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OFFICERS AND STUDENTS

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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.

F H I X . A D B Z . P B Z A :

February, 1836.

TRUSTEES.

THE GOVERNOR OF THE STATE, Ex Officio, President of the Board.

RT. REV. WILIAM WHITE, D. D. BENJAMIN R. MORGAN, JAMES GIBSON, HORACE BINNEY, LL. D. WILLIAM MEREDITH, JOHN SERGEANT, LL. D. THOMAS CADWALADER, PETER S. DUPONCEAU, LL J NICHOLAS BIDDLE, CHARLES CHAUNCEY, LL. D. JOSEPH HOPKINSON, LL. D JOSEPH R. INGERSOLL, REV. PHILIP F. MAYER, D. D. PHILIP H. NICKLIN, RT. REV. HENRY U. ONDERDONK, D. D. JAMES S. SMITH, EDWARD S. BURD, JOHN KEATING, REV. WILLIAM H. DE LANCEY, D. D. REV. ALBERT BARNES, JOHN M. SCOTT/ WILLIAM RAWLE, Jr.

JAMES C. BIDDLE, Secretary and Treasurer.

F A C U L T Y O F A R T S .

REV. JOHN LUDLOW, D. D. Provost and Professor of Moral Philosophy.

REV. SAMUEL B. WYLIE, D. D. Vice Provost 8r Professor of the Hebrew, Greek $ Latin Languages.

ALEX. DALLAS BACHE, A. M. Professor of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry.

EDWARD H. COURTENAY, A. M. Professor of Mathematics. HENRY REED, A. M.

Professor of Rhetoric and English Literature. A. B. BACHE, Secretary of the Faculty.

HENRY D. ROGERS, A. M. Professor of Geology and Mineralogy.

AUGUSTUS DE VALV1LLE. Instructor in French.

HERMAN BOKUM, Instructor in German.

FREBERICK BICK, Janitor.

A C A D E M I C A L D E P A R T M E N T .

REV. SAMUEL W. CRAWFORD, A. M. Principal and Teacher of Classics.

THOMAS M'ADAM, Teacher of English.

ROBERT H. BEATTIE, A. B. W. NORMAN M'LEOD, A. B. JOSEPH ALEXANDER, A. B.

Assistants in the Classics. THOMAS M'ADAM, JR.

Assistant in the English School.

F A C U L T Y O F M E D I C I N E .

PHILIP SYNG PHYSICK, M. D. Emeritus Professor of Surgery and Anatomy.

NATHANIEL CHAPMAN, M. D. Professor of the Institutes and Practice of Physic and Clinicil

Medicine. ROBERT HARE, M. D.

Professor of Chemistry. WILLIAM GIBSON, M. D.

Professor of Surgery. WILLIAM E. HORNER, M. D.

Professor of Anatomy.

SAMUEL JACKSON, M. D. Professor of the Institutes. GEORGE B. WOOD,

Professor of Materia Medica and Pharmacy. HUGH L. HODGE, M. D.

Professor of Midwifery. WILLIAM E. HORNER, M. JD. Dean of the Faculty.

JAMES B: TRUET, Janitor.

D E P A R T M E N T O F A R T S .

U N D E R G R A D U A T E S , Ì835-6 .

S E N I O R S O P H I S T E R S .

N A M E S . R E S I D E N C E S . Frederick W. Boyd, Maine Portland. William W . Bronson, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Richard M. Cooper, jr . New Jersey. Camden. William D. Cooper, Do. Do. Charles C. Gardner, List, of Columbia. Alexandria. John P. Hall, Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Thomas C. Harvey, Do. Do. Charles R. Kay, Do. Do. John T . Maull, Do. Do. Richard Newton, jr. Do. Do. Robert A. Parrisli, Do. ' Do. John J. Reese, Do. Do. Theodore W , J. Wylie, Do. Do.

Senior Sophisters, 13.

JUNIOR SOPHISTERS.

N A M E S . Azel B. Bacon, John R. Baker, John Bohlen, jr . Charles L. Borie, George L. Buzby, Aaron D. Chaloner, Marine T. W . Chandler, John M. Clarkson,

Pennsylvania Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo Lo

John Clayton, Lelaware

R E S I D E N C E S . Philadelphia

Do Do Do Do Do Do Do

Wilmington Alexander C. Ferguson,Pennsylvania,Philadelphia Franklin D. Harris, Lo William R. M'Adanv, Lo John P. Montgomery, Lo John Neill, Lo Hammond Ogden, Canada Austin A. Phelps, Pennsylvania John A. Riston, Lo Francis G. Smith, Lo Anthony E. Stocker, Lo Edward Wharton, Lo James C. Worrell, Do

Do Do Do Do

Montreal Philadelphia

Do Do Do Do Do

Juniors, 21.

SOPHOMORES.

N A M E S . R E S I D E N C E S . Thomas D. Anderson, List, of Columbia, Washington Alexander Biddle, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Nathaniel P. Browne, Do Do William G. Cazenove, List, of Columbia Alexandria John M. Connell, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Theodore Cuyler, Lo Do Samuel F. Fisher, Lo Do William W . Fleming, Lo Do Henry D. Gregory, Lo Do Ashbel G. Harned Lo Do Franklin Hewson, Lo Do William W . Juvenal, Lo Do John Lambert, Jr. Lo Do

'"Peter Leslie, j r . Lo Do John L. Ludlow, Lo Do Edward W . Magenis, Lo Do Edward M'Kinley Lo Do Robert M. Mitcheson, Lo Do John M. Orr , Lo Do Lawrence S. Pepper, Lo Do Charles J. Peterson, Lo Do Howard N. Potts, Lo Do George E. Scott, Lo Do Lewis A. Scott, Lo Do John G. Smith, Lo Do Stephen D. Smith, Lo Do Tsaac Sulger, Lo Do Henry H. Tucker, Lo Do Josiah P. Tustin. Lo Do Richard M. Waring, Maryland Marlborough Francis Wharton, Pennsylvania Philadelphia James W . Woods, Lo Do

Sophomores, 32.

