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ANNOUNCEMENT OF LECTURESFOR

Fall and Winter Session oI'1880-81,

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CATALOGUEFOR

ESSION OF 1879-80.

HOSPITAL AND COLLEGE BUILDINGS, 0 SOUTH COLI.EGE STREET,

Two SQUARES SOUTH OF BROAD STREET.

NASHVILLE, TENN.:I'RI"TED AT "TI-IE AMERICA " BOOK AND JOR ROOMS, 48 CHURCH T.

1880.

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BOARD 0 TRUST

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VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

BIsrrop H. . McTYEIRE, D. D.,

President.

R. A. YOU TG, D. D., See'y.

llON. E. H. EAST.

D. C. KELLEY, D. D.

D. T. REYNOLDS.

REv. W. C. JOHNSON.

HON. MILTON BROWN.

S. W. MOORE, D. D.

HaN. R. J. MORGA T.

REV. W. P. BARTO~ .

llm.. ll. W. FOOTE.

REV. T. Y. RAMSEY.

HaN. L. Q. C. LAMAR.

C. D. OLIVER, D. D.

llON. W. B. WOOD.

Rl!lv. ANSON WEST.

J. J. DEMENT, M. D.

ANDREW HUNTER, D. D.

J. L. DE YAMPERT.

A. R. WINFIELD, D. D.

S. E. COLE, M. D.REV. J. M. STEEL.

J. ll. McFERRIN.

REV. G. A. DANNELLY.

J. W. STAYTON.

REV. II. R. WITHERS.

HaN. W. W. FLOYD.

REV. S. ll. BABCOCK.

S. K. STO TE.

OF TilE

UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

llON. EDWIN ll. EWI G, LL. D.,

President.

HIS EXCET,LENOY,

Gov. ALBERT S. MARK , LL. D.Er,·officio.

FRANCIS B. FOGG, hsq.

SAMUEL WATKINS, Eoq.

W. T. BERRY, Esq.

IION. W. F. COOPER LL. D.

Hal'. H. II. HARRI 0

SAMUEL D. MORGA-LT, E~q.

ABRA~l L. DE.\IOS , Esq.

lION. FBA TK T. REID.

HaN. .TOlIL TRIMBLE.

C. K. WINSTON, M. D.

HON. JOIIN OVERTON.HaN. A. V. S. LINDSLE '.

AMUEL W ATSON, E~q.

HaN E. H. EAST.

ALEX. J. PORTER, Esq.

WILLIAM B. REE E, Esq.

llON. GEO. F. TIXON.

REV. T. A. llOYT, D. D.

HON. CIIARLES G. SMI'l'H.

lION. JAMES D. POR'l'ER, LL. D.

HaN. N. W. McCONNELL.

ROBERT B. LEA, Esq.

E. D. lIICKH, Esq.A. V. . LINDSLEY,

Sec'y and Treas.

"Deceased.

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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,UNIHRSITY Of NASHVILLE AND VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

EBEN S. S'I'EAUXS, D. D., Chanccllor of the University of Nashville.LAN DON C. GAULAN D, LL. D., Chanccllor of Vanderhilt Univcrsity

FACULTY.

WILLIAM T. BRIGG, 1. D.,Prafes.oor of Surgery.

THOMA' L. MADDIN, M. D.,Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Medicine and of Clinical Medicine

WILLIAM L. NICHOL, M. D.,PI'OfeESOr of Diseases of \Vowen and Children, and 01 Clinical Medicine.

JOHN IT. CALLENDER, M. D.,Professor of Physiology and Psychology.

V AN S. LIND LEY, M. D.,.Professor of A.natomy.

THOMAS MENEES, M. D.,Profeswr of Obstetrics.

JAi\1ES M. SAFFORD, M. D.,Profe!'sor of Chemistry.

THO;\IAS A. ATCHISO J, M. D.,Profes-lol' of 1\1 ateria Medica, Therapeutics, and State Medicine.

CIIAHLES S. BRIGGS, M. D.,Adjunct to the Chair of Surgery.

ORVILLE 1-1. MENEES, M. D.,Demonstrator of Anatomy.

AMBROSE ~IORRI ON, ~I. D . Assistant to Chair of Physiology.W. D. llAGGARD, ~f. D., AssiEtant to Chair of Obstctrics.WILLIA~[ G. EWING, M. D., Assistant to Chair of Chemistry.R. W. Sl'EGER, M. D., Assistant to Chair of Practice.ORVILLE n. J\lENEES, M. D., Assistant to Chair of Anatomy.C. C. A'l'CIIISON, M. D., Assistant to Chair of Materia Medica.

THUMAS L MADDIN, M. D., President of the Faculty.W, T. BRIGGS, M. IJ., Dean of the University of Nashville.THO,VlAS MEN l!.ES, M. D., Dean of Vanderbilt University.JAMES M. SAFFORD, M. D., Seoretary of the Faculty.

All cOlI/mullica/iollS alld leiters aslling illformatioll should be addressed to

Dr. J. M. SAFFORD, Sec.Nasllville, Tenn.

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

ESSION, 1880··81.

The Regular Course ofInstru tion in the Medical Departments ofthe University of ashville and of Vanderbilt University will com­mence on Monday, the 4th day of October next, and end on thelast Thursday in February, I88r, which is Commencement Day.

On the 20th of September next, two weeks before the Lecturesommence, the Anatomical Rooms will be opened for students.

The facilities for the study of Practical Anatomy are complete.] n again issuing the Annual Announcement, the attention of the

medical profession and that of the public is called to the UNEXAMPLED

PROSPERITY which has attended this School. Durinl$ the. ession justconcluded, this prosperity reached its highest point since the war.The number of students matriculating was nearly three hundred andfifty, and for the next winter, the attendance promises to be evengreater.

The munificentENDOWMENT

of buildings on which the School was founded, has b en from timeto time greatly increased ann extended. Its splendid equipment ofHospital facilities, Museum, Cabinets, Apparatus, etc., enables itscorps of teachers to maintain the distin tion it has so long heldamong American Schools of Medicine. As an Alma Mater of Phy­sicians, it now numhers MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND in its catalogueof Graduates .

LOCATION.

It would be difficult to fino a city combining more advantages, asa location for a Medical School, than Nashville. Highly' favored inclimate, midway between the cold of more northern cities and thedehilitating temperature of the extreme South; a great railroad cen­tre, to which lines converge from all directions; having an activepopulation of fifty thousand; surrounded by an exceedinglyfertile and beautiful country, thickly peopled; the capital of theState; the location of the Blind and Lunatic Asylums; the seat ofgreat Universities-all nuke it a place for a School of Medicine.

