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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

1831. ' CATALOGUE

OF THE

OF BOWDOIN COLLEGE

AND THE

MEDICAL SCHOOL

QF MAINE,

APRIL, 1831.

BRUNSWICK, PEESS OP JOSEPH GRIPFIK. 1831.

BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

Rev. WILLIAM ALLEN, D. D. President. • i EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq. Sbcretary. His Excel. SAMUEL E. SMITH. Hon. PRENTISS MELLEN, LL. D. Rev. ELIPHALET GILLET, D. D. Rev. ICHABOD NICHOLS, D. D. Hon. STEPHEN LONGFELLOW, LL. D. Hon. WILLIAM P. PREBLE, LL. D. Hon. NATHAN WESTON, Jun. Hon. ALBION K. PARRIS. Hon. JOHN HOLMES. Hon. JOHN CHANDLER. Hon. MARK L. HILL Hon. JUDAH DANA. Hon. WILLIAM KING. Hon. JAMES BRIDGE. Hon. BENJAMIN J. PORTER Hon. JOSHUA WINGATE- Hon. ERASTUS FOOTE. Hon. ASHUR WARE. Hon. REUEL WILLIAMS. ISAAC ILSLEY, Esq. ETHER SHEPLEY, Esq. Hon. JEREMIAH BAILEY. BOARD OP OVERSEERS.

ROBERT H. GARDINER, Esq. President. CHARLES S. DAVEIS, Esq. Vice President. ROBERT D. DUNNING, Esq. Secretary.

RICHARD COBB, Esq. SAMUEL CONY, Esq.

LEVI CUTTER, Esq.

DAVID DUNLAP, Esq.

Rev. ENOS MERRILL.

Rev. REUBEN NASON. BENJAMIN RANDALL, Esq. Rev. JOHN W. ELLINGWOOD. BENJAMIN HASEY, Esq. Dr. JOHN A. HYDE. Dr. ISAAC LINCOLN.

JOHN MERRICK, Esq. EDWARD RUSSELL, Esq. Dr ENOCH S. TAPPAN.

Rev. BENJAMIN TAPPAN. CHARLES VAUGHAN, Esq. Hon. ABIEL WOOD. Hon. SANFORD KINGSBERY. Hon. WM. D. WILLIAMSON. Hon. ALFRED JOHNSON, Jun. Rev. ASA CUMMINGS. NATH'L GROTON, Esq.

Hon. ROBERT P. DUNLAP. Hon. JOSEPH E. FOXCROFT. Hon, JONATHAN PAGE. Hon. JOSIAH W. SEAVER. Hon. PELEG TALLMAN. EBENEZER CLAPP, Esq.

Hon. JOHN DOLE. Hon. PELEG S PRAGUE. CHARLES DUMMER, Esq. Hon. JOHN ANDERSON. Rev. DANIEL GOULD. Hon. RUFUS M'INTIRE.

WILLIAM LADD, Esq.

Rev. THOMAS WILLIAMS. Rev. SENECA WHITE. WILLIAM A. HAYES, Esq. FREDERIC ALLEN, Esq, Rev. ASA MEAD. Hon. GEORGE EVANS. Rev. ALLEN GREELY.

JAMES BOWDOIN, Esq. Hon, HENRY W. FULLER.

ISAAC G. REED, Esq.

JACOB ABBOT, Esq. Rev. SAMUEL JOHNSON. JOHN MUSSEY, Esq.

WILLIAMS EMMONS, Esq, Rev. GEORGE E, ADAMS.

JOHN H. SHEPPARD, Esq.

JOHN A. VAUGHAN. Esq. WILLIAM CUTTER Esq.

JOSEPH McKEEN, Esq. Treasurer of the College. OFFICERS

INSTRUCTION AND GOVERNMENT.

Rev. WILLIAM ALLEN, D. D. PRESIDENT.

PARKER CLEAVELAND, A, M. Professor of Chemistry, Mineralogy, and Natural Philosophy.

JOHN DELAMATER, M. D. Professor of the Theory and

Practice of Physic,

REUBEN D. MUSSEY, M. D. Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery.

SAMUEL P. NEWMAN, A. M. Professor of Rhetoric and Oratory, and Lecturer on Civil Polity and Political Economy.

iLPHEUS S. PACKARD, A. M. Professor of Languages

and Classical Literature.

JAMES M'KEEN, M. D. Professor of Obstetrics.