FRESHMEN.

N A M E S . R E S I D E N C E S . Jonathan W . Biddle, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Torben Bille, Denmark Copenhagen John Burton, Pennsylvania Philadelphia Augustus H. Dencla, Do Do John V . Eustace, Do Do Cadwalader Evans, Do Do Manlius G. Evans, Do Do Charles Ferguson, Do Do Nathaniel Gordon, Do Do Edmund Graff, Do Do Samuel Huston, Do Do Mahlon P. Hutchinson, Do Do Edward C. Jones, Do Do Charles Kuhn, Do Do Daniel Lamott, j r . Do Do Henry E. Montgomery. Do Do Abraham Sulger, Do Do Augustus E. Thouron, Do Do Augustus E. Thouron,

Freshmen, 1

Seniors : : 1 3 Juniors : : 2 1 Sophomores : : 3 2 Freshmen : 1 9

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MEDICAL CLASS.—SESSION 1835-6.

MATRICULANTS.

N A M E » .

Allison, J. Joseph, Ashe, C. William, Albertson, Edmund, Adams, W . Frederick, (M. D.) Anderson, James, Atkinson, N. Joseph, Addison, R. S. Beale, Joseph, Jr . Boyer, A. Valentine, Barclay, O. C. John, Bedford, R. Charles, Banks, G. George, Browne, T . Raleigh, Buffington, W ; Lee, Beale, H. Charles, Bradford, W . John, Barnes, K. Joseph, Brown, Thomas, Bailey, H. John, Bullitt, M. Henry, Blunt, P. Benjamin, Bagley, S. Robert, Bailey, M. William, Brown, R. John, Brown, H.John , Bicknell, Rufus, Browning, John, Boulware, P. William, Baker, R. George, Bond, William, Brown, Thomas, (M. D.) Burrell, W . Thomas, (M. D.) Boyer, R.Conrad, (M. D.) Bauduy, J. P. Bass, E. Isham, Bean, Addison, Butler, B. John, Baynham, A. William, (M. D.) Beverly, S. Louis,

R E S I D E N C E S .

Philadelphia Alabama. Indiana. Vermont. New Jersey. Virginia. Maryland. Philadelphia. Illinois. Philadelphia. Alabama* Virginia.

Do. Philadelphia. Virginia. Kentucky. Philadelphia. North Carolina. Virginia. Kentucky. Virginia.

Do. South Carolina. Pennsylvania. Virginia. Connecticut. New Jersey. Virginia. Delaware. Massachusetts. Philadelphia.

Do. Do.

Delaware. Virginia. Georgia. Virginia.

Do. Alabama.

N A M E S .

Biddle, B. John, Boykin, G. Anthony, Brady, Thomas, Burton, M. Selden, Bonner, H . Moses, (M. D.) Balflwin, William, Bullock, W . G, Cunnington, P. William, Couch, F. Charles, Childs, G. John, Chisholm, G. James, Coleman, George, Carri H. James, Casey, B. William, Cary, B. Samuel, Comstock, C. Oliver, Cameron, William, Craig, R. James, Cauthom, S. Richard, Chazal, P. John, Clymer, Meredith, Cummins, William, Corson, Ramsay David, Collins, John, Comly, Isaac, Creighton, Halsey, L. Thomas, Corbit, James, Clinton, J. Thomas, Clement, A. Robert, Chew, Philemon» Chase, Heber, Carter, Josephus, Cabanis, Albert B. (M. D.) Craighead, Joseph E. Collyier, G. Dortch, F . Isaac, Drake, F. Will iam, Dorn, Densley, Dunbar, Joseph, Deleon, C. D. Daniel, John H . Dashiell, R. Richard, Downing, W . Arthur, Davis, J . Joseph, Dandridge, F. Charles, Draper, John William, Di.ddep, L. James, Dashiell, Fairfax L.

R E S I D E N C E S .

Philadelphia. Virginia. Philadelphia. Virginia. Tennessee. Kentucky. Georgia. England.

Do. Do.

Alabama. Virginia. Philadelphia. . New York. Virginia. New York, North Carolina. Virginia.

Do. South Carolina. Philadelphia. Delaware. Pennsylvania. Alabama. Philadelphia. Rhode Island. v

Delaware. Virginia.

Do. Louisiana. Philadelphia. Virginia. Mississippi. Tennessee. England, North Carolina.

Do. South Carolina. Mississippi, South Carolina. Virginia. Illinois. Virginia. Louisiana. Virginia.

Do. Do.

Kentucky.

N A M E S .