METHOD OF TEACHING.

COLLEGE BUILDINGS AND MUSEUM.

UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE AND6

The buildings occupied by the Medical School and the Hospitalform a large and commodious edifice of impo. ing appearance, front­ing both on College and Market streets. The College buildinghas been completely remodeled. A large and commodious I~ec­

ture Hall, capable of seating five hundred students, and providedwith omfortable opera seats, has been erected. The scats arc numberedand will be assigned to students in the order in which they matr; ulate.The building is heated by hot air furnaces, which insures perfectcomfort during the coldest weather, and is ventilated by flues ,'om­municating with the furnace stack.

The Hospital has ueen enlarged by the addition of three wards andan Ampitheatre for Clinical and Operating purposes.

Besides ther is a large and inviting Museum Room, togetherwith two large and well ventilated Dissecting Rooms, Special Labo­ratories, Professors' and Apparatus Rooms, Janitors' Rooms, etc.The entire building is supplied with water and gas.

The 1useum is noted for its extent, and the value and variety ofits Anatomical, Physiological, Pathological, Surgical and Obst tri alSpecimens, and for its Cabinet of Materia Medica. It has been re­cently re-arranged, and rendered more complete by new additions.The Chemical portion is well supplied with medicinal substances andpreparations, and such other articles as may be required in the elu­cidation of the theory and practice of Chemistry and Pharmacy.

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It is the purpose of the Faculty to make the teaching thoroughand pra tical. Fil'e Lectures will be delivered daily, in the CollegeHalls, upon the different subjects of the course.

Daily examinations or reviews will be held by each Professor at thebeginning of his hour, in order that the facts of the previous lecturemay be impressed upon the minds of Students. The various coursesWIll be illustrated by models, anatomical, botanical and chemicalspecimens, experiments, dissections, clinics and surgical operations,and by such other means as may make the instruction impartedpractical and pointed. The Cabmets of Anatomy, Physiology, Pa­thology, Obstetrics, Surgery, Materia Medica and Chemistry, arerichly supplied with Preparations and Specimens, whi h v.~ill be usedas occasion ,demands.

The hair of Obstetrics, in addition to it full supply of Modelsin Wax, Apparatus and Instruments, has re ently had added to it

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'"All elLa/oily palients will be treated for disease {)r be madc thc subject ofneccssary operations before the Claes free of charge.

Iodem Plates and Diagrams, making complete its equipage for theelucidation of the entire ourse. The Cabinet of Materia Medicahas also been liberally sUPllied with Plates, representations of Me­dicinal Plants, specimens of Drugs and Chemicals, and all the ap­pliances for the illustration of this branch.

HOSPITAL AND CLINICAL INSTRUCTION.The Hospital building, erected by the Faculty, and under their

exclusive control, has been enlarged by the addition of three largew:uds to its already commodious accommodations, it has a frontageof one hundred and fifty four feet, with other dimensions in pro­portion, and adjoins the ollege edifice. Its wards, well filledat all times with material for Surgical and Iedical teaching,are immediately accessible from the Lecture Halls. This 115 apeculiar feature, enjoyed by few medical institutions, and onewhich has been pronounced by visitors, of large expenence asteachers, very superior and excellent in arrangement.

Twice a week Surgical Clinics are held and Operations performed,when necessary, in the presence of the class. The number of theseoperations is large, and the variety great, embracing every Surgicaldisease and injury, with the Surgical operations of the Eye alld

Ear.*The Obstetrical Ward of the Hospital will be under the Clinical

control of"the Professor of Obstetrics and his Assistant. It is de­signed to render Students familiar with the pra tical details of 1'ar.tuntion, by assigning to their care, under the supervision of the Pro­fessor or Assistant, such cases as may be available, not only in theHospital, but in private practice also. In this way it is proposed toteaeh them to diagnose the various presentations and positions, morefully to comprehend the mechanism of, labor, and give them facilityin manual manipulation and instrumental delivery.

The facilities enumerated supply the Professors of Surgery, Ob­stetrics, Practice, Clinical Medicine, etc., with a field for the thor­ough teaching of disease, as seen at the bed-side, unsurpassed byany institution in the country.

PRACTICAL ANATOMY.The Anatomical Rooms are abundantly supplied with fresh and

,;ell preserved material. The Del onstrator will be present e"eryevening to direct and assist in dissections. Students will be taught

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the art of injecting, preparing and preserving specimens, both wetand dry; also the manner of making specimens of the vessels,tubes and ducts of the various organs. At the proper time, Classes inOperative Surgery will be formed, and each Student will receivepra tical instruction upon the Cadaver, in the applicatlOn of thebandage, in the ligation of arteries, and in the performance of am.putations, resections, etc. This Department will be opened on the20th of September.

1. To graduate, the candidate must have attained the age oftwenty-one years, and Le of good moral character.

II. He must have attended two full courses of Lectures, the lastof which must have been in this Institution. If the candidate ha~ at­tended a full Course of Lectures in a regular Medical School, hemay, by attendance upon a full Course of Lectures in this Institu­tion, present himself for graduation. It is required also, that theDissecting Ticket be taken for at least one session, either in this orsome other regular Medical College.*

III. He must have studied medicine for three years under aregular practitioner, the three years to include the time of attendanceupon two courses of lectures.

IV. The candidate is elected by ballot, and upon receiving THREENEGATIVE votes will be rejected; but will be entitled to another ex­amination by appearing before a full Faculty, after all other appli­cants have been examined. 0 PREMATURE EXA~TJNATJON WILL BEGRANTED EXCEPT BY CO SENT OF THE ENTIRE FACULTY.

Candidates will not be registered for examination until all feesare paid.

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'i'A graduated scheme of study, extending through three years, ha~ beenarranged for the accommodation of such Students as wish to pnrsue a moreprplonged course. This, though strongly recommended, is entirely optionalwith the Student. The scheme is as follows:

(1) The Student may confine his attention for two full conrses to Anatomy,Chemistry, Materia Medica and Physiology, and after the end of the seconpcourse be examined upon these subjects.

