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                          LO^^N LECTURES.           B0^ntW

1st of March ensuing.
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The Lectures^bf Jarim^tjfcuhdh commence on the 1st Monday in November, and continue until the
      David Ho({ack, l^fji Institutes and Pi/actice of Physic, and Clinical Medicine.        daily.
      William J'Imes Macneve$£ M. D. Therapeutics and Materia Mcdica.               daily.
      Valentine Wtt, M-^h^ ft^^f*?                                              daily.
      John W. Fran^^^tTJLObstetrics and Forensic Medicine.                4 times a week.
     *----------„-----------Anatomy and Physiology.                                 daily.
      John Griscom, L. L. D. Chemistry.                                      4 times a week.
    The Professor of the Practice  of Medicine, delivers to his class  at a separate hour,  but without addi-
  tional charge, a course of Lectures on Botany, exhibiting by means of living plants and diagrams, an
  outline of the Linnrean System.
    The  College edifice is situated in the vicinity of the New-York Hospital, where Clinical instruction is
  given daily at 12 o'clock.  In regard to the convenience and comfort of the class, this edifice is excelled
  by no other in the country.  The Saloon of Practical Anatomy, admitted to be unrivalled for its extent
  and the completeness of its arrangements, is immediately superintended by the Professor of Anatomy.
                                          GRADUATION.
    Candidates for Graduation are required to present certificates  of having arrived at the age of 21 years,
  and of  having studied three years under the direction  of a regular practitioner or practitioners; during
  which time two full courses must have been attended in this college, or one full course in another and
  one full course in this.   The examination of candidates takes place immediately  after the close of the
  Lectures.
    In conformity to the provisions and powers of the charter of Geneva College, the graduates of the  Medi-
  cal Faculty will be legally entitled to practice Physic and Surgery in the State of New-York, as in other
  parts of the  Union.
                                      THE GOLD  MEDAL,
   Instituted by the liberality of Col. Henry Rutgers, is annually awarded to the author of the best in-
 augural dissertation  submitted to, and approved by, the Faculty.
                                     THE SILVER MEDAL,
   Instituted by a Citizen of New-York, will be annually awarded  by  the Faculty to the author of the best
 inaugural dissertation on the Medical Topography and Diseases of the United States.
   017* A Student of Medicine from each County of this State, bearing from the President and Censors of
 the Medical Society  of the same, a testimonial of good character, sufficient  literary acquirements, and
 his being in restricted circumstances, will be admitted by the Faculty to all the Lectures, free of expense.

                                  TERMS OF THE  COURSE.
                Uatiiculatiou 83.  Tickets to the Lectures $15  each.  Graduation $25.
                                  By order,
                                             DAVID HOSACK, M. D. President of the Faculty.
                                             JOHN W. FRANCIS,  M. D. Registrar.
    ('it,/ of JS*ew-York, July 10, 1828.
  *  Measures have been taken to obtain a gentleman  of distinguished talents to fill the chair of Anatomy and Physiology,  made
vataut by the ill health of Dr. Godman; \.s 1m lately filled it with so much credit to himself and benefit to the Institution.
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