The Twenty-Third Annual Announcement of Lectures for the Session of 1872-73, with a Catalogue of Graduates in 1872.

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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE,

DEPARTMENT OF

MED:ICENE AND SURGERY.,

THE TWENTY-THIRD

Annual

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NASHVILLE, TENN.

WHEELER, J\1.-\.RSHALL & BRUCE, PRI NTERS , No. 20 NORTH CHERRY STREET.

1872.

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TRUSTEES OF THE UNIVERSITY.

Ron. JOHN M. LEA, President of the Board.

His Excellency JOHN C. BROWN, Ex-officio.

F. B. FOGG, Esq.

JACOB MeGA VOCK, Esq.

SAMUEL D. MORGAN, Esq.

Ron. EDWIN H. EWING.

Hon. CHARLES READY.

Hon. JOHN TRIMBLE.

C. K. WINSTON, M. D.

W. T. BERRY, Esq.

A. L. P. GREEN, D. D.

JAMES WOODS, Esq.

Ron. RUSSEL HOUSTON.

JOHN !If. BASS, Esq.

S. WATSON, Esq.

Ron. W. F. COOPER.

Ron. H. H. HARRISON.

Hon. E. H. EAST.

A. V. S. LINDSLEY, Secretary ancl Treas1trer.

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:FACULTY OF MEDICINE.

E. KIRBY SMITH, Chancellm· of the University.

J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, President of tlte Faculty.

'WrLLIA!II K. BowLING, M.D.,

P?·ofessor of the Theory and Practice of .Medicine.

CHARLES K. "WINSTON, M.D.,

Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women and Children.

J. BERRIEN LINDSLEY, M.D.

Professor of 'Chemistry.

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PAUL F. EvE, M.D.,

P?·ofessor of Operative and Clinical Surgery.

"\VILLI.A.llf T. BRIGGS, l\I. D .,

Professm· of the P1·inciples and Practice of Su1·gery.

TrrmrAs L. l\fADDIN, M. D.,

Professor of the Inst·itutes of Medicine. v

\VILLI.A.!If L. NrcHOL, lVL D.,

Professor cj' Materia Medica and Therapeutics.

THOllfAS B. BucHANAN, M. D.,

Professm· of Anatomy. v "

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LINDSLEY, M . . D.,

Professor of Practical Anatomy. ^v

JOHN H. CALLENDER, l\I. D.

Prefessor of Psychological Medicine.

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ANNOUNCEMENT.

~872-73.

The next Regular Course of Instruction will begin on Tuesday, the ls+

of October, 1872, and end on the last Thursday of February, 1873.

The Anatomical Room will be open on the 23d of September. Mate- rial is abundant and cheap. The Cadaver will be embalmed by a new pro- cess, so that the most squeamish may dissect without the least reluctance.

The large class assembled the past session, and the number of applicants, who are daily making inquiry, give every assurance that our Institution is rapidly acquiring the reputation and patronage it formerly won-standing second to none in the count1;y. The Faculty is encouraged, and determined that everything needful for completing a thorough course of Medical In- struction shall be placed at the disposal of the student. Many useful prep- arations and valuable specimens illustrating Pathology, Anatomy and Sur- gery have been added to the splendid Museum.

Students attending this College, listen to lectures upon the seven branches, which include all medicine, viz: Practice of Medicine, Obstet- rics, Chemistry, Surgery, Physiology, Materia Medica, and Anatomy. To impress the student with the important facts of every lecture, the professors will give daily examinations at the beginning of their lecture hour.

Prof. JOHN H. CALLENDER, Superintendent of the Tennessee Hospital for the Insane, will deliver a course of lectures upon Psychological Medi- cine, during the regular term, free of charge:

Clinical Instruction.

Every moment unoccupied by other duties will be given to Clinical In- struction, both Medical and Surgical in the College Building, at the St.

Vincent and State Prison Hospitals. Not only the Hospital, but the entire South furJJ.ishes patients for the Surgical Clinique, which is pronounced by visitors the most varied and instructive to be seen anywhere.

Prizes.