(2) Such Student, duriug the third course, tu devote hi:nself chieUy to lec_tures upon the Theory and Praclice of Medi inc, Surgery, Obstetrics lind Dis­eases of "Vornen and hildren, upon which snbjects only he shall be exami nedat the final examination [or the degree of M. D., his standing, however, to bedetermined by the result of both examinations.

TEXT BOOKS.

DIRECTIONS TO STUDENTS.

Students, upon their arrival, will call at the Secretary's office,and, after registering their names, pay for their tickets.

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Physiology: Fl£nt, Kirke, Dalton.Materia Medica: Stille, Wanng.Chemistry: Attfield, Fownes, Roscoe.Theory and Practice: Roberts,

Bristowe, ami ReYllOlds System0/ Medicil/e.

Ear: St. John Roosa.Eye: Carler, S. Wells.

VA DERBILT UNIVERSITY

NO CHARGE IS 1IA DE FOR THE PRIVILEGE OF THE HOSPITAL.

FEES.

Matriculation (paid but once) . . . $ 5 00

Professors' Ticket . 50 00

Dissecting Ticket . 10 00

Graduating Fee . 30 00

Anatomy: Gray.Surgery: Bil/roth, Paget, Gross,

ErUhsm, Bryant,Obstetrics: Lei~/lmall, Play/air.Diseases of Women: TllOmas or

Bartles.Diseases of Children: Smith.Dictionary: DUt/glisol/.

CommuniCations and letters asking informatwn should be addressed to

Dr. J. ~f. SAFFORD, Sec.,

Nashville, Tenn.

It will be best for Students, upon arriving in the city, to take ahack, and, with their baggage, go immediately to the Hospital attdCollege Buildings, 011 SOt/til College Street, two squares south ofBroad Street, where they can obtain assistance in securing suchboarding-houses as they may desire.

Boarding can be obtained at from $3,5° to $4,5° per week.

N. B.- We shall be pleased to receive the address of any physicianwllO may desire a copy 0/ tlte Catalogue.

Alumni of the sellOol are respectfully requested to tlOtify tlte Secretaryof their respective post ojJices.

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Dr. John Wright.Drs. W. R. &J.R. ShepherdDr. J. L. AlexanderDr. J. T. Darden.Dr. F. 1. Allen.Dr. J. D. Boyce.Dr. J. H. Matthews.Dr. F. H. Anderson.Practitioner.Dr. G. W. Frazier.Dr. J. B. Covey.Dr. Asa Elltott.Vanderbilt University.Dr. T. M. Woodson.Dr. - Martin, Sr.Dr. W. A. Hamilton.Dr. \Y. R. Tompkins.Dr. R. W. Colville.University of Nashville.Dr. W. E. Whitley.Dr. H. M. Moore.Dr. Vaulx Gibbs.Practitioner.Dr. D. A. Matthews.Practitioner.Dr. J. P. Barton.Prof. ·W. T. Briggs.Dr. J. W. Phillips.Dr. ]. W. Sharber.Dr. A. B. Brown.Dr. J. P. Bone.Dr. O. D. Williams.Drs. Richardson & KennellyDr. W. L. Walker.Dr. J. H. Hooper.Dr. W. F. Robinson.Dr. J. C. I}ancock.Dr. W. Brandon.

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SESSION OF 1879-80.

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Adams, Morgan, D. D. S. Miss.Alexander, John Fulton. Ky .Alexander, James L., Jr. TennAllen, Jesse William.. . Tenn..Allen LaFayette Jackson, M. D. Ky .Alley, William Henry. . . . . Miss.Almon, Everett T. . . . . . . Ky.Anderson, John Cole. . . . . Ala..Atkisson, James Albert, M. D. Ark.Ault, William Henry. . . . . TennAustin, John Turner. . . . . . TennBailey, Elijah Walker'...•. TennBaird, Andrew Johnson, M. D. TennBaker, Julian C. . . . . TennBaker, William Watson. TennBanks, David F. . . . . TennBarbour, William A. . . TennBarnett, James Polk. . . TennBarner, Wiley B., M. D.. Ark.Barrett, William Allison.. . TennBarry, William Turner. ., TennBell, Maney. .,. ., ., TennBiggs, Reuben Milton, M. D. TennBigham, William Matthews.. TennBlakeman, Walter S" M. D. Ky.Blanton, Charles Edgar.. TennBloomstein, Max. . . .. TennBoals, Nathan Orr, Jr. . TennBond; George Doherty. . .. TennBone, John Lankford. .. TennBone, Robert Loughry. .. TennBone, Robert McConnell . TennBdoker, Green Simmons. . Ky .Boyd, William Wesley.. .. Miss.Bradford, Abraham Demoss . TennBradford, William Sterling.. TennBrandan, John William. •• TennBrandon, Wilkins Tanniehill. Tenn

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Ala. Dr. A. C. DeBow.Ala. Dr. W. L. Thomason.Tenn Dr. B. H. Cavitt.Ky . Dr. J olm Anderson.La. Vanderbilt University.Tenn Dr. G. D. Ridings.Tenn Dr. H. Fitzpatrick.Ky . Dr. J. W. Hunt.Tenn Dr. G. H. Butler.Tenn Dr. J. J. Richardson.Ala. Dr. J. A. Gardner.Tenn Dr. G. W. Dibrell.Tenn Dr. H. M. Colquitt.Miss. Dr. W. H. McDougal.Miss. Dr. P. S. Croom.Tenn Practitioner.Ky . University of ashville.Tenn Vanderbilt University.Tenn Vanderbilt University.Tenn Dr. S. T. Evans.Tenn Dr. W. A. West.Tenn Dr. E. T. Childress.Tenn Dr. Thomas Black.Tenn Dr. A. J. Clements.Ark. Dr. L. A. Lager.Tenn Dr. A. B. Tadlock.Tenn Dr. William ompton.Tenn Practitioner.Miss. Dr. G. E. Kelsey.Tenn Dr. S. A. M Donald.Tenn University of Nashville.Tenn Dr. W. T. Davis.Tenn Dr. L. E. Covey.Tenn Dr. M. W. Cowan.Tenn Prof. W. L. ichol.N. C. Dr. J. A. Reagan.Ala. . Dr. W. C: Cross.Texas. Dr. W. Wilkes.Texas. Dr. S. B. Johnson.Ky. . Dr. J. H. Lackey.Tenn. Dr. S. E. H. Dance.Tenn. Dr. W. L. Davies.Tenn. Vanderbilt University.Ala. . Dr. D. F. Dinsmore.Tenn . Dr. H. Stevens.Tenn. Practitioner.Tenn. Drs. Moore and Tate.Tenn. Dr. C. S. Briggs.Tenn. Dr. W. D. Haggard.