Demerth, Samuel, Dunlap, B. Joseph, Daveis, Gilman, Dickeson, P. Thomas, Dossey, B. G. Joseph, Dansby, D. Mc Dubs, R. Samuel, Dillard, Franklin E. Duval, Henry, Dove, James, Dewees, Charles, D. Draper , Abijah W . Earle, Pliny, Earle, Michael B. Everett, Charles D. Edgar , Samuel D. Edwards, Albert S. Evans, Edmund C. (M. D.) Ege, Charles N . Elmer, William, Edgar , Samuel P. Evans, Augustus C. Frisby, Asa, Farish, James C. Fenimore, Thomas, Fisher, Williamson P. Funstern, Oliver R. Flanner, William E. Foster, Archibald T . Fromberger, John H. (M. D.) Franklin, Bedney L. Foulke, Charles, Fuller, Simeon, Field, Cridland C-Fussell, Edwin, (M. D.) Green, Sherwood, Guillou, Charles F. B. Granier, Elias D. Gorham, Daniel, Grant, Orville R. Graff, Frederick, Gill, Charles, Griffin, James L. C. Gholson, Robert A. Gallaher, Thomas D-Grant, Edward J. Grimshaw, James, Gibson, Charles Bell, Gilman, Meriwether L.

R E S I D E N C E S .

Pennsylvania. Do.

Maine. New Jersey. South Carolina. Alabama. Philadelphia. Missouri. Pennsylvania. Virginia.

Philadelphia. Massachusetts. Providence. South Carolina. Virginia. Tennessee. Virginia. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Ireland. North Carolina. Mississippi. Nova Scotia. New Jersey. Kentucky. Virginia. Ohio. Virginia. Delaware. Georgia. Pennsylvania.

Do. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania. Tennessee. Philadelphia. Virginia. Louisiana. Kentucky. Philadelphia. New Jersey. Virginia.

Do. Philadelphia. New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Maine.

N A M E S .

Gilmer, Lewis, (M. D.) Gilliams, Lewis, Gordon, Benjamin W . Hopkinson, Joseph, Hatch, Benjamin L. Hepburn, James C. Hill, Hiram H. Houston, Gray J. Haines, Will iam Ellis, Hilliard, John T . Hoskins, James H . Huntingdon, Joshua, Halsey, William, Jr . Harrison, Thomas P. Hamilton, D. H. Hulme, D. Franklin, Hanks, John A. Hardison, Hardy, Harlan, Caleb, Hoppin, Carrington, Hastie, J. Hamilton, Harrison, Richard E. Hope, William, Harvey, Joseph L. Hamcrsly, Edwin S. Hendrick, John B. Hamersly, Sylvanus S. Hopkins, William D. Haseltine, Moses G. Hester, Abner, Haile, Thomas Lee, Har t , Alexander C. Hope, Matthew B. Hooke, William B. Harr is , Bennet, Haywood, William D. Harbert , Zebedee, Howell, Thomas C. Hunter, William, Hambleton, Oliver E . Iffla, J . Jacoby, Edward, Jeffreys, Jacob H . Jump,Isaac, Jackson, Thomas T . Jones, Jerome B. Jones, Walter F. Jackson, Henry M. Johnston, William Poyntell,

R E S I D E N C E S .

Alabama. Philadelphia. North Carolina. Philadelphia. Mississippi. Pennsylvania. Maine. Alabama. Pennsylvania. North Carolina.

Do. Massachusetts. New York. Mississippi. South Carolina. Philadelphia. North Carolina.

Do. Delaware. Rhode Island. Alabama. Virginia. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia.

Do. Georgia. Philadelphia.

Do. New Jersey. Tennessee. Louisiana. Philadelphia.

Do. Mississippi. Georgia. North Carolina. Philadelphia. New Jersey. Virginia.

Do. Jamaica. Philadelphia. North Carolina. Delaware. ..> Virginia. North Carolina. Virginia. Georgia. Philadelphia

NAMES.

Jackson, Samuel, Johnson, Daniel E. Johnson, Peter T . (M. D.) Johnston, William P. Jones, Jame^ R. Jones, Pride, Kite, John L. Knight, Isaac D . Kemper, George W . Kortright, Charles E. King, Harvey W, Kyle, Harvey, Kennedy, Jervis H., S. Kurtz, Jacob H . Kennedy, John M. Kilgore, William, (M. D.) Kuhn, Charles, Lawrence, Enoch C. Ludwig, Charles A. Lockwood, John A. (M. D.) Lockwood, Henry C. Lillibridge, John, Lanier, Camillus V. Lingen, George, Lajus, D. Paul, Lafferty, William L. Lilly, Samuel, Leavitt, Martin G. Lindsey, Caleb, Lloyd, Henry H. Lindoe, Robert F. Linton, M. P. Leaf, Harlan, Lane, Henry R. Linton, W . (M. D.) Martin, Wilmot, Mitchell, James, Muhlenburg, Henry E. Morehead, Bushrod W . Mounger, William H. Millner, Hannibal N . Mellett, James L. Manning, George F . Maxwell, Charles D. Martin, John A. Marshall, Robert T . M'Coull, James M. Moncure, John E.

UESIDSHCES.

Philadelphia. North Carolina. Virginia. Georgia. Alabama. North Carolina. Pennsylvania Philadelphia. Virginia. West Indies Virginia.

Do. South Carolina. Pennsylvania. Tennessee. Louisiana. Philadelphia. Georgia. Pennsylvania. Delaware. Connecticut. Georgia. Virginia. Philadelphia.

Do. Pennsylvania. New Jersey. Virginia. Alabama. North Carolina. England. Pennsylvania,

Do. New York. Kentucky. Philadelphia. Upper Canada«. Pennsylvania. Kentucky. Alabama. Virginia. South Carolina. Alabama. Delaware. Pennsylvania. Virginia.

Do. Do.

