year. Those who purchase
tickets only have to rm,ricnatc once which make.
! The secom! session SD. nclu ling dcnops,rntnr's
fees or 81 10 for full conrsc. TO nil yonny mrn
OF moderate means, the University has issued five
""'e" sen ships which are SOLD TO FRS, cours g
students. for SI5, ami 10 second course s,n,cn,s
and clergy men for 500, each constituting the hold
er u life member. with The perpetual privileges Of
INC lectures AMI all The teachings OF The school!
The only additional fees are "a yearly dissec,np
and matricnlating ticket each oi which is IS.
l. TINS ADVANTAGES or ScuoLARsu,ps.-Th stnr
dent holding n scholarship can enter the ol)cro
at any ne 'lttr'ng the year. attend ns long as lie
chooses. and r0.untcr the Institution, as Ircuurutv
as desired.
II requires no previous reading or study TO cn.ou
| the University scholarships, hencc al private,
Luitiom fees arc saved.
Stulrnts. by holding Sc!iolnrshins can prosccutc
other business II part Of the time
lhe candidate for graduation can present him
sell nj any time md receive his dsgfcc ns soon ns
qualified.
In case student should hold n scholarship anl
not be able to attend lectures il cnn be transferred
| |" another, thus preventing any loss
Parents, guardians or friends OF students wish.
ing to purchase scholarships for thrm n year or
! more before their attendance at the University
can secure them by advancing one. half the price
and paying the balance when the student eric,
ihysclans and benevolent men bestow great
hcneht upon poor young men, by presenting ,llr,n
scholarship and thus enabling them TO ohtnin mn
honorable profession.
TIE REGtL.fR FdLtrLTY-
Jumcs McCiintock a. NJ, NJ. d. Professor
Of the Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
Wm. Paine. NJ D.. Professor nf the Principles
and Practice of Medicine and Pathology.
. GAnntt A. NJ, ~; D., Professor Of
Chemistry. Pharmacy. and 'r,xicology
T.. g. Dalton, a. NJ, NJ. d., professor Of
Physiology
II. J: D.uect. A. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor Of Ma
tcra Mcdica and Therapeutics
~ K Thomas, NJ. d., PruluSSornf Anatomy
! General, Special, Microscopical, and Pa,huoeie
cal. ~
Joseph S. L"ngshore. NJ. D.. Professor Of Oh.
stctrics, and Discusses of Women and Children.
~. ID. Buckman. NJ. d., Professor Of Minor
Surgery.
ROFESS0RS or sTECIiL BRANCHES
A: Livezcy. A. NJ, NJ w., Professor nf Clini-
cal Medicine
| j. S. i.ongshorc, NJ D., Professor Of Clinical
| Obstetrics.
! +. 4. Won Moschiskcr. NJ. D., Professor of.
| Diseases of the Eye an,' Far.
H. H. Kline, NJ. d., Professor .uf Malignant
| Diseases
l. oidshue. NJ D, Professor of Urine pa.hol-
| L. Lukcns, NJ. D., D. y. s., Professor Of Den.
| ;istry.
c Murphy. NJ. H., Professor of Medical Ju-
| risprudencc.
w. NJ. Cornell. NJ. D.. LID, Professor Of
F, Hygiene and Physical Culture.
L. s. Weaver, a. NJ, NJ. d., ncmonstrator
| of Anatomy.
| W. Marriott. II. d., A. NJ, D. d., Regis
! tr'r and Superintendent.
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