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Brazelton, John Honston.Brooks, Josiah Clinton..Bruer, Nathan Burdine.Bryan, Thomas David..Buford, George Gillespie.Burgie, James Thomas.Burton, John R ....Burton, Willis M. . . .Butler, James Dorsey...Caldwell, Benjamin David.Caldwell, Luther Weeks..Callicott, Thomas Pleasant.Capps, Melville B. . . . .Carmack, Frank T. . . .Carnes, Charles F. . . . .Carney, Hiram Braxton. . .Carney, orfleet Lynn, M. D.Carter, Bellfield Frank. . • .Caruthers, Robert, ] r. . . .Cary, Samuel Benjamin. . •Cherry, William West. . .. .Childress, Josephus Edwin ..Clement, Harold Eugene .Clements, William H ..Coats, Kossuth. . . . .Collier, James Dickson.Compton, Felix Henry.Connell, John C., M. n.Cooper, harles Thomas. • .Cooper, Ja ab Daniel. . . ...Corbitt, William Weaver, M. D.Core, William W. .. .Covey, James Brown ...Cowan, James Baxter. . .Coyle, James M. . . . . ..Craigmiles, James Gideon .Cross, William Cyprian, Jr.Crow, Calvin Jones. . . . .Cruse, John Winfield. . . ..Cunningham, Zachary Taylor.Dance, Edward Maze. . . .Davis, Charles Tinsley. . .Davis, William Tera, M. D .Dinsmore, William Louis. .Dodson, Elisha Franklin. . .Donoho, A. G. . .. . . ..Dorris, George Milton. . .Douglas, Richard. . . . .Douglass, Albert Gallatin .

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Dr. W. Dozier.Dr. Parker.Dr. Jolm Clark.Dr. W. J. Sneed.Dr. N. T. Dulaney.Dr. T. E. Prewitt.Dr. E. P. Chandler.Dr. J. R. Dunn.Dr. J. E. Wendel.Dr. J. S. EdmunBson.Dr. J. B. Harrison.Dr. T. M. Woodson.Dr. J. R, Lester.Dr. John T. Gleaves.Prof. T. A. Atchison.Dr. C. p. Allen.Prof. T. A. Atchison.Vanderbilt University.Dr. W. R. Freeman.Dr. W. C. Ferrell.Dr. J. L. White.Prof. W. L. Nichol.Dr. R. A. Hardin.Practitioner.Dr. F. T. Sweet.Dr. J. B. West.Dr. B. Stone Plumlee.Dr. John T. Gleaves.University of Nashville.Vanderbilt University:Drs. Horton and Love.Dr. p. F. Gould.Practitioner.Vanderbilt University.Dr. A. B. Brown.Dr. A. S. Fowler.Dr. A. C. DeBow.J. B. Mobley, M. D.G. W. Martin, M. D.Dr. R. N. Beauchamp.Dr. J. G. Lee.Valtderbilt University.Practi tioner.Dr. W. D. Haggard.Dr. J. W. Perkins.Dr. B. H. Cavitt.Kentucky School Med.Prof. J. M. Safford.Dr. R. S. Hodges.

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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE AND

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Dozier, Robert Porter.Downing, Littleton F. .Drake, William Michael. .Duckworth, John Wiley.Dulaney, William Alfred..Dunbar, William Pitt.Dunlap, Perry G. . . ..Dunn, John Williams.. . .Eakin Arthur Dickinson.Edmundson, Van 0 .Edwards, John Thomas.Elliott, William Franklin.Elliston, Thomas Evans.Everett, James Lassiter.Eves, Charles LaFayette. .Fagg, James Crabb. . . .Fanning, William Alfred.Fariss, Fletcher Monroe.Ferrell, Joseph Ramsey .Ferrell, Albert Allison..Ford, William H. .Foster, James Levick.Franks, Andrew Foster.Frey, Samuel Watkins, M. D.Gillespie, Edwin Adolphus...Gillespie, James lark.•Gist, Vance.Gleaves, William Alfred..Goldman, James F., M. D..Goodlett, E. Erskine, M. D .Goodloe, John James.Gould, Hugh H .Gragg, Wilford Harriss, M. D .Gravlee, William La Fayette.Gray, Madison Jackson .Hackett, Thomas. .Haden, Andrew Wade •.HandleYJ Thomas Asbury.Hardcastle, William L. . .Hardin, Philip. . . '" .Hardison, Thomas James.Hargrove, Robert Harris.Harrison, J. J., M. D..Hart, Henry Eugene.Hearn, John F....Heath, James Monr0e..Henderson, John Michael.Hill, George W. R..Hodges, Walter Augustus.

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McRee, Francis M., M. D. Ky.McReynolds, James H. W. Texas.Mc han, Francis Adams. .. Miss.Mc wain, Lucius Harrison Ark.Maner, Franklin Brown Texas.Marable, William Allen . TennMartin, Hezekiah L. Ala.Martin, James Andrew. TennMartin, James V. . . TennMartin, Willie Henderson. TennMatthews, Frank Iarion.. TennMatthews, William F. .. TennMaxwell, Frank Alexander Texas.May, William Ala.Meacham, Elwyn F. TennMenees, Y. Hooper. TennMewborn, Walter Alba. TennMilam, James Holland TennMiller, Virgil M., M. D. .. . Ala.Montgom~ry, William Andrew. Miss.Moody, Benjamin Franklin, M.D. TennMoore, Thomas Cain . TennMoore, Atchilous B., M. D. TcnnMoore, Emile 0., M. D. Ark.Moss, Thomas Rodum . Tenn

aftel, Saint John . Ala.Napier, Edward Y . TennNash, Cranston M. D . TennNeas, Darius, M. D. . TennNelson, Daniel Even TennNicholls, William Alexander TennNichols, Matthew. . . . TennNickelson, William R. D. TennNorman, Ingram T., M. D. Ky.Orr, William Harry. .. . Miss.Owen, Henry, M. D . . lArk.Padelford, Robert J. .. . Miss.Page, Oscar Fitzallen Ky.Paine, William McKendree Miss.Parish, Alex-ander Smith. Ark.Parker, William James Ark.Parker, Will.iayn Worthington TennPaschall, WIlham Andre . TennPate, Rice Mahar. TennPatrick, William Garrison TennPe k, Edward J., M. ]). TennPendergrass, Henry Scott Ark.Perry, Thomas James . Miss.Plummer Hugh Kirk Tenn

