The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1885-09-24

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|, Regents. Ex-Hovesnos D. q Wslksg, kx-oog.
ernor W. D. BIoxhan, Compsrollse a 9aale, Geo.
sr1I y; Nd p Barnes yadss ;. 7. Bernard. :. Ka't
Faculty, J. Kost, A. L., Il. D., IL. D., Dsaa,
and Psofssos Of IpsaIsusss d Nsdlciss. and Msdi.
cal yurispsudence; q. g 0sesso, L. II. L. d,
Professor OF Surgery and LeciureS on CliaIc 6ar-
gerry; v. A: Baker. A. u, =. D., Prosseoe af
tssry ."d fr1s.es T and Lss'G,'' 90 C..,s J,
Aa,eri. Medics and Therapeutics; T. o. san-
mers, A. NJ, n. D., Professor Of Auaao@y asd
Special Demonstraior; e. b. MsIlet, A. II, n.
D., Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecpiogy;
Professor Of Physiology and ra-
thology; c. Alexander, G. E., q. z: Psossases
d. D., Emeritus Professor or Theory and Pfac-
tice.
In the Literary Departmsn. The Faculty d
complete.
Fall Term opens October Let. closes Dscsnbss
2lth.
Spring Term opens Jasusry 4,h. csosss ysss
9th.
Meascal College and It's Appliances.
most cemmodiOus brick building with two
large Lecture Rooms, Museum Hall, Anatouicai
Museum Hail. Chemical Laboratory, and sepa-
rate Disco citing House In rear. Library In ssp-
arate building. with Lecture Room for Univer-
siy Lecture Course.
APPLLANcEA
ANATOMICAL MUsEUN-COmprising Mani-
k5ns, Dissected Preparations, 6teiesons Dc. also
objects in Comparative Anatomy.
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representing Eruptive and Structural Diseases,
Malformations, and specimens, wet and dry.
cLNlca
Clinical instruction, Surgical and Medical, is
afforded twice week, with veTy abundant fAcili-
ties, as the treated are a many a. 10 IN %
each day. Surgical operations Of every variety
are here conducted-patients cossing from distant
States for operation.
DIHsECTIONA
Ample material is had for dissection, and the
Professor of Anatomy gives pcrsonal atieutiou to
this department
The University Library is open TO all the Med
ical Students, and these have the same privileges
as the Professors
TERMS, DEGREES AND AccoMHoDATToHA
The price Of tuition for all the Professor 10
$50. Naturalization (Once) $5. Examination
tor Degrees. if successful, t25. Dissection, $6.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Evidence Of good moral character Q good
English education; proper age. Both sexes ad-
mitted)
TERMS OF GRADUATION.
Proper age; good moral character; q good
English education proper preceptoral training
and reading. Of three years grade; attendanced
Medical Lectures Of two course grade; passing
examinations, and sustaining an original Thesis.
nK1RERA
The usual Degrees granted by other State
Universities are given to meritorious persons.
whose standing and eminent attachments are we'll
known; but medical AonOr0rSes are practically
out ofplace. and are never given, unless in very
exceptional cases.
ACCOMMODATIONS
Boarding can be had by students at from efs
TO $l5 per month, in private houses In the citv
near the College. Rates In boarding houses arc
in both cases, include lodging, light fuel, &c.
There are rooms TO accommodsts - many a
twenty individuals, arranged, fog ihe patroe nm
dents Of the MctiiCzi COfiegs, wfsh opportunity
for club boarding, in which case the expense Of
board and lodging is considerably less
GENERAL INFORMATION.
There is bu, one Medical Term held in the
year, beginning on the 10Th Of October and end
Ing on the 10th Of March, eueTT yeor Students
should be present NJ beginning, - the work Of
the several professors is Immediately entered
upon, and persons entering Afterwards viii lose
what has passed, as there is no time for reyiewA
TRANSPORTATION
Arrangements arc made for special rates in
railroad iare for oil patrons OF the University.
but Tor availmsnt Of same persons will need 10
write 10 the Dean Of the Faculty, at Tsllsh sssce.
who will give all needed information.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGE
No Medical College In this country can Offer
equal advantages in matter Of climate, pleasant
ness and healthfulness, y what 10 70 be enioved
at this College at TAliahaasee-in Middlu 13sr.
ida, and 80 near the Cult The vaEiafjoa d(tem.
perature during the year-summer aud winter
is only 30 degrees; frnsts are very Fsre, and
flowers are 10 bloom all tho winter through.
days are sunny, and the genial bseezes ere al
most constant, either from or toward the sca-
The nights are cool and reffeshing.
Thus . sojourn to the Land Of Flowers" can
be had by the medical student when he goes on
TO attend lectures and this institution 3 equal
10 the best for thorough teaching. and ito expea-
So no greater than those elsewhere, the indnce-
ments are very great TO attend this Night read
ing Of winter evenings in Tallahassee, where ares
are little needed s especially agreeable, and the
student CUES to his lectures next day refreshed
and read up +" for the lectures