THOMAS C. UPHAM, A. M. Professor of Metaphysics and

Ethics, and Instructer in the Hebrew Language-

WILLIAM SMYTH, A. M. Professor of Mathematics.

HENRY W, LONGFELLOW, A, M. Professor of the Modern Languages.

HENRY W. LONGFELLOW, A. M. Librarian. PACULTTT OF MEDICINE

Rev. WILLIAM ALLEN, D. D. President of the College.

EBENEZER EVERETT, Esq. of the Trustees.

Dr. ISAAC LINCOLN, of the Overseers.

Dr. JONATHAN PAGE, of the Overseers.

PARKER CLEAVELAND, M. D. Professor of Chemistry and Materia Medica.

JOHN DELAMATER, M. D. Professor of the Theory and Practice of Physic

REUBEN D. MUSSEY, M. D. Lecturer on Anatomy and Surgery.

JAMES M'KEEN, M.D. Professor of Obstetrics.

P. CLEAVELANf), Librarian.

ASA DODGE, A. B. ^

ROBERT W. WOOD, A- B. \ Assistant Librarians.

ASHER ELLIS, J

FRANCIS P. FITCH, M. D. ^ SAssUtaat Dissectors. JOSEPH MARSH, M. D. J

MEDICAL CLASS

ATTENDING LECTURES,

FEBRUARY—MAT, 1831.

The second Course of Lectures is indicated by f; and the third Course the name of the student. by f, prefixed to

NAMES. RESIDENCE. INSTRUCTERS. B. D. Bartlett, m. d. t Allen Horatio G. Bath S. Knight, m. d. & Con. t Andross James S. Plainfield, H. Cleaveland,M.D.

Atkinson Bailes Madison Dr. J. Bowen. t Austin Oliver W. South Berwick Dr. C. Traf'ton.

J Barber Joseph S. Waterville S. Plaisted, m. d.

5 Drs. J, Tewksbury t Barrows Horace A. Hebron \ & J. L. Blake. Bearce Simeon L. Minot T. L. Megquier,M.D'

J Benson John Carmel J. C.Bradbury, m.d. Dr. J. Cochran & Bojnton James C. Monmouth J.Cochran,Jr. m.d.

I Bradbury Samuel M, Parsonsfield Dr. J. Bradbury. t Burt Joel West Hampton, Ms. T.Smith, m. d. t Carter Benjamin Whitejield Dr. Moses Shaw. Chase Charles Deerjield, N. H. Dr. T. Brown. '

10 t Child Thomas Ellsworth A. Nourse, m. d. Cochran William Edgecomb T. Sherman, m. d. t Currier George S. Readfield J. Hubbard, m. d.

t Cushman Hosea L. Buckjield J. W. Mighels, m. d.

Daggett Elijah A. Waldoborough J. G. Brown, m. d.

Deane William P. Minot J. W. Mighels, m. d

Denison Henry C. Woodstock, Vt. J. Burnell, m. d.

J Dodge Asa, a. b. Newcastle J. D. Fisher, m. d.

Duncan Charles M. JJummerston, Vt. I. N. Knapp, m. d.

Dunn Andrew Poland J. W. Mighels, m. d. f Eaton Nathaniel Sutton, N. H. L. Eaton, m. d. t Ellis Asher Topsham J. M'Keen, m. d. Fabyan George Scarborough Dr. B. Smart. t Fillebrown George Winthrop C. Hubbard, m.d. Fitch Francis P. m. d. Greenfield, N.H. i Foster Silas P. Bethel Dr. J. G rover. Gale John East Kingston ,N.H. S. Gale, m. d. Garcelon Seward, m.d. Lewiston. t Gilman Noah Tamworth, N. H. H. Monroe, m. d.

Goodhue Samuel G. Deerfield, N. H. S. Brown, m. d.

Grandin Darid S. Rochester, N. Y.

X Gould Levi Stoneham, Ms. Dr. J. Stevens. Hall Lyman Sedgwick Dr. A. Hall. t Holton Joel Dummerston, Vt. I. N. Knapp, m. d.

J Huse Jonathan Warren M. R. Ludwig, m. d. t Huse Joseph Warren A. W. Kennedy,m.d

• t Jewett William H. Gardiner Silas Holman, m. d.

Johnson Peter New Market, N, H. P. D . Blodgett, m. d t Jordan Cyrus Raymond Dr. A. Osgood. It

t Kidder Frederic T. Ahtead % N. H. E. Hatch, m. d.