NAMES. Morris, Robert, (M. D.) Martin, William, Morgan, William N. Means, Thomas, Mann, William M. (M. D.) Minor, Lewis Willis, (M. D.) Minor, James M. Merillat, Charles, Macoughty, William O. Meigs, J . Forsyth, Mabry, Albert G. Marsh, John H. Morgan, George J. Miller, Gurdon J. Miller, Samuel, Mackey, Alexander L. Mason, James, M'Henry, Matthew, M'Millan, Robert, Morton, Samuel, (M. D.) Newton, Luke V. Norcom, Caspar W . Nichols, George H . Nelson, Benjamin D. Norfleet, William B. O'Neill, John, Ogden, Charles A-Offert, Henry A. [M. D.) Pope, John H, Patterson, HenryS. Pool, James, Pitts, James M. Peters, George B. Perkins, John Q. Pope, Cullen J.' Pen a, Auxencio M . Parry, Charles, (M. D.) Pettit , John, Palm, William, Perry, Christopher G. Parrish, Robert G. Page, Thomas S. Powell, Albert, Peirce, James L. (M. D.) Powers, Thomas H. Pollard, George W . Peebles, John F. Pleasants, William B.

R E S I D E N C E S .

Philadelphia. Virginia. Alabama. South Carolina. Pennsylvania. Virginia.

Do. Pennsylvania. Virginia. Philadelphia. Virginia. Pennsylvania. Louisiana. Georgia. Virginia. District of Columbia. New York. New Jersey. South Carolina. District of Columbia. Pennsylvania. North Carolina. Maine. Virginia. Tennessee. Philadelphia. Newt Jersey.

Do. Georgia. Philadelphia. North Carolina. South Carolina. Tennessee. North Carolina. Georgia. South America. New Jersey. Pennsylvania.

Do. Rhode Island.. Virginia. New Jersey. Virginia. Philadelphia.

Do. Virginia.

Do. Do.

N A M E S .

Philips, Etheldred, Phillips, John H. Peckham, Elijah G. Quarles, Charles, Rambo, Samuel, Retinoids, Birkitt G. Rochelle, James H. Ryan, Bernard, Reid, William S. Reynolds, James, Ritchie, Robert R. Rogers, Lewis, Robertson, John, Rogers, Robert E. Ricaud, Lawrence M. Robinson, Robert E . Rankin, Archibald, Randolph, Arthur M . Rowacd, John Randolph, Reese, Henry M. (M. D.) Radford, John B. (M. D.) Stille, Alfred, Stille, Benjamin, J r . Stiles, Thomas D. Smith, Henry H. Satterfield, J . L . Smith, Charles D. Swann, George F. Silver, Silas B. Smith, John A. (M. D . ) Steele, John M. Sterling, James A. Saltmarsh, Seth, Jr . Stewart, Ferdinand C. Simpson, Josiah, Sing, Edward F. Scruggs, Vincent V. Sayles, Henry, M. D. Skelton, John G. Swaby, Thomas H. Strain, William D. Stewart, Joseph D. Stubbs, Richard, (Dr . ) Schuyler, Philip A. Seip, John M. Sproat, William, Smith, J . Malcom, (M. D.) Straith, John A. (M. D.)

R E S I D E N C E S .

West Florida. New Jersey. New York. Virginia. South Carolina. Virginia. South Carolina. Louisiana. Tennessee. Alabama. Virginia. Kentucky. Delaware. Virginia. Maryland. Virginia. Pennsylvania. Florida. Philadelphia. Alabama. Virginia. Philadelphia.

Do. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. North Carolina. New York. Virginia. Maryland. Virginia.

Dp. Louisiana. Philadelphia. Virginia. Pennsylvania. New York. Virginia. New York. Virginia. Pennsylvania. North Carolina. Pennsylvania. West Indies. New York. Philadelphia.

Do. West Indies. Virginia.

Sharpe, Jacob T. (M. D.) Terrell, Edward B. Turner, William M. Thornton, William H. Thureatt , John J. Tenney, Isaac P. Tyler, Benjamin R. Thornton, George W . Tufts , Johnson B. Trudeau, James, Tappan, Benjamin, Jr . Taliaferro, Horace D. Terrell, Solomon R. Taylor, Thomas B. Turner, Williarn A. Tait, Charles W> Turner , Henry E . Throckmorton, T . B. Treichel, Charles, Thompson, Joseph H. Tomes, Robert, Thorp , Joseph B. Taylor, J . Winthrop, Tumbelston, Francis H. Taylor,; John E. Taller, Edwin P . (M. D.) Taylor, Thomas B. Trevit , William, (M. D.) Turner , James B. (M. D.) Van Rensselaer, Alexander, Van Arsdale, Henry, Jr . Van Reed, Lewis, Vaughan, Isaac, Van Wyck, Edward H. Van Deusan, John H ; Vaiden, Cowles Mead, Willis, Thomas F. Wallace, Edward, W a r d , William W . Wilson, Goodridge A. Wood, Richard, Wharton, Richard, Whi te , Richard, Wagener, Jacob B. Wallace, Horace B. Waters , Franklin, Wister , Jones, Williamson, Francis A.

R E S I D E N C E S , M K .

Philadelphia: i Georgia. Tennessee. Georgia. Virginia.

District of Columbia. Virginia.

Do. rrftof em . Georgia. Louisiana. Ohio. Virginia.n Mississippi, ßouth Carolina. North Carolina. Alabama. Rhode Island.' ' Virginia. : '' Philadelphia, f New Jersey. New York. Georgia. Nett Jersey. Philadelphia.

Do. Virginia. North Carolina. Ohio. Alabama. New York. New Jersey. Pennsylvania. Virginia. New York. New Jersey. Virginia. Georgia. Pennsylvania. North Carolina. Virginia.

Do. Bo. Do.

Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Maryland. Philadelphia. North Carolina.

N A M E S .

