MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
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Ihe plan OF the instruction IN this depart.
nent of the University presents pecuLarities to
be found IN no other school OF Medicine in the
Union. TIE lectures commence on the first
OF October, and terminate on the 4th of July
ensuing.


Owing to the length of the session, which
embraces period of mine months, three Pro-
lessons are enabled to perform all the duties
which IN other medical institutions are usual.
ly assigned to SIX; and the students are seldom
required To attend more than two lectures on
the same day. BY this arrangement, the stu
dents have an opportunity of being well groun.
ded IN Anatomy, Physlology,and other eiemen-
tary branches of Medical Science, before they
investigate their applications in connexion
Surgery.


Immediately before each lecture, the stu.
dents are subjected to full and rigid examin.
atlon on the preceding lecture, or on portions
Q, approved textbooks. 1t is apparent that the
plan, o. which the outlines have been briefly
stated always allows the student to commence
as well as TO compete hrs medical studies in
the institution and presents happy combin.
atoms OF the advantages OF the system of in
struction by private pupilage and that ofpub-
lie lectures.


ANY person of approved moral conduct NAV
oifer as candidate, and receive the degree of
HA' H., without reference 10 the time he has
oeen engaged in the study of medicine, or of
joining the scoool; provided he undergoes, in
Satisfactory manner, the various examinations
prescribed by the enactments.


The Professors are


robert z. Rogers; M. d, Professor of Che.
misty; Pharmacy, and Materia Medica.


Henry Howard, NJ. D., Professor of Path.
oIogy and Practice of Medicine, Obstetrics.
and Medical Jurisprudence, '-'oe'


James i: Cabels nj. D., Professor ofAnato
mY' Physiology. and Surgery.


July IA. 1S43-eply.