J Kittredge Charles New Market, N.H. G.W. Kittredge,M.D, t Kittredge Edward A. Salem, Ms. Dr. A. Kittredge. t Leighton James Harmony D. H. Raymond,M.D. Lindlev Levi. Union,

Lombard James Readfield Dr. P. Benson.

Marsh Joseph, m. d. Woodstock, Vt.

Milliken Ebenezer C. Farmington A . Phillips, M. d.

X Milliken John M. Scarborough W. Graves, m. d. Mills Ambrose New Rowley, Ms. D. Mighill, m. d. t Moore Levi Parsonsfield Dr. E. Wilkinson, Morrell Isaac Newfield M. Sweat, m. d.

Mowe Daniel, m. d. Sanbornton, N.H.

J Mulvey Boothe C. Bridgton W. Harper, m. d. { Page Horatio N. Fryeburg Dr. J. Page.

Parsons Edwin Portland J. Barrett, m. d. Perry William F. Foxborough, Ma G. M. Peck, m. d. Dr. J, Tewksbury f Pidgin Joseph N. Buckfield & J. Holmes, m, d* t Pierce John Monmouth Dr. A. Dailev. t Plummer William Raymond Dr. W. Brown. Pollard Benjamin Cornville Dr. T, Eastman. t Pool Alexander South Reading, Ms. Dr. T. Spaulding.

Potter William Brunswick S. P. Cushman, m» d. t Prescott Henry M. Brunswick.

{ Proctor Charles, A. b. Rowley, Ms. Dr. B. Proctor. t Severance Ralph A. Greenfield, Ms, A. Brigham, m. d. f Sinclair William Unity Dr. A. Hatch.

{ Small Jonathan Greenwood R. Barrows, m. d,

Small William B. Jay Dr. S. Small. 12

Smart Nicholas E. Kennebunk Dr. B. Smart.

Smith Albert a. b. Peterborough, N. H. Dr. S. Richardson.

Stevens Elbridge G. Pittsion J. Coffin, m. d. t Southwick MosesD. A.B.Mendon, Ms. Dr. A. Wilder. Thome Dr. JonathanW. Bridgetown, N.Scotia. t Tobey James S. Fairfield S. Thayer, m. d. Tompson Theophilus Freeport E. Wells, m. d.

Walker Elijah Livermore W. Snow, m. d. t Ward Ethan A. Calais. t Washburn Nahum Bridgewater, Ms. J. McKeen, m. d. t Weeks Cyrus Portland O. E. Durgin, m. d. Wellman John Lempster, N. H. D. McQuesten, m. d.

Wells Theodore Deerfield, N. H. Dr. T. Brown.

Wendell William Farmington Dr. J. Caldwell.

WheatonC. C. a. b. Warwick, Ms. S. Batcheller, m. d.

Williams Abiel a. b. Rayriham, Ms. J. McKeen, m. d. t Winch Albert Bethlehem, N.H. A. Moor, m, d. (Drs. S. Porter & J Wright Benjamin T. White Creek, N.Y. I J. Dorr. t Wood Robert W. a.b. Augusta C. Briggs, m. d, t Wood William a. b., Portland J , Barrett, m. d. UNDERGRADUATES*

SENIORS.

NAMES. RESIDENCE. ROOMS.

Abbot Abiel Wilton, N.H. D.Stanwood's 5 Esq. Adams Samuel Gilead Mr. Raymond's. Baker Thomas New Gloucester 31 M. H.* Baker John Edgecomb 13 M. H. Ballard John Temple 28 M. H. Bearce Josiah A. Hebron Huston Joseph T. Bristol 27 M. H. Jordan William V. Saco Mr. Raymond's. Danvers, Ms. Marsh Ezekiel D. Stanwood's5 Esq. O'Brien John G. Machias 28 M. H. Packard Joseph Wiscasset 2T M. H. Patch John Ipswich, Ms. 32 M. H. Rand John Portland 9 M. H. Rice Charles D. Woodstock, N. B. J.M'Keen's, Esq.

Robinson George Augusta 5 N. C.f

*M. H. Maine Hall. fN. C. New College. Seiders Reuben Waldoborough 15 M. IL Talbot Stephen P. East Machias 13 M. H- Thacher Peter hubec 15 N. C. Thomas Edward H. Portland Mr, Grows'.