Weatherby, Joseph C. Wilson, Joseph, Wallace, Robert M. Walker , Joseph, Welsh, Gaston, Wooten, Hardy V. Wormeley, Carter W . Wallace, Joshua M. Woolverton, Jonathan, (M. D.) Weidman, John A. Wilson, John T . Wolfe, Barnet A. Winter , George R. Whitt le, Conway D. (M. D.) Webb, Robert B. (M. D.) Weaver, Martin, (M. D.) Young, Samuel, Young, William, Young, E. J. (M. D.)

R E S I D E N C E S .

New Jersey. Philadelphia. Maryland. West Indies. North Carolina. Georgia. Virginia. New Jersey. Upper Canada. Pennsylvania. Virginia. Pennsylvania. Philadelphia. Virginia. Alabama. Philadelphia. Pennsylvania, Ireland. Virginia.

SUMMARY. Alabama, Canada and British Provinces, District of Columbia, . Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Ireland, Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New England, New York, . New Jersey, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, Wes t Indies, United States' Navy and Army England, Venezuela,

Aggregate

A G G R E G A T E S . Collegiate Department, . Medical Department, . Academical Department, . Charity (English) Schools,

3 9 8

8 5 3 9 8 1 3 6 1 6 7

Total 786

ABSTRACT

OF T H E

REGULATIONS OF THE UNIVERSITY.

C O L L E G I A T E D E P A R T M E N T .

The fcollegiate year begins on the 8th clay of September, and terminates on the 15th clay of July. It is divided into three terms, the first commencing on the 8th of September, and terminating on the 18th of December; the second commencing on the 3d of January, and terminating on the 5th of Apri l ; and the third commencing on the 17th of April , and terminating on the 16th of July. T h e vacations are two weeks at the close of the first term, eleven days at the close of the second term, and about seven -and a half weeks at the close of the third term.

T h e students are distributed info four classes, viz: T h e Se-nior Class. The Junior Class. T h e Sophomore Class. T h e Freshman Class.

T o be admitted into the Freshman Class, a student must be at least fourteen years of age.' He must be qualified for examination on the following subjects and authors :—

Latin.—Caesar, Virgil, Sallust, Odes of Horace. Greek.—New Testament, the Four Gospels, Acts, and the

Epistles of Peter. Xefiop'hon, first three books. Graeca Mi-nora, or Jacob's Greek Reader.

Quantity and scantling in each language. English.—The elements of English g rammar and of modern

geography. Arithmetic, including, fractions and the extraction of roots. No student is admitted to advanced standing without the

fullest preparation for the class into which he applies for ad-mission.

C O U R S E O F I N S T R U C T I O N I N T H E C O L L E G E .

FRESHMAN CLASS. Department of Mathematics. Algebra, including simple and quadratic equa-

tions, surds, cubic, and biquadratic equations. Approximations. Converging series, &c. Bourdon's Algebra.

Department of Classics. Five books of Livy. Horace's Satires. The Epis-tle to the Hebrews. Selections from Herodotus. Latin and Greek exercises. Roman and Grecian Antiquities.

Department of Rhetoric and English Literature. English Grammar, (Lowth's English Grammar,) and Geography reviewed. Ancient History,

(Lardner's Outlines of History.) Readings in Prose and Poetry. Written Translations from ancient authors. Declamation.

SOPHOMORE CLASS.

Department of Mathematics. Elements of Geometry, (Legendre's Geome-try.) Logarithms. Plane Trigonometry, (Legendre.) Surveying, Mensuration, &c.

Department of Classics. Cicero de Oratore. Terence. Cicero's Orations. Horace's Epistles, Selections from Thucydides, Xenophon, De-mosthenes, Lysias, Isocrates, Plato and iElian. Homer's Iliad, Latin and Greek exercises.

Department of Nat. Philosophy. Elements of Mechanics, (.Library of Useful Knowledge, or Lardner's Mechanics and Hydrostatics.)

Department of Rhetoric and English Literature. History, (Mackintosh's History of England.) Rhetoric, (Whately's Rhetoric.) English composition. Declamation.

JUNIOR CLASS.

Department of Moral Philosophy. Evidences of Revealed Religion. Written Discussions. Moral Philosophy.

Department of Mathematics. Spherical Geometry and Trigonometry, (Le-gendre.) Perspective Geography, including the use of the Globes and Construction of Maps and Charts. Analytical Geometry, in-cluding conic sections, (Young's Analytical Geometry,) Elements of the Differential Calculus, with applications, (Young's Differen-tial Calculus.)

Department of Classics. Art of Poetry. Juvenal. Quintilian's Institutes. Review of Selected Odes of Horace. Cicero de officiis. Selec-tions from the Odyssey, Hesiod, Apollonius, Rhodius, Sophocles, Euripides, Theocrites, Pindar, &c.

Department of Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry. General doctrines of equi-librium and motion. Equilibrium and motion of solids and fluids, (Cambridge Mechanics.) Theory and Construction of Machines, (Application of Descriptive Geometry.)

Heat, (Turner's Chemistry.) Electricity, including Galvanism. Magnetism. Electro-magnetism, (Roget in Library of Useful Knowledge.)

Philosophy of Chemistry. Inorganic Chemistry commenced, (Turner's Chemistry.)

Department of Rhetoric and English Literature. Rhetoric continued, (Camp. bell's Philosophy of Rhetoric.) Logic, (Whately's Logic.) Eng-lish composition.

SENIOR CLASS.

Department of Moral Philosophy. Intellectual Philosophy, (Butler's Analo-gy and Kames' Elements of Criticism.) English composition. Forensic discussions.

