BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY.
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BALTIMORE COLLEGE OF DENTAL SURGERY.
give very tlattcrng account of the condition
aud prospects OF this institution; and we have
the assurance that sits permancnce and success
are placed beyond doubt We are glad to
learn this, for Dental Surgery is an important
science, requiring study and skill to be useful
to the human family. We have known instan-
ccs where the most serious results have follow
ed the practice Of inexperienced and unskilInl
dentists-or rather, Of persons who protesscd to
be dentists, but were ignorant Of all the rcqUl-
sites of the profession. To cntrust the pulling
of Il tooth to such individuals, would be to risk
the fracture or disocaton of ones jaw bone
and the best, ifnot the only mode, preventing
the injuries produced by empires, is, to require
that all persons shall undergo regular course
Of study and be subjected to examination, be-
fore permitting them to practice Dental Surge
ry. 1t was with this view, we presume, that
the Baltimore College of Dental Surgery was
instituted and we deem its success of great i'm
portance to the community.


On this point we quote the following pas
sages from the statement, for the information
of our readers, most of whom we suspect have
all occasional necessity for the services of a
Dentist.


"Thc school has already been attended by
number of pupils, most Of them from other
States than Maryland, and some from the dis
IN nj nXtr rntpitins nf ba npinp hon
have been practitioners of long experience and
cnviablc eminence, who have acknowledged
the necessity of such school, and have given
the greatest possible evidence Of the honesty Of
their cOmmendation, by consentng to become
pupils, after they had long been regarded mas
ters; others have been graduates i'll medicine,
who wishing to practice dental surgery, have
felt the necessity Of regular instruction in this
particular branch Of study.


"The Faculty wish TO be understood that
they give practical course Of instruction.
Their school is ioOrkShOp, as well as a lecture
loom. Avoiding all ostentation, their object
has been, and still is, to make thorough dem
lists, whose skill and success shall be incontro-
vertible evidence of the value ofthe instruction
they have received, Many such witnesses are
already among the community The faculty
iearlesSly abide the ISSUE"


Weattach the names of the gentlemen who
constitute the Faculty-all of whom enjoy de-
served reputation in our city.


Faculty. Chaplin A. Harris, Nj. d. Profess
sor of Practical Dentistry. Thomas f. Bond,
Jr NJ. ID. Professor of Special Pathology and
Therapeutics w. r. Handy, NJ. d. Profess
sor of Anatomy and Physiology. Professorshp
of Dental Physiology and Pathology Chaplin
A. Harris, NJ. d. Demonstration Of Mechanical
Dentistry.
for the coming session will be performed by the Fa
Guilty Jointly.