Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-03-30

TWO full sessions Of Lectures each year. com.
l nlcncing the first Of October and continuing un-
Ill April. The Dissccting Rooms arc open ma
private lectures and quzzes continue during tho
entire ycnr. Tho first session continues until
Christmas. or for three months. and the second uH.
Ill the first Of April, or three months; The two con
stitutnB one full course OF lectures Examination
Of candidates for graduation will occur at the end
Of each session. 7
RIqrIslrIs ron GRADUATION. reouisitos
for grad',ation are three sessions ot lectures, and
three years study: or four sessions, including two
years spent at the University.
TnR system or MEDICINE TArGtlT.-The Uni-
versi.y is liberal medical school. in which Au
branches OF medicine and surgery taught, in
cluding the preparatory studies, without regard to
my soctarian views Hence, while they deprecnte
the exclusiyencss Of Aliupahy Homeopathy Eo-
lecticism, Ifydropathy, etc, thcy believe that all
principles OF euro and hcrapeutical agents should
DC tAug in all wc regulated medical schools, and
that esc,y Intelligent. honest and thorough prac-
titiont is entitled to all the courtcscs md privi-
lcgcr OF herrolcss"n, without regard to his pecu-
liar notions in therapeutics 'vF
FEEs-The fees for all branches inclu ling MI
the tickets, matrculutipn and dissection urc 500
a session, or V'2fi per year. Those wLo purchase
tickets only have to matrculaic once, which makSs
the second session 500. including demons ratur'sN
fees or ) 10 fOla full course. To nd young men
Of moderate means the University has issued FIVE
hundred scholarships. which sold to first course
students FOR S75. aud TO second course students
and clc'gymrn Tor 500 cnch constituting the hold
er lite membcr, with the perpetual privileges Of
tho lectures. and all the teachings Of the school.
The only additional fees arc yearly dissectiiiK<
anu tnalElculhins ticket. each of which is So. Z
IitE ADVANTAGES or ScnoIA Ansuirs.--Ihe stu
dent h"lding n scholarship can enter Tho Coliege
at any time during the Sour. attend az long as lie
chooses anu ro.vntcr the Institution as frequently
as desired.
], requires no previous roalng or study 10 optxr
INC University on scholarships, honco all private
tuition fees snvcd.
Students. b. holding scholnrsLips can prosecute
other business u part Of tho time.
The candidate for graduation can present him
sell ai any time aild receive his degree soon as
qualified
In case student should hold a scholarship and
not he nbe to attend lectures. il can DC transferred
TO another, thus preventing any loss.
Parents, guardians or friends Of students wish
ing to purchase scholarships for them n year or
more brtore their attendance at the University,
can secure them l'y advancing one half tho price
AMI paying the balance when the student enters
fhysicans amt benevolent men can besow great
benefit upon poor young men, by presenting Them
scholarship ana thus enabling hem to obtain an
! honorable profession.
TIfE REGULiR 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
9. $. Ganntt A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of
Chemistry; Pharmacy and roxicoloEy..
-, -. ''''''' a. i'A, W. A'J iroleSor o1
II. J. Deueot, a. NJ, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
TERN Modica and Therapeutics
A. Il. Thomas. M d., Professor Of Anatomy,
General, Special, Mioroscopical, and putholoai-
Joseph S. Lnngshoro. M D.. Professor Of Oh.
stetrics, and Discusses ~ Women and Childrou.
y. d. Bucknan, M d., Professor Of Minor
Surgery.
Pr Jess s or sTECLAL BRANCHES
A. Liyczey, A. NJ, NJ. d., Professor Of Clini-
cal Medicine.
j. $. I.ongshorc, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical
y. a. Yon Mnschiskor NJ. D., Professor Of
Diseases of thr Eve nr Far.
l.. Oldshuo, NJ. d., Professor Of Urine Pathol-
ogy.
/. iukcns, NJ. D., ID. u. s., Professor Of Den
tiStry.
G Murphy. M. d.. Professor Of Medical )u
rispruhcnrc.
w. NJ. Cornell. NJ. r., TT. D., Professor of
Hygiene n.l Physical Culture.
r. B. Weaver, a. NJ, NJ. D., Demonstration
of Anatomy.
NESy WH0Ks.
PAiSEs PRACTICE OF MEDIciNe-Thc venrk
is now complete. 1t is royal octave Of ono
thouSand pages, and contains full description
Of a!l diseases including those of surgery,and
of women md children, together with their pa
thology. history. symptoms, and treatment. and
IL cia'i''cu - nc one VI tho most complete, e!E5-
crate. and extensive works upon these subjects
ever ISSUED from the American press. Prleo,
~; postage SO cents. a
New ScnooL RENEptEs.- octave, Contain
ing full description Of al! ,l.o concentrated ahl
new remedies used by NIL schools Of tho profes-
sion. and complete alpha lai ieal nteria modi-
ca Prico. So. Tothose who order both bobks,
$40, postage prepaid.
University Journal OF Mcdicfne and
surgery.
Semi.mouthly Jnnrnal of Medicine Surgery,
Physiology. Hygiene, and Gcpcral Literature,
devoted to tho Profession and the People.
The cheapest mcdical paper in the world, pub.
'shed every two weeks, at the University Build.
ing. Ninth Street, south of Walnut.
,s EiSe eopies ri"'Ts; to one al,ro:,, y y
Ten. {" 7 5G
Fifteen" So
Twenty. :t: 10 90
The gelter up of tho club shall have one corY
gratis. 1t is also the cheapest nlvcrtisinp ,neA