Department of Mathematics. Elements of the Integral Calculus, with appli-cations. Analytical Mechanics, (Young's Analytical Mechanics and Lectures.)

Department of Classics. Former authors reviewed or completed. Longinus. Tacitus.

Department of Nat. Philosophy and Chemistry. Astronomy, (Gummere's Astronomy.) Optics, (Brewster's Optios.) Steam-engine (Lard-

ner on the Steam engine and lectures.) Acoustics. Inorganic Chemistry completed. Organic Chemistry, (Turner's Chemistry.)

Department of Rhetoric and English Literature. Law of Nations, (Kent's Commentaries.) Political Philosophy, (Constitution of the United States with Lectures.)

Department of Geology and Mineralogy. Lectures on Geology and Mineral-ogy.

On every Saturday, members of the Senior Class deliver original essays in the chapel.

French, Spanish, and German, may be pursued if required by parents.

On each day of the week, except Saturday, there are three recitations of one hour each for every class. On Saturday, each class recites once.

All the classes, except the Senior Class, recite both in the morning and afternoon.

The instructions of the College are conveyed in part by lec-tures, hut principally by the study of the most approved text books, aided by the explanations of the professors. The dili-gence of the student is tested by rigid daily examinations. The character of each recitation is recorded, and the results com-municated to parents or guardians in the middle, or at the end of each term. At the end of each term, public examinations of the classes are held by the Faculty; and the students who are distinguished during the term, are classed in the order of merit.

Defective students are not allowed to proceed to a higher class; and incompetent students are dismissed from the insti-tution.

Negligent and indolent students are transferred to a lower class when unable to proceed with the studies of their own class.

The terms for instruction in the regular studies of the Col-lege already enumerated, are g25 per term, payable in advance.

The modern languages are taught by approved instructors, at a moderate additional expense.

Proper boarding, including washing, &c. can be had in the city, for from 82.50 to S3 per week.

Students not from the city of Philadelphia, will, if it be re-quested by their parents, have one of the faculty appointed as a guardian, who will take charge of the disbursements, and attend to the comfort and well-doing of the individual.

The degree of Master of Arts may be conferred on the alumni of the University, bachelors in the arts of three years standing, who shall apply for that honour. Any master of arts, upon taking his degree, may deliver a public dissertation, at the commencement at which his degree is conferred, under the direction of the provost.

A public commencement for conferring degrees, is held on the 16th of July, unless that day fall on Saturday or Sunday, when the commencement is held on the Friday preceding the 16th.

M E D I C A L D E P A R T M E N T .

The Medical Department is under the immediate govern-ment of the Medical Professors, who constitute the Faculty of Medicine, subject to the rules and statutes of the Board of Trustees.

The organization of the Medical Faculty is as follows. It consists in

A Professorship of A N A T O M Y . A Professorship of the P R A C T I C E OF P H Y S I C . A Professorship of M A T E R I A M E D I O A and P H A R M A C Y . A Professorship of C H E M I S T R Y . A Professorship of S U R G E R Y . A Professorship of M I D W I F E R Y and the D I S E A S E S OF W O M E N

AND C H I L D R E N .

A Professorship of the I N S T I T U T E S OF M E D I C I N E .

The Medical Faculty hold meetings for the purpose of ar-ranging and conducting the business of their department, and establishing proper rules and regulations (subject to the rules and statutes of the Board of Trustees,) for the preservation of order and decorum among the medical students.

The Medical Faculty appoint one of their own members to act as Dean, and it is his duty to keep the minutes of the Fac-ulty, to arrange and conduct the business of examining the candidates for a medical degree, to arrange and conduct the business of the Faculty at their meetings, and to attend to cor-respondence.

The Session for' the Medical Lectures begins on the first Monday of November, and ends about the first day of March ensuing.

The Commencement for conferring Medical degrees is by a special mandamus of the Board of Trustees, held generally the last week in March.

Rules and Regulations for Conferring the Degree of Doctor of Medicine.

1. Every candidate for this degree must have attained the age of twenty-one years—applied himself to the study of Medicine for three years—and been during that time the pri-

vate pupil, for two years at least, of a respectable practitioner of medicine.

II. The candidate must have attended two complete courses of the following lectures in this Institution:—

Anatomy. Practice of Physic. Materia Medica and Pharmacy. Chemistry. Surgery, Midwifery, and the Diseases of Women and Children. Institutes of Medicine.

He must also have attended one course of Clinical Instruction in the Philadelphia Hospital, (BlockleyJ or the Pennsylvania Hospital, or some other institution approved of by the Fa-culty of Mdicine.

III . Medical Students who have attended one complete course in a respectable Medical School, where the attendance on two complete courses is necessary to a degree, where the same branches are taught as in this, and which are placed upon the ad Eundum of this school, are permitted to become candidates by attendance here for one full course only; and are by the latter upon the same privileges with students who have attended this school twice.

IV. Preparatory to obtaining any tickets, the student must matriculate, by having his name registered by the Dean of the Medical Faculty.

V. When the candidates for a Medical Degree apply tp .the Dean for admission as such, they must exhibit their tickets to prove that the regulations have been complied with.

VI . Each candidate, at the time of his application, must deliver to the Dean of the Medical Faculty at least one week before his examination, and on or before the 10th of March, a Thesis composed by himself, on some medical subject, and to be approved of by the Professors. This Thesis is referred to one of the Professors, who shall examine the candidate upon it, in the presence of the Medical Professors, and such of the Trustees as choose to attend.

VII. When a candidate is rejected, his essay will be retain-ed by the Medical Faculty.

VII I . When candidates withdraw their essays for any pur-pose whatever, they upon reapplication will be placed at the foot of the list.