University of Nashville.Dr. J. L. White.Dr. J. D. WatsoH.Dr. John W. Daly.Dr. J. D. hambers.Dr. T. H. Marable.Dr. T. E. H. Steger.Dr. W. C. Martin.Dr. W. R. Tomkins.Dr. J. A. Griffin.Dr. J. H. Matthews.Dr. T. McMurray.Dr. T. O. Maxwell.University of Nashville.Dr. T O.. ummel'S, jr.Prof. T. Mcnees.Dr. G. A. Hunter.Dr. J. A. Milam.Practitioner.Dr. J. M. Montgomery.University of Nashville.Dr. C. P. Allen.University of Nashville.University of Nashville.Dr. J. B. York.Dr. W. R. Chambers.Dr. R. S. Napier.Vanderbilt University.University of Nashville.Drs. Bridges and Speer.Dr. C. G. R. Nicholls.Dr. J. L. Jones.Dr. W. R. Tomkins.Practi tioner.Dr. F. P. Bibby.Practitioner.Dr. J. W. Williamson.Dr. P. W. McKeel.Dr. J. 1<. Lowe.Dr. P. S. Woodward.Dr. T. J. Parker.Dr. T. Page.Dr. B. H. Paschall.Dr. S. C. Maddox.Dr. J. J. eely, Jr.University of Nashville.Dr. W. B. Stroup.Dr. J. M. Bynum.Practitioner.

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PRECEPTOR.

Dr. H. B. Sullivan.Vanderbilt niversity.Vanderbilt University.Dr. D. A. Matthews.Dr. - McGaughey.University of Nashville.Dr. W. M. Wright.Vanderbilt University.Drs. Thompson and Kidder.Vanderbilt University.Dr. E. R. Vernon.Dr. 1'. Q. Walker, dec·sed.Dr. W. S. Jones.Dr. E. V. Jarrett.Dr. R. H. C. Rhea.Dr. R. H. C. Rhea.Dr. J. A. McNielly.Dr. L. G. Richardson.Dr. A. H. Gordon.Dr. Charles Drennen.Vanderbilt University.Dr. J. C. Ellis.Dr. O. T. Rogers.Dr. J. S. Edwards.Dr. Robert Sadler.Practitioner.Vanderbilt University.Dr. Jo. Thigpen.Practitioner.Practitioner.Dr. J. W. Crabtree.Dr. T. J. Hicks.Dr. J. W. Pritchett.Dr. R. E. Shelton.Dr. S. H. Woods.] r. James Hunter.University of Nashville.Drs. Bell and Neas.Dr. J. B. Smith.University of Nashville.Dr. A. C. Molloy.B. G. Hunt, M. D.Dr. W. P. Chapman.Dr. R. T. MartinDr. J. D. Slayden.Dr. W. S. Barton.Dr. R. A. Stone.Vanderbilt University.Dr. Robb.

STATE.

Texas.TennTennTennTennTexas.TennLa.TennTennTeImTennKy.Texas.TennTennKy.Ky.TennTennTennTennVa.TennMiss.Miss.Ala.Ala.Fla' .TennTennTennTennTenn.Texas.Ind.Ark. •Tenn1ennArk.Ala.GaTexas.TelmTennS. C.TermArk.Ky.

NAME.

Poland, John B.Porter, Nimrod Rees.Porter William ThomasPoston, James ThomasPrichard, William EdwardProctor, Francis Marion, M. D.Priestley, Connie PavattPulley, Thomas N....Puryear, Joseph RichardRansom, Robert Paine, 1. D.Rawles, Isaac Newton .Reed, Daniel BlevinsReni k, James Daniel ..Rentz, James Holmes.Rhea, Henry Francis .Rhea, Roland H. C. jr.Rhodes, Arnolphus W.Richardson, Samuel FletcherRobertson, Le Roy HugginsRobinson, Thomas FranklinRodgers, Charles WeldonRogers, John WilloughbyRogers, Orville Layne .Ryan, Michael. . . . .Sadler, James Levi. . •Sanford, William Bailey •Sargent, Oscar. . '" •..Scott, Harvey EdwardScott, John Wayne, M. D.Scott, William BellfieldSegraves, Samuel LouisSharp, Edwin. . ..Shell, James JeffersonShelton, Asa Kelly. •Shelton, William C.Smith, James TorranceSmith, John James, M. D.Smith, Richard Carter .Smith, Thomas Richelieu .Southworth, James R., M. D.Spruill, Dudley S. J.Stevens, Doddridge AmosStewart, William Van BurenStinson, James CareyStokes, James Henry .Stokes, James WilliamStone, Jesse Parker .Strider, James H., M. D.Stubblefield, Richard J.

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Tenn Dr. E. A. Norton.Ky. Dr. D. G. immons.Miss. Dr. H. H. Huggins.Tenn Dr. J. T. Raynes.Tenn Dr. A. A. East.Tenn Dr. J. M. Bridges.Tenn Shelby Medical College.Tenn Prof. J. F. Means.Ala. Dr. J. M. Safford.Ala. Dr. - Bizzell.Ky. University of Nashville.Miss. Dr. J. A. Trimble Sr.Tenn Dr. R. E. Shelton.Miss Dr. G. W. Grimes.Tenn Dr. J. M. Turney.Tenn Dr. J. B. York.Ala. Dr. Frank Newsom.Tenn Dr. A. B. Tadlock.Tenn Dr. R. E. Sumners.Miss Dr. W. L. Walker.Tenn Dr. Greenville Dowell.Tenn Practitioner.Tenn Dr. 1. B. Walton.Ala. Dr. L. W. Desprez.Tenn Dr. J. Manson.Tenn Vanderbilt University.Tenn Dr. N. M. Williams,Tenn Dr. 1. N. Black.Tenn Dr. W. H. Warren.Tenn Vanderbilt University.Miss Dr. W. H. Armstead.Tenn Dr. 1. W. Perkins.Tenn Dr. W. E. Whitley.Ga Dr. A. S. Fowler.Ky Dr. H. Fitzpatrick.Ky University of Nashville.Tenn Dr. W. C. harlton.Tenn Dr. J. M. Clark.Miss Dr. J. A. Bell.Tenn University of Nashville.Miss Dr. W. R. Fontaine.Tenn Dr. W. Frey.Ala. Dr. A. J. Vann.Ga. Dr. J. A. Wood.Tenn". Dr. Heber Jones.Tenn. Vanderbilt University.Tenn .' Dr. H. Lassiter.