The most proficient classes ever assembled in the College were stimulated to reach such distinction by a healthful competiton in seeking the Prizes offered during the term.

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The Professor of Surgery, W. T. Briggs, 1\f. D., therefore offers two prizes: 1st. $50 for the best dry preparation, illustrating the Surgical Anatomy of any important region of the body; the specimen to be placed in the Museum. 2nd. $50 to the Student best qualified in the Principles of Surgery.

The Professor of Anatomy, T. B. Buchanan, M. D., offers one prize, consisting of a full set of Tickets to the lectures of 1873; also a certificate to the student best qualified in Anatomy.

The Professor of the Practice of Medicine,

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^K.Bowling, l\1. D., offers

$50 to the Student best qualified on Zymotic diseases-febrile or non-febrile.

The Professor of Materia Medica, W. L. Nichol, M. D., will give $50 for the best Essay on the action of Quinine.

The Professor of Practical Anatomy, V. S. Lindsley, M.D., will an- nounce gtwo prizes of $50 each, at the opening of the Anatomical Room.

The Contestants are to be examined in public, and the premiums awarded in February.

Graduation.

To graduate, the student must have attended two full Courses .of Lec- tures, the last of which must be in this Institution.

He must be twenty-one years of age, have studied one year with a Pre- ceptor before entering college, and be of moral character.

He must undergo an examination satisfactory to a majority of tl1e Professors.

Candidates for the degree, who have complied with the law, will be examined any time from the close of the Session until the 1st of the ensuing July,

For Tickets to the entire COlJ.rse, l\Iatriculating Fee,

Practical Anatomy, Graduating Fee,

Fees.

These fees are invariably to be paid in ad vance.

Dhections for Students.

$50 00 5 00 10 00 30 00

Students preparing to enter College, should have a Dictionary, Chemistry, Plwsiology, and Anatomy. Any of the modern works will do. These will an;wcr until the student is enabled to know for himself what rnore is needed.

Upon their arrival here, Students should take a hack, and, with their baggage, go immediately to the College, where they will find means of se- curing first-class boarding-houses. Board from 84 to $5 a week.

Yl' rite, for information, to

T. B. BUCHANAN, l\1. D., Secretary of the Facttlty.

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Catalogue oC G1·aduates in IS"¥2.

ALLEN, D. II. Ui ssonri.

AR~ISTRONG, J. W. ::\Iississippi.)e~<:;e

BARKSDALE, J. " ~S J.

BELL, S. H. 'l'ennessee. . .~t., 1-1,..

BRODIE, E . F. Arkansas. E ct· '"C1. >d. I"·

BROTHERS, C. H. Tennessee. C t\ cu1{1. \1

CAVERT, A.J. " J1Jbe./ J.

CHARLTON, E. Kentucky. tdmol\cl.

COGGINS, J. J. Alabama. . )l

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COOPER, T. W. Tennessee. T hoY>~~'>).,

...._-cOUSINS, S. B. Georgia .. <;; o ~'' 6.

"CRANDELL, J. T. Illmo1s. J o>\ Y\ ~ • CRUNK, C. A. Tennessee. /" C

CULLOM, W. C. " . ))\(/'.'lit )"11 • DAKE, W. C. " 'N ki..'~ C .

DAVIS, D. L. Kentucky. DQIJ\ct ) ...

DAY, S. W. Tennessee. S c.;,{) lA e l JIY.

DOUGLASS, G. W . Alabama. oJ . "S ~ W.

EDMUNDSON, E. L. Tennessee. i 'Z l'CI. ~ EDMUNDSON, J . S. " Jr ' :, S ·

E::'<OCIIS, M.A. L. " ffio.11 ;.; U>.

EDWARDS, H. W. " Hem·~ W\

FORTNER, B . F. Arkansas. )3HI. o. »I''' Ji',

FRENCH, J. H. Alabama. Joh~(H GILLIS, J.D. 'l'ennessee.'""onatho.n b

GlUZZARD,L.A. " i.LifnerA,

GRIZZARD, R. W. " ' . ~ IY.