I X . The Essay must be in the candidate's own hand-writing, and must be written uniformly on paper of the same size, the alternate pages being left blank. General bad spell-ing in a Thesis, or general inattention to the rules of g r im-mer, precludes a candidate from examination for a degree.

X. All questions on the admissibility of a Thesis, shall be determined some time previously to the day fixed for the examination of the candidate, who may have presented it.

XI. A Thesis may be published if the candidate desire it, the permission of the Professor by whom he was examined thereon being first obtained, but no alteration shall be made therein after such permission is given.

XII . The voting on the case of each candidate is by private ballot, and three negative votes reject him.

XIII . Each candidate shall pay to the Dean of the Faculty the fees of graduation at the time of his examination.

XIV. Candidates who have passed their [examination, and in other respects complied with the regulations, must be re^ ported by the Dean to the Provost, who in turn will communi-cate such report to the Board of Trustees, in order that if approved of by them, their mandamus be issued for conferring the degree at such time as they may think expedient.

XV. The Degree will not be conferred upon a candidate who absents himself from the public commencement, except by a special permission of the Medical Faculty.

XVI . Graduates of medical schools, on the ad Eundumlist , by attending one complete course in this institution, are put upon the same footing with students who have attended two complete courses here.

XVII. Honorary Degrees may be conferred at the instance of the Provost and Medical Faculty, or in pursuance of a reso-lution of the Trustees; but no such degree shall be conferred, unless the mandamus ordering it be signed by two-thirds of the whole number of Trustees, nor unless the candidate shall have been nominated at the Board three months previously to taking the question on conferring the Degree.

W . E . H O R N E R , Dean. Philadelphia, February 1836.

G R A D I I ATMS IN T H E ARTS, At the commencement in July 1835.

N A M E S . R E S I D E N C E S . Joseph Alexander, A. B. Pennsylvania George Ashbridge, A. B. Do James I. Bidermann, A. B. Delaware Robert Y. Black, A. B. Pennsylvania Charles Breck, A. B. Do Colin C. Cooper, A. B. Do Robert Earp, jr . A. B. Do Joseph N. Emlen, A. B. Do Robert Fleming, A. B. Do Edward Ingersoll, A. B. Do Charles Kirkham, A. B. Do John M'Clintock, j r . A. B. Do Alexander M'Kinley, A. B. Do William H. Odenheimer, A. B. Do David J. Patterson, A. B. Do Richard R. Smith, A. B. Do Charles T . Stewart, A. B. New Jersey George L. Taylor, A. B. Pennsylvania Joseph Tiers, B. Do William C. Twells, A. B. Do

Joseph Beale, j r . A. M. Pennsylvania Will iam P. Bedlock, A. M. Do Thomas A. Biddle, A. M. Do William N. Bispham, A. M. Do St. George T . Campbell, A. M. Do George C. Carson, A. M. Do George Emlen, jr . A. M. Do John C. Eyre, A. M. Do Daniel C. Harvey, A. M. Do Oliver Hopkinson, A. M. Do Henry Longstreth, A. M. Do William M'llvaine, A. M. Do Alexander M. M'llvaine, A. M. Do Samuel M'Kinney, A. M. Tennessee Gratz Moses, A. M. Pennsylvania Alfred A. Miller, A. M. Do Charles W . Schasffer, A . M . Do John B. Shober, A. M. Do Alfred Still6. A . M. Do Andrew B. Stones, A. M. Do John R. White , A. M. Do

U N I V E R S I T Y O F P E N N S Y L V A N I A .

M E D I C A L D E P A R T M E N T .

M a Public Commencement, held on Thursday, March 2&thy 1835, the following Gentlemen, Pupils of this In-stitution, received the Degree of Doctor of Medicine.

-NEW JERSEY. N A H E S .

William M. Egbert , Charles Parry, J. Dickinson Miller, Alexander Brown, George Goodell,

S U B J E C T OF E S S A T .

Acute Hepatitis. Haemoptysis. Operation of Poisons. Cynanche Trachealis. Pathology of Dropsy.

PENNSYLVANIA.

Abraham Rothrock, Robert G. Young,

George F. M'Callmont, Charles W . Smith, Ferdinand L. Wagner , C. P. Michener, Daniel Carroll Harvey, Traill Green, John Dyer, Jr . William Hepburn,

Dysentery. Functional Derangement of Liver. Contagion. Gastritis. Conjunctivitis. Aneurism. Acute Hepatitis. Erysipelas. Cynanche Trachealis. Tetanus.

William M. Mann, Edwin Fussell, Frederick S. Eckard, William D. Downing, Samuel M'Clure, George M'Cullough, Edmund C. Evans, Charles P. Keichline, Isaac A. Pennepacker, Rush Van Dyke, William H. Patterson, James L . Pierce, Robert Morris, S. Gratz Moses, George M. Bache, John B. Chrisman, Thomas Sydenham Bryant, John K. Knorr,

Gastritis. Acute Peritonitis. Mental Derangement. Laryngitis. Rubeola. Apoplexy. Digestion. Erysipelas. Sleep. Trephining. Traumatic Hemorrhage. Phthisis Pulmonalis. Traumatic Tetanus. Phenomena of Inflammation. Acute Hepatitis. Medical Physiognomy,

v.s. ¿..Gun-shot Wounds. Pertussis.

GEORGIA. William H. Lane, Hugh J. Ogilby,

Charles B. Guyton, John S. Linton, John B. Bussy,

Malaria. Medical Topography and Dis-

eases of Morgan county, Ga. Modus Operandi of Medicines. Dysentery. Influence of Cold.

