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Bowdoin College Catalogue (1840) Bowdoin College Bowdoin Digital Commons Bowdoin College Catalogues 1-1-1840 Bowdoin College Catalogue (1840) Bowdoin College Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/course-catalogues Recommended Citation Bowdoin College, "Bowdoin College Catalogue (1840)" (1840). Bowdoin College Catalogues. 38. https://digitalcommons.bowdoin.edu/course-catalogues/38 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by Bowdoin Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Bowdoin College Catalogues by an authorized administrator of Bowdoin Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. © j\, s & m ® c& w is OF THE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE, AND THE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF MAINE, M DCCC XL. BRUNSWICK: PRESS OF JOSEPH GRIFFIN. © ASAS®©!?!! OF THE OFFICERS AND STUDENTS OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE, AND THE MEDICAL SCHOOL OF MAINE, M DCCC XL. BRUNSWICK: PRESS OF JOSEPH GRIFFIN « BOWDOIN COLLEGE. TRUSTEES. LEONARD WOODS, Jr., D.D., President. WILLIAM KING, Vice President. EBENEZER EVERETT, Secretary. ELIPHALET GILLET, D.D. ICHABOD NICHOLS, D.D. JUDAH DANA ERASTUS FOOTE MARK LANGDON HILL JOHN HOLMES ALBION KEITH PARRIS BENJAMIN JONES PORTER WILLIAM PITT PREBLE, LL.D. ASHUR WARE, LL.D. NATHAN WESTON, LL.D. JOSHUA WINGATE REUEL WILLIAMS ISAAC ILSLEY ETHER SHEPLEY BENJAMIN HASEY CHARLES STEWART DAVEIS ALFRED JOHNSON DANIEL GOODENOW. BOWDOIN COLLEGE. OVERSE ERS. ROBERT HALLOWELL GARDINER, President. ROBERT PINCKNEY DUNLAP, Vice President. JOHN M'KEEN, Secretary. ISAAC LINCOLN, M.D. DAVID DUNLAP BENJAMIN TAPPAN, D.D. JOHN MERRICK ENOCH SAWYER TAPPAN, M.D. JOHN WALLACE ELLINGWOOD ENOS MERRILL BENJAMIN RANDALL LEVI CUTTER ASA CUMMIN GS JONATHAN PAGE, M.D. WILLIAM LADD SENECA WHITE FREDERIC ALLEN THOMAS WILLIAMS GEORGE EVANS ALLEN GREELY HENRY WELD FULLER ISAAC GARDNER REED OVERSEERS. JACOB ABBOT WILLIAMS EMMONS JOHN HANNIBAL SHEPPARD WILLIAM CUTTER GEORGE ELIASHIB ADAMS WILMOT WOOD SWAN LYMAN POMROY JOSIAH PIERCE ISSACHAR SNELL PHILIP EASTMAN MERRITT CALDWELL DAVID THURSTON WILLIAM SWAN DAVID SHEPLEY WILLIAM RICHARDSON SAMUEL P. BENSON WILLIAM C. LARRABEE SAMUEL HOPKINS WILLIAM T. D WIGHT ELI THURSTON JOSEPH M'KEEN, Es<*., treasurer of the college. OFFICERS. LEONARD WOODS, Je., D.D., PRESIDENT. PARKER CLEAVELAND, LLD, PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, MINERALOGY, AND NATITRAL PHILOSOPHY. PROFESSOR OF RHETORIC AND ORATORY, AND LECTURER ON CIVIL POLITY. JOHN DE LA MATER, M.D., LECTURER ON THE THEORY AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIC. ALPHEUS S. PACKARD, M.A., PROFESSOR OF LANGUAGES AND CLASSICAL LITERATURE. THOMAS C. UPHAM, M. A., PROFESSOR OF METAPHYSICS AND ETHICS, AND INSTRUCTER IN THE HEBREW LANGUAGE. WILLIAM SMYTH, M.A., PROFESSOR OF MATHEMATICS. EBENEZER WELLS, M. D., LECTURER ON OBSTETRICS. JOSEPH ROBY, M.D., PROFESSOR OF ANATOMY AND SURGERY. DANIEL R. GOODWIN, M. A., PROFESSOR OF THE MODERN LANGUAGES, AND LIBRARIAN. RICHARD PIKE, M. A., TUTOR IN LANGUAGES AND MATHEMATICS. FACULTY OF