Turner Lewis Livermore 11 N. C. Weymouth AureliusL. Jllna Jos. M 'Keen's, Esq. Yeaton Franklin Jllna SI M. JEL

J-tJUIORS,

NAMES'. RESIDENCE* ROOMSv

Abbot Charles EL Weld Mr. Raymonds Angier George C. Belfast

Ayer Joseph C. Newfieldt 21 N. C. Barrett Benjamin F. Dresden IS N. a Bartol Cyrus A. Portland 23 M- H. Beeman Samuel Bridgton 10 M. KL Chase Stephen A. Fryeburg 15 N. C. Chute Ariel F. Lowell, Ms. Mr. Raymond's. Copp John Wakefield, N* H. i6 n. a Dole Albert G, JLlna i9 n. a Erskine Samuel Bristol y Fales Edward G. Brunswick Mrs. Fales . Goodwin Daniel R. Berwick Mr. Wentworth's.

Goodwin Frederick J. South Berwick Mr. Wentworth*s. Johnston John Bristol £5 M. H. .

Lane William G. Danville 21 N. C.

Moore Ebenezer Gardiner 25 N. c.

Osgood Henry B. Fryeburg 16 N. C. Patten John E. Portland 12 N. C. Payson Edward Portland Mr. John M'Keen's. Perry Erastus Limerick 23 M. H. Porter Charles C Belfast 27 N. C. Rich Jabez C. North Yarmouth 12 N. C. Sevey Manasseh Wiscasset 30 N. a Sewall Daniel Chesterville Mr. Raymond's. Smith Enoch Fayette 25 M. H. Southgate Horatio G. Portland SI N. C. Storer Henry G. Scarborough 29 M. H. True Henry A. Union 26 N. C. Welch Francis Hampstead, N.H, 10 M. H.

SOPHOMORES.

NAMES. RESIDENCE. ROOMS.

Adams Charles Stratham, N, H. 16 M. H.

Adams John C. Bangor 11 M. H. Allen William H. Beadfield Mr. A. Dunning's.

Allen J. Wheelock Brunswick Mr. A. Dunning's. Beale Solon Augusta 28 N. C. Beech Thomas P. Canaan, Vt 15 M. H. Cummings John M. Portland 32 N. C. 16

Dimock Henry Limington 28 N. C. Duren Charles Portland 16 M. H. Farrar Charles C. Waterford 22 N. C. Fuller Ezra B. Vassalborough 9 N. C. Goddard John Portsmouth, N.H. 30 M. H. Goldsmith Alfred Hallowell 12 M. H. Harris Samuel Machias 14 N. C.

Jewett Henry J. Portland 32 N. C.

Lunt John S. Portland 26 N.C.

Martin Edward Limerick Jos. M'Keen's, Esq. McLellan Charles A. Warren 22 N. C. Means James Amherst, N. H. 8 N. C. Mitchell Jacob L. North Yarmouth 12 M. H. Palmer Isaac Fayette 9 N. C.

Parsons Ebenezer G,. Wiscasset 8 N. C. Pike John Newburyport, Ms. 6 N. C. Rundlet Warren Newcastle 30 N. C. Savage William T. Bangor 8 M. H. Seabury Edwin North Yarmouth 7 M. H. Shepley Samuel H. Walden, Vt. 14 N. C.

Tappan Benjamin Augusta 11 M. H. Taylor Charles C. Rowley, Ms. Mr. A. Dunning's.

Tewksbury George F . Oxford 10 N. C. Upham Charles W. Portsmouth 7 M. H. Warren John Palmyra Weston Nathan Augusta 22 M. H. Whitmore Nath'l M. Bowdoinham 26 M. H. WilliamsonWilliam I\ Bansor 8 M. H. 17

3PRESUMES*.

NAMES. RESIDENCE. ROOMS, Appleton John Portland 24 N. C. Atkinson Kinsman Eaton, N. H, 19 N. C. Beecher Charles Boston, Ms, 30 M. H. Cheever Henry Uallowell 2 N. C. Coffin John H. C. Wiscasset 15 M. H. Cole Albert Saco 29 M. H. Coombs John Newburyport, Ms. 6 N. C.

Dennis Samuel W. Litchfield 3 N. C. Dodge John C. Newcastle Downing Elijah H. Lynn, Ms, 20 N. C. Emery Chandler S. Elliott 18 N. C. Farley Joseph Waldoborough 3 N. c. Farrar Calvin Waterford 19 M. H.