HAMMONDS, J. D. i\Iissonri. m b.

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HODGE, J. K. Arkansas. J o h 'YI. ~ HOWELL, c. c. Mississippi.C/:ri!>1D!tller0.

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O'MOHUN DRO, 0. C. Virginia. •

"""PAii\'E, J . R. •rennessee. '

"· PHILLI PS, N. F.

p'POOL, A,-G; P.

POWELL , T. L . RAMSEY, R . R . REAGOR, S . L . ROAC H , J .C.

ROCHE, P. G.

HODGERS, J.

SCARBOROUGH, J . II.

SAFFORD, J . H.

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S3Il'l'H, W. A. ~Iississippi.

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SYNOPSfS OF MATRICULATES AND GRADUATES FROM THE BEGINNING.

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DATE.,

^SESSION. ^SESSIO~.

1851-521 First ... ·1 ¹²¹ ^3:) ^1862-63 T welfth ... 1 ^~2 u 1852-53 Second ... . .. .. 152 36 1863-64 'l' h irteenth ... . . 45 15 1853-54 Thi r d ... 220 71 1864 Fo u rteenth ... 3:1 11 1854-55 Fourth ... 2M 03 186-1-65 F ifteenth ... 75 27 1855-56

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F ifth ... 330 85 1865-66 Sixteenth .. .. ... 12g 5-!

1856-57 Sixth ... mf1 ¹³⁷ ^1866-67 Seventeenth ... JO· 56 1857-581 Seventh ... .. . 353 100 1867-GS Eighteenth ..•.•...•. . 200 83 1858-50 Eightl1 ... ... . ... 436 103 1868-69 Ninteenth . ... 201 71 1859- 60 Ninth ... . ... 456 101 1869-70 Twentieth ... 186 58 1860-61 'r ent11 ... . . . ... 309 141 1870-71 Twenty-first ... 20:] G6 1861- 62 E leventh ... 102 24 1871-72 Twenty-second .. .... 2·10 sz

'l'otal. ... ... ... .. .. ... . ... 4,826 -1,465

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UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.

Collegiate Department.

In this Department Students are permitted to select the schools which they will attend, but they will take the studies of at least three. The schools are as follows :

1. School of Latin, Prof. J. A. CUNNINGIIAl\I.

2. School of Greek, Prof. R. H. WILLIS.

3. School of French and German, Prof. \V. A. OBENCHAIN.

4. School of English, Profs. CuNNINGHAM & WILLIS.

5. School of Mental Philosophy and Political Economy, Prof. E. KIRBY Sl\IITH.

6. School of Pure Mathematics, Pro£ A. D. \VHARTON.

7. School of Chemistry and Natural Philosophy, Profs. YEATl\iAN &

JOHNSON.

8. School of Natural History and Geology, Profs. Sl\nTH & YEATl\IAN.

9. School of Engineering, Prof. B. R. JoHNSON.

The Montgo~ery Bell Academy ifl the Preparatory Department of the University, and consists of a High School, Prof. A. D. \Vharton, Principal;

and a Grammar School, S. l\1. D. Clark, Principal; J. M. Dickinson, Assi1:1tant.

/ Each has a three yectrs course of studies, carefully selected, adapted to the wants of the country, and thoroughly taught. 'While they supply an ex- cellent preparation for the business of life, they also qualify the student for the studies of the schools of the University.

Students boarding at the University are organized into a Military Corps for physical training, discipline and instruction, and are quartered in a spacious building erected for this purpose.

TERJY1:S.

Tuition in each school of Collegiate Department per annual session, Tuition in High School, Montgomery Bell Academy, per term of

twenty weeks,

Tuition in Grammar School, Montgomery Bell Academy, per term of twenty weeks,

Tuition in Book-keeping, per term of twenty weeks, .

Boarding, \Vashing, Fuel, Furnished rooms and Surgeon's fee per semi-annual Session,

Payment in advance.

$ 25 00 40 00

30 00 10 00 105 00 Address, SECRETARY OF FACULTY,

University, Nashville, Tenn.