PRECEPTOR.STATE.NAME.

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Sumpter, Samuel StrangeTaylor, Henry SanfordTaylor, John Pervat .Teague, Isaac "Warren .Thaxton, John athanielThompson, William BartonThompson, Samuel Mims, M. D.Thompson, Sidney . .Tipper, William A., M. D.Tompkins, John EdwardTownsend, Gilson Ewing, M.D.Trimble, Joseph AddisonTurner, Melville. . • •Turner, Thomas. . . •Turney, James T. • . •..Walker, Dave A .Walker, David Harris .. ,Walker, Joseph Parks ...Walker, Thomas Slater •...Walker, Willie C. • . .,Walton, Benjamin W. B."Walton, Isaac B. . . . .Walton, William Alvie.Watkins, Richard Sharp.Washington, John H., M. D.Wasson, Jeremiah ChapmanWebb, Abner Lawler.Webb, Elihu M. . . .Webb, Henry McC..Webb, JuliusCresar ..Weems, Hartley. . .West, Rufus Badger ..Whitley, Joseph Bell. .Whitman, William JosephWhitney, Marcellus. . . .Whitson, Harmon H., M. D.Willey, Albert Napoleon .Williams, Robert Henry .Williams, Samuel Crawford. .Williams, Simon Turner, M. D.Wingo, Thomas Jefferson .Winters, Willett Humphrey.Wood, James Hardin. . • .Wood, William SaundersWooten Lawrence .Yater, William Horton..Young, Jesse Claiborne.

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Morgan Adams, D.D.S., ..John Fulton Alexander, . .LaFayette J. Allen, 1\1. D.Jesse William Allen, .Everett T. Almon,.. . •Jolm Cole Anderson, . . . .James .<\lbt:rt Atkisson, M.D.,Elijah Walker Bailey, .Andrew J. Baird, M.D., ..David F. Banks, . . . .Wiley B. Barner, 1. D.,James Polk Barnett,. . . . .Maney Bell,. . . .. . . . .Walter S. Blakeman, 1\1. D., .George Doherty Bond, . .Robert Ic onnell Bone, .John Lankford Bone,. .Green Simmons Booker, .Wilkins Tanniehill Brandon,John Houstun Brazelton, .Josiah Clinton Brooks, ..George Gillespie Buford, .Jolm R. Burton,. . . .Benjamin David Caldwell,Luther Weeks Caldwell, .Thomas Pleasant Callicott,Frank T. Carmack, . . .Hiram Braxton Carner, .1 orfieet L. Carney, M. D.,Rob::rt Caruthers, Jr., .Kossuth Coats, . . . .Felix Henry Compton,John C. Connell, M. D.,Charles T. Cooper,. .Jacob Daniel Cooper, .William W. Corbitt, M.D.,William W. Core, . . .James Brown ovey, ..William Cyprian Cross,Zachary T. Cunningham,Edward Maze Vance,* .William T.Davis, M. D.,George Milton Dorris,Robert Porter Duzier, .

· Iississippi.· .Kentucky.· Kentucky.· Tennessee.· Kentucky.· Alabama.· Arkansas.

· .Tennessee.· .Tennessee.· Tennessee.· Arkansas.· Tennessee.· Tennessee.· Kentucky.· Tennessee.· Tennessee.

· .Tennessee.. Kentucky.

· Tennessee.· Alabama.· Alabama.· Louisiana.· Tcnnessee.· Tcnnessee.· Alabama.· Tennessee.· Mississippi.· Tennessec.· Tennessee.· Tennessee.· Arkansas.· Tenne see.· Tennessee.· Mississippi.· Tcnnessee.· Tennessee.· Tennessee.· T nnessee.· Alabama.· Kentucky.· Tennessee.· Tenne see.· Tennessee.· Tennessce.

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William Alfred Dulaney, . , · Tennessee.William Pitt Dunbar, · Tennessee.. John Williams Dunn, · Tennessee.Arthur Dickinson Eakin, Tennessee.Van O. Edmundson, · Tennessee.John Thomas Edwards, · Tennes~;ee.

Thomas Evans Elliston, · Tennessee.Charles LaFayette Eves, .. · Tennessee.William Alfred Fanning, · Tennessee.James Levick Foster, · Alabama.Samuel W. Frey, M. D., · Tennessee.Edwin A. Gillespie, · · Tennessee.Vance Gist, · Tennessee.James F. Goldman, M. D., · Alabama.John James Goodloe, Arkansas.Wilford H. Gragg, M. D., · Tennessee.Madison Jackson Gray, · Tennessee.Thomas J. Hardison, · Tennessee.John. M Henderson, · Mississippi.George W. R. Hill, . · Tennessee.Walter A. Hodges, Mississippi.J 01111 Harrison Hurt, Jr., · Kentucky.William Calvin James, · Missouri.Anthony W. Johnson, M. D., Alabama.Isaac unn Johnson, · Tennessee.Julius H. Johnson, · Texas.William A. Johnson, · Tennessee.Henry Havelock Jones, · Tennessee.James U. Kent, · Tennessee.William J. Kernachan, • Alabama.

0 John Wesley Kinzer, · Tennessee.rIl James A Lane, Georgia.c:: ·0 Daniel ewton Lee, M. D., · · Texas.B Robert B. Lees, M. D., · Te'nnessee.Q) Francis Marion Lenoir, · Texas.- · ·-0 Charles West Lester, · Kentucky.C)

Q) Bailey P. Lester, M. D., · · Kentucky.~ James R. Dudley Long, · Texas.-e Bob Hardin McCallon, - - - - - - - · · - Tennessee.

0 Francis M. McRee, M. D., - . - - · - - · - Kentucky.~ James H. W. McReynolds, - - - - . . - · - Texas.

-=Francis A. M<:Shan, - - - - - · · · . · . Mississippi.