Fessenden Samuel C . Portland 29 N. C. Greenleaf James Portland 6 M. H. Hacker Jeremiah China Hale Samuel A. Rochester, N. H. Hamlin Cyrus Waterford 2 M. H. Hartwell William B. Augusta 20 M. H. Haskell William B. Gray Miss Orr's.

Hitchcock Bela T. North Yarmouth 1 N. C. Jewett Theodore H. South Berwick 18 N. C.

Knight Ferdinand Portland .24 N. C. Lovejoy Owen Mhion 10 N. C. M'Donald Moses Limerick 20 M. H. Merrill John W. Lynn, Ms, 19 N. C. Merrill Charles Wiscasset U N. C. Morrill Amos Salisbury, Ms, 26 M. H. Nason Reuben Gorham 2* 18

Orr John Brunswick Miss Orr's. Parris Albert W. Portland 2 M. H, Peirce Charles H. Frankfort 19 M. H.

Pond George P % Bucksport 17 N. C. Pond Stephen D. Bucksport 17 N. C. Proctor Benjamin Rowley, Ms. Mr. A.Dunning's. Reed Edward A. Waldoborough 14 M. H.

Russwurm Francis E. North Yarmouth 1 N. C. Sewall William S. Sangerville 21 M. H. Smith Henry B. Portland 4 N. C. Thomas Charles W. Portland Mr. Grows'.

Upton Charles H. Belfast 29 N. C. Weston Daniel C. Jlugusta 2 N. C. Weston George M. Jlugusta 22 M. H. Wheelock Albert T. Readjield 21 M. H. Woodford Edward Wcstbrook 4 N. C.

STUDENTS IN SELECT DEPARTMENTS, AND NOT FULL MEMBERS OP COLLEGE.

Ellison William S. Boston, Ms. Mr. Grows'. Longfellow Alexander Portland 6 M.H. Merrick Thomas B. Halloivell Mr. Grows'.

Medical Students 92 Seniors ------22 Juniors ------30 Sophomores ------35 Freshmen ------45 Students in select <^c. 3

Total 227 —

TERMS OF ADMISSION.

Candidates for admission into the Freshman Class are required to write Latin grammatically, and to be well versed in Geography, Arith- metic, Cicero's Select Orations, the Bucolics, Georgics, and Aeneid of Virgil, Sallust, the Gospels of the Greek Testament, and Jacob's Greek Reader. They must produce certificates of their good moral character.

The usual time for examination is the Friday after Commencement.

Candidates for admission into the other classes will be examined also in the books, which have been studied by the class, into which admission is requested. Scholars from other Colleges, before they can be examined, must produce a certificate of their regular dismission. The Geography to be studied may be Morse's. Worcester's, or Cummings'.

COURSE OF STUDY.

FRESHMAN CLASS.

Graeca Majora (Excerpta Historica). f — Livy— (twobooks). I TERM J ' i Lacroix's Arithmetic, Legendre's Geometry.

^ Adams' Roman Antiquities.

" Graeca Maj. (Ex. Heroica). II. TERM. s Livy. Smyth's k Algebra.

f Graeca Maj. (Ex. Isoc. Xen. Mem.) Excerpta Latina (Paterculus and Pliny). Ill TERM- i —

{ Legendre's Geometry.

^ Hedge's Logic. ,

SOPHOMORE CLASS.

f Graeca Majora.

• Excerpta Latina. I. TERM. j Smyth's Algebra and Trigonometry. ^ French Language.

f Graeca Majora.

j Horace. II. TERM. I Cam. Math. (Heights and Distances, Projections and Navigation. French Language. L

fGraeca Majora. Horace. j

^am. M atn - (Surveying and Levelling). TTT TFRM J Newman's Rhetoric, Murray's English Grammar. French Language. JUNIOR CLASS.

( Juvenal. Application of Algebra to Geometry. I. TERM. .{ [ Cam. Mechanics.

Calculus. Electricity—Magnetism— Optics. II. TERM. Paley's Moral and Political Philosophy.

[_ Rawle's View of the American Constitution.

f Calculus—Cam. Mechanics.

III. TERM.

( History.

SENIOR CLASS.

' Astronomy and Mathematics. Paley's Natural Theology.

-J Paley's Evidences. I. TERM.

I Stewart on the Moral and Active Powers l^Burlamaqui on Natural Law. 21

f Chemistry. PoIitical Economy- II TERM. \ J Butler's Analogy.

I Stewart continued.

("Natural History. Mineralogy. III. TERM. «{ Cleaveland's ^Butler's Analogy.