MEDICINE. LEONARD WOODS, Jr., D. D., president of the COLLEGE. EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq., of the trustees. ISAAC LINCOLN, M. D., of the overseers. JONATHAN PAGE, M.D., or the overseers. PARKER CLEAVELAND, M.D., professor of chem- istry AND MATERIA MEDICA. JOHN DE LA MATER, M.D., lecturer on the theo- ry AND PRACTICE OF PHYSIO. EBENEZER WELLS, M. D., lecturer on obstetrics, JOSEPH ROBY, M. D., professor of anatomy and surgery. PARKER CLEAVELAND, librarian. THOMAS F. PERLEY, A.B., ASSISTANT LIBRARIANS. JOHN L. SWINERTON, THOMAS F. PERLEY, A. B , assistant dissector, MEDICAL CLASS. 'FEB .—M A Y , 1840. The second Course of Lectures is indicated by ; the third Course by t $ ; and the fourth, or higher Course by ||, prefixed to the name of the student. NAMES. RESIDENCE 1NSTHUCTERS. f Atwood Reuben Y. Fairfield Joseph F. Potter, m.d. ( Dr. J. Tewksbury Sl Baker H. Hackett Minot ( J. M. Tewksbury, m.d. J. Barker, m.d. &. Barker B. Fordyce,A .B.Wilton $ l J. Mitchell, m.d. J Bartlett Zenas W. Bethel Thomas Roberts, m.d. Beedle Charles W. Richmond James C. Boynton, m.d. Blake Josiah M. Otisfield Dr. Silas Blake. | Bonney Joel Topsham James M'Keen, m.d. Butler John R., m.d Topsham. Nourse, J Chase Rufus M. China Amos m.d. | Clark Nehemiah H. Farmington J. L. Brooks, m.d. J Coggeshall John H. Waldoborough. Dickey Robert Cornwallis, N.Sc. Robert F. Crowe, m.d. J Dow Enoch C. Wakefield, N. H.Dr. J. F. Hall. N.H. Josiah C. Eastman, m.d. J Eastman Joseph Hampstead, Edgecomb Eli Livermore S. C. Brewster, m.d. ( E J. Ford, m.d. & Ford Jedidiah C. Gardiner J ( N. Ford, m.d. Fulton Alexander Londonderry, N.Sc. Robert F. Crowe, m.d. Gay Grenville W. Boston, Ms. William E. Payne, m.d. Hancock George Parcher, m.d. "f Googing Emerson 1 BOWDOIN COLLEGE "(* Gould Samuel H. Ipswich, Ms. E. A. Kittredge, m.d. jGuptill William N. Somersworth,N.H. Dr. E. G. Yeaton. t Harris Nathan C. Minot Charles Millett, m.d. J Hazen Samuel S. Bridgton Moses Sweat, m.d. t Hill Luke, a.m. Minot Charles Millett, m.d. J Hinkley Rufus L. Lisbon James C. Boynton, m.d. |Horne Jeremiah Rochester, N- H. Richard Russell, m.d. Howe Jesse Sumner Dr. J. S. Millett. || Hunt Henry, m.d. Westbrook. J Ingalls Samuel Sandown, N. H. James M'Keen, m.d. | Jenness Ebenezer Rochester, N.H. John M. Berry, m.d. | Keen Alden T. Freedom. H. H. Hill, m.d. "f Lee John S. Quebec, L. Ca. Thomas Fargues, m.d. Leffingwell E. H. m.d. New Haven,Con. Leland Francis, a.b. Sherburne, Ms. Oliver Everett, m.d. | Luce William H. Tisbury, Ms. J. T. E. Gage, m.d. J Marston Samuel B. Monmouth James Cochran, m.d. Millet Asa North Leeds Thomas L.Megquier,M.D. Morgan James Canterbury, Con. Andrew Harris, m.d. | North James West Waterville Joseph H. North, m.d. % E. Dearborn,' m.d. Nye James M. S. Deerfield,N.H.