Q) Franklin Brown Maner, - - - - . . - - - Texas.e Willie H. Martin, - - - . - - . - · - - · - Tennessee.8 Frank M. Matthews, - - - - - - - - · . Tennessee.0 William F. Matthews, - Tennessee'.0 - - - - - . - - - -

Y. Hooper Menees, - . - . - - · - · . · Tennessee.Virgil M. Miller, M. D., - - - - - - · - - Alabama.Benjamin F. Moody, M. D., . - - · · · - · . Tennessee,Atchilous B. Moore, M. D., - - . - - - - · . Tennessee.

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Enlile B. ~loore, M. D , - - - - - Arkansas.Saint John aftcl, Alabama.Edward Y. Napier, - Tennessee.William A. Nicholls, Tennessee.Ingram 1'. Norman, M. D , Kentllcky.Henry Owen, M. D., - Arkansas.Robert J. Padelford, - Mississippi.William M. Paine, - Mississippi.William G. Patrick, - Tennessee.EdwardJ, Peck, M. D., - - Tennessee.Thomas F Robinson, - - - Tennessee.Henry S. Pendergrass, - - - - - - Arkansas.Thomas James Perry, - Mississippi.William E. Prichard, Tennessee.Robert P. Ransom, M. D.. - - -. - - Tennessee.Isaac Newton Rawles, Tennessee.Daniel Blevins Reed, - - - - - - Tenne,see.James Daniel Renick, - Kentucky.Henry Francis Rhea, - - Tennessee.Thomas F. Robinson, Tenne see.Charles W Rodgers, - - Tennessee.John Willoughby Rogers, - Tennessee.l'vIichael Ryan, - - Tennessee.James Levi Sadler, - Missi sippi.William Bailey Sanford, - - Mississippi.Oscar Sargent, Alabama.Harvey Edward Scott, - - Alabama.John W. Scott, M. D., - Florida.William C. Shellon, - - - Texas.John J. Smith, M. D., - - Arkansas.James R. Southworth, M. D., - Arkansas.James H Strider, M.D., - Arkansas.John Nathaniel Thaxton, - Tennessee.Samuel M. Thompson, M. D., . - Tennessee.William A. Tipper, M. D., - Alabama.John Edward Tompkins, - Alabama.Gibson E. Townsend, M. D., - - Kentucky.Dave A Walker, - - Tennessee.Isaac B. 'Val ton , - Tennessee.John H. V,rashington, M.D., - Tennessee.Jeremiah Chapman Wasson, Tennessee.Marcellus Whitney, - - Kenlllcky.Simon T. Williams, M. D., - - T nnessee.Thomas Jefferson Wingo, - Mississippi.Willett Humphrey Winters, . Tennessee.La,vrence Wooten, - - Tennessee.

The Honorary Degree of M. D. was conferred by the Universityof ashville upon A. G. Donoho of Hartsville, Tennessee.

*Valedictorian.

For general profi,iency, Vanderbilt University Founder's Medal,

to George Gillespie Buford of Louisiana.

Class in Jinical and 01 erative Midwifery, conducted by by Dr.

W. D. Haggard.

Gold medal to 1. N. Rawles of Tennessee.

Class in Physical Diagnosis, conducted byDr. R. W. Steger.

Class o. I, gold medal to J. H. \Y. McReynolds of Texas.

Class o. 2, gold medal to W. P. Dunbar of Tennessee.

UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE AND

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The following prizes (gold medals) were awarded at thc Com­

mencement in February.

For general proficiency, University of Nashville Faculty Medals,

to Arthur D. Eakin of Tcnnessee and Charles L~fayette Eves of

Tennessee.

University Quiz Class, onducted by Drs. Briggs, Morrison,

Ewing and Menees: For Best examination, gold medal to William

Calvin James of Mo. For second best examination, gold medal to

"William McKendree Paine of :Miss. For third best examination,

gold medal to George illespie Buford of Louisiana.

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ARTICLE II. Of Tuition.

ARTICLE III. Requirements for Graduation.

• At .. meeting of the American M dicn! College Association held in New York City, au llfay 31,1880, the articles of Confederation were so 1l1llOlJ(led as to rquil'e attendnuco u)lon three yearlycollegiate sessious as pre-requisite to graduation. This reqnirement ,,;11 not take effect untiltLe session of 18 2-83.

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ONFEDERATION.

VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY.

ARTICLE 1. Of the Faculty.

ARTICLES OF

(To be subscribed and eO'RJol'lncd te by a'l the College.s uf the Assooialion..)

THg A~1ERICAN MEDICAL COLLEGE ASSOCIATION.

SECTION 1. Thost'heme of tuition Bbnll provido for a ycurl~~ Rystcmnlic ('ourse of iu,\trnction,('overing the gonoral' topics (If Anatomy, inclnding Dissections, Pbysiology, Chemistry, 1futorio.Medica, and Thol'apeuticH,ObHlclri<.'8, SUl'gery, Pathology, nuel Pructice of l\t:edicine. The Col.leginto AOR8iou wherein tbiK OOU1'1<OO iM gh"en AhaH bo undol'titood as the to regular" SCH8ioll.

SEC. 2. Said regulae SOSKioll shull not be less thun twenty weeks in duration.SEC.:J. Not more than ouo regllllll' HeBS~don., couutiug tho regnlar session a9 one of the two

cour~c!j of iu~trllctiOII required for J{l'a.dlla.tion shall be beld in the same year

The medical momberR of the Faoulty must be regldar graduates or lioeutiates aud praotition­ors of medicine, ill good standing. HAing tho word .4 regular 'I in the 80nse commonly lluderstl)odiu the medicall'rofession. The majority of the members of one Faoulty shall not cOlJstitutethe majority of thc membcrs of another Facu:ty, uule,s the sessions of the two schools arc heldtfirnultancously.