NEW YORK. Francis H. Hamilton, Norman Eddy,

Phrenology. Menorrhagia.

George Mendenhall, William J. Bates, Samuel Livingston,

OHIO. RemedialEffects of Cold Water. Scarlatina. Liver.

K E N T U C K Y .

William H. Robertson, Dependence of Function.

N A M E S . S U B J E C T OF E S 9 A T .

R H O D E I S L A N D .

Thomas A. Hazard, Scarlatina. Stephen S. Keene, Indigestion.

DELAWARE. Robert M'Cabe, Remittent Fever of Infants. Lewis P. Bush, Erysipelas. John H. Fromberger, Epidemic Cholera.

SOUTH CAROLINA. James H. Wofford, Scarlatina. George C. M'Bride, Phthisis Pulmonalis. George Washington Taylor, Acute Bronchitis.

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. Charles Noyes, Blood-letting. Benjamin Dulany, Trachitis.

N E W H A M P S H I R E .

Charles J. F. Durell, Dysenteria Acuta.

MISSISSIPPI. Justus Hurd, Injuries of the Nerves. H. Wellington Smith, Injuries of the Head. James M. Williams, Acute Peritonitis. Phares W . Calliham, Purgatives in Congestive

Fever.

CONNECTICUT. Lucius J. Barber, Functions of the Placenta. John D. Russ, Laceration of Perineum.

S U B J E C T OF E S S A Y .

L O U I S I A N A .

William French, Albert Covington, William Edmonson Kennedy,

Bite of the Rattlesnake, Malignant Cholera. Laurence's Theory of Thought.

James M. Lindsay, Alexis D. Pope,

A L A B A M A .

Acute Bysentery. Rubeola.

Meredith Davis, John Hasson,

MARYLAND. Acute Rheumatism. Remitting Fever.

FLORIDA. Benjamin Waller Taylor, Bysmenorrhcea.

VIRGINIA. Joseph A. Robertson, William F. Quenichet, David Sayers, Samuel B. Fisher, Alexander M'D. Davison, Louis H. Averitt, Richard J. H. Hatchett, Francis L. Higgins, Richard F. Taylor, Bailey Shumate, Peter Browne, Turner H. Southall, James M. Crump, James W . Barnett, Robert B. Reynolds, Wade Sullivan, William Hammett, Nathaniel A. Venable, William Glenn Graghead, Robert Southgate,

Revulsion. Pneumonia. Scarlatina. Scarlatina. Gonorrhoea. Emansio Mensium. Gastro-Enteritis. Apoplexy. Aneurism. Jaundice. Malaria. Scarlatina. Coxalgia. Neuralgia. Death. Bysentary. Rubeola. Anatomy and Physiology. Amenorrhoea Suppressionis. Belirium Tremens.

William D. Jefferson, John T . Hendree, John S. Whyttle, William B. Williamson, James R. Dickinson, Thomas Creigh, Jr. George P. Holeman, William L. Parham, William S. Winfield, William Wallace, Thomas Torian,

Robert N. Booth, Daniel F. Morris, Samuel Wilson, John Anthony, John W . Williamson,

Digestion. Syphilis. Cynanche Trachealis. Acute Peritonitis. Cinchona Officinalis. Scarlatina. Malaria. Menorrhagia. Measles. Rubeola. Concussion and Compression

of Brain. ' Intermittent Fever. Acute Bronchitis. Croup. Gastro-enteric Irritation. Chronic Hepatitis.

Sidney S. Perry, SidneyX. Johnston, Josiah Blackman, James M.Moore, Charles C. Wilson, Archibald Malloy, Charles E. Johnson, Charles Skinner, Thomas W. Blount, Madison T . Moore, Edward G. Riddick,

C A R O L I N A .

Stricture of Urethra, Scarlatina. Remittent Fever. Scarlet Fever. Intermitting Fever. Leucorrhcea. Acute Dysentery. Spina Bifida. Calorification. Acute Diarrhoea. Measles.

TENNESSEE. William K. Love, Benjamin Rush Owen, Thomas T . Hogg, Charles Grandison Keenan, John S. M'Nairy, George W . Long,

Erysipelas. Progressive Mutation. Hypochondriasis. Epidemic Cholera. Cynanche Trachealis. Hydrocele.

ENGLAND, T. Lancaster Davies, Cretinism.

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N A M E S . S U B J E C T o r E S S A Y .

C A N A D A .

John Warren Lefferty, Acute Hepatitis•

W E S T I N D I E S . John William Bartlett, Hxrnorrhagy, James M. Smith, Pertussis.

Graduates in Medicine, July 1835.

William S. Rouland, Pa. Hernia Ceribri. Richard Clarke, Va. Puerporal Fever. John B. Davies, Va. Acute Hepatitis. Percy Walker, Alabama. Elephantiasis. J. Hamilton White, N . J . Asiatic Cholera. Bryan W . Sloan, N. C. Cholera Infantum. Morris S. Wickersham, Philad. Dysenteria. J. Newton Hetzel, Pa. Cholic. James B. Turner, Alabama, Dyspepsia. Frederick Marx, Va. Unavoidable UterineHeemorrh-

age. John Bracken Butler, Va. Chronic Hepatitis. Richard Stubbs, West Indies, Peculiarities of Females. Thomas Brown, Philad. Dysentery. Janson W . Holmes, Miss. Intermittent Fever. Thomas J. Turpin, Md. Haemoptysis.

W. E. H O R N E R , M. D. Dean of the Medical Faculty.