[,N.H. < c -r, | & S. Brown, m.d. Oxnard Henry Portland John T. Gilman, m.d. fPage Dustan Charleston Edward Bean, m.d. Palmer Edw'dD.G., a.b Boston, Ms. Joseph Roby, m.d. Palmer Gideon S., a.b. Gardiner Elisha J. Ford, m.d. Palmer Nathaniel T. Union Isaac Flitner, m.d. J Perley Thomas F., a.b. Naples Timothy Little, m.d. Perkins Charles J., a.b. Farmington La Fayette Perkins, m.d. Phinney Lewis North Turner A. Wildes, m.d. |j j Richards Lemuel Bowdoinham A. S. Clark, m.d. | Ruggles Edward Fall River, Ms. Thomas E. Gage, m.d. 2 10 MEDICAL CLASS. t Smith William G. Somersworth,N.H. C. F. Elliott, m.d. Stone Ebenezer Unity John M. Milliken, m.d. J Storer Frederic T. Scarborough J. S. Goodwin, m.d. Sturtevant Joseph Hebron Josiah Carr, m.d. Swazey George W.,m.d .Bucksport. J Sweat Moses E., a.b. Parsonsfield Moses Sweat, m.d. Sweat William W. Parsonsfield Moses Sweat, m.d. | Swinerton John L. Milton, N. H. Tewksbury Samuel H. Oxford ( Dr. J. Tewksbury, & ( J. M. Tewksbury, m.d. ( C. H. Stedman, m.d. | Toomy John Chelsea, Ms. ( and others. | Turner George W. South Leeds Thomas L.Megquier,M.D. JTwitchell Almon Bethel Reuel Barrows, m.d. Waldron William H. Farmington, N.H. David T. Parker, m.d. | Wr alker Elijah Mexico William Snow, m.d. Watson James D. Thorndike Noah Gilman, m.d. Weld Eugene, m.d. Brunswick. Wiley Robert Woodstock, N.Br. William Wiley, m.d. 7 ( Dr. J. Tewksbury, W illiams George C. Poland & ( J. M. Tewksbury, m.d. J Wilson Timothy Shapleigh William Lewis, m.d. Young Aaron Bangor. UNDERGRADUATES. ©HW DOB© - Abbot Ezra, Jr. Jackson 26 M. H. Abbott Alexander H. Farmington 25 M. H. Blanchard William S. Wilton 4 Mr. Merriman's. Chadwick Edmund Middleton, N. H 12 M. H. Chute Benjamin P. Byfield, Ms. 25 M. H. Cleaveland John A. Brunswick Prof. Cleaveland's. Cleaveland Nathan S. Brunswick Prof. Cleaveland's. Copeland Adoniram J. Brewer 9 N. C. Dole Isaiah Bloomfield 10M.H. Hayes Thomas M C .C. Saco 2 M'Keen Lodge. Jarvis Leonard F. E. Surry 32 M. H. Kellogg Elijah, Jr. Portland 15 M. H. Morton Silas Otisfield 8N. C. Osgood Timothy Fryeburg 22 M. H. Perley Frederic South Bridgton 28 M. H. Pond Preston, Jr. Wrentham, Ms. 11 M. H. Preble William P. Jr. Portland 5M.H. Prince Newell A. Cumberland 15 N. C. Prince William R. Cumberland 23M.H. N. C. North College. M.H. Maine Hall. 12 CATALOGUE OF Richardson Joseph C. Baldwin 27 M. H. Rohic Edward Gorham 10 M. H. Sampson Luther Readfield 27 M. H. Smith Thomas, Jr. Litchfield 12, N. C. Soule John B. L. Free port 29 M. H. Stone Cornelius Jay 3 Mr. Field's. Stone Thomas N. Wellfleet, Ms. 11 M. H. Sweetzer Reuben Cumberland 30 M. H. True John K. Montville 12 M. H. Upham Albert G. Portsmouth, N. H 26 M. H. Weston James P. Bremen 13 N. C. Wight Eli Bethel 16 M. H. Young Samuel L. Gloucester, Ms. 21 M. H. 3d!) KID© G3©d Blanchard Samuel W. North Yarmouth 29 N. C. Brown George W. Bangor 6 M. H. Clark Joseph F. Andover, Ms. 16 N. C. Cummings Henry T. Portland Mr. Tappan's. Davis Charles Bangor 13 M.H. Dean William B. Frankfort ION. C. Emery Nicholas, Jr. Portland Mansion House. Fogg James Berwick 13 N. C. Garland Joseph Parsonsfield Mr. Tappan's. Gilbert Washington Turner Mr. Dunning's. Herbert Charles D. Ellsworth 14 N. C. Hinkley Oliver P. Georgetown 27 N. C. Howe Edward, Jr. Portland 8 M. H. Ingalls Henry South Bridgton 22 M. H. Knight Albion W. Brunswick Mrs. Knight's. Ladd Francis D. Hallowell 23 M. H. BOWDOIN COLLEGE. 13 Lowell William H. Standish 15 M.
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