No person, whether u. graduate ill medicioo or not, sh0.11 be given fL diploma. of II Doctor of}fedicillo" who Shllllllot have filled tho following reql1irements, e:rcijll a!i hereinafter providedfor in A.ticle IV:

I. He must produce s"liRfar.tory evid nee of good moral charaet,'r, aDd of haviug attained tbeage of twonty-one years.

2. lIe must file a satisfnctory cvid nce of havlIlg studied medicine for at leMt three years un­tler a. l'fgU{(lT gra.dua.te, or liceutinte and practiti ner of medicine, in {,'Ood standing, using theword" regular" in the flcns commonly undorliJtood in tho mecHenl profession. No candidateshall be eligible for linal examination for gradllntion unless his term of three yenrs' study sltnllhave bcen completed, or shall e>'"pire at a dato not later than lhree montbs after the cloLe of tbefinnl exanlinatiolls. Thia soction to take effect at and after the sel:!8ion of lSi!) 0,

3. IIe mUBt file the proper ollicial e"idence that, during the above-mentiollt'd three yenrs. hehas matriculated at some affiliated coUego or coJlegc8J for two regular sessions, and in tho courseof the same (except ns provided in 4) hus attended two fnll c"nrses of iustruetion on tho seventopies moutloned in Article lI. But the ["uer, allcast, of the two full courses must bavo beenatt neled at tbe college issuing tho diploma. No two cOllsecll.tivc courses of iustrnctioll Bhu,ll bcheld lLS satisfying the above requiremeuts unless tbo time between the beginning of tho firstcourse and the end of lh second is groater than lifteen months.¢

4. In case a college shall adopt a R~'stematie graduated scheme of t nilion, attendanoc on tbewhole of the same shall be equivalent to the requh'ements mentioned in ?, provided sucb scheJlleincludes instruction in the beven topics mentioned in Article II, and requires attendauce at leastat two yearly regular collegiate sessious of not less tban tweuty weeks' dnralioll ench .

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ARTICLE VII. Advertisements.

Ul lVERSlTY OF NASHVILLE.22

No college sbnll advertlso in any otber than a strictly medical publication tbe names or its pro­fessors. witb tbeir respeotivn cbairs.

Ko conede shall admit to tbe privllogos aecordeelin Articles III and V tbe studollts or gradu­ates of any college wbich, dnring any period of tbe stndent's or graduates lllll,llage, .ball havebeen exchl<led from the list of affiliated colleges recognized by tbe Association.

ARTICLE VI. Of Recognition of Other Colleges.

5.. The candidate must have pa,sed a personal examination before the Facility on all sovon ofthe branches of medicine mentioned in Article II..

6. Ho must h,,,,e paid illfull all collcgo dllllJl, including the graduation foo.

ARTICLE IV. Of Honorary Degrees.

Ameudments to these articles .bnll b3 prop,sed and a'hptel ill tbe msnner prescribod foramondments to the Constitution.

ARTICLE VIII. Amendments.

SEOTION 1. All fees shall bo paid in lMVful money, and lloprom;sory notes or promises to payohall be accepted in lieu of cash for pa~'ment of fees.

SEO. 2. '0 tieket or other cerWicate of attondance upon collegc exorcises shall be issued toIIny studeut untiltbe dues for the same shall havo been fully paid.

SEO.:J. The established fees for the exercises of the regular session-except the matriculationfee, graduation fee, fee for dissections-may be redueed not more than one-half to graduates ofother affiliated colleges of less than three years' standing, and to undergrad lUtes of the same whohwe alreaely atteueled two full courses of the instr \Ctiou of the reglliar session.

SEO.. 4. The same feea Illay be remitted altogether to a college's own alumni, to graduates ofother affiliated eollges of three year's staudiug (the three years dating from the time of gradua­tion, and eUding at the close of the reguInr session for whieb the tickets are giv u), to under­graduates wbo baveulready atteudeel two full courses of the instruction of the regular session,the latter of wbicb at least shall have been In the collelle making tbe remission, anel to theologi­cal students wh"n not candidates for a diploma.

SEO. 5. Tbe same fees may be reeluced or remItted to deserving ineligeut students, to a num­ber not exceeding flve per cent. of tbe number of malricnlates at tbe previolls regular session of

tho eollege.SEQ. G. Under no cirCllmbtancca whatever J othor tha.n the abovo, shall tho fncnlties, OC any

members of th'J I::ul.mo, grant UPUIL th'!ir OWn. UI£UwritJl any romis~jonor roductions of cstabli.;hcdfees, anel it is distinctly under.tood auel agt'eed that the faculties will eliscollntenance and opposetbe allthorizing, by governlull board', of the admis310n of individual ,tudents on otber tban thel' gularly est~bllsb"d cbarges for tbeir grade.

SEe. 7. Remission or reduction of fees for otbcr exercises th:l.lI th03C 01' the rcgnlar 8088ioD,return to a htudent of any moneys after payment of fees, or an appropriation of funds of tho ,college for payment of auy stlldent's fees, or part thereof, shall be doemeel a violation of tbe pro­visions of this article in rega.rd to romission or reduction of fees.

An honorary dogree of "Doctor in Medicino " Illay be granted, in nnmbers not exceedingono yearly, to distinguished ph~'slcians or scientific Illen of over forty years of age.. llut influch case the diploma shall bear acrOS8 its face tho word ., Honorary" in conspicuous charac­ters, and the same word shall always be allpended t<l the name of tbe r""ipient in all !Jsts ofgradnates.

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MATRICULATION, PAID BUT O:-JCr, ­INSTRUCTORS' TICKET ­DEMONSTRATORS' l'ICKET

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J3PRING FOUf\SE OF' JNSTRUCTION.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT

~lliuel'sifn o~ ~aflItvill~ llnd o~ Jall(t~l'bilt ~lliUellsitn.

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The Spring Course will begin the 1st of {arch, 1881, and continueuntil the 1st day of June. ,

This course may be' regarded as introductory to the succeeding andregular Fall and Winter ourse. Attendance upon it is not required,neither does it count as a session towards graduation; but students whoattend it will be furnished with certificates, which will be taken as ad·ditional evidence of proficiency in candidates applying for the degreeof Doctor of Medicine.

A1rBROSE MORRISO , M, D. - - Physiology.W. D. HAGGARD, M. D. - - • - Obstetrics.WILLIAM G. EWING, M. D. • - Materia Medica and Chemistry.ROBERT W. STEGER, M. D. - • - Practice.ORVILLE H. MI':NEES, M. D. - - Anatomy.

The prominent features of the Spring Course will be Clinical Instruc­tion and Recitations, with the use of text-books, though DidacticLectures will be given on the various branches of Medicine and Surgery.

The Lecture Rooms, Museum, Apparatus and Dissecting Room ofthe College building, will be u ed by the Instructors, just as during aregular Winter Cou.rse,

The class will enjoy, .furthermore, the advantages of the Hospital,which is a part of the College buildings- Also, in addition to the above,a daily lecture may be expected from the regular Faculty,

FEES.

$30 00

Students Matriculating in the Spring Course, will be exempted frompayment thereof at the Fall and 'Vinter Course.

For further information, address

DR. AMBROSE MORRISO , SEC.No. 17 South Cherry treet,

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