Instruction in Hebrew is given to those members of the Senior Class, who request it. In the Junior year, the student may at his option study the Ancient Languages, or one of the three Modern Languages—Spanish, German, and Italian—instead of the Calculus. EXERCISES DURING THE YEAR.

Private Declamations or extemporaneous Debates of each Class, and public Declamations of the three upper Classes. Compositions in English of the two upper classes. Forensic Disputations of the Seniors. Translations into Latin and Greek by the two lower Classes. Translations into English by the Sophomore Class.

Recitations in the Bible every Sunday evening.

Two weeks, preceding the term Examinations, are spent in review of the studies of the term. Hectares.

Spring Term. On Chemistry to the Junior and Senior Classes. Summer Term. On Natural Philosophy to the Junior and Senior Classes.

On Mineralogy to the Senior Class. On Classical Literature. On the Literature of the Middle Ages. On Rhetoric and Oratory and on Political Economy in connexion with other exercises in these departments of study.

Students, not candidates for a degree, are permitted to attend Lectures and recitations in different departments of study, " on condition of pro- " —

ducing evidence of good moral character, and engaging to observe such College Laws, as may be designated, and paying to the Treasurer twelve dollars each term.

2Ej:amtnations,

1 . Of all the classes at the close of the first and second terms. 2. Of the Senior Class on the sixth Tuesday preceding Commence- ment. 3. Of the three other classes during the week preceding Commence- ment.

fsjrjftfctttong,

1. Of the Senior and Junior Classes in May and November. 2. Of the Sophomore Class (a prize declamation) in August. Sinenses. Tuition $24,00 Room rent 10,00 Board in Commons ----- 45,00 Incidental charges on the College Bills - 10,00 Other expenses as wood—lights—washing stationary—use of l^ooks and furniture 30,00

$119,00

location*.

1. Three weeks from Commencement, which is on the first Wednes- day in September.

2. Eight weeks from die Friday after the third Wednesday of De- cember.

3. Two weeks from the Friday after the third Wednesday of May.

The College Library is open to the students each day in term time, be- tween the hours of twelve and one. There are also two valuable Libra-

ries belonging to College Societies. ——

3BSOA3L 6(9X0 OIL OF MAINE.

The Medical School was established by an Act of the Legislature, passed June 27th, 1820, and is under the direction of the Boards of Trustees and Overseers of Bowdoin College.—The Medical Lectures commence, annually, about the middle of February, and continue three monihs. The fees for admission to the several Courses of Lectures are as follows: Theory and Practice of Physic $15. Anatomy and Sur- gery $15. Chemistry and Materia Medica $15. Obstetrics $5.

There is no matriculation fee.

Candidates for the degree of Doctor of Medicine are examined by the Faculty ^of Medicine at the termination of each course of lectures. They must have devoted three years to professional studies under the

direction of a regular practitioner of medicine > and must have attended

two full courses of Lectures, the last of which must have been at this Institution. They must pass a satisfactory examination in Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, Materia Medica, Pharmacy, Obstetrics, Surge-

ry, and the Theory and Practice of Physic : and must publicly read and defend a dissertation on some Medical Subject. Those candidates, who have not received a collegial education, must satisfy the Faculty of their proficiency in the Latin Language and in Natural Philosophy. Degrees are conferred at the close of the Lectures, and at (he annual Commencement of the College in September, Graduating fee, includ- ing Diploma, $10. Students are allowed free access to the Library, which contains about 2700 vols., principally modern works, which have been selected with much care. The Library also contains an extensive and valuable collec- tion of Plates, among which are the splendid works of Albinus, —Vicq D'Azyr,—Cloquet,—Lizars,—Home,—Scarpa,—Cooper,—The Belle,

Baillie,—Bateman , &c. 24

The Anatomical Cabinet, which was received from Europe, and form- ed in part the private cabinet of the late Prof. Thillaye, of Paris, contains all the preparations , which will be found necessary for demonstra- tions, and embraces many valuable specimens in Morbid and Compara- tive Anatomy.

The Chemical and Philosophical apparatus is ample, and furnishes means for full courses of Lectures on these subjects. By the liberality of the Legislature, $1000 are annually received by this Institution ; and the Faculty are thereby enabled to make valuable and important additions to the Library, Apparatus and Cabinet, and thus greatly to increase the facilities for obtaining a knowledge of Medicine and its collateral Sciences. Every exertion is made to render the course of Instruction